Delegates Named By D A R In 1905 Fire Alarms And Weddings
Delegates and alternates of the local D A R chapter were named for the upcoming state conference in Baltimore with arrangements for Continental Congress in Washington. A fire alarm at the time proved to be a false signal. A quiet January wedding united Avalon Willard and Maurice Orris at the Evangelical Lutheran church with details of dress attendants and family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avalon Louise Willard
William B. Willard
Brunswick
Willard
Maurice Fencil Orris
Clifton
Cyrus B. Orris
Harrisburg
Charles
Charles H. Willard Washington
H. Ronald Siegert Baltermoe
Lewis F Robertson
William Sprigg
Orris
Frederick High School
University of Maryland At College Park
Seeger and Company
Penn State University
State College, Pa
Camp Detrick
Fellows
Traveling Guests Fete Delaplaines And More News
A farewell dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel honored Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Delaplaine ahead of a round the world trip on February 9 while Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Peters and Mrs. John R. Ewell sail today from New York on Cunard’s Britannic for a Mediterranean cruise. The event included a hollow square table display with a marine scene and a replica SS President Polk, and a film of a world cruise. The page also notes a 40th wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Smith of Woodsboro, other social events, and upcoming wedding preparations for Miss Helen Hersperger and Mr. Ernest Paul Magaha Jr. including rehearsals and showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Hotel
R. E. Delaplaine
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
John R. Ewell
New York
Cunard
British Isles
Wedgwood
Raymond L. Smith
Woodsboro
F. W. Country Club
Smith
George William Smith
G W. Smith
Airs
Robert Lough Smith
Patricia
Connie
This City
Edward Drechsler, Jr
Westminster
Jeanne Smith
Baltimore
William F. Binkley
Indiannapolis
Ind
Hersperger
Mer. Magaha
Helen Hersperger
Ernest Paul Magaha
Evangelical Reformed Church
Raymond R. Shank
North College Parkway
Amy Mariz
Grace Marts
Dill Avenue
Martin L. Bowers
Richard C. Dutrow
West Second Street
Edwin ¥. Hill
Clifton
Nevin
Baker
Hill Avenue
Wrnsperces
Magaha
Francis Scott Key
E. Paul Magaha
Mr. Magaha, Jr
Francis Scott Rey
William T. Delaplaine
Delaplaine
Miss Hersperger
William Scho
College Avenue
Mr. Hersperger
Elmer L. Stauss
East Hartford
Conn
Warning to Red China and Formosa Policy
The United States has decided to use armed forces to prevent a Communist takeover of Formosa and nearby islands, a policy dating to June 1950. The president told Congress he will act if needed, accepting the risk of entanglement and possible war to deter further communist aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Formosa
Pescadores Islands
Truman
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Washington
Reds
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The official thermometer marked 18 degrees below zero last night, the lowest in two years. Three members of the Independent Hose Company suffered minor cold effects during a quick trip to Monrovia, with one driver blistered and another having a frozen ear. At the Bat Association annual meeting in Frederick County Edward J. Smith was elected president, and Ruth frou t of West Fifth Street, recently ill at Frederick City Hospital, shows slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose Company
Monrovia
James E. S. Brust
Tobe Fagan
William D. M. Zimmerman
Frederick County
Edward J. Smith
Ruth Frout
West Fifth Street
Frederick City Hospital
Gave Address As Jail He Is Sent Back There
