Dr Morrill Dies In Maine At Hood College English Chief
Dr Dorothy Morrill former head of Hood College English department died at her Auburn Maine home at 1 Prospect Street She resigned last year due to ill health The daughter of Judge John A Morrill she taught at Hood 28 years and served as acting dean twice She held Mount Holyoke College degree and earned a Ph D from Radcliffe with studies at Oxford University funeral Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy ¥. Morrill
Hood College
Prospect Street
Auburn
Olive Morrill
Morrill
John A
Isabella O. Morrill
Supreme Judicial Court of
Maine
Mount Holyoke College
University of Michigan
Radcliffe
Oxford University
Europe
Social notes of visiting friends and families
Mr and Mrs Reno Crum of Washington visit his sister Mrs Albert L Brice on South Market street. Mr and Mrs Clapton Robert and children Carolyn and Cecil from New Orleans spent several days with Mr and Mrs Garland House in Middletown. Mrs Joseph EK Elkins Jr and her young sons returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Harry McGuire in Woodside. Mrs Reya Clary and Buckeystown friends visited Sunday with George D Wiles, patient at Ward 102, Newton D Baker General Hospital Martinsburg W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Crum
Washington
Albert L. Brice
South Market Street
Clapton Robert
Carolyn
Cecil
New Orleans
Horace Pippin
Bessie Lynn
Zehulon
N. C
Garland
Middletown
Joseph EK. Elkins
East Third Street
Harry McGuire
Woodside
Reya Clary
Harvey Stalling
Buckeystown
Alle Wisner
Jim Wisner
Frederick
George D. Wiles
Newton D. Baker General Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Local Health and Fellowship News From Frederick Area
Reports from Frederick and surrounding areas note several patients recovering after operations at Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute and Newton Baker Hospital Martinsburg. Others remain under care at Frederick Memorial and Martinsburg Hospital with ongoing treatments. A Creagerstown Youth Fellowship meeting on the church lawn marks an anniversary of the Reinbergers and includes a baseball themed sermon and planned fundraiser activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstown
Church Lawn
Albert Coleman
Charles Wastler
E. Koontz Helwig
Josephine Smith
Francis E. Reinberger
Reinberger
Ruby Lanner
Catoctin
Eugene Lare
Weddngs and engagements span July events in Emmitsburg area
Miss Norma Louise Flax of Emmitsburg becomes bride of Austin D. Nusbaum of Union Bridge in a July 15 ceremony at Elias Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev. Philip Bower officiating. Reception at groom’s uncle’s home followed. The couple will live with groom’s parents. Also announced engagement of Joyce May Eccard to Thomas Lee Fawley. McKimmey and Miller wed in Washington with reception. Tyeryar DeGrange marry in Jefferson Lutheran parsonage. Helen Elizabeth Cline engaged to Charles C. Kline. Carol Hall weds Harvey L. Boone at Cherry Valley home. Willing Workers Society meets in Myersville. Pepper industry note ends article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan—Fe
Norma Louise Flax
J. Norman Flax
Emmitsburg
Austin D. Nusbaum
Lester Nusbaum
Union Bridge
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Philip Bower
Ella Fay Harman
George Harman
Ernest R. Eccard
Myersville
Joyce May
Thomas Lee Fawley
K. Fawley
Middletown
Miss Eccard
Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
Hagerstown
Fawley
S. Leslie
Lovettsville
Cecil Ridgely
James Ridgely
Washington
Baltimore
Rockville
Glass Manor Apartments
Tyeryar
DeGrange
Gloria DeGrange
L. S. DeGrange
Jefferson
Charles Tyeryar
A. C. Tyeryar
East
Patrick Street
Jefferson Lutheran Parsonage
Morris G. Zumbrun
Atlantic City
Boone—Hall
Carol Delphene Hall
Leland Hall
Cherry Valley
Calif
Pic
Harvey L. Boone
Meredith Boone
Frederick
Earl B. Clark
Mr. Clark
Iva Hall
Andrew G. Major
March Field
Riverside
Willing Workers Society
The
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Albert Brandenburg
Gaither Moser
Harry Baker
Dan Baker
Hezekiah Baker
Wm. Baer
Maynard Kline
George Leatherman
Marion
Harry Remsburg
Norman Ford
Edna
Roger Moser
Florence Cartee
Mildred
Charlotte Leatherman
Mary Remsburg
Nadine Patsy
Linda Brandenburg
Harry Covey
