Local notes from Frederick area illness and visits
The column records several health updates and social visits from Frederick area residents. CPO William Spickler, recalled Navy reservist, discharged and returned home to resume railway mail clerk duties. Mrs. John Newcomer and Mrs. J. E. Fossett visited Mrs. J. C. Newcomer in Hillsburg, Virginia. Various patients improve or move to hospitals, and families host gatherings at homes on Bolivar Heights and in Martinsburg, Cumberland, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town General Hospital
William Spickler
Navy
U. S
John Newcomer
J. E. Fossett
J.C. Newcomer
Manuel
Hillsburg
Catherine Butts
Sandy Hook
Virginia Moler
Doris Staubs
Lawrence Painter
Blair
Velma
Minuie Strider
Robinson, Pa
J. W. Rarnshill
Edward Grove
King’s Daughters
Hosital
Martinsburg
Donald Noland
Washington
Thurston Utterback
Brownsville
Bertha Merchant
Preston Merchant
Charles Town
Lillie Biller
Jessie Thompson
Shrader
John Smutaman
Camp Hill
Aime Smallwood
Alma Brown
George Jones
Charles
Five Frederick motorists lose driving rights in county action
Thomas G. Marcin, license reviewer, suspended or revoked the licenses of five motorists and issued reprimands or probation to others yesterday. Minor James Harmon had license revoked until age 21 after three violations. additional names include Bartlet of West South Street for reckless driving and three others facing suspensions or revocations for offenses such as exceeding 70, failing to stop, or making false affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Thomas G. Marcin
James Charles Bartlet
West South Street
Donald W. Creeger
Thurmont
Dwight M. Dickinson
RFD
Frederick
James R. Harmon
Clarence Hallman
Libertytown
Robert J. Butts
Middletown
Kenneth L. Gilbert
Woodsboro
Julian A. Harris
William. E. Kemp
East Patrick Street
Edward Lighter
Francis W. O Brien
Emmitsburg
Russell Ott
Brunswick
William E. Shook
Braddock Heights
Bolivar visitors include Mills and son John Lee
John Mills and son John Lee, aged 18 last June, visited Bolivar residents Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Webble on Tuesday. John Lee has enlisted in the U S Air Force and expects to be called early February. Mrs. Mills was formerly Miss Kathleen Webb of Bolivar. Mrs. Lenora Staubs has been indisposed with a painful eye abscess recently lanced. Mrs. William Wilt also has been indisposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail
Winchester
Dorothy Rang
Middleway
Allen Athey
Shanandoah Junction
C. C. Daansan
Mirs
Lewis Wield
Ings
Springfield
Gardner Pierce
Martinsburg
Whipple
Stallings
Brunswick
Hipple
Bolivar
W. Va
John Mills
John Lee
G. E. Webble
U.S. Air Force
Mills
Kath-leen Webb
Lenora Staubs
William Wilt
Willard's Message on Relief for Digestive Distress Sold Widely
Over four million bottles of Wirtann Taramenr marketed for relief of distress from stomach ulcers excess acid post digestion and related symptoms. The advertisement urges asking for Willard's Message which explains this remarkable home treatment from Williamson's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Ah Williamson
Hill Remains Ill After Removal to City Hospital
Hill was carried to Charles Town General Hospital a week ago and remains quite ill. Mrs. Eugene Kern at her Harpers Ferry home is showing improvement after a spell of illness.
Shaft Installed As 29th Assn s Head
Alton E. Shaff, longtime Co A 115th Inf 29th Div veteran, was installed as commander of Frederick Post No 78 of the 29th Division Association Friday evening at the Amvets home. Other officers installed include A Melvin Seeger, Harry W. Brachey, Elijah N. Hartman, Francis Van Fossen, George Stull, and Roy E. Mil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton E. Shaff
Co al 115Th Inf
Frederick
29Th Division Association
The
Amvets
Mr. Shaff
A. Melvin Seeger
Harry W. E. Brachey
Elijah N. Hartman
Installation of 29th Infantry Division Association leaders
Col. William H. Triplett officiated the installation as commander of the Department of Maryland 29th Division Association. He spoke on the privilege of serving with the famed 29th Inf. Div. Col. Triplett’s remarks highlighted strong ties to the unit. Col. Robert F. Barrick, recently returned from Korea and Japan, spoke briefly and promised to bring pictures. Col. Benjamin F. Cassell and Major Howard Warner attended from the State Department. The meeting emphasized Far East connections for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Cassell
Howard Warner
Robert F. Barrick
Korea
Japan
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Robert Fielt
Walter Bhueard
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Eortliues
Petah
Birhuny
Mt. Vorpan
N.Y
Taitwis
Ineper
Minnie Virte
Snd
Julia Eduiundenn
Falk's Grocery
Patapsco
Kale
Dulany
Ford Idook Kg
U.S. No
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Kelly
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California
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Green & Tender
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Liquor Dept
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Sauter Kraut DT
McCormick's
Stagg
Corby's Reserve
Martin's
VV. G. Scotch
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Morrell
Corkran Hill Franks
Esskay
Goetzes
Corkhill
Bacon
Capons
LAMO
Gileret
N. Market St
Roy Ay
Assn
Far East
Tenden
Walter Snow
Optometrist
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
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