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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1955

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Sojourners Elect at Camp Detrick Chapter 338 Officers

Major Robert S. Dyal elected president at a December 1 meeting held at Lt. Col. Willam W. Eakins home. Robert O. Perry named vice president, Donald Falconer secretary treasurer, and George B. DeMuth marshal. Heroes of ’76 officers also chosen with Robert Riddlemoser commander and Dr. Edwin R. Cornish chief of staff. A spaghetti dinner preceded the session. deer hunting notes summarize several local hunts and deer sizes. bridge winners Julius Jacobson and G. Garber top the Officers’ Open Mess results. multiple postings announce post assignments and welcomes for new civilian and military personnel amid holiday gatherings and family news.

Robert S. Dyal Camp Detrick Willam W Eakins Grant Place Robert O. Perry Donald Falconer George BR. DeMuth Heroes of Robert Riddlemoser Edwin R. Cornish Nelson E. Alexander Catocin Mountains Bill Blumenauer Harmony Bill Sanders Garrett County William E. Warren A & Point White Deer Township Sunbury Charles Forrest

New Officers Installed At Camp Detrick NFFE Chapter

Camp Detrick officers of the National Federation of Federal Employees were installed at a Wednesday dinner meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Country Club. National VP Joseph P. Lear spoke on the federation’s history and pension plan, as twelve charter members were introduced. Also noted are Boy Scouts Troop 799 charter presentation and NCO Ladies Club activities with holiday plans and gifts for hospital patients. Private First Class Mare A. Ralston of Fort Wayne will marry Ann Boysen in Syracuse, Dec.

Thurmont Rich Ard Sullinger Robert W Richard A. Lamm Camp Detrick William R. Heller Stamford Conn Raymond E. Bell Derrick Fort McClean Ala Joseph J. Veilleux Far East Warren H. Dailey V.fw Country Club Mary Agnes Smith Office For Public Affairs National Federation of Federal Employes Veterans of Foreign Wars Country Club Joseph P. Lear Annapolis NFFE Paul F. Koch John K. Wisner Rosa G. Rich Luther V. McMurrs Murray R. Botkin Berhad Shaff Oliver H. Keefer Guardian Harold A. Chichester Gerald L. Huff Earl F. Oden Edward W. Scot Wi- Mam George S. Saunders Saunders Hagerstown XFFE Maryland Federation Botkin Huff, Keefer Joseph Stubbs Harald Burgess Harold Dutrow Austin Hoffman Wisner T'rs Kreh Elmer Nikirk Shafé BOY Scouts Camp Detrick Boy Scout Troop 799 John Herrick Chawman Francis Scott Key John J. Hayes Cecil D. Miller Institutonal United States Detrick Sojourners Chapter B'nai Brith NCO Ladies Club Aless Springfield Hospital Stental Health Association A Ralston Fort Wayne Ind Ann Boysen Syracuse N. Y

Leach Family Guests Over Thanksgiving Holiday

Mr and Mrs Earl W Leach and daughter Janet of University Park along with Mr and Mrs Leonard F Leach and sons Leonard Jr and Dale Everett of Silket Sprang spent Thanksgiving with their parents Mr and Mrs E W Leach. Mrs J H Rinker and daughter were also noted as visitors.

Lime Kiln social visit weekend in Frederick area

Mr and Mrs T E Aimachman with Grayson Bowers and family including Ralph Anne and Richard Zimmerman Jr of Frederick spent Sunday with Miss Rheudelia Zim.

T. E. Aimachman Grayson Bowers Ralph Anne Richard Zimmerman Jr Frederick Rheudelia Zim

Union must repay theft loss to Local 842 UAW CIO

In Hagerstown a Washington County Circuit Court jury ruled that Potomac Insurance Co of Washington must reimburse Local 842 of the UAW CIO $5,050 for cash stolen from the union headquarters last December 6 1954. The insurer had denied liability citing no evidence of forcible entry.

Hagerstown Washington County Washington, D. C Uawcio Potomac Insurance Co Washington

Inside Job Theory Stumps Insurance Case Verdict

The company argued the evidence pointed to an inside job not covered by its policy. Judge George Henderson of Cumberland instructed the jury that the burden of proving the inside job theory lies with the insurer. No arrests have been made in the case.

George Henderson Cumberland

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