Sammy Thompson counted, who gave as his address the Frederick county jail when arrested on Thursday by city police for intoxication was sent home for another 60 days on Substitute Magistrate Edward Smith in Peoples Court this morning. Thompson was released from jail last Friday and was arrested on West Fifth street by Set. Sheriff Boone. He went to jail in default of $100 Fine. Forfeiting $23.60 on a charge of intoxication was Charles H Onley, colored Vetter arene Set Ranner preferred the charge on West All Saints street Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Thompson
Frederick County
Magstrate Edward Smith
Peoples Court
Thompson
West Fifth Street
Set
Sherman Boone
Charles H Onley
Vetter Arene Set Ranner
West All Saints
Orville
Lippy
Union Bridge
Mt. Pleasant
FE. Reppley
Baltimore
Jefferson
Robert Graham
U. S. 40
Lestero Hutzell
Yamsville
Maryland 73
James W. Anderson JI
Park Place
West South Street
Eoward W. Price
Towele
Utah
East Street
William Boone Jr
WK. May
Tranoer Donald Bowser
Highlights of Congress Debates Formosa and Atomic Energy
Senate debates a House resolution for advance approval of steps to guard Formosa from China. Nixon Knowland urges quick action while others push for discussion. Navy secretary Thomas testifies on sea strength as 7th Fleet patrols Formosa Strait. Dixon-Yates fight returns with a call to cancel the private power contract. House passes veterans schooling rights bill 366-0. senate set to hold hearings next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P
Senate
Eisenhower
Formosa
Len Knowland
California
Republican Hour
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Charles S Thomas
House Armed Services Committee
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Formosa Strait
Thomas
Armed Services Group
Dixon-Yates
House Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Judge Rules 23000 Silver Dollars Payoff to Krenov
In Seattle a judge ordered Life Insurance Co to settle with Boris A. Krenov for 23000 heavy silver dollars. Krenov alleged the 1933 Shanghai agency dispute led to his demand. The case hinges on the payoff amount and status of the prior agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
West Coast
Life Insurance Co
Boris
A. Krenov
Krenov
Shanghai
Marguerite Sharpe and Philip SharpeWed in Calvary Church Parsonage
Mrs Marguerite Sharpe of South Portland Maine married Philip B Sharpe a firearms specialist near Emmitsburg on Friday afternoon at Calvary Methodist church parsonage Rev Eduard A Godsey officiated. The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Mervin Tate of Fairfield Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
harpe—Sharpe
Marguerite Sharpe
South Portland
Philip B. Sharpe
Emmitsburg
Calvary Methodist Church Parsonage
Eduard A Godsey
Mervin Tate
Fairfield
Governmental Problems Told To Zonta Club Frederick
Mayor John A. Derr and Edward F. Holter addressed the Zonta Club of Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner outlining city and county budget issues. They discussed water supply costs, school needs, road plans, hospital changes, and efforts to meet obligations without raising taxes. Marietta Henderson of Hood College attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta Club
Frederick
John A. Derr
Edward F. Holter
Board of County Commissioners
Francis Scott Key
Derr
Linganore
Holter
Board of Education
State Board of Health
Freda
Doil
Catherine N. Johnson
Marietta Henderson
Hood College
E. Ken Hersperger
Pay Of 850 Federal Employees Attached
IRS officials announced January actions under the 1954 law levying on federal pay for delinquent taxes. District Director L A Chamberlin said about 6,000 government workers in the Washington area owe over a million dollars, with 850 notices already served. Delinquents face pay deductions or complete levy notices and await further action if accounts remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Washington Area
L. A. Chamberlin
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Farm Woman Crowned Champ Weight Loser
