Urbana H Prepares For Achievement Day
Urbana 4 H club members work toward the county Achievement Day set for July 10 at Hudson Outdoor Theater Hood College. Members craft pin cushions needle books and dresses to model plus sewing boxes and fringe scarves.
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Urbana Girls
Hudson
Hood College
Bernice
Marianne
Carol Penny Hoffman
Lynn ‘Laxel
Donna Jean Plunkard
Shara Rice
Sandra Rhinemouwdh
Con‘aig Jean Ausherman
Trudy LeGarde
William F. Lee
Urbana Homemakers Club
Urbana
Mary Thomas
Weddings and engagements announced in Braungart and Kefauver families
Invitations issued for Miss Mera Braungart to wed Mr Charles Coblentz in Calvary Methodist Church Frederick. Engagement announced for Patricia Lee Kefauver to William F Blumer with winter wedding planned. Ecker and Bohn tie the knot at Church of God Uniontown in a double ring ceremony.
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Shirley C. Braungart
Wilsom Place
Mera
iBraungart
Charles Holter
iCobientz
Silver Spring
iCalvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Coblentz
Roscoe Coblentz
West
Springfield
Maurice Holter
Middletown
Harold
Kefauver
Arlington
Patricia Lee
William F. Blumer
Adam E.’ Blumer
Rockford
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Blumer
Northwestern University
University of Minnesota
Bohn Ecker
A. Corrine Ecker
Herbert E. Ecker
Union Bridge
E. Richard Bohn
Earl F. Bonn
Sick and Hospital Reports From Middletown Area
Several local residents are listed as hospital inpatients or recent surgical patients. Among them are Among The Sick Jong Summers near Middletown with a spinal ailment from a slipped disk. Mrs Marshell Diver near Middletown a patient at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. R A Darby of Middletown at Windobona Convalescent Home Braddock Heights. Jacque seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Bear near Wolfsville at Kernan's Hospital Baltimore for observation. Mrs Lola Kline East C street readmitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery. William Hogan Harrington Brunswick admitted to Martinsburg WV hospital as surgical patient after incident at Brunswick B&O yard. William Wilt Lovettsville formerly Point of Rocks moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. R Hoch. Middleton area.
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Jong Summers
Middletown
Marshell Diver
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
R. A_ Darby
Aliddietown
Windobona
Braddock Heights
Jacque
Albert Bear
Wolfsville
Kernan
Hosptal
Baltimore
Lola Kline
East C Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lafter
William Hogan Harrington
J Brunswick
Martinsburg
IW Va
Brunswick B. & O
William Wilt
Lovettsville
Point of Rocks
Hayes bids farewell as Fort Detrick ends era
Col Hayes departs Frederick community after years of unified effort with Fort Detrick. He credits cooperative spirit for integrating military and civilian life and forming a model Army program during Fort Detrick Appreciation Week. Attendees wish him success at the Army War College Carlisle Barracks. Also noted: Otho J. Keller attends Million Dollar Round Table meeting. An estimated 40,000 fish species exist worldwide.
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Fort Detrick
Conend
Department of the Army
Colonel Hayes
Army War College
Carlisle Barracks
Otho J. Keller
C. A
New York Life Insurance Co
Greenbrier Hotel
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News 1907
Fifty years ago items note a housing shortage discussed by the Business News Association as dwellings needed for eight to twelve dollars monthly. Ox Fire Brush Company and Union Brittin Mills seek workers but cannot attract them due to housing. Holmes D Baker E C Markell and Dr R S Tyson return from an automobile trip to Atlantic City. Braddock Heights Post Office at Hotel Braddock opens for summer with three daily mails. While unloading rails for the Washington Frederick and Gettis Railroad on Fourth Street, Luther Myers injures his head. Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals seeks a July August dog pound site for police dogs.
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Business Mews Association
Ox Fitre Brush’ Company
Union Brittins’ Mills
Holmes D. Baker
E. C. Markell
R. S. Tyson
Atlantic Ci
Baker
Braddock Heights
Rail
Iacerati
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Notes from July 1 1937 columns describe flood impacts Bennett's Creek overflow events washing gullies two feet deep and a farm wagon carried away. Emily Thomas 41 Elm street injured in traffic at Dulaney avenue and Rockwell Terrace. Frederick county school property valued at 1 464 225 in 1936 auditors report.
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Bennett's Creek
Emily Thomas
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Elm Street
Dulaney Avenue
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick County
Graham mother joins Billy Graham at New York crusade
Mrs Anne Morrow Graham spoke to a 19 200 audience at Madison Square Garden during Billy Graham's New York crusade. Despite 5 1 outside, 700 standees, the event marked the largest turnout in 46 days of the campaign. She urged parents to raise children in the Christian faith and attend church and Sunday school.