Marvin Brandenburg
Style Show Concludes Annual Achievement Days Held Here
Frederick county 4 H Club girls wrapped two days of Achievement Days with a style show at Baker Park. Evelyn Hutson announced winners in exhibition, demonstration, and judging contests and supervised the program. Blue ribbon baked foods were kept for Club Week judging at University of Maryland. Winners span sewing, dressmaking, baking, crafts, and demonstrations highlighting Janice Hahn, Mary Louise Young, Dolly Lawson, Barbara Ifert, Jean Bar rier, Sara Stone, Joyce Boyer, Janet Stine, Dorothy Swope, Patricia Kottler, and others from Lewistown Jefferson Middletown Urbana Petersville Walkersville and Creagertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Baker Park
Evelyn Hutson
Hutson
Maryland Club
University of Maryland
Extension Service
College Park
Janice Lee Hahn
Lewistown
K. P
Joan Virginia Smith
Libertytown
Mary Louise Young
Middletown
Lois Hildebrand
Jefferson
Ann Runkles
Urbana
Norma Koontz
Unionville
Dixie Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Dolly Lawson
Adelaide Enfield
Petersville
Barbara Ifert
Jean Barrier
Sara Stone
Joyce Elaine Boyer
Janet Stine
Barbara Thomas
Dorothy Swope
Creagers Town
Georgia Ann Masser
Oarment
Creagerstown
Diane Schnauffer
Mr. Pleasant
Patricia Kottler
Walkersville
Dorothy Keller
Patricia Shuff
Anna Mae Hooper
Shookstown
Ann Runkle
Preponderance of Men Tanks Artillery Is Needed In Korea
Rear Admiral Quynn and Lt Thornewill addressed a packed State Armory audience on Korea needs. Quynn urged dispatch of trained men, tanks, and artillery with close air support to overcome the Communist advantage and to train and deploy forces from the United States. Thornewill described Allied staff cooperation, British participation in Asia, and standardization efforts. Navy drills for the Baltimore Naval Reserve were scheduled with two monthly sessions and two August cruises planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Naval Reserve
Allen G. Quynn
Frederick
State Armory
Composite Unit 527
Mark Thornewill
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Chiefs of Staff
Quynn
Russia
U. S
Japan
Admiral Quynn
United Nations
U. N
Thornewill
Sir F Dalrymple-Hamilton
Britain
Malaya
Hongkong
U.S. State Department
Charles McC. Mathias
Navy Department
Baltimore Naval Reserve
Legislature To Meet Thursday In Annapolis Amid Election Law Talk
Annapolis July 26 A one day special session of the Maryland legislature to start tomorrow at noon is expected to focus on election law changes including an absentee voting bill for soldiers likely to apply to the November general election. Governor Lane summoned the session to shift the primary from September 11 to 18 and add a voter registration day in Baltimore. Administration aides anticipate a short meeting though additional bills may extend it. The session occurs in a politically charged year with the Rules committees able to block unfavored measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Lane
Baltimore
Frederick
Maryland
Ezra & Willams
Frederick County
Kentucky
Circuit Court
Court of Equity
Future Farmers Plan Next Year's Program
Maryland FFA leaders gather 200 delegates at College Park for the annual three day conference. Max Rice of Flagerstown, president, says every farmer will be called on to produce his utmost as the state plans the 1950 51 program with contests in potatoes milk vegetables dairy cattle poultry and public speaking. State membership rose about 200 to 2 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Future Farmers of America
Max Rice
Flagerstown
FFA
Rice
Fout Files For G. O. P. Nomination For House
Local attorney M. Holmes Fout filed today as a Republican candidate for the House of Delegates subject to the September primary. A St Mary's College Emmitsburg alumnus he served in the Navy and studied law at the University of Maryland before being admitted to the Maryland Court of Appeals in 1948 and practicing in the Pythian Castle building in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Holmes Fout
House of Delegates
Fout
Local Mentions Local And Long Distance Hauling
