Weekend visits span Ocean City to Baltimore and beyond
Social notes recount visits by oean Oliver Cashell and Charles Goodleff with Mrs Bath Gi Gayme enroute to Fort Lauderdale. Guests at John Hoagland include Mr and Mrs Robert Hoagland and Fair Brown with Miss Mary Fringer. Others host or visit across New Windsor Pikesville Accident and Brownsville, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oean
Oliver C. Cashell
Charles Goodleff
Bath
Mr. Hoagland
John Hi
Fair Brown
Baltimore
Mary Fringer
Clyde Hesson
Eddie Baumgardner
Ronald
Ocean
John Hoagland
Henry Sharrer
Raymond
Pikesville
George Starr
Magin
New Windsor
Edgar Thomson
Niles
Ohio
John ‘Sheffer
Hanover
George Martell
Accident
Brownsville
W. Edgar Thomson
Harry Reindollar
Taneytown Fire Company meeting notes and community visits
Taneytown Volunteer Fire Company met July 12 with Ambulance and fire calls totaling five for the period. John Wayne Welty joined as member. Solicitations reached 2293 dollars with 291.33 in bills approved. Delegates elected for Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Convention in Middletown August 25–27. New by laws effective July 1, 1960 led to two trustee appointments. Community notes cover multiple local visits and the second Summer Vesper Service set for Sunday at Memorial Park led by Rev. Morgan R. W. Andreas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leister
Taneytown
Taneytown Volunteer Fire Company
John Wayne Welty
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Convention
W. F. Miller Jr
Thurston Putman
J. Wendell Garber
Richard Smith
Fred Clnguin
Middletowz Pa
Birnie Staley
Joseph Hughes
Mary
Ann
Alice
Bryn Maur
Hughes
E. Breth
Harry Crouse
Charles Hahn
Route 2
Vernon Zimmerman
Silver Run
Bernard Fringer
Altoona
Carrol Hess
Hess
J. B. Scarborough
Annapolis
Stanley Caple
Reisterstown
Earl Copenhaver
Eugene
Baltimore
William Hoffman
Frederick
Copenhaver
Carrie B. Beaver
Anedia Dobbs
Shippensburg
Edgar Hockensmith
Joseph Weisser
Josena
Columbia
Weisser
Ethel Bankard
Helen Bankard
Edward Howarth
Lydia Kjellman
Fairport Harbor
Ohio
Wallace Thomson
Wallace ‘Thomson, Jr
Edward Reapsummer
Harry F. Reindollar
Reindollar
Big Pipe Creek Park
Memorial Park
Morgan R. W. Andreas
Grace United Church of Christ
William
Willard Alderton
Norbeck
Hamburger Dies A Baltimore Clothing Firm Leader
Isaac Hamburger, president of a major Baltimore men's clothing chain, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a brief illness. He was 36, turning 37 next Monday, and had been hospitalized ten days. He was the namesake grandson of the founder of the 130 year old firm with four Baltimore stores. His father was Henry Hamburger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Isaac Hamburger
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hamburger
Henry Hamburger
Three generations lead family business in Baltimore area
Hamburger, active in Retail Merchants Association and related groups, lived in suburban Pikesville Baltimore County. He is survived by his widow, his mother, and two sons Edward I of Baltimore and Henry of New York. Funeral services were held at 3 pm today. Detroit Tigers right hander Paul Foytack was placed on the disabled list for 0 days after shoulder trouble sidelined him for much of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Edward I
Baltimore
Henry
New York
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Paul Foytack
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Dobbs Truss
CSU Mata
ORUGE
S. Market St
Asso
Foytack
General Electric
G-E
General Electric Power
Superior
NEMA
Modern Lighting CO
North Market Street
Francis L Dickensheets
AAC Trucks
Roney Motor Co
N. Market St
Lawson Motor Sales
Frederick Shopping Center
Newt's Arena
Seneca, MD
Mississippi
Labor Day
Johnson Motors—Alloy Boat Trailers
Crownline
Kinsey
Motter Ave
China
Siftu Oy
The
Kehne Furniture CO
South Market St
Weil Brothers Home Improvement Specialists
Ried
Sherrityn
New
Norway
Enues
Hamilton Avenue
East South Street
Spa
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