Frederick WAVES couple wed in Washington ceremony
Miss Marguerite Elizabeth Snively of Thurmont Frederick and Lester Harry Carmel U S N R of New York and Florida were married in Augustana Lutheran Church Washington D C The candlelight ceremony featured chancel palms Madonna lilies and a reception at the Stottlemyer home The bride a WAVES member trained in Stillwater Ohio and Washington joined the Naval Reserve earlier and the groom also serves at the same headquarters in Washington Their families relatives and friends attended the wedding and reception with attendees including Mrs Keefer and Mr and Mrs Snively
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Frederick County
Marguerite Elizabeth Snively
Thurmont
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Lester Harry Carmel
New York
Florida
Augustana Lutheran Church
Arthur O. Hjelm
Carmel
N. G. Faire
Waynesboro
Eugene S. Keefer
Chambersburg
Albert Carmel
Mt. Vernon
United States Naval Reserve
J. Edgar Snively
Baltimore
Paul R. Stottlemyer
Washington
Thurmorn
James Stanton
Philadelphia
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Bursn
Atlas
Waynesboro, Pa
Farm Security Administration
Veterans’ Administration
The
WAVES
Stillwater
Ohio
U. S. Fleet
Columbia University
Ontario Place
N. W
Keefer
Mable Bales
Mir
Meredith H. Mackley
Property Deeds and Marriages in Local Court News
Court notices list deeds from H Frank Delaplane and others to Marvin L Hughes and wife for $10. Albert M Thomas to Gordon Strong. John F Masser to George H Droneburg. marriage licenses for Hartman and Howard, Dixon and Camp Ritchie and Wilson, Hewitt and Loudensinger, Lewis and Kessler, Wagner and McKenney. music recital by Head College in Brodbeck Hall featuring South American works with Miss Budde and Miss Williams, Beckhelm, and Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court News
H. Frank Delaplane
Marvin L. Hughes
Charles C. Cooper
Albert M. Thomas
Gordon Strong
John F. Masser
George H. Droneburg
Charles Kenneth Hartman
New Windsor
Minnie Rebecca Howard
Frederick
Albert D. Dixon
Camp Ritchie
Charlotte Wilson
Hagerstown
Morris Donald Hewitt
Juanita Ethel Loudensinger
Funkstown
Robert A. Lewis
Thurmont
Frances A. Kessler
Emmitsburg
Clark R. Wagner
Dillsburg
Kathleen V McKenney
Abbottstown
South America
Head College Department of Music
Brodbeck Hall
England and America
Anna Marie Budde
Catherine Williams
Paul B. Beckhelm
Henry T. Wade
Senior Day at Hood College Features Games and Prizes
Non resident senior class members at Hood College were entertained with a shower in the Y Hu on campus. Doris Burrall Mary Jane Hartman and Mary McMurray won prizes in Lexicon and 300 while Carolyn Daniel took low in 500. Private First Class Ralph E. Fry graduated at Camp Barkeley and serves as company clerk. Master Richard Rinehart marks his ninth birthday as family news and wedding announcements include Miss Gertrude Hunter and Lt Henry Gregory Walker married in Sarasota. Other notes mention WAAC training graduate Edna R Wills and local visits, plus a dinner hosted by Mrs Gordon M Ach and furloughs of Pvt Kenneth Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Doris Burrall
Mary Jane Hartman
Mary McMurray
Miss Hartman
Marian Burrall
Carolyn Daniel
Ralph E. Fry
Medical Replacement Training Center
Camp Barkeley
Tex
54Th Medical Training Battalion
Walker-Hunter
Gertrude Hunter
Henry Gregory Walker
Army of the United States
Sarasota, Fla
Miss Hunter
Henry Phipps Hunter
Hooa Place
Frederick
Final Meeting By Art Club
The Frederick Art Club held its final meeting of the 1042-43 season at Mrs. C. Howard Young’s home. Officers for the next year were elected with Mrs. Amos J. Traver as president and a slate including several vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, and committee heads. Miss Catherine Eichelberger gave a talk on Mexico and Mexican art, showing watercolors and handcrafts. The year ended with an end-of-year party and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Robert Clapp
Edith Miller
Charles Beatty
Geraldine Fitez
Roger Willard
George B. McCleery
Florence Eigenprode
Harry Brandenburg
Catherine Eichelberger
Meredith Mackley
David Griffin
Mexico
Eichelberger
Wheat Prices Slip In Chicago Trading Session
Wheat prices drifted down about a cent in Chicago as selling from houses with Southwestern ties met weak buying. Weather in hard wheat belt sections prompted liquidation while corn and oats held near ceilings and rye softened. in late trading May wheat at 1.4444, July 1.4344, with corn steady. Separate items note a divorce granted in the city with custody awarded and support set, and a Frederick mother receives word her son, John R. Newton, has been promoted to staff sergeant in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ter Street
John R. Newton
Set -Newton
Fred-erick
England
Carroll County School Board in Annual Meet
Roy D. Knouseway was re elected president and John B. Baker vice president of the Carroll County Board of Education at the May session. Raymond Sayson was re appointed superintendent for a four year term. Eugene Walsh was reappointed attorney and Truman Cash insurance supervisor, with Roland Hartley as utility man. Several staff members