Wolfe Reelected Frederick Chamber President At Annual Meeting
Roger B Wolfe was reelected president of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce for another year at the directors meeting held at the Francis Scott Key hotel. New officers include Elmer I Eshleman as first vice president William B Bennett as second vice president Orville F Amick as secretary and Robert L Smith as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger B. Wolfe
Frederick
Wolfe
Eshleton
Chamber
Camp Detrick
USO
Amick
Chamber of Commerce
Alice Carter
Gambrill State Park
Hood College
Barbara Fritchie
Taney
Jug Bridge
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Court News Marriage Licenses in Brunswick Pair
Court news lists marriage licenses for Jack Leslie Cage aged 27 and Jane Josephine Taylor aged 20, both of Brunswick. Also notes property deeds involving Edward J. T. Trout and Joy Hazen, and B. Neal and wife with county amounts. Farmers Co operative Association Inc holds annual meeting January 31 at Calvary Methodist Parish Hall Frederick, 1 PM. War restrictions cancel dinner. funds to buy five $25 war bonds as door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Leslie Cage
Jane Josephine Taylor
Brunswick
Edward JT. Trout
Joy Hazen B. Neal
Farmers Co-operative Association Inc
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Luncie Hostess Honors Maryland Club Officers
Mrs. M R Etchison of West College Terrace hosted lunch for three Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs officials at the Frederick Civic Club meeting. Also noted are birthday observances, a St Timothy’s Guild card party, and multiple family service personnel assignments and movements across states, with several relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luncie
M. R. Etchison
West College Terrace
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Frederick
Betty Sipple Loan Fund
George A. Holland
Civic Club
Benjamin W. Meeks
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kansas City
Etchison
Elmer E. Dixon
Calvin
Military and family notices from Hagerstown area wartime roundup
Jamison Jr is overseas and to undergo a sinus operation while his son John Vincent volunteers for the Navy and may be called soon. Lieut Henry B Simpson, transferred to Camp Sutton, is adjutant at Engineer Provisional HQ Second Army in Nashville for two months. Mrs Lillian Leatherwood returns to Mt Airy for her future home as her family travels. The Misses Hessie and Carrie Garner return to Union Bridge after visiting Frederick. Betty Jane Gosnell hosts a twentyeth birthday party at Woody’s Club in Hollywood. Austin Keyser and wife of Yellow Springs celebrate birth of son Sammy Kaye on January 12. Cp George E Hoffman furloughs at his father’s home in Baltimore. Mrs Vincent S Kepler Sr marks her 80th birthday at 503 West Patrick Street.
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Marianne Maples
Sam W. Maples
Upper College Terrace
Maryland
District of Columbia
Army Nurse Corps Reserve
Philip Hayes
Third Service Command
Maples
Langley Field
Station Hospital
Union Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
New River
N. C
Jamison, Jr
Hagerstown
Jamison
John Vincent
Navy
Washington
Henry B. Simpson
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Camp Sutton
N.C
Engineer Provisional Headquarters
Second Army
Nashville
Tenn
Engineer Provisional Brigade
Betty Jane Gosnell
Austin Keyser
Yellow Springs
Sammy Kaye
Christmas Dinner Shared by Emmitsburg Servicemen
Letters from Pvt. Francis and Pvt. Joseph E describe Maryland boys abroad and a Christmas feast at Headquarters Company Service of Supply APO 502 on December 25 1943. Local residents host and honor club members while Lions Club mails 250 letters to service members and Red Cross surgical dressing work slows for gauze shortages.
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Emmitsburg
Felix Hemler
Near St. Anthony's
Francis
Hg. Co
APO
Care jPost
San Francisco
Calif
Joseph E
Co. A
Caré Post
Shreveport
Maryland
APO 502
Harry Boyle
Oscar Stinson
West Main Street
Boyle
A. L. Leary
J. W.hauser
Harry McNair
George Thompson
Ruth Gillelan
Ann Codors
Woman's Club
E. R. Shriver
John Codors
Johnstown
Clarence Frailey
Charles Landers
East Main Street
Guy Krom
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
Lions Club
The
Red Cross
Richard Alvey Jamison
Baltimore
J. Vincent
Sykesville Community Notes and Meetings Highlight Local Lions
The Sykesville Parent Teachers Association plans a Feb 7 meeting with Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr. as speaker. Philathea class at St Pauls elected officers, and the Sykesville State Bank held its Jan 12 stockholders meeting naming directors and officers. Entries cover local visits, Navy and Army service members, fire company elections, and staff changes at Strawbridge Home for Boys.
