Retired Officers Plan Local Fort Detrick Chapter
A group of retired Army Navy and other officers met at the Fort Detrick Officers Open Mess to discuss forming a local chapter of the Retired Officers Association. Lt Col Jacob G Hellman presided outlining aims to unite current and former officers across services for patriotic objectives and public information, with a non profit status and support for national security.
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Fort Detrick
Public Information Office
Army and Navy
Retired Officers Association
Jacob G. Hellman
Hellman
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Public Health Service
National Association
Armed Services
Frederick
Richard M. Clendenin
John V. Vacca
Oliver J. Cejka
Calvin S. George
Michael J. Calpin
Stephen F. Slaughter
Harold E. McCue
Frederick Orchestra
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
June Paul
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Madame Butterfly
Jerry Holloway
U. S Army Chorus
Lieutenant Pinkerton
Donald Bootham
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Sharpless
U. S
Nagasaki
Mozart
Beethoven
Rossini
Morton Reitman
Zachary Galaboff
Mary Muzik
Thomas Muzik
Fred Ables
Carl 8. Casto
Phebe Summers
Ruth S
Arnold G. Wedum
Industrial Safety Council
Fort Detrick Club Activities and Awards Summary
The Fort Detrick community reports February events and honors. A women's luncheon on February 19 features an art exhibit and wine cooking demonstration. Scout radio broadcasts mark Bath anniversary. Personnel receive Quality Increase and Sustained Superior or Outstanding awards. New arrivals and departures listed, plus office anecdotes and a Mardi Gras cake memory.
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Women’s Club
Fort Detrick
Harold Neufeld
WFMD
Bath
Esther R. Farmer
Industrial Health and Safety Division
Betty J. West
Edward A. Clem
Edward A. Tyergar
U. S. Army Medical Unit
John F. Kennedy
Utilities Division
Gerald A. Davis
Philadelphia
Bohdan S. Bereza Jr
Firemaston
Conn
Larry L. Bierman
Glendale
Calif
Ronald H. Bloom
San Gabriel
Gary A. Finklea
Jacksonville
Fla
Manuel Jimenez
Los Angeles
Edward J
Vilas ‘'E. Misner
William J. Perreault
Paul M. Brenton
Ted Stephens
SO Division
Steve
Tom Rippeon
Tish Swomley
Jim Sinski
New Orleans
Logan Tschiffely
Water Line Complete In Middletown
Middletown reports completion of a 12-inch water main from the chlorination plant to Broad Street. A new chlorinator will be purchased and attached to the line before spring, according to Burgess Floyd E. Stine.
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Middletown
Broad Street
Floyd E. Stine
English Lesson Misused Prepositions and Word Study Notes
Guidelines on correct preposition use with all and pronoun after all. Notes on mispronounced sagacious and misspelled equilibrium using spelling tips. Includes synonyms like friction attrition abrasion and guidance on using a word three times to own it.
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W. L. Gordon
Forensic Word Lesson Sparks 1964 Frederick Page
The News notes a daily vocabulary word Forensic from a Frederick edition. It recalls 1778 when John Parke Curtis bought 1100 acres along the Potomac naming the estate Arlington. A nurses meeting in Baltimore February 4 at Maryland General Hospital was hosted by Frederick Memorial Hospital staff.
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John Parke Curtis
George Washington
Po Jtomac River
Arlington
Virginia
Northhampton County
Association of Director of Nurses of
Maryland
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Estelle Collins
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donna Deal
Maryland Association
Karen Barnhart
Frederick Memorial
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Washington County Hospital
Gerald Eccles
Army Research Office
Washington, D. C
Chieghrod
Martydom
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
John
Federal City
J.F.K
20Th St. Station
N.W
Washington, D.C
Singie
Addi
Kennedy
American Republic
The
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Committee For
301
First Street
N. E
American Opinion
United States Senate
Senate
Middletown, Maryland
the News
Carrollton
Plus Taxes & Ins
Jefferson St
Pearl
Center Street
Models
Ceril Homes
Brosius Ey
Carrollton Drive
Frederick, Maryland
Kroehler
Cline
Furniture
E. Patrick
Hlerg
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