Centennial Summer at Tivoli and More New Films
Tivoli screens Centennial Summer a color musical with Jeanne Crain and Cornel Wilde as Philadelphia Exposition set lovers. Also shows The Dark Corner with Lucille Ball and Clifton Webb, The Bride Wore Boots with Barbara Stanwyck, plus Ziegfeld Follies at the Opera House and Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch at Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Crain
Cornel Wilde
Tivoli Theater
Miss Crain
Linda Darnell
Jesse
Harriet Rogers
Walter Brennan
Dorothy Gish
Cupid
France
Aunt Zenia
Constance Bennett
Paris
Wilde
Philadelphia
Universal News
Laura
Lucille Ball
Stevens
Clifton Webb
William Bendix
Miller
Albert
Paramount
Robert Cummings
Barbara Stanwyck
Diana Lynn
Bob
Patric Knowles
Opera House
Boston Blackie
Chester Morris
Montenele Omlaving Sienday Nowbiy
Lynn Merrick
Mousy
Pathe News
Hyde Park
Johnny
Martha Stewart
Richard Crane
Gene Autry
Jane Wyatt
Lowell Gilmore
Julia Bishop
Monte Halo
Don Q
Frederick Theater
Melody Ranch
Clapp Captured Awarded Army Commendation Ribbon
Capt. Robert E. Clapp Jr who returned from a two week South trip was discharged July 4 with rank of captain. He received the Army Commendation ribbon for exceptionally meritorious service as litigation officer with the Third Service Command and Second Army while serving as post judge advocate at various camps. He plans to resume his Frederick law practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Miami
Fln
Havana
Cuba
National Hotel
Clapp
Maryland
Third Service Command
Second Army
Thadmand
Fort Meade
Frederick
North Court Street
Beall Reports Week's Activities From Washington
Congressman J Glenn Beall of Maryland's sixth district releases a weekly update. He notes a meeting with Fort Cumberland Post American Legion and National Park Service official Mr Demaray over transferring C and O Canal land to the Cumberland Legion for a recreational center. He criticizes delays to the Post Office Department appropriation bill affecting postal salaries and urges emergency action. He defends keeping the Foreign Trade Division of the Census Bureau in place, and declines Senate amendments on its relocation. He accepts a forthcoming role as permanent chairman of the Republican convention in Baltimore on Monday July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Fort Cumberland
American Legion
Beall
Demaray
National Park Service
Cumberland Legion
Appropriations Committee
Post Ofice Department
Senate
Beal
Census Bureau
New York
Zonta Club Hosts Middletown Pastor at Braddock Heights
The Zonta Club met at the Vindebona hotel in Braddock Heights Monday evening with Mrs. Lala Summers in charge and Rev. Philip F. Saylor, pastor of Middletown Reformed Church, as speaker. He urged members to hold to faith and the American way of life as the “grand American merry-go-round” spins. Guests included Miss Mary Bowen and Miss Helen Yestadt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta Cina
Vindebona Hotel
Braddock Heights
Lala Summers
Philip F. Saylor
The
Reformed Church
Middletown
Saylor
Mary F Bowen
Helen Yestadt
To Wed Today At Myersville
Miss Katheryn Louise Eldridge and James Edwin Falkenstein will wed this afternoon at Myersville Church of the Brethren. The ceremony begins at four with Rev. Dr. Edwin H Spottseller officiating. The wedding party includes Betsey Callison as maid of honor and bridesmaids from Washington Frederick Middletown and Hagerstown. Reception will follow at the bride’s home. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents after traveling to Niagara Falls and back. Miss Eldridge is a Middletown High School and Frasierburg State Teachers College graduate and faculty member at Hyattsville elementary. Mr Falkenstein is employed at Peoples Supply Company Myersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Baker
Libertytown
Jhonor
Idona Mehring
Taneytown
Miss Mehring
Harold Mehring
William Teeter
John Teeter
Tanertown
Mr Teeter
Miss Baker
Ann Stevens
Charles Gaither
Baltimore
iMiss Mehring
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Peggy Himes
Walkersville
Lauren Downin
Alexandria
Robert OD. Lambert