Independent notice announces quarterly meeting on Friday July 28 at 7 30 PM with refreshments. Russell Hahn serves as secretary. Also mentions The Big Mountaindale Picnic scheduled for Saturday September 2 on location details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hahn
Various Auto Trades and Local Events Ad Listings
Classified items include used cars such as a 1947 Oldsmobile with radio and heater, a 1948 Buick Super, a 1948 DeSoto two door, and a 1940s Chevrolet two door, plus autos with hydra transmission. Also listed are auctions, picnics, reunions, sales, and community notices from Frederick area venues and merchants. Several events feature music, dances, and carnivals at local parks and churches with dates in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Automobile Trade Association
Ideal Garage Co., Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Morrill
Dr. Dorothy
W. Raymond Walter
University Hospital
East Patrick Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
North Bentz Street
Wilmer Eye Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Harvey J. Flanigan
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Earl P. Easton
Taney
Newton Baker Hospital
James E. Kendle
Washington County Hospital
Lorene Wirts
East Seventh Street
Grippe
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg Hospital
Pam
Ira J. Cline
Helen Elizabeth
Charles C. Kline
Monrovia
Alice Kline
National Geographic Society
Griffon
Future Farmers Plan
House
Gladiolus
B. U. Crist
Frederick, Rt
Rocky Hill Church
Sars Philip's Buckboard Ramblers
Lisbon
Howard County
Spencer J. Mullinix
Woodbine
Emmett R. Bowlus
Calvin Murray
North End Civic Association
Staley Park
Berger’s Book Mart & Mft
North Market Street
Philip W. and
Margaret A. Me
Mountaindale
Prosperity Cleaners, Inc
Walkersvileé
Blue Mountain Grocery
Pearl Bargain House
Junior Fire Co
Charles E. Troxell
Woody Free
His
Memory Trio
Artz's Inn
Davis
Sunny Side Park
Virginia
MR. Baer
O. F. Temple
Frank Wallen League Club
Woody Frees
Swingsters
Hyattstown Firemen's Carnival
Craver-Oland
Montgomery County Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
Vv. F. W
VFW
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Chuck
Ann
Yellow Springs
Hyattstown Firemen’s Hall
W. $. C. S. Methodist Church
Chocolate Park
Ozzie Fagan
Harry W. Hagan
Tron
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
Ube
K Bill. Anderson
Shookstown Ballfield
Kentucky Mountain Boys
Solar’s
Reliable Junk Cqo
5Th St
East St
Mt Carmel
Fish Pond
Libertytown M. Y. F
Motter Ave
Charles H. Baker
Toy Fund
Scott Key Post
American Legion
Salvation Army
McCurdy Field
Ozzie" Fagan
Legion
West Fifth Street
Guardian Service
Westinghouse
Star
John L. Ponton
Helen J. Ponton
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
Frederick, Md
C G Kelly
12Th St
Bhagl
East Church St
Thos Barta Steinteen
Frederick News-Post
Frederick News-Fist
West 2Nd St
Church Street
William
Ray
West Third Street
E. B. Measell
N. Market St. Cor
Frederiks Ae Post
Aes
Thurmont
Market Street
Trsaly
Maxwell Avenue
Landis Jewelry
Rees
the News
Wedmeaday
Fine
East Patrick
Mars Opticlans
Market St
Mt Zion
Mckaig
Frederick High School
Richard F. Kline
the Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
Staub
Browningsville
A. KR. Remsberg, Jr
East Second Street
May Sloan
Edward Payne Frederick
Nestle
Eicker's
N. Market St
Ray Wahl
Automotive-Industrial Supply
Fred's
Wks
City
Our Singan
Retch’s Ford
NISI
David M
Ellis C Wachter
Richard E Zimmerman
Byron W Thompson
Frederick Count
Joseph F. Veanlar
Ellis C. Wachter
H. Frank
Poland
College Avenue
General Electric
Kelvinator
W. J. Long Electrical Appliances
America
Mastercraft
Murray Ave
Felartman
East Street
S. Market St. Frederick i
Wells
Chicago
Adams
Elmira
HELP
Frederick Automotive
AON
N. Bentz
Frederick News
Chester
Catoctin Country Club
Mt. Airy Motors
Mt Airy
Peoples Service Drug Stores, Inc
West South Street
Iarge General Electric Refrigerator
East Third
Everett
V. Moser
Linden Lodge
W. Patrick Street
Frederick Motor Company
LH. Crickenberger
San Pashen
Harley Davidson
Cushman Motor Scooters Brick’s
Robert
Littlestown
Frederick Memorial Park Cemetery
Gladius Rittenhouse
Lady
Willam Halton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Watkins Acres
Magnolia Avenue
H. Goodsell
John C. Remneberg
Burkittaville
Blair's
Soulm St
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