CHICAGO TOPS crowned Esther Conradt 60 of Applington as national weight loss champion. She shed 122 pounds in a year, dropping from 314 to 192 and reducing dress size from 36 to 42. Her granddaughter cheered her on as she accepted the award at the TOPS third annual meeting with the AMA headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
TOPS
Esther Conradt
Picton, Srs
Charges Entered Against Alfred J. McKay Baltimore
Officers Shook and Mutchner charged Alfred J. McKay Baltimore with a count of imtolication and held him under 100.80 for a hearing. Officer Mutchner summoned Ray E. Deremer Baltimore on a charge of exceeding 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shook
Mutchner
Alfred J. McKay
Baltimore
Ray E. Deremer
Won't Be War In Far East Says David Lawrence
Washington argues there will be no large war in the Far East as China and Soviet leaders, and the U S. oppose invasions of Formosa without American aid. Debate over congressional authorization centers on limiting or empowering the President to act to defend Formosa and nearby islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Far East
United States
Formosa
Congress
Peiping
Red China
Senate
Knowland
Flanders
Repubican
Vermont
Morse
Oregon
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
China
Quemoy
Matsu
Truman
MacArthur
van Fleet
Korea
Thenattackers
Eisenhower
Woman Found Frozen in Bluestone Lake Ice Near Hinton
The body of Mrs. Jackie Hinty Huddle 28 of Bluefield Virginia was recovered from Bluestone Lake by the Hinton rescue squad after an hour of ice cutting. Sheriff E L Hellems said she likely leaped from the Bluestone Bridge as a passerby noted a car with headlights on the bridge last night and again this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
W. Va
Virginia
Bluestone Lake
E. L. Hellems
Jackie Hinty Huddle
Bluefield
Jack P. Huddle
Bluestone
Princeton
Hellems
Also Mentioned on This Page
D.A.R
Cats of the News
Charles L. Abrecht
William Helms
J. E. S. Brust
Harry Kader
James McSherry
Opera House
James Houck
Frederick and
Emerson Literary Society
T. Brust
Charles F. Steck, Jr
A.M. Euler
W. Wilcoxon
Elizabeth B. Bower
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Magnolia Avenue
Paul B. Rhoads
Pine Mountain
Jesse B. Anders
Pearl Fader
Chester Childs
National Society
Sophie Reich
John M. Culler
Edith Miller
Caroline Winebrewer
Miss Bader
Miss Bower
Robert H. Pfeil
William M. Storm
Isabel Zimmerman
Herbert Kreh
Pfelt
Winebrewer
Miss Fader
Wecew
U. S
Anna Brown
Casper Cline, Jr
Culler
Provence
New Market
Hester O'Neil
Europe
Norway
Oslo
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Dil Avenue
St. Louis
Sherafton Hotel
Johnsville
Charles E. Conover
Geneda Fogle
Samuel Fogle
Fogle
Marvin M. Conover
Frank Gruber
Daniel Hubbard
Harry Holtzople
Clarence Stitely
Harvey Ullus Shiukie
Alvoy Lippy
Robert Weller
Paul Lippy
David Dotterer
Sat Glissen
David Stoner
Paul Grossnickle
David Bohn
Jesse Nicodemus
Lenore Whitmore
Russell Frounfelter
Shirley Fogle
Karen Dotterer
Cindy Hubbard
Charles E. Fogle
Richard Fogle
Lee Fogle
Fred McKenzie
D. Metz
Robert Dotterer
Nellie Nusbaum
Mary Louise Nusbaum
Phyllis Eyler
Millard Eyler
Carter Smith
Carroll E. Harp
John Greene
David G Everhart, Jr
Key West
Fila
Ned S. Zeiler
Buckeystown
Richard F. Kline
Mexico
Sam W. Maples
Fipper College Terrace
Daytona Beach, Fla
Horace F. Kline
East Second Street
Florida
Edith Shank
Peter
Catherine Marshall
Bookends Club
C. Burr Artz Library
Dudley MM. Page
Hecard Street
Matson Jiner
Katie Jacobson
South Market Street
Ira Koppel
Miami
Martin L Bowers
Harry M. Cramer, Jr
Jean
West Twelfth Street
Spring Valley
San Francisco
Henry Clay Agnew
Boeing Airplane Co
Red
the News
Ransom
Levas
M 4 Grove Lime Company
Florence Trail
Moss Side
Washington Road
John H. Cobrentz
Bernard T. Price
Butterfly Lane
Braddock District
Nicaragua
Michigan
A. Parnell Batley
Rudyard Kipling
McGill University
Montreal
Kipling
Zonta
Kefauger
Tennessee
America
United Nations
Lisenhower
White House
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