Katheryn Louise Eldridge
James Edwin Falkenstein
United Brethren Church
Myersville
Carol
Joyce Remsberg
Middletown
Wiridobons
Braddock Heights
Frances Coblentz
Frederick
Betty Jane Wise
Eldridge
Hamilton
Hageremin
Lena Thomas
Betty Coblentz
Betsey Collison
Easton
James Harp
Iarald Lung
Hagerstown
Harp
Collison
Arthur Koonee
Roger
Hyattsville
Reno Eldridge
Walter R. Falkenstein
Mythersville
Church of the Brethren
Edwin H. Spottseller
Miss Eldridge
Marald Lang
Joe Hagerstown
Betty
Wise
Lorena Jean Smouse
Oakland
Sandra Gelwick
Wall
Petaly
James T. Harp
Mr. Falkenstein
Kyle Little
Richard Harp
Max Daman
Karl Kahl
Olver Smeause
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Remsberg
Stella Rice
Hayitsville
Clark Toms
Joan
Patsy
Damascus
June
Dean Roulzahn
Jane Harp
Pennsylvania
New York
Niagara Falls
Ohio
Middletown High School
Frasi‘burg State Teachers College
Hyattsville Elementary School
Myersville School
Falkenstein
Pacific Area
Peoples Supply Company
Coffin
Dixon
Evelyn Naomi Dixon
Wilbur R. Dixon
West Fifth Street
George Oliver Coffin
Washington
Jesse
Wainwright
Bertin
Worcester County
William C. Royal
Raymond Zimmerman
Local social notes list attendees and meeting plans
The item lists Leo Weinberg and several titled attendees including Mrs David Berzer and Miss Marguerite Anders. It notes a forthcoming meeting at Francis Seat Key Hotel and a follow up at Miss Hefen Smith's home in Old Brad dock. It mentions the Meteor Crater near Winslow Arizona as capable of hosting a massive footie stadium for about 2,690,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Weinberg
David Berzer
Marguerite Anders
Edward Gilbert
Alton Iughes
Albert
W. Condon
D .Chester Kemp
Sayter
Susihiss
Francis Seat Key
Club
Hefen Smith
Old Braddock
Seaman Ramsburg in A Bomb Test Training and Awards
Seaman Ramsburg, aged 17, trained at Creat Gukes and Elawan before joining the A Oonki Tests in the Sea of Uk aboard the US Niagara. He later served in Middletown High School and earned the Legion of Merit and Croix de Guerre for service in Europe. Colonel Otte earned the Bronze Star and Legion of Merit for actions in World War II after graduating from Froder High School and Western Maryland College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eke
Ruampbur
Creat Gukes
Elawan
Sea of UK
Qlarpy OS
Ramsburg
Pavlesville
Niagara
Seaman Ramsbury
Seaman Ramsburg
Middletown High School
Otte
Wolfe Bros to Open Cigar Factory in Frederick City
Wolfe Bros and Company plans to relocate and establish a modern cigar factory in Frederick at 323 East Patrick Street. The move includes new buildings on Rast sleevt Seventh Street and a projected staff of about 100, mostly women, with production of brands such as Beekster Marchia and Rum-soaked Crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Savill
Proatesick ‘Trading Co
Bunder
Mort
Apedrop
Mhantds
Parto
Wolfe
Frederick
Wolfe Bros
Red Lion
Marchia
Fredevick
Baltimore
Washington
Cor Wolfe Bros. and Company
Daniel Luaustran Co
Ing
East
Patrick Street
Fredevick. Logu
Chamber of Commerce Offcrals
Phae Ge Senlung Breuer
Millard N. Nusz
Wilda Herwig
Eshleman
Pretteriel
Dowell Bride to Be Attired in Pink Crepe Dress for Wedding
The article notes the wedding of Dowell and De. Koven with the bride wearing a pink sheer crepe dress and white accessories, a pearl necklace, and no attendants. Ushers listed include Clint K Hughes and Thomas B Walnaweight. A dinner at Motel Vindobona follows the ceremony and a short trip to Virginia precedes them returning to 13382 Talbert Terrace, S. E. Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Walnaweight
Frederick
Vindobona
Virginia
Talbert Terrace
S. E. Washington
Frederick High School
Potomac ‘Edison’ Company
Berlin
United States Army
Jte
Afith Parachute Infantry
Nd Airborne Division
Canital Transit Company
Washington
Mary Reddle
Jefferson Street
Miss Reddle
Elgse Stone
Anne Renn
Gladys Six
Gloria Specht
Blue Ridge Department
Potomac Edison
Dixon
Clinton K. Hughes
Braddock Heights
Local Hospital Patients Move Home and Improve
