Bohn Heads Exchange Club Meeting Recap
Speicher notes Exchangeites’ work on national project as James H. Kepler retires from presidency and is honored with a past president pin. Officers named for year include Morris Rhian vice president Ham Sweeney secretary and others with details on corporate ties and local club roles.
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Ing Speicher
America
James H. Kepler
Speicher
Bohn
Th Club
Ritchie’ Finance
Tech
Morris Rhian
Fort Detrick
Ham Sweeney
Thurmont
Potomac Edison Co
Uresuter
Hobert Schuts
Bits Cut
Beneficial Finance Cou
Board of Control
Kepler
Max Kehne
Ety
William Hurwit
Colonial Jewelry Co
Norman Null
VEW Country Club
Kenneth Farmer
Maryland School For the Deaf
Ernie Delph
Hagerstown Exchange Club
Everett Champlin
Local Exchange Club
Austin Bohs
Mmn
David Lawrence
Ginmer
Keig
V.F. W. Country Club
Arthur Speicher
Exchange Club of
Labrence Discusses More Than Meets The Eye
Labrence discusses the hidden depth of a subject in a thoughtful, reflective address. The talk hints at unseen complexities and suggests there is more beneath the surface worth exploring.
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Miss Scheel and Ralph Tabler Wedding at Prospect Church
Miss Mary Jane Tabler and Ralph Eugene Tabler wed at Mt. Airy and Prospect Church in a June ceremony. The couple, from Greenbelt and Rt. 4, were attended by Virginia Airy and other family members with a reception at the church hall.
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MT. Aury
Mary Jane Tabler
Prospect Methodist Church
Airy
Mary Irene
Scheel
Jand
Ralph Eugene
Heart Roses
Tabler
Ralph
Thomas Penn
Rt. 4
Richard Potter
Gary
Lewis E. Purdum
Hayden Sparks
Thel
Biadioli
Baby
G. A. Wilson
Shir
Pauli Tey Bohn
Jamestown
Williamsburg
Chantilly
Virginia Beach
Greenbelt
Return From Summer Training Period
Captain Herman Bryce Hopkins and the 797th Panel Bridge Engineers Company of the 336th Engineers Welding Detachment returned home from a two week training period at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania. First Sergeant James N. Rhoten led the unit with Second in command Captain Hopkins assisted by First Lieutenant Charlies Ri Moberly. The first week focused on full size panel bridge construction under wartime conditions. The second week featured battlefield bivouac area field training with maneuvers, guard duty, and tactical exercises. Readouts from Fort Holabird and Maryland District officers noted high marks of Excellent and Superior for the unit.
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Indiantown Gap
James N. Rhotex
Weers
Charlies Ri ‘Moberly
Hopkins
Farmers Home
Winchester Hall
AU Saints Street
Ond Army
Fort ‘Holabird
Maryland Military
Frederick
de Ilfense
Biem
Charles R.poffinberger
David K. Schultz
797Th
Harry P. Marshall
John I. Weddle
Wiliam L. Schultz
Rhoten
Personal notices and family visits in Maryland and Ohio
Mrs Emma Leather Plunkard of Flint Hill marks a birthday this Wednesday. Dale Carop and daughter Lana Sue with Mr Starling Caron of Cincinnati visited Russell and Mrs Fisher at Rocky Ridge on their first Maryland trip. Candice Lee Schroyer turns three, Delmas and Mrs Schroyer of Frederick report. Carol Ann Stern, tied to Richard Wiles, returns from Camp Peniel in the Blue Ridge. Cement strike effects noted and Tanganyika Lake fact included.
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Emma Leather Plunkard
Flint Hill
Dale Carop
Lana Sue
Starling Caron
Dale
Cincinnati
Russell Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Pecs
Maryland
Gettysburg Battlefield
Candice Lee Schroyer
Delmas Schroyer
RFD
Frederick
Carol Ann Stern
Richard Wiles
Peniel
Blue Ridge Mountains
Bankers Report Optimistic On Industry Wide Outlook
The American Bankers Association survey shows bankers nationwide foresee steady prosperity with no slowdown or boom, citing construction, auto, housing, farming, and small business health as strong. George S. Moore of First National City Bank notes broad consensus and few exceptions, encouraging confident forward planning.
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Er Commission
American Barkers Association
Equntry
Survey Commission
George S. Moore
First National
New York
Bookmobile Service Proposed for Washington County
Letter from Mrs. Paul L. Beale advocates extending bookmobile access to rural Washington County. She argues farmers and farm families lack nearby libraries,夏 to provide education and recreation, and suggests volunteers from Homemaker’s Clubs or Granges could staff a seasonal service. July 12 1957 Emmitsburg Maryland.
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Washington County
Anne Arutde
Paul L. Beale
Four Points Road
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Frederick Memorial Hospital patients and Middletown sewage talks
Among the sick Mrs. Carlos Breckenridge of Water Street is at Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery on Tuesday with satisfactory condition. Mr. Serman Dreneburg near New Market is in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Earl Gilbert Sr. is under observation and treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Carl Evier near this oil underwent surgery at the Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday. The Funkstown mayor and council journeyed to Middletown to confer with Mayor Floyd E. Stine about Middletown’s new sewage disposal system with tours, blueprints, and facts and figures. Funkstown citizens may install a similar system.
