Hood College president speaks at Hood Club luncheon
Dr. Andrew G. Truxal, Hood College president, was guest speaker at the Hood Club of Hagerstown annual holiday luncheon in the Maryland room of Hotel Alexander. Mrs. Harold Hoffman presided and introduced him.
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Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Hood Club
Hagerstown
Maryland
Hotel Alexander
Harold Hoffman
R. Paul Smith
K. Coffman
Ing
Dorothy Nissiey
Carroll James
C. L. Mobley
Vernon Stone
Philip Becher
William Gill
MecCo
Washington
William Noel
Martin Rohrback
Omer T. Kaylor
James Cannes
Birs
Helen Danzer Collins
Fon. Hoffmeix
Merle Kaetzel
Eric Summers
Jack Beachley
Adrah Gruber
Leis
Engagements and Weddings Noted in Local Notices
Officer and Mrs Harry FP Phil lips announce the engagement of their daughter Lorraine to James B Spangler son of Mr and Mrs Gus Spangler of McMurray Street The wedding is planned for this month Day Watson Miss Nancy Ellen Watson becomes bride of William Jack Day Jr at the home of her sister Mrs F M White Winston Salem Rev Frank Heffner officiated A program of nuptial music featured the ceremony with Mrs Robal Stvers and Mrs Erin 0 Runkie providing music
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James Tyson Byers
Baltimore
G. Donald Smith
Johns Hopkins University
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Ford's
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Elizabeth F. Falk
City
George Wenzel
West 14Th Street
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J. William Falk
Beve
Washington
Joan Davis
James H. Fall
Robert L. Groy Carlton Baumgardwerters
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Donna
Henry Falk
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Meyer
Lillian Stone
X Stone
Xanes Wenzel
Sheridan Giles
Charles R Butts
Locust Valley
Albert Butts
Robert Butts
Edward Moss
Ronnie
Charles E ‘Buns
Barbara
Air
John Merc
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Lorreine Butts
Clarence Ebersoleian
Edward and
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Harry FP. Phillips
Madison Street
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James B. Spangler
Gus Spangler
McMurray Street
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Silver Spring
Jack White
Bobby Carson
Florida
Tanctown
Cregger
Maurice Moser
Taneytown Road
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Luther Creggeer
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John M. Edwin Meade
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Rudy
Arnold
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Leslie
Marvin Cregger
Carrie Fuss
Ester—Stair
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Newton Stair
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Jesse Eyler
Frederick
St. Mary's Reformed Church
Silver Run
J. Keller Hramley
Charles Rice
Delores Kindig
Melvin Zepp
Samuel Hawk
Clinton Koontz
Emma Fitze
Henry Bowman
LeNora Tritapoe
Charles Tritapoe
Brunswick
LeNora Elizabeth
James Milton Yeager, Jr
Jerome Powell
Hagerstown
Howard Street Methodist Church
Engagements, Weddings Open Year in Frederick Area
News of forthcoming marriages and recent ceremonies across Frederick and vicinity. Couples include Miss Mauss Quynn and Mr. Sam Maples Jr of Damascus with family ties to Frederick High School and Mercersburg Academy. Warne Cregger and Rosella Fuss wed at Thurmont Methodist parsonage. June D Stockman and Louis Easterday unite in Feagaville. Evelyn Stair weds William Eyler at Silver Run church. families from Frede rick, Taneytown, Brunswick, and Silver Spring celebrate.
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Brooklys
Frederic Gagement
Garer Motter
Sam Wyn Maples, Jr
Sam W. Maples
Upper College Terrace
Mauss Quynn
Frederick High School
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar, Var
Maples
Mercersburg Academy
Wins College
Whamstown
Mas
Army Signal Corps
Firm
Kemp
Bryant Bartgis engagement and family notes at Hood College
Engagement announced for Ruth Mary Bryant to Fred Bartgis of near Frederick amid birthday and wedding anniversary celebrations. Bartgis, a Frederick High School graduate and Navy veteran, works as a reporter for The News and Windsor Shoe Company staff. The couple plans a short trip and will live with Ruth's parents in Littlestown after their wedding.
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McCartney Street
Easton
Ruth Mary
Fred Bartgis
Lewis G. Bartgis
Frederick
Miss Bryant
Hood College
Bartgis
Frederick High School
Navy
Edgar Strevig
Sadie ‘ Formwalt
Windsor Shoe Company
Littlestown
Former POW Chooses England as Home After Release
A former German prisoner of war, Siexried Muetzel, now living at 12 Allmains Close, Nazeing, Essex, writes he prefers to remain in England as a civilian. He worked as a farm and orchard hand during captivity near Frederick and says his home in the Russian zone is destroyed. He explains he was allowed to stay in England on condition to work the land and notes his election as service secretary of the local branch of the International Friendship League.
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Frederick
England
Siexried Mucziel
Allmains Close
Naze-_ing
Essex
Great Britain
Rensin
Muetzel
Hagersteun
Englnh
Germany
International Friendship League
Translation Center for European Languages Fosters Friendship
A speaker discusses work to build friendly ties between nations through a Translation Center for European Languages offering free letter translations. He urges adoption of International Friendship League ideals, notes a February 1946 escape from a camp, and mentions health comparisons noting rheumatism’s prevalence.
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International Friendship League
Britain
Young Peoples Movement
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