Quadruplets born to Latrobe mother in 650000 odds
Latrobe Pa Feb 13 a 26 year old wife of a timing works inspector gave birth to a boy and three girls weighing 13 pounds at Latrobe General Hospital by Caesarean section. The babies 1 32 pounds first at 132 am Eastern Standard Time followed by three girls 3% 3 and 3 pounds. Identical triplets shared one egg while the boy came from another. Father Andrew Zavada 35 expressed relief. Medical staff including Dr J Wiley Hartman and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrobe
Barbara Wagner Zavads
J. Wiley Hartman
DE Hartman
Hyans
Hartman
Pittsburgh
Andrew Zavade
Barbara
Latrobe Hospital
Pennsylvania
Richmond Couple Weds In St James Episcopal Church
Miss Jean Carrington Norman served as maid of honor as Ann Nalle Norman and William Powell Blair were married at St James Episcopal Church in Richmond. Rev Churchill J Gibson officiated. Guests included Brooks Farber and Helen Thomas, with a reception at the bride’s home followed by a trip south. The couple will reside at 924 Kent Road Apartments, Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Nalle Norman
Charles Ardennes Norman
Richmond
William Powell Blair
Smith Blair
Washington
Frederick
St. James Episcopal Church
Churchill J. Gibson
Jean Carrington Norman
Brooks Farber
Baltimore
Edward J. Walsh
Teaneck
N. J
Helen Thomas
Polk M. [Neal
Alice Gilliam
Hans Faber
Robert C Rose
Thomas Ammons
Ralph E. Kinsey
Armistead Blackley
Mrs. Blair
Kent Road
Tollhouse at Altstadt Hill Faces Demolition
The late four room tollhouse at the bottom of Altstadt Hill on Route 340 was torn down by State Road Commission crews after years of hazard. Built in 1866 by Dick Heaffer, the structure housed toll keeper Peter Keller and later Collin Noland and others. The removal ends a long historic landmark, once opposite Allstadt crossroads, where Uncle Ed Polls operated a blacksmith shop and a Civil War missile incident occurred. The report also notes local obituaries and community updates from Bolivar and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boliver
Altstadt
U. 5
Bakerton Road
State Road Commission
Gie S.vac
Uwe
Dick Heaffer
Bolivar
Peter Keller
Collin Noland
Mer
Noland
Murphy Farm
Uncle Ed
James Stevenson
Ifer
John McCormick
Fred Mauzy
Clifton Butts
William Edward Brannon
Harpers Ferry
Harrisonburg
Memorial Hospital
E W. Sullivan ‘Cigar Factory
Cecilia O’sullivan
Mary Catherine
Washington
Bessie Brannen
James
Congress trips and family notices from recent city column
Mrs Rogers visited Henry Ford plant and museum at Dearborn noting lighter Detroit snow. Four month old son of Mr and Mrs Carey died of pneumonia. burial in Bolivar Fairview Lutheran cemetery. Mr Parlon and son Bobby visit Cavalier home. Parlon to Chicago then return. Mrs Webb ill at home. baby improving after hospital stay. Move to loosen economy reports US and Britain proposing steps before London talks to ease German economy. Central bank for new currency in western zones planned. temporary allowance of aluminum production by Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brannen
Lakeland
Michigan
Woodbine
Morrisonburg
Billy Dawson
David Noland
Bolivar
Navy
Mavel
Great Lakes
Illinois
Billy
Harpers Ferry
Howard Webb
Baltimore
G. E. Webb
Alvin Rainey
Martinsburg
George Fritts
Donald Fields
Washington, D. C
Robert Fields
Robert Frye
Abner Henry
Charles Town
James Turner
Woman's Club
Williamsburg
Douglas Sperry
Franklin Sperry
Earl Kronk
Heer
Camp Hall
S. W. Staubs
Standard Lime Stone Company
Millville
Norman Rogers
Washington
B.M. Ranson
Detroit
National Music Library Association
Library of
Congress
Rogers
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Robert Carey
Ranson
