Schultz Reunion at Mountaindale Draws Family and Friends
The Schultz reunion was held July 15 at Mountaindale Grove. David Schultz led a devotional and prayer, with songs and selections by Paul Quwak and a quartet. Officers elected: President Raymond Schultz, Secretary Mrs Gordon Palmer, Treasurer Oscar Schultz. Prizes awarded for oldest attendee Harry Klipp, youngest Delarekaker, longest distance J and Mrs Alex Quwanik, and most recently married couple Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Baker. Numerous relatives listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz
Mountainle Grove
David Schultz
Paul Qwak
Oscar Masser
William Shoemaker
Jude Blank
Miss Blank
Gordon Franklin Aimer, Jr
Ukele
Oficers
Raymond Schultz
Cretary
Gordon Palmer
Oscar Schultz
Harry Klipp
Delerakaker
Alex Qwanik
Jimmy Baker
Roger Klipp
Gordon F. Palmer
Gordon Franklin Palmer, Jr
Clifton W. Burns
Bobby
Bonnie Burns
Alert F. Klipp
Barbara Ann Klipp
Roger Myers
Helen Lee
Chaise Myers
Dale Ackle
Douglas
Greager Eckle
Jerry Beveridge
Anderry Beveridge
Bernard Chultz
John Shoenaker
Anna May
Mary Jane Koemaker
Austin Chultz
Gene
Charles
Betty Jane
Wayne Schultz
Vlehrl Schultz
Gladys Carey
Arroll
Carolyn Schultz
Jairus Staton
Linda Staton
Anneth Schultz
Wills Beachley
Susan
Buck Beachley
Eorge Hawes
Wayne Hawes
Alph Brown
Barbara Ramsry
David Xkchultz
Marcia
Carl S Shultz
Alex Qwaik
Paul
Michael Qwanik
Clarence Schultz
Genearlene
Stephen Schultz
Alph Schultz
Roney Kefauver, Jr
Dorsey Burdette
Ichard
Sandra
Joseph Burdette
Charles Boyer, Jr
Raymond Burdette
Illy
Ralph
Linda
Wanda Burette
Thomas Schultz
Michael
Peggy Schultz
Onnie Schultz
Alert C. Schultz
Maria Schultz
James Baker
Shirley Annills
John Wills
Thomas Eugene Ills
Deborah Baker
Thomas Atkins
Dallas Watkins
Charles Baugh
Rhonda Baugher
Emma Asser
Edwin Storks
Eddie Storks
Karl Masser
Gary Masser
Jwrence Masser
Violet Miller
Jimmy Masser
Claude Blank
Summers Clan Holds Rocky Springs Reunion
The Summers clan descendants of Jacob Ezra and Mary Ellen Summers held their 14th annual reunion at Rocky Springs on July 15. Ralph Putman opened with the singing of Onward Christian Soldiers and a prayer by George L. Twentey. The program featured piano solos by Jimmie Putman and Ronald Garling, a trio, and performances by the Summers descendants orchestra. Officers elected for the coming year were Bertha Lockard, Henry Lochner, Louise Kehne, and George L. Twentey. Prizes honored the oldest and youngest attendees and longest distance traveled. The group planned next year’s meeting for Gambrill State Park and closed with Bless Be The Tie That Binds. A basket lunch was shared by many Putmans and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs
Jacob Ezra
Mary Ellen Summers
Ralph Putman
George L. Twentey
Jimmie Putman
Susanne Markey
Linda Ruth Lochner
Jane Lanner
Henry Lochner
Dewey Carter
Ronald Ga
Dewey B. Carter
Ronald Garling
Francis Putman
Lester Putman
Lewis
Dorothy
Ann
Ralph
Carol Catherine
Susan Putman
George Benoit
Wayne
Darrell Putman
Omer Dubel
Janice
Roberta
Marilyn Lee Dubel
Nina Peterson
Mara Peterson
Frederick Kimmel
Carroll Kehne
Jack Kehne
Virgie Staley
Olivia McCafferty
Linda
Ruth Lochner
Willard H Markey
Freddie Markey
C. W. Lockard
Bertha Carson
Emmitsburg Residents Veer Between Vacations and Visits
A long list of local residents and relatives from Emmitsburg and surrounding towns enjoy trips and guest stays. Marguerite Toye and brother William Correll vacation at Virginia Beach while many others visit relatives in Baltimore, Pittsburgh, New York, and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Marguerite Toye
William Correll
St. Henry's Wood
St. Anthony's
Virginia Beach
Ivan Green
San Diego
Calif
Sterling Hemler
Alan Gelwicks
Marie Rosensteel
Henry Warthen
Baltimore
Charles McNair
Brown
New York City
John Roddy
Patricia
Michael
James O'Leary
Binghamton
Helen G. Lyons
O'Leary
Bernard H. Boyle
East Main Street
William Boyle
Fred Boyle
Pittsburgh
Loretta Boyle
Sandra Hall
Boyles
Irene
George King
Boyle
David
DePaul
Jordan
Margaret and
Whey Theresa Houck
Dolores Joy
Margaret Bouey
New England
Boston
Harry S. Boyle, Jr
Christina
Harry S. Boyle, Sr
Pet and hat shows highlight local page in Maryland
A Maryland Avenue Park pet show featured awards for largest smallest best dressed best cared for and prettiest with winners including James Finnyfrock Coral Swope Sharon Nusz and others. A hat show at North Market Street School drew 21 entries with Billie Royer Lynn Royer and Albert Crummitt earning top prizes. Also noted are Senate confirmations including Dan A Kimball as Secretary of the Navy and a prison escape from the Maryland Penitentiary by James Carlous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Avenue Park
James Finnifrock
Coral Swope
Sharon Nusz
George Shores
Ralph Shank
Herbert Abrecht
Woodward Roberts, Jr
Carol Swope
James Finnyfrock
Billy Laninger
Carol Brust
Richard Angleberger
T. E. Robbins
Joseph Lee
Monkey Lee
Monkey Do
Narrator
Sue Whips
Peddler
Janet Roberts
Monkeys
Woodward Roberts
Sharon Wnusz
Joan Roberts