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Carlos Breckenridge
Water Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Serman Dreneburg
New Market
Earl Gilbert Sr
Carl Evier
Middletown
Funkstown
Floyd E.stine
Stine
Frederick County
Monsignor O'Donnell Appointed Rector in Reading Pa
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. O'Donnell, former rector of Mount St. Mary's Seminary, is named rector of St. Peter's Church in Reading, Pennsylvania by Archbishop John F. O'Hara. O'Donnell, who led Mount St. Mary's since 1948, has a long background in parish work, teaching, and biblical studies in Rome and the United States.
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Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
Emmitshur
St. Peter's Church
Reading
John F. O'Hara
C.S.C
Philadelphia
O'Donnell
William F. Culhane
Mount St. Mary’s College
Mount St. Mar
St. Edward's
Msgr. O'Donnell
Gregorian University
The
Biblical Institute
Rome
United States
Mount St. Mary's
Hara
Mosti
Lawrence J. Shehan
Bridgeport
Conn
Local Notes and Incidents From The County
A letter complains Court Park is dirty and unkempt urging commissioners to keep the park neat. Marles Tyeryar suffers a bad cut at Shipley's bottling plant when a bottle bursts. A De Grange crossroad wagon breaks a rear axle on West Patrick Street. spare wagon retrieved for repairs. Democratic primaries show Joseph D. Baker favored for Governor with resolutions in Frederick and other districts. In a baseball game, an upstairs team accident injures Roger Gaver and Leslie Lease when a bat slips from Tom Biggs.
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Court Park
Marles Tyeryar
Shipley
Charles Zimmerman
West Patrick Street
de Grange
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick
Baker
Tom Biggs
Roger Gaver
Leslie Lease
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items from the July 16, 1937 issue note SASS REARING OPERATIONS at the State hatchery in Lewis town explained to Union of South Africa delegates by Albert M. Powell superintendent. Small mouth bass from the hatchery will be sent to South Africa next October for introduction. Daylong showers relieve heat with over half an inch rainfall. Dr James G Conroy local veterinarian elected commander of Francis Scott Key post American Legion succeeding George S Rodock Jr. Public meeting called at Winchester Hall to form an organization to preserve fameyick antiquities. a museum may be established.
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Winchester Hall
Fameyick
Blissful double wedding ties Harbaugh and Black
Marlene Fay Harbaugh and Richere Leroy Black wed in a double ring ceremony at Singapore Methodist Church with Rev. Kenneth Tyson officiating. The couple, both graduates, honeymooned at Ocean City and reside with the groom's parents in New Windsor. The reception hosted about 100 guests at Linganore Grange Hall.
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Bliss Marlene Fay Harbaugh
Carson Sharrer
Taneytown
Richeré Leroy Black
New Windsor
Singanore Methodist Church
Kenneth Tyson
Ker
Utica Charge to Install Rev. Bieber as Pastor
Rev. Wallace John Bieber will be installed Sunday as pastor of the Utica Charge in the Potomac Synod after ordination by the Lehigh Synod of the United Church of Christ. Ceremony led by Rev. Frederick D. Eyster with sermon by Rev. Daniell Shaefer. liturgy by Rev. Richard Fehner and presentation by H. Gordon Ephelm. Bieber, born July 11, 1925 in Allentown, PA, studied at Franklin and Marshall College and Lancaster Theological Seminary, and has served as student pastor in multiple Pennsylvania churches before his posting in Utica. He currently resides in the Lewistown parsonage.
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Wallace John Bieber
Lehigh Synod
United Church of Christ
Utica
Potomac Synod
Frederick D. Eyster
D.C
Daniell E. Shaeffer
D.D
Western Salisbury Union Church
Bieber
Emmons
Richard P. Fehner
Cavetown
H. Gordon Sheetephelm
Mr. Bieber
Henry S
Helen B. Bieber
Allentown
Allentown High School
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Pennsylvania
Lewistown
Collateral Forfeited In Morning Court Cases
Collateral was forfeited in Peoples Court Monday by a large number of persons on motor vehicle charges. Names include Charles L. Williams Hagerstown failure to keep to right of center, 310. Robert Boettinger Baltimore exceeding 30, 310. John C. Stup Frederick RFD 3 failing to stop before entering highway. Edward L. Brits Middletown excessive and unusual noise 10. Jester J. Sewell New Market unsafe vehicle 15. Aaron K. Ogie New Market un-
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Charles E. Muransky
Baltimore
Martin G. Rohrer
Hagerstown
Franklin L._ Stallings
Frederick
William §. Hahn
Wiliam
Srest Lawn
Robert L. iClingan
Unionville
Albert Heddon
Robert Storer
LC. Clark
Baent
Frank Dorsey_ Sersit
Harry Quinn
Bernard King
Peoples Court
Charles L. Williams
Robert Boettinger
John C. Stup
Edward L. Brits
Middletown
Jester J. Sewell
New Market
Aaron K. Ogie
Contracts For Roads Ahead
The State Roads Commission reports a 47 percent rise in road contracts for the first half of 1957. It awarded 34.6 miles of new construction costing 23,605,000 and 38.8 miles of widening and resurfacing costing 7,840,000. Overall, contracts for this period total 32,307,000, up from 20,167,000 a year earlier.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
SRC
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W.va
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Bernard Duvall
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Thomas Daley
Frank Shugart
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