Mary as First Name Tops for Women in Social Security List
A recent tally from the Social Security Administration shows Mary remains the most popular female first name among working age women, with over 2.5 million Marys in the records and 43,017 Mary Smiths. Johns outnumber Marys among men, and the study lists the ten leading surnames and ten leading first names, including Smith, Johnson, Williams, Brown, Jones, Miller, Davis, Martin, Anderson, and Wilson. The report also describes the National Employe Index and its move to microfilm, detailing the massive 260 million names stored for 425 million people and the plan to modernize with microfilm and electronic updating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
W. 8. King
Hagerstown
Social Security Office
United States
Marys
John
King
Smiths
Holder Smith
Johnson
Williams
Brown RA
OC Jones
Miller
Tavis
Marlin
Anderson
Wilson
William
Dorothy
James
Helen
Robert
Margaret
Charles
Ruth
George
Betty
Willie
Elizabeth
Joseph
Anna
Frank
Mildred
Richard
Frances
Social Security Administration
Baltimore
Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
Loys Station pupils lined up for photographer in 1488 89 scene
Photo shows pupils at Loys Sy siom School with Mrs. Herbert F. Martin among the class. Rows list numerous students and relatives with many deceased noted. Also mentions Mt. Airy emergency ambulance service expansion and the new Cadillac ambulance in service January 21 by Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Department.
Mt. Airy Fire Co. Gets New Ambulance
Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Department placed a new 1958 Cadillac ambulance in service on January 21. It carries enough oxygen to treat a patient for at least two hours and can transport two stretcher patients. The unit is designed for comfort on long calls and was built after extensive specification work by the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Mt. Airy Area
Greyhound Bus
Ter-Stone
Matcharg Tirate
Stewart Manor
William Edward Chaney
Ruthvin
Fredcer Charlies K. Cashour
Ver Igeant Denver
Deniel Janetson
Loit
E. Heffner
Charles Samuel Wilmer
Rippeon
Ambulance Appreciation Month Boosts Mt Airy Fire Dept
Mt Airy volunteer firefighters have spent over 87 forty hour weeks in ambulance service over five years. The department declares February as Ambulance Appreciation Month and will host an oyster and ham supper plus a canvass for donations. A new ambulance cost more than 12000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaine Hobbs
Mt. Airy Tire Department
Lve
ML Airy Voliteer
T Hese
Mt Airy
Today In History and Notable Births and Events
Anniversaries list notable figures born in various years including Mark Hopkins 1802 educator and Williams College president. Other entries cover David C. Broderick 1820s California pioneer and senator, Edward I Beale 1840s explorer, Francis W. Ayer 1840s founder, William P. McDowell 1850s bishop, John Mitchell 1919 labor leader. Also mentions Jonathan Lambert 1811 Tristan d'Ibuhna claim, Confederate Confederacy 1861 formation, Interstate Commerce Commission 1889, Holshevik inquiries 1919, and 1945 debt fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hopkins
Williams Colli Mass
Stockbridge, Mass
David C. Broderick
New York City
San Francisco
Pione
U.S
Washington, D. C
Edward I. Beale
Naval al. Tiver
Kit Carson
District of Columbia
Francis W. Ayer
Philadelphia
Maine
Lee
Mass
William P. McDowell
Episcopal Church
Millersburg
Ohio
Jonh Mitchell
Miney
Jeader
The
United Mine Workers
Braidwood
Jonathan Lambert
Salemi Massakes
Tristan D'Eunha
South Pacific
Confederate States of America
Montgomery
Ala
U. S. Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S. Senate
Unite States
Prank Hawks
Congress
Notable Births and Dates Highlight 1958 Obituaries and Events
A collage of biographical notes lists births and ages of figures such as Charles A. Lindbergh and Erich Leinsdorf, with origins from Detroit and Austria. It notes 1958 training hours by New Market fire department under Captain Paul Chaney, and mentions several named individuals with birthplaces and ages, reflecting period obituaries and society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netling
Mary
Bishop
Charles A. Lindbergh
Air Force Reserve
Detroit
Scovel Richardson
Customs Court
Nashville
Buell G. Gallagher
City College of New York
Rankin, ML
Mickinsey Kantor
Webster City
Iowa
Erich Leinsdorf
Austria
James S. Schramm
Burlington
Karl D. Butler
Ithaca
Tom Teader
Douglas, Ariz
New Market
Paul
Chaney
New Market District Fire Departtment
University of Maryland
New Market Firemen Meet: 1957 Volunteer Efforts And Gear
The New Market Volunteer Fire Company reports a 1957 year of service with 41 calls totaling 1264 hours. A new 100 watt portable light plant, floodlights, a 250 gallon per minute pump, and hoseware were acquired to boost community protection. The pump traveled 231 miles aiding 48 chimney fires and other incidents, with one auto fire, two chimney removals, and four chimneys cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
J. &. Halim
New Market Fire Department
Itvalion
Rev. Dall Named As Bishop Elect
Rt Rev Harry Lee Dall was designated bishop elect of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland at the 174th convention. He will succeed Bishop Powell when he retires, having previously served as suffragan. Dall, a Martinsburg WV native, studied at West Virginia University, William and Mary, and Virginia Theological Seminary, and was ordained in 1892. He has led churches in Epiphany Washington, Christ Church Alexandria, Houston, and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry Lee Dall
Episcopal Diocese of
Maryland
Noble CG. Powell
Doll
Powell
Martinsburg
W.a
University of West Virginia
William & Mary College
Virginia Theological Seminary
Washington
Christ Church
Alexandria
Houston
Texas
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Frederick City
Charleston
Thomas N. Troffman
South Market Street
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Hoffman
Martin L. Kanade
Paul W. Mossburg
George Edward McDaniel
South Shutter Street
West Virginia
Frederick
Market
South Streets
Paul M. Moss
Burg
Richard M. Ruthgin
U.S. 440
William Beiler
Charles FE. Tobinson
Frank Beller
Harry Miller
Nora Loy
Annie Miller
M's
George Beller
Mollie Shipley
Annie Robinson
Richard Miller
Allen Beiiler
Franklin Loy
Charles H. Hoffman
Mary Smith
Charles Domer
Catherine
Kate) Mort
Harry Lahrt
Pet Schinledecker
Varry Morningstar
Mary Loy
Clarence Creager
Bessie Martin
Emma Devilbiss Tierezased
Jessie Beitler
Mt. Airy Fire Co
America
South Bend
Indiana
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard
Studebaker+Packard
Hillside Motor CO
West Patrick St
Motorola TV
Patrick St. MO
S. Frederich, Md
Taeai
Amarmms
Accessorian
Rae AL Ehman
Prop
Rev. Dall
Tony
Vre Laurin
Warsaw
Indonesia
Trybina Ludu
West New Guinea
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Black Patent
Navy
MAN
Naturalizer
Saya Kemp
Rook
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