Lanna Ramsburg
Sandra Whip
Northeast Civic Association
North Market Street School
City Recreation Commission
Billie Royer
Lynn Royer
Dorothy Devilbiss
Albert Crummitt
Nancy Mackley
Erma Fox
Hammaker Brothers Inc 77 Years in Thurmont Memorials
During Thurmont Bicentennial celebrations a tribute honors B Frank Hammaker founder of the Hammaker Brothers memorials business in Mechanicstown in 1874. After his death the firm passed to Peter N Hammaker and then to Ernest P Hammaker, preserving the founder’s spirit as the company expanded to Frederick Hagerstown and Bethesda with modern equipment and skilled staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammaker Brothers, Inc
Thurmont
B. i Frank Hammaker
Smithsburg
Mechanicstown
Peter N. Hammaker
Ernest P. Hammaker
B. Frank Hammaker
Hammaker's
Frederick
Hagerstown
Bethesda
Adv
Communists May Interpret Peace Settlement Own Way
An Associated Press analysis argues that Communist negotiators will shape terms to fit their purposes, cautioning the United States against conceding too much and stressing the need to anticipate Soviet aims at Kaesong while preserving a buffer zone and a unified Korea. The piece notes past shifts at Prague and Berlin as warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Roberts, Jr
Associated Press
United States
Patton
Prague
Eisenhower
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Korea
U. S
U. N
Kaesong
38Th Parallel
United Nations
Germany
U. 3S
Pentagon
Truman era price controls debated and rolled back plan
Conferees reach a plan allowing roll backs on non-farm commodities to pre Korean War levels with new costs considered in ceilings. Some roll forwards may be allowed. OP S observer predicted a possible ten percent rise in automobile prices. Senator Robertson questions the rationale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Office of
Robertson
D-Va
Senate okays new controls bill extending price limits
The Senate approved a new economic controls bill in a voice vote, allowing some price rollbacks while guaranteeing retailers and wholesalers their customary margins over costs. The Senate House conference panel had labored since Wednesday to harmonize bills, with House action expected Monday before the current controls law expires Tuesday at midnight. The compromise would extend controls through next June though often in limited form over wages prices credit rent and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Bible Verses and Medieval Proverbs Collate in One Notice
A compact religious miscellany cites Bible verses from Chronicles and Isaiah alongside traditional maxims about generosity and fear of death. Quoted lines include Hilkiah and Zechariah leading offerings for Passover, and lines on angels, bread cast upon waters, and nearing the grave with a prayer for living life without dread.
DuPont explosives plant work to start next week
Martinsburg West Virginia July 27 Wi Work is due to begin next week on the new multi million dollar explosives plant of the E I Dupont de Nemours Company Field manager I M Seamans arrived last Wednesday to supervise construction of the pia near Falling Waters Some 300 local workers will be given jobs on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
E. I Dupont de Nemours Company
I. M. Seamans
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Summers Clan
Glade Valley Grange
Bruce Crum
Frederick Fair
Pomona
New Market
Petersville
Granges
Gathland Park
Cathryn Eaves
Leslie Zimmerman
William Crum
Ray Zimmerman
David Hoke
George C. Stauffer
Bonnie Phyllis Flenner
George A. Flenner
Orrtanna
Elias Evan- Relicat Lutheran Church
Robert Foote
Biglerville
Philp Bower
Jack McClear
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
A. W. McClear
Beegle
Howard Gillelan
O. H. Stinson
Ruth
Rhoda Gillelan
William Baker
FFA
College Park
Robert Gillelan
Philadelphia
H. Robert Gillelan
Louise Adams
C. Felix Adams
Anna Gillelan
Pauline Baker Seabrook
Alvida DeLashmait
Chincoteague
Edgar N. Rhodes
Hudson Rhodes
Samuel Annan
E. L. Annan, Jr
Donald Mathews
Urbana
Inl
C. G. Frailey
Mathews
New York
John M. Zacharias
West Main Street
Richard Zacharias
York Village
Philip Bower
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Tressler's
Tresslertown
Walter Feppler
Michael Kormanski
Mary Claudia Rosensteel
Herbert Sprankle
Carl Armheim
Barbara Kleppinger
Fairfield
Louis Rosensteel
Bible Wines
Teresa Pecher
Eugene Roders
Mary
Kimball
Dan A.kimball
Navy
Army
Air Force
Francis P. Matthews
Ireland
Walter G. Whitman
Massachusetts
Research and Development Board
William Webster
Trusty
James Carlous
Maryland Penitentiary
Carlous
Randallstown
Jesus
E. Jones
Brunswick St. Brunswick, Md
All
Benny White
Firestone
R. F. Purdum
Damascus
General Acceptance Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Baltimore
Wayne Lambert
Ronnie Singleton
Egypt
The
Frederick, Md
FHI
Ollie Gene Embry
Embry
Columbia, TL
Keive Nator
Damascus Electric CO
Hilkiah
Zechariah
Jechiel
House of God
Bishop Ken
Pearre
Hospital Aid, Inc
Hachiy
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