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Sykesville
Parent-Teachers Association
At & P.m
Thomas G. Pullen
Philathea
St. Paul's Church
William Melville
Etta Sadler
A. QO. Sorflate
Sykesville State Bank
J. Marion Harris
Eugene C. Berry
Clarence R . Clarke
Theodore Brown
Charles C. Williams
Raymond W. Etzler
Henry W. Clarke
R. Kenneth Barnes
William B. Selby
A. C. Brown
Arthur C. Brown
Marion Harris
Clarence R. Clarke
Mary Porter
Carrie Gaither
Baltimore
Arthur Timanus
Bessie Timanus
Leroy Keeney
Albert Dudderar
Amos Ruch
Westminster
Walter Engel
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Margaret Barnes Wkrieder
Deshon Army Hospital
Butler
Irvin Barnes
Peggy Wee
Liberty Road
Evelyn Hamp
Kathleen Hesse
Washington
Harry Hesse
Red Cross
Frank Hobbs
G W. Paul
University Hospital
Celius Brown
Robert Arrington
Mt. Airy
Mildred Arrington
St. Agnes Hospital
Joyce and
Paul
Towson
George F. Howes
James Howes
Elkridge
G. F. Howes
New Windsor Notes on Local Residents
Mrs. Frank Lizer visits her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs John Baile. Sgt Myers Bohn is home on furlough with his wife daughter and his parents. Mr and Mrs Paul Benedict of Baltimore spent a day with Ernie Benedicts parents. Mrs Lulu Smelser was brought home in the Hartzler ambulance from Women's Hospital in Baltimore. Mrs Robert Pilson, patient in Frederick City Hospital, is unimproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Frank Lizear
John Baile
Sgt
Myers Bohn
Paul Benedict
Baltimore
Ernie Benedict
Lulu Smelser
Hartzler
Woman’s Hospital
Robert Pilson
Frederick City Hospital
Fourth Term Resolution Drives Democratic Fourth Term Push
Democratic leaders presented a resolution to President Roosevelt urging a fourth term but received a noncommittal reply. The Mid-Western Democrats adopted it and planned to present it at the National Committee meeting in Chicago in July. The event followed a reception at the White House with talks on a possible merger of parties in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Robert E. Hannegan
St. Louis
Frank C. Walker
Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Mrs. Roosevelt
Wisconsin
James C. Quigley
Robert 8. Kerr
Oklahoma
Kerr
Lawrence McDaniel
Missouri
Quigley
Roosevelt Candidates and convention vote plans amid talks
The convention debate centers on whether to back Roosevelt or any successor chosen by him if he does not run. Hague will attend tomorrow's committee session. A Midwest conference member suggested Eugene Casey of Maryland be named executive vice chairman, but Kerr said no action would be taken. Hutter was first sold commercially in 1856 in Orange County New York.
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Henry Wallace
Sam Rayburn
Walker
Rayburn
Roosevelt
White House
James A. Farley
New York State
Mayflower Hotel
Frank Hague
New Jersey
Jersey City
Mead
Maryland
Virginia
Karl Dosh
Frederick
Hague
Tomortrow
Eugene Casey
Kerr
National Committee
United States
Orange County
New York
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Holmes D. Baker
Robert B. Crothers
Lloyd C. Culler
William B. Bennett
Robert E. Delaplaine
William 8. Leichert
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Charles V. Main
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St. Timothy’s Guild
Ladies’ Guild
St. Timothy's Episcopal Chapel
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Merril A. Lantz
Jsuild
I. G. Naugle
Thurmont
George Ross
Princeton
W. Va
Francis Walker
Walter E. Williams
South Orange
N. J
Dorothy Webb
Ernest C. Webb
Webb
Cpl
Philip L., Zentz
Italy
Harry A. Zentz
Albert Paul Lovelace
John W. Lovelace
Bethany College
Bethany
Marian Rau
Charlotte
R.M. Rau
Rockwell Terrace
Anthony Main
Charles E. Bowers
North
Ireland
J. Arthur Null
Magnolia Avenue
Pvt
Donald E.null
England
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Madisson
Wis
National Holstein- Friesian Association
Kenneth Fisher
Craig Field
Selma
Ala
Harry Fisher
John M. Tomichek
G.ross Twentey
Ensign Tomichek
Princeton University
Joseph T. Pyles
East Second Street
Lordsburg
N. M
Major
F. K. Burjket
Allen F. Sherald
North Market Street
Charles Austin Sherald
Lillian Leatherwood
Temple
Texas
Ray Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Capt
Diana
Hessie
Carrie Garner
Union Bridge
Miss Florence Garner
George E. Hoffman
Walter G. Hoffman
West South Street
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A.T.C
A.P.O
Minneapolis
Minn
Vincent S. Kepler
West
Patrick Street
Kepler
Keylite
Nicodemus Paint
Court St
Signature Auto—Furniture Loans
Frederick, Maryland
DOSH
Dosh’s Livestock Market
Frederick, Md
GLASS
Kensington
Demsberg S Jewely Stove
KEY Hotel Bldg
Guanal
Shae Garber Cls
Wor
M. Dally
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Hampshire
MT. Ararat Farms
Port Deposit, MD
Hampshires
Vovdacion
Vere S. Culver
Mgr
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Department of
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Oreama F
Frederick C
New Capella
William C. Feaga
Holden S. Felton
Emmett R. Bowlus
Audboness
Raymond L. Kelly
Esworthy
Army
Cortner
East Seventh
North Market
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Dal
Warren
Dayton
National Cash Register
U.S
Hobart
H.P
Delhi
Fairbanks
Elworthy
RL. Kelly
Benton Stull Farm
Utica Mills
Lewistown
Hard Road
Chester Cross
Massa-Harris
Horne
Timothy Hay
Alice D. Miller
Glenn Trout
RL Kelly
Baltimore Pike
Linganore Stoned Road
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Blanche
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Melrose-Josef
Guernsey
Jerse
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McCormick Deering
Ideal
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