Notable Americans Born and Died in History Anniversaries
A compiled list highlights Benjamin P. Shillaker and Thoreau among 20th century figures, noting births in Portsmouth and Concord, with deaths spanning 1862 to 1932. The piece covers historical anniversaries, battles, legislation, and notable events from 1808 to 1949, plus contemporary birthdays and a brief horoscope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin P. Shillaker
Boston
Mrs. Partington
Portsmouth
Henry D. Thoreau
Walden
Concord
Mass
Nathan Creeker
Greeley
Colo
Cleveland
Daniel R. Hu
University of Alabama
York District
S. C
Willam Osler
Canada
U. S
England
Bond Head
George Eastman
Rochester
Imdustry
Waterville
N. Y
The
Boyle
Missouri Gazette
St Louis
Britain
Fom
Fom Act of Congress
Orangeman
New York
Wilson
Germany
Russia
Moscow
Paris
Philadelphia
India
Helen Worden
Denver
Oscar Hammerstein
Milton Berle
Jean Hersholi
Denmark
Lyman Brison
Colege
CBS Counsellor
Valentine Nebr
Gilmore D Clarke
Russell Davenport
Bethlehem
Kirsten Flagstad
Win Norway
12W KICKS BOY Kicked by a cow near Frederick Junction
Eugene A Goodsell age 9 of near Frederick Junction was rushed to Frederick Memorial hospital about p om Tuesday for treatment of a fractured leg. West Virginias Selective Service machinery was ordered to deliver 261 draftees to induction centers on or before September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A . Goodsell
Frederick Junction
Frederick Memorial Hospital
W. VA
Charleston
West
Maryland Department issues state booklet of Maryland lodgings
Annapolis July 12 a new booklet listing more than 250 places to stay in Maryland has been prepared for free distribution by the Maryland Department of Information John P. Trimmer director says Marylanders will find the booklet useful for planning vacations in state resort areas It lists name location capacity and recreation facilities with rates in many cases Pamphlet information was gathered with the cooperation of County Health Officers and various Chambers of Commerce
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Maryland Department of Information
John P. Trimmer
Department of Information
Dismissal Upheld for Montgomery Blair Teacher Hinckley
The Montgomery County Board of Education upheld the discharge of William W. Hinckley, a Montgomery Blair High School teacher, after it emerged he had been named by the House Un-American Activities Committee as a former Communist Party underground member. The board rejected a proposal for a county un American Activities Committee, stating loyalty of current teachers remains unquestioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County Board of Education
Edwin W. Broome
William W. Hinckley
Montgomery Blair
Silver Spring
Hinckley
House UN- American Activities Committee
Communist Party Underground
Franklin T Miles
Chevy Chase
County un-American Activities Committee
Lovettsville Community Notices and Local Appointments
Lovettsville and surrounding area week in review highlights family visits and social gatherings. Loudoun County school board members were announced with WT Smith as chair and Douglas Myers as vice chair while Ruth Emerick was named clerk and O L Emerick deputy clerk. John S. Whitmore was named school trustee to replace Nan Lee Kincaid who declined another term. The four high schools will continue to operate in the county. Sunday social events featured guests from York Pennsylvania and Arkansas, along with local families including the Bakers and Beattys. Neighborhood updates note property sale of the Peter Smith property to Aubrey Foster and planned construction, plus births and upcoming marriages including Doris Roberta Porterfield to Frank Wilde on July 29 at Mt Vernon Place Methods chapel in Shady Side Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Ryan
Louise
Baer
York
Robert Myers
Myers
A. A. Beatty
Brunswick
Ir Elmer Baker
Norfolk
William Baker
Woman's Guild of
St James Reformed Church
Charles Souder
Dorothy Beatty
Frederick
St George
Cecelia Albaugh
Eugene Orsbourn
Washington
Doris Roberta
Frank Wilde
Shady Side
Mt. Vernon Place Methods Chapel
Fried chicken supper to aid VFW Auxiliary plans
A fried chicken supper sponsored by the VFW Auxiliary will be served in the fire hall on Sunday July 2 from 2 to 6 pm. Local social notes report visits from Mrs Wham Phe bus and her daughter Doris in New Jersey, and guests including Leon Young and family of Giiceham. The colored K of P lodge begins a new 24 by 64 foot hall at Locust avenue and Lightner street with a basement. the old lodge hall will be sold. Girl Scouts enrolled in a swimming course at Fiock's pool under Mrs Truman Myers. An addition to Mrs Laura Nusbaum's lunch room on Main Street is under construction. Rev William E Roop represented the Reisterstown Evergreen church at the Church of the Brethren meeting in Grand Rapids with 697 delegates. the next meeting will convene on the Pacific slope. Mrs Charles Mets Jr and Danny of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs Truman Myers. Mrs William Gilbert spent a week in Washington. Edward Ricketts was conveyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
VFW
Hatery Devilbles
Mainshreet
William E Roop
Reisterstown Evergreen Church
Church of the Brethren
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pacific Slope
Bittinger
Charles Mets, Jr
Danny
Baltimore
Truman Myers
William Gilbert
Washington
Edward Ricketts
Tree limb removes obstruction near Graeham property
Workmen removed fallen tree limbs from an abandoned right of way near the Graeham property on Bartonville Road and adjoining Mrs James P Graeham Jr. residence. The Spurriers planned two weeks in Jackson Mississippi, with treatment after leaving Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Union Bridge Fire Company
Harry Spurrier
Dlackson
Harry Spurier
James P. Graeham, Jr
Bartonsvile Road
County official notes tree decay and branch removal
A county spokesman said a rotten tree limb collapsed, forcing removal by county workers. The incident drew attention to ongoing maintenance in the area and highlighted concerns about aging trees and safety.
Navy work to repair vessels under private shipyards
The plan involves repairs to vessels requiring consultation with the Navy but not for national defense. Work would be performed in private shipyards with funds spent locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Know
America
Dept. of Information
Broome
Silver Hill
Albert F. Kirk
Albert L Kirk
Robert L. Kirk
Sulver Hill
Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
United Nations
Korea
Truman
Kansas City
Harry &. Truman
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court ST
Thor
Gladiron Ironer
D. F. Shipley
North Market St
Lovettsville
Union Bridge
Jong
Cypham
Spolkesaian
Roms Hoarck
Manutenuice
Daly
Rt Am
Real Estate Commissioner of
WS N. Market ST. Frederick, MD
Q. C. Corbin
W. Green St
Westminster
Sulcer
Frederick 42
Seneca
MD., On the Potomac
Robert £. Lee
South Market Street
Ol'Gee
Queen Dry Brewing Company
Cumberland, Md
Hagerstown Distributing CO
Tgny Britts
Elizabeth
Hagerstown, Md
Prescrilio
Williamson's Drug Store
GLASS
MIRRO
Bark Age
Karl
Thermopane
Roy H. Walter
We Ethroll
General Acceptance Corporation
Frgidaire
Mr. D. Dob
Lh. Motor Seles
Fraiadaire
Mr. RB
Potomac Edison
Taneytown
MT. Airy
Rex Allen
Colonial Music Shop
East Patrick ST
Rex
City Opera House
Cowboy
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