Cold bug insights from 1857 central Australia expedition
An American scientific expedition in 1857 studied central Australia observing primitive Aus people and conditions conducive to the common cold. The multinational team from the United States Canada Australia and Norway noted environmental and behavioral factors potentially linked to disease emergence.
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Beachley and Blattner wed in Havre de Grace church
Miss Barbara Lynn Beachley and Mr. Ralph William Blattner united in marriage at St Patrick's Church Havre de Grace with Father Anthony Mertz officiating. The ceremony featured white gladioli and Alencon embroidery, followed by reception details and lists of bridesmaids and ushers. Separate items note Dr Harold T Hammel's Cold resistance study among natives and local plans for kindergarten films in Howard County.
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Amos. Bowlus Beachley
Havre de Grace
Albert Carleton Beachley
Middletown
Ralph William Blattner
William Tobias Blattner
Baltimore
St. Patricks' Church
Anthony Mertz
Alata Heanth
Aauan Supuc
Harold T. Hammel
University of Pennsylvania
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Wecaut
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Hecarate
Australian Wilds
Beachley
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns June 9 1938
Twenty years ago items from the News columns describe events of June 9 1938. Fredrick Garden Club hosted 250 representatives from 30 state garden clubs meeting at Hood College for the Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland spring meeting. The piece notes a Bermuda cruise, local weather with a heavy thunderstorm, and annual commencement exercises at Brunswick and Walkerville high schools with 61 and 19 graduates. It covers wedding fashion details for Mrs Beachley and Mrs Blattner, notes on the couple’s residence, and education histories. It also reports on the Women’s Society of World Service meeting at Braddock and a ceremony program themed Strengthen The Church Through Vacation with hymns prayers and discussions on vaccination. A local assignment lists Private David G. Moyer’s posting to Fort Jackson South Carolina.
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Brunswick
Walkeraville
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Thomas Williams
Jefferson Blvd
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Ladies Aid Society
Mary Cashour
Brown
Mae Baker
Helen Summers
Arris
Williams
Mildred Hardin
Weddings Bring Wright Nicodemus and Others Across Counties
Multiple weddings reported including Alice D Nicodemus and George Wright at Lingstone Methodist Church Unionville with Rev Tyson officiating. The couple to reside in Taylorsville after Springfield State Hospital work. Other ceremonies include Doris Stonesifer and John McGlaughlin in Emmitsburg and Patricia Tresile and George Almond at Germantown Church of God with receptions and trips to Florida and the South.
Soviet Ambassador Menshikov Attending Baltimore Bar Meeting
The wife of Soviet Ambassador Mikhail A. Menshikov will accompany him to a Baltimore Bar Association meeting. About 150 people gathered to plan mass picketing in protest of his appearance at the annual gathering.
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Opening of Braddock Heights marks lively community day
June 9 1908 events describe Braddock Heights opening with crowd size a Braddock Heights Band concerts and vaudeville plus dancing. Rev Dr George A Snyder nominated for Middletown Reformed pastor at June 21 election. Street sprinkler tested by local authorities. Frederick nips Hagerstown 73 in baseball with Maher pitching and Malone contributing hits. Egg prices hold at 15 cents a dozen while cherries and large strawberries fetch 6 to 12 cents per box.
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Barbara Ann Miller Weds Ronald Wellington in Frederick Church Ceremony
Miss Barbara Ann Miller and Ronald Wellington married in a double ring ceremony at the Frederick Church of the Brethren officiated by Rev. Ralph E. White. The bride wore Chantilly lace and net over taffeta with a fingertip veil. bridesmaids included Mrs. Thomas A. Dean and Miss Carol Stup. After a reception the couple left for a New York State trip and will reside in Wichita, Kansas after June 25 where the groom serves at McConnell Air Force Base.
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Minor City Accidents Reported Over Weekend
City police investigated several minor crashes over the weekend. George W. Ruthvin reported $25 damage to a parked car on East Second Street after Charles M. Winpigler failed to stop. Winpigler’s car also sustained about $25 damage. No charges were filed. A collision on East South and Franklin caused about $35 damage to Clyde L. Blake’s vehicle as Lawrence E. Lively waited at a red light. Blake said his foot slipped, striking Lively’s car, which incurred no damage and no charges.
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Ohio
Two From Here In Northfield Operetta
Miss Mary Althouse daughter of Rev and Mrs Paul L Althouse led in Gilbert and Sullivan operetta The Pirates of Penzance at Northfield School for Girls East Northfield M Saturday igien Engelbrecht also participated as pit chorus daughter of Mr and Mrs Lincoln D Engelbrecht Fairview Avenue Senior students at Mount Hermon School assisted in the project. valedictorian J Spangler Kieffer Jr son of Mrs M D Kieffer from Hagerstown returns from Sass Northern Military Academy at Woodstock VA to West Point.
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Illness and transfer notes from Frederick Memorial Hospital patients
Multiple brief health updates from the Frederick Memorial Hospital and nearby convalescent homes. Patients from Braddock Heights to Walkersville and Woodsboro are listed with admissions, surgeries, or recoveries. Names include Mildred Johnson, Milton Nash, Clara Gaver, Mary Stetlemyer, Ralph Potts, Albert Le Fernelius, and many others, with locations in Frederick County and surrounding towns.
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Matter, Place
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Middletown
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Union Bridge
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Germantown
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Park Avenue
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Hamilton Avenue
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Walkersville
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Fernelius
Grant Place
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Surigéely
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Harvey Clem
Rocky Ridge
theFrederick Memorial Hospital
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Shipleys Return. Pvt Green Leaves for Germany Camp
Mr and Mrs Robert L Shipley of East Third report a Norfolk Williamsburg visit Ad also Pvt James M Green son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Green 930 Cherokee Trail is home on a 13 day leave from Ft Campbell Ky He will return there then to Charleston SC to ship for a camp near Stuttgart Germany with the 70th Engineering Battalion part of the 3rd Army In Silver Spring Mr and Mrs Charles Coblentz announce the birth of a daughter Dara Deneile Coblentz June 3 at Washington Sanitarium Takoma Park The infant weighed six and a half pounds Mrs Coblentz formerly Mera Braungart is to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Shirley Braungart 605 Wilson Place
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De Gaulle Summons Cabinet In Paris To Tackle National Issues
Premier Charles de Gaulle called his Paris cabinet to address a host of national problems and to consider adding more ministers to the government.
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Eyskens Starts Bid to Form Government in Belgium
Former Prime Minister Gaston Eyskens began efforts to form a new government led by the Social Christian party after its gains in elections last week. The move aims to stabilize politics and shape policy directions in Belgium.
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