Trailblazing Woman Recalls Germantown AEC Construction
Mrs. Reoe Lipford of Damascus, first woman on the Germantown site, reflects on ten years with the Atomic Energy Commission. She describes mud, noise from riveters and trucks, rugged shanties, and close ties with engineers George Christensen and Raymond Garnett.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Lipford
Damascus
George H. Christensen
Raymond R. Garnett
AEC
Becky
Lee Kirk
Voorhees, Walker, Smith and Smith
National Institutes of Health
Christensen
Division of Construction
Commission
Architect's
Olney Ton
Rebecca Lipford
Gaithersburg
E. H. Glade
The
Local Social News Highlights From Taneytown Area
Taneytown and nearby towns host several visiting guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clutz and daughter Yvonne of Hagerstown and others from York, Pa Franklin Street, Emmitsburg Road and Westminster. The 66th wedding anniversary of M Ross Fair of Keysville is observed on Monday February 21. The Reverend Arnold Hoffman laski of the Chapel leads a hymn sing scheduled for Saturday night.
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John L. Leister
Harry Clutz
Yvonne
Hagerstown
Albert H. Clutz
Franklin Street
Geraldine Boller
Thurmont
Charles R Clutz
River Dale
Keysville Road
Francis Strubinger
York, Pa
Walter W. Hilterbrick
Emmitsburg Road
William Scott
David
Jacob Stambaugh
Dennis Simmons
Rockville
Newton E
Middleburg
Wilford L. Smith
Antrim Street
Walter M. Russell
Ronald Putnam
Westminster
Thurston E. Putnam
George Street
Wayne
Norfolk
Percy Putnam
Wilfords Smith
Smith
Marie Airing
York
M. Ross Fair
Keysville
Otto Jeager
Gibson Island
Crowder
Gram
William Gemmill
Arnold Hoffman
Laski
Bolivar Church Groups Hold Soup Supper Fundraiser
The Pollyana Class of Bolivar Methodist Church served a small soup supper at the church recently while the Women s Mission Class of Gospel Chapel in Harpers Ferry planned a special program.
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Vlorrespuouene
Women’s Mission
Gospel
Harpers Ferry
Newsy
Bolivar Methodist Church
Lamps Return to Honor as Quigley Receives Old Street Lights
In Starke Florida 85 year old Rev J T Quigley the sole survivor of eight residents who funded Call Street lamps in 1922 is to receive six of the original eight feet globed lamps as a sentimental gesture from the City Council. Meanwhile Urbana Illinois engineers test a built in aerobic aeration plant in hog houses to curb odors using slotted floors an oxidation ditch wheel oxygen flow and bacteria to produce carbon dioxide water and stabilized sludge.
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Starke, Fla
J. T. Quigley
Call
Quigley
TIL
University of Ilinois
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