Fairview Lutheran Cemetery
Boliv
Tom Parlon
Bobby
Philadelphia
Bir
KK. Cavalier
Parlon
Chicago
Parton
Cavalier
Lester Webb
Tom
Ton Hospital
Baby
Nari
London
United States
France
Germany
Local Social Notes Highlight Movements and Visits
Gaithersburg residents and guests circulate through midwinter social visits. Rodney Miller of Penn State stays with Dr and Mrs William Miller with guest Rolf Ware of Schenectady. Howard Abel moves into a Cedar Grove home on Observatory Heights. Bertram Burroughs of Rockville visits the Davises in Petersburg during February. Mrs John Engle visits sister Evelyn Williams in Relay. Mrs Merie Jacobs hosts guests for a tea in honor of Mrs Norman Jacobs Jr. Patricia Duvall visits her father Alfred Duval at Blackstone College. Mrs Clarence Hartwell hosts a birthday gathering for her mother at the Manuel home. Helen Jackson and Frank McNamara move into a newly completed Washington Grove home. Roland Waddill hosts a dinner honoring Gen and Mrs Wear with Col. and Mrs. in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg Gaithersburg
Rodney Miller
Penn State
William Miller
Rolf Ware
Schenectady
Howard Abel
Cedar Grove
Observatory Heights
Bertram Burroughs
Rockville
Charles Davis
Social Notes From Washington Area Gatherings
Frederick Boys and Maude Nuttall of Washington with other titled guests attend gatherings. Mrs Larkin returns to Oakland after four months in Rockville visiting relatives. Mrs Ramey heads to Phoenix to visit son Carl Ramey before Oakland. Buell Gardner and Mrs Gardner plan a St. Petersburg stay with Haslip family. Mrs Allison Taylor and Mrs Sam Beggs Jr travel to St Petersburg for weekend Laytonsville visit. Tetlow family hosts a party honoring Aubrey Beall with guests Mr Beall and Tetlow family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ramey
Oakland
Larkin
Bir
Buell Gardner
Rockville
St. Petersburg
Fla
Laytonsville
Harold H. Mitchell
Richard Tetlow
Aubrey Beall
Beall
Charles Tetlow
Tanley Tetlow
Robert Tetlow
Margaret Hough
One Killed Six Hurt In Crash Near York
A head on collision on an icy Lincoln Highway near York left Edith Lee Kerchner 23 dead. Six others including Maste ret Kerchner and Luther Lehr's family were severely injured and treated at York Hospital. Coroner Lester Sell cited icy roads as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Lincoln High Way
Edith Lee Kerchner
Masteret
Frederick Wolf Kerchne
Army Air Fore
Reading
York Hospital
Lester Sell
York County
Luther Lehr
Anna
Ruth Kepne
Gurney Gross, Jr
Lehr
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Browning
Monroe Browning
Kemptown
New Market Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ivan Lawson
Willard
America
Wrayer
Chester Smith
Mrs. Smith
Wilde
Lucy Wilde
England
Frederick Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Evelyn Kefauver
Regerick Memoril Hospitals Building Fund
Hagerstown
Mt City Temple
Pythian Sisters
Motorola
Patneck St
Russell Young
Mrs
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
P. L. Carter
East Third St
Pearce
Drug & Prescription Service
Shipley’s
N. Market St
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick ST
Bart
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market ST
Frederick. MD
Gange
Eacy
Rey Is
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engleweet
Frederick, Md
Johns Manville
Dupont Paints
U.S. G
Sheet Rock Rock Wool Wall Board
Milcor Steel Products Lime
E. South Street
Rap
Ford Truks
Ford
Zonus
Fred Alien
NBC
Ford Theater
NAC Petwork
Time
THE
Frederick Motor CO
AMES
van Johnson
Esther Williams
WFMD
Kemp
Yankees
Oxford
Lee Amerie
Mission Orange Bottling CO
Frede
Matter Ave
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