Family Reunion Brings Hood Crawford Families Together
A July 5 reunion at YWamsville Parish Hall brought together the George A Hood and Thomas Crawford families with a $2 per member gathering. A business meeting led by Mrs Harry C Swomley established plans for an annual event and elected officers including President Miss Lavenia Hood and Vice President Mrs Lola Crard Hackel. Executives and attendees spanned Brunswick Gaithersburg Germantown Silver Spring Charles Town Frederick and Baltimore with numerous Hood Crawford and Swomley relatives listed. An aside noted plant and insect variety evolution via rapid sound wave exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hood
Thomas Crawford
Ywamsville
Harry C. Swomley
Offcers
Lavenia Hood
Brunswick
Lola Crard Hackel
Gaithers
Ethhistorian
Charles E. Mays
Charles Town
W. Va
Marian Crawford Sword
Lavenia
Georgia A. Hood
J. Melville Cromwell
Alvin Hood Crawford
Alvin H. Crawford, Jr
Frederick
John Walter England
Courtney Kehoe
Alexandria
Laurance Crawford Swomley
Susan
Nancy Swomley
Towson
Sydney G. Rawlings
Mahlon B. Swomley
Anna Swomley Oakes
Gene Murphy
Bernard Meehan
Baltimore
Walter A. England
Marion England
H. Crawford Swomley
Betty Romley
Maggie Addison
Charles E. Morlan
Sjamsville
Key Hotel's Man In White Peck Rickerds Served By Night Shift
Silas Theodore Rickerds known as Peck has been the Key Hotel baker since 1923. He works alone from 10 p m to 6 am producing bread muffins and rolls in white uniform. Rickerds began baking in 1862 and has worked for multiple shops before joining the Key Hotel thirty years ago. He will take a family vacation after his July 6 birthday and has four children in the Baltimore area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Hotel
Peck’ Rickerds
Joe Eisenhauter
Francis Scott Key
Silas Theodore Rickerds
South
Jefferson Street
Peck
Baker
Rickards
John Hershberger
Market Street
Rotel Frederick
Adam Ruland
Market and
Fifth Street
E. J. Hudson
Om “Peck
Montevue
Rickerds
Frederick
Hudson
Childern
Baltimore
Earl
Roy M Rickerds
Thelma Lockingbi
Edna Boone
Frank Keefer
Solas T. Rickards
Hostelrys
Mr. Rickerds
Jobs, strikes, and employment figures from Maryland to Canada
The Frederick Maryland area reports rising job vacancies and 2,369 residents seeking work in Allegany County, with 302,263 job seekers noted earlier. Ottawa settles a Canada wide rail strike threat as unions accept a 17 cent hourly wage increase retroactive to March 1, averting a rail shutdown affecting about 150,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberlain
Patr
J. Carroll
State Employment Service
Allegany County
Carroll
Stmike
Ottawa
Humphrey Mitchell
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James E. Harris
Union Oficial
U. S Court of Appeals
Airs Harris
Ian Harris
Glick
America
Children’s “Poll Parrott
Sneex
Girl Scout
Oxfords
AEL
North Market St
the News
Frederick. Md
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Fire Ant Workers Council
CIO
13Th St
NL W
Lycia E. Pinghac
Federe
Lydia E. Pinkham
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market ST
Frederick, MD
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Pepsi-Cola Company
N. Y
George B. Kehne
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