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Graham
Madisuss
Square Garden
New York
Anne Morrow Graham
Ural
Frank Graham
Johna
Louisville
Keyser Man Charged In Infant's Death
Clarence Simms Jr., 22, charged with fatally stabbing his five week old daughter Kathy Ann in Keiser West Virginia. He is in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital under 24 hour police guard after injuring himself with an ice pick and a disinfectant bottle. A murder warrant was expected to be issued once he recovers.
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Westginia
Model Plane Meet Sunday Attracts 60 Contenders
About sixty contestants attended a two day model airplane meet at Frederick Airport hosted by the Washington and Frederick Model Airplane clubs. Dr. Walter Good of Silver Spring and Johns Hopkins University won first prize, a pioneer in radio controlled flight with prior national meet wins. The event featured ground controlled remote flights with maneuvers such as loops rolls and inverted flight judged on control and aircraft performance. Twenty five prizes were awarded. ten year old entrant from Virginia participated. The meet drew enthusiasts from eastern states and coincided with preparation for the upcoming Philadelphia meet in late July.
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Frank Keefer
Walter Goo Silver Spring
Frederick
Dr. Good
John Thomas Bell
Orange
Young Bell
Ixty
Washington
John Patton
Frederick Club
Patton
Telt
Dean Down
Hamilton’s
U.S. 40 West
New York
South Carolina
Dr.Geed
Corsage Attendants Named for Union Bridge Bride
The bride and her attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Armacost of Westminster. The bride wore beige with white accessories and a red rosebud corsage. Both are Elmer A. Wolfe High School graduates class of 1954. The bride works at Union Bridge Clothing Co. Inc. and her husband at Lehigh Portland Cement Co. They will reside in a newly furnished apartment at 27 North Main Street Union Bridge after a short trip.
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Harold Armacost
Westminster
Oirs
Armacost
Elmer A. Wolfe High School
Dass
Union Bridge Clothing Co. Inc
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Union Bridge
North Main Sirce
Key Post To Be Host At Movies For Kiddies
Francis Sco Key Post No. 31 American Legion hosts the annual 4th of July Treat at Tivoli Theatre for Frederick City children. A movie program curated by Ashley Abendschein precedes a candy treat, continuing a tradition begun over 25 years ago to reduce firework hazards and casualties among youngsters. Robert E. Kennedy chairs the event with help from Legionnaires of the sponsoring post and William P. Larkin Post No. 12.
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Francis Sco Key Post
American Legion
Frederick City
Tivoli Theatre
Ashley Abendschein
Playhouse
Baker Park
Post Drums Corps
Robert E. Kennedy
William P. Larkin
Project Paydirt Launched at Fort Detrick
Fort Detrick officials led by Colonel John Juaves launched Project Paydirt an Army wide effort to raise efficiency through staff ideas Col Hayes outlined the goal to reward initiative and improve job performance The campaign runs July through September under the Civilian Personnel Office and the Incentive Awards Committee with a rapid push toward 2 000 suggestions already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrck
John Juaves
Hayes
Fort Detrick
Colonel Hayes
Coleonel Hayes
Civilian Personnel Office
Incentive Awards Committee
Hospital report on two Emmitsburg men discharged
Daniel Gerrie and James Lingé of Emmitsburg were discharged last week from Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg Pa. Their discharge confirms both patients are now released from care following treatment at the facility.
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Daniel Gerrie
James Lingé
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
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Missie
Evie
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Paratelio
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Yhermont
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St. Joseph College
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John Hoffman
Maryland General Hospital
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J. Homer Remsbere
Donald J. Beeard
Copperas Cove
Tex
Donna Lee
Army Base Hospital
Gray Air Force Base
Barbara Jean Kefauver
Noah Edward Kefauver
Beverly
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Inlaw
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Joyce Michael
Wilmer L. Rudy
Myersville
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Canada
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Viola Warren
Josephine Hess. Jr
Robert Williams
William D. Buzzerd
Airview
Robert Culbertson
Akron
Ohio
Theodore Rupner
Sipherd
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Calif
Elva C. Shafer
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Rupner
Beatrice
Charlotte Snyder
Snyder
Angelical and Reformed
George R. Snyder
Thurch
West Africa
Auhe A. Reed
Tampa
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John S. Holmes
Larry Bussard
Charles Morgandidown
Camp Nawakwa
Arendisville
Jourdan
Britain
U.S
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Simms
TIVE
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Lew, Wade
West Seventh Street
Elm Strret School
Short
F_ Staub
Edinuseé
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Luther F. Staub
Gaitherski
Cot. Hayes
Ceep
Erick
Fort Derick
Jong
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the News
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Keyser
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Paul A. Albaugh
Dill Avenue
Jat Parkway School
Mea Scree Ee
Eddie
Milquetcast
Frank Keeter
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Coppelia
Frederick High School
Television
Detrick
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