Surprise Luncheon and Shower for Miss Eleanor Gambrill
A luncheon and surprise shower in the Francis Mott Key hotel honored Miss Eleanor Gambrill, Hood College alumna, with guests including Mrs. James H. Gambrill and Bryn Mawr visitor Theresa Mathias. The event noted Gambrill’s upcoming June wedding to Cadet G. Hunter Bowers.
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Weddings in Thurmont and Nearby Bring Several Couples Together
A quiet Thurmont wedding joined Pansy Kiser and Curtis Powell at the United Brethren parsonage on March 23. The couple plans to reside in Detour before moving to Washington where Powell works. Attendants were Katherine Layman and Harold Powell. In Peekskill, Gertrude Elizabeth Baugher married Arthur Francis Silinsky on March 2 at the court house with Justice John C. Allen officiating. The couple will live in New York City while Silinsky attends City College of New York. Another March ceremony united Ednamac Webb and Paul Elliot Easton at a 3:30 p.m. service.
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Leaves From a Correspondent on Greece and Election Kibitzers
Athens dispatch notes a strong American longing among Greeks and remigration ties influencing prewar stability. Bill posters fill streets with election ads while Kibitzers’ tales reflect political vigor. a property at 200 Upper College Terrace sold for about 18 000 to Dr and Mrs Chas E Broadrup.
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Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Local Office
Deeds recorded show multiple property transfers in Maecelerk's office. Transfers include Mev and Mrs Eugene Reon to Mr and Mrs P L Ray Wis ter for about 0 acres and improvements. Goldie H Browning to Roger A Ereler. Bessie Y O Palrney to Frank H Niekkers at 606 Eger Patrick street. Clarence and others selling to Goldie H Browning. Charles W Smith to Frank Lin Carliste and Viola B Lisle at 259 West Fifth jotrees. John E Barehire to Ella A Whitmore at 344 Madison street. Also notes a postmaster nomination for Charles Town WV and a civil war reference, plus a line about woodpeckers.
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Manufactured Foods To Contain Less Corn
The Agriculture Department ordered reduced corn use in manufactured foods effective April. The order covers cereals and other products but excludes canned corn. It also limits grain purchases for livestock feed to preserve grain for human consumption and aims to ease shortages.
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League letter opposes military board on atomic energy
Loomis, president, presiding. A letter was sent to President Truman voicing opposition of the League to a military board with power to vote on all atomic energy. Mrs Susie Siff rin, a local high school teacher, gives a talk on the Atomic Ave. Miss Catherine Biehl led a discussion as the league would direct public opinion on the atomic energy question.
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Edwards Fined SELO After Crash
A junior group from the Young Peoples Yellowodo plans a Washington trip to visit the National Cathedral and the Cherry Blossoms. The Seventh Army, the oldest U.S. combat unit in Europe, was relieved of duty today.
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