Lecture on chemical research at Hood College event
At Hood College Brodbeck Hall next Wednesday Mr L F Livingston of E I du Pont will lecture on modern chemical research showing nylon plastics flame proofed materials and curved light piping. A business meeting of the American Association of University Women follows in the Y Hut and Easter Monday dance plans are announced.
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AU. W. Tonor Inesday
Frederick Branch
American Association of University Women
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
L. F. Livingston
Diion
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
The
Catoctin Club, Inc
Francis Scott Key
Leroy F. Davis
Bard Avon School graduate to resume studies at Williams and Harvard
Mr. Travers, Bard Avon School Baltimore graduate and McDonough School alum, attended Williams College and Harvard Business School. He is released from the Army Air Corps as a captain after three and a half years in Europe. He will return to resume studies and plans a March wedding.
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Travers
McDonough School
Williams College
Harvard University Business School
Army Air Corps
Europe
Weddings McKeldin Kershner in Parkway Church of God
Charles Henry McKeldin son of Lewis L. McKeldin and Kate Aaleveff were married to Betty Nadine Kershner daughter of Robert H. Kershner at Parkway Church of God in Hagerstown. The ceremony was performed by Rev. C Q Sullivan with a single ring rite. Bridle attire included a light grey outfit for the bride and a corsage of pink carnations. The bride's attendant was Mrs John Mun shower of Frederick and the groom's attendant was the bride's father. The bride works at the Hagerstown telephone exchange and will transfer to Frederick soon. The groom previously spent eighteen...
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Walkersville
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Dorothy Zimmerman
Bettye Michael
Hyattsville
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Catherine Stauffer
Margaret Stauffer
Nancy Stauffer
Helen Zimmerman
Beptte Irene Zimmerman
Irene van Fossen
Emajane Hahn
Louise Hendrickson
Mary Russell Hendrickson
Virginia Clary
Lucille Corkran
Betty Griszinger
Myrna Michael
Patsie Himes
Monroe Stauffer
Lester Garrick
Miss Michael
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Lewis L. McKeldin
Baltimore
Kate Dae Aaleve
ANG
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Robert H. Kershner
Mildred Kershner
Salem Avenue
Hagerstown
Parkway Church of God Parsonage
C. Q. Sullivan
John Munshower
Frederick
Frederick Exchange
Near
Ffuture
Grove—Smith Jr
Paul V. Smith
Eleanor
Howard T. Grove
U'Vluch
KR. Watson Sadler
Methodist Parsonage
Brunswick
Grove
McKinley High School
Merchant Marines
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Quiet Brownsville Wedding Joins Minnick and Eichelberger Families
Miss Geneva Mae Minnick and Gerald L. Eichelberger wed in a quiet Brownsville ceremony conducted by Rev. Virgil V. Braeker. The bride wore a blue suit with red rosebud corsage and was joined by relatives Frank EB Brandenburg and Grove Smith Jr. The couple plans to reside later with family in Middletown.
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Minnick
Brownsville
Geneva Mae Minnick
Stanley Minnick
Middletown
Gerald L. Eichelberger
Walter Eychelberger
Keedysville
Virgil V. Braeker
Frank
EB. Brandenburg
Local Health Notes and Political Rumors Highlight Frederick Copy
Sick list includes Kathryn Snook confined at home with grippe and Mrs. Maxie Hill under observation at Church Home and Infirmary Baltimore. Doyra Marker and Thomas Harmon admitted to Frederick City Hospital. several others move or recover. Political chatter names Edward Storm as possible Senate contender and mentions Bowers Zimmerman as prospective Senate candidates. Joe DiMaggio belts his tenth homer of spring training for the Yankees, vs Detroit, with Keller striking out four times.
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Parkway School
West Fifth Street
Maxie A Hill
North Market Street
Church Homme and Infirmary
Baltimore
Doyra D. Marker
Middletown
Frederick City Hospital
Lawrence E. Bentz
Trail Avenue
Joseph A. Edwards
Urbana
M. R. Etchison
Thomas
Dick) Harmon
Union Bridge
U. S S. Navy
Storm
Afog
Edward D. Storm
House of Delegates
Senate
House
Sherman P. Bowers
Richard E. Zimmerman
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Détroit
Lakeland
Charley [Keller
Navy Chaplain Chief to Speak at Hood College Vesper
Rear Admiral William X. Thomas, Chief of Navy Chaplains, will speak at Hood College in Brock Hall on Sunday at 4 o'clock. He led the Navy Chaplains Corps from 1933 to 1945 and has served on ships and in the 14th Naval District. The vesper program includes organ music by Henry T. Wade and choral selections such as Parsifal and Laudamus Te, with the choir performing Bach and Dresden Amen.
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Willam X. Thomas
Navy Chaplains
Hood College
Brodocck Hall
Washington
Navy
Chaplins
Naomas
United States Naval
Fort Lyon
Col
14Th Naval District
Thomas
Chanlains
Millsaps College
Jackson
Mass
Divinity School
University of Sree Aha of Divinity
Millsaps
Loa
American University
Henry T. Wade
Wagner
Jesus
Ellesdie
Bach
Mueller
Dresden
Service Discharges Area Men From Local Draft Board One
Area men discharged from Jocal Draft Board One have checked in at board offices after receiving honors. Included are Allen Leon Phillips 16 A Street Brunswick Robert Monroe Stanfer 310 East Third Street Maurice Eugene Haupt Jr Baltimore formerly of Mideetown Route 1 Howard Edward Lee Doubs Charles Ervin Kanode Jr Walkersville John Hamilton Hahn 26 East F Street Brunswick Earl McKinley Virts 811 East Potomac Street Brunswick Charles Richard Virts Brunswick William Ashton Lavern Hollingsworth New York City formerly of Frederick
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Doubs
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Walkersville
John Hamilton Hahn
East F Street
Earl McKinley Virts
East Potomac Street
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William Ashton LaVern Hollingsworth
New York City
Frederick
Fair Warm Weather Across Nation With Minor Cold Pockets
The Associated Press reports mild conditions prevail across much of the country with above normal temperatures and several days of warmth ahead. Light snow falls in North Dakota Montana and Wyoming while rain affects Nebraska Wisconsin and the northern plains. In Florida Miami records 41 degrees the day’s low as Chicago also sees cold air. One arrest is noted West Soulstreet resident Franklin W Saunders held on $5 collateral for disturbing the peace after a police call led by Sgt. Ben Phebus and Officer Charles Burras.
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