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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1949

Page

10

Light Construction Battalion Reserve Formed By Col Barigis

Col James E Barigis veteran WW I officer and longtime C P Telephone foreman announces the formation of No 2430 Signal Light Construction Battalion Reserve. The roster includes six officers and twelve enlisted men with Col Barigis commanding. Drills start tonight at 7 30 pm at East Church street school. eligibility spans veterans and non veterans ages 17 to 34 with parental consent for minors. Pay is base plus longevity. unit aims for Class A status and 48 drills yearly.

James E. Barigis C. & P. Telephone Company No. 2430 Signal Light Frederick Bartgis Frank M. Dertzbaugh, Jr Howard C. MacKinzie Francis VanFossen James E. Doub South Pacific Sam Maples Bell

Local Residents Share Social Visits This Week

Catherine Smith and family hosted visits from Mrs Curtis Smith and daughter. Jimmie Stevens returned to Washington after a week with F H Birely and family. Shirley Linton visited Blair Sampson and Patsy. Evelyn Mathews spent Sunday with Patsy Frock. Ray Martin and Betty Lind joined Dory and Raymond Martin for an evening at F H Birely’s home.

Howard Chipley Near Liberty Dory Martin F. H. Birely Russell Mathews Betty Lind Daniel Lind Union Bridge Roy Delphey Daufer Dave Hoffman Washington Tne Catherine Curtis Smith Jimmie Stevens Familly Olivier Linton Shirley Blair Samson Patsy Evelyn Mathews Patsy Frock Raymond Martin Ray

Detour Homemakers' club meeting and notices

Mrs Loren Austin hosted the Keys ville Detour Homemakers Tuesday with a wall decor demonstration by Mrs Robert Stine and Mrs James Coshun. April meeting at Miss Wallie Shorb. Mrs Clarence Skinner convalescing after Hagerstown hospital stay. Nearby visits include the Anglesbees with family in Jefferson and Reifsniders near Keymar. Also note Howard Hinea ill after long confinement. A kitchen tip adds dry mustard to Swiss Steak batter.

Loren Austin Keysville-Detour Homemakers’ Club Robert Stine James Coshun Austin Wallie Shorb Clarence Skinner Ross Smithburg Hagerstown Hospital James Anglesbee Jefferson Anglesbee James Bushey Dorothy James Berrett Leonard Reifsnider David Kenneth Keymar D. B. Reifsnider Howard Hinea

Harney Harney Home Economics Club meets for apron modeling

The Home Economics Club gathered at Mrs Barr ington P Shriver home Monday at 730 under Miss Mary Jane Mickley. Members listed include Mary Baker E P Shriver Mary Snyder Carrie Cromer Marjorie Scott and Mickley. Next meeting set for April 4 at Mrs John Schwartz home for a covered dish social.

Ladies’ Aid Society St. Paul's Lutheran Church Elmer Shildt Pauline Hoff Doris Harner Betty Fream Loretta Legore Shirley Patterson Maurice Eckenrode Delores Janet Care Ann Busch Westminster Capsule

Taneytown High to Sponsor Guidance Forum at PTA

The senior class of Taneytown High plans the annual Guidance Forum during a PTA meeting on Tuesday March 22 at 8:00 PM in the school auditorium. The evening features a theme intended to guide students' futures.

Taneytown Taneytown Taneytown High School P.T. A

Career panel at Carroll County gettogether marks talk on nursing and agriculture

Dr Floyd Cromwell leads a career panel with speakers from Towson State Nursing University of Maryland agriculture and beauty culture. Seniors from New Windsor Union Bridge Manchester and Hampstead invited for a Carroll County get-together. Leaders Bible Class attendance totaled 122 with Reds 56 Blues 64 and 2 visitors.

Floyd Cromwell William H. Wartley Towson State ‘Teachers College Nursing Ethel Troy University of Maryland Bulness Scott Bair Westminster Myrel Walls Marinello School of Beauty Arthur Ahalt School of Agriculture New Windsor Union Bridge Manchester Hampstead Carroll County George N. Shower Urith Boutson Shipley Leaders Bible Calvary Methodist Church Delbert Null Raymond Free Millard E. Crum Ernest H. Mantz Exel Yingling William A. Talbott Charles Myers B. A. Winebrewer

Outlawed Eastmark Splits Western Berlin Economy

The United States Britain and France outlawed the Soviet eastmark in the Russian blockaded sectors of Western Berlin. Western Berlin now uses a single currency, while the eastern sector remains on a different system. The move signals a breakdown in efforts to reach a monetary agreement with Russia.

Berlin United States Britain France Russia

Middlecoff Holds Lead at Jacksonville Open

Cary Middlecoff, the Memphis golf professional dentist, led the Jacksonville Open by three strokes after three rounds at Brentwood Municipal. He shot 71 to finish under par at one over for the day, totaling 205 for 54 holes and maintaining a solid advantage over pursuers.

Middlecoff Jacksonville Fla Cary Middlecoff Memphis Brentwood Municipal

Also Mentioned on This Page

Light Construction Battalion Col. Barigis Ladiesburg Frank Gaver Joseph Gaver Paul Gaver Bullinue Beatrice Clem F. H. Birley Frederick Memorial Hospital Merké Kauffman Woodsboro Roy Martin Fountain Rock Mrs Bruce Harbaugh Harney the Hut Woodsboro, MD Fountain Service Doris Gross, Mur Chrysler Chrysler-Plymouth Chrysler-Plymouth Engineering Roney Motor CO N. Market St. Chachiye Eastmark Lydia E.pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Barbara Fritchie Jacobson Alee Uliers Bennett’s Bennett Bennett's
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