Among the sick patients at Frederick City Hospital over the past weeks, Gusta Wachter was moved home near Hansonville with improved condition. Charles O. Rentell, previously injured near Poalesville, and Charles Fitzhugh, burned at home near High Knob, are described as improving or fair. Other patients include Elda Stambaugh transferred Friday, Belva Marshall moved to Frederick County Emergency Hospital, Louise Gigeous Crouse recovering after surgery, Donald Stitely who had surgery at Johns Hopkins, Clyde Wachter returning home improving, and Ais Browning under observation in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusta Wachter
Frederick City Hospital
Hansonville
Charles 0
Rentaell
West Fourt Street
Poales«ville
Prederisk City Hospital
Charles Fitzhugh
High Knob
City Hospital
Elda Stambaugh
Lourmont
M. L. Creager and Son
Belva Marshall
Graceham
Frederick County Emergency Hospital
M. L. Creager
Louise Gigeous Crouse
Browning
Agry
Sipley Hospital
Washington, D. C
Maryland officer receives permanent captaincy in Adjutant General Dept
Thom as W. Otte of Keymar Maryland has been appointed to the Regular Army with the permanent rank of captain in the Adjutant General's Department. He holds the temporary rank of lieutenant colonel. He has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas W. Otte
Keymar
Adjutant General's Department
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Tivoli
L. W. Faytile
Louisiiana State University
Faville
Kathleen Barnes
Betty Rice
Clarke Place
Harald Johnson
Carol Ann
Mt Airy
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Johnson
Barrancas National Cemetery
Johnsons
Sandston
Richmond
Seven Pines National Cemetery
Tommy Grabill
J. Stanley Grabill
Aft
Airy
Medical Corps
U. S. Navy
Bainbridge
Samuel H. Rosenstock
William B. Bennett
Jack
New York City
Henry T. Wade
Elm Street
Williamsburg
St. Petersburg
Fila
Robert R. Radcliff
Robbie Lee
Robert, Jr
Carney's Point
N. J
Harry D. Radcliff
James ¥. Messersmith
Register of Wills
H. D. Radcliff
Price
Bridge
Charles
East Second Street
Frank H. Hedges
Charles McC. Mathias
Ezra Houck, Jr
James H. Grove, Jr
Camp Calvert
Leonardtown
Harry C. Jones
Linwood C. Jones
City
Floyd Bitler
Bloomfield
John W. Young
Ellicott City
Women's Guild
Women's Guilds
Evangelical and Reformed Churches
Frederick County
Hood College
Henry H. Abbott
Evangelical Reformed Church
National Women's Guild
Katharine E. Dutrow
EB. Roy Corman
Florence A. Partridge
Irvin A Raubenbold
L. H. V. Shinn
Stewardship Department
F. Nelson Schlegel
Potomac
Annabelle Jenson
Mary Frances Robey
Alce Rohrback
Rohrback
Braddock Meights
Rebecca Kay McCutcheon
Robert Jd. McCutcheon
Hrame
Hedgesville
W. Va
George English
Tone
Ira Nicodemus
Clarksburg
Carl Cassell
Thurmont
Sonmandow
Stanley Kurtz
Mary Freeze
Bethesda
J. K. White
Dolly, Thurmont
Roland Fleagle
West CarroHon
Mr. Fleagle
Parker Fleagle
Karene D. Glenay
Philadelphia, Pa
Nancy F. Nicodemus
Scout Woodlands
Annapolis
Alton L. Gray
T. E. Jackson
Buckeystown
Geo. C. Thomas
Mabel, Benalk
Jessie
Dallas
Texas
Ward Lowe, Sr
Witchita Falls
George R. Sanders
Route 1
Emmitsburg
George Robert, Jr
Allen J. Knott
Allen Joseph, Jr
Carl Shriner
Kenneth Joseph
Harry J. Price
Ububilel
Yaliee Louise
UI Wbty Ab
John C. Worthington
Yong
Nina
Colonial Village
Mr. Worthington
Mary Esther Tull
Record
Street
Blue Ridge Summit
Julian C. Riffe
Danville, Ky
Jeff
William Schnauffer
Court Square
Richard Biggs
Mr. Biggs
William E. Gaver
Louis M. Rawlins
George R. Dennis
Wm. N. Vaciliou
Gus N. Vaciliou
Steve Krissings
Andrew Krissings
Nicky Vaciliou
Aphrodite Vacilinu
Roy Lee Wolfe
Edwards Ferry
Herman Weenerly
Atlantic City
Brighton Hotel
Jack Forney
West Second Street
Cape May
Mabel Cecil
Betty Lee Cecil
Mayflower Hotel
Charles Biulindei
Ridgewood
Fred W. Littlefield
West Church Street
Zonta Club
Wakeman Bevard
Eldersburg
Grace
Robert Erb, Jr
Kyperl Erb
Yreat
Winslow
Aztz
Bileini
Legion At Merit
Froder Highrool
Western Maryhiod College
University of Marylin Tlears
Suhreots
Towson
Annapalis
Harry S. Ramsburg, S
David BE
Charles Strmpl
Albeers
Cua
Jerome Kern
Centennial Spa Ee
Correl Wilde
Linda Darrell
William Evthe
Otto Preminger
Jerome
Dorothy Fi
Marbuerite
Bowman
Chapman
Eee
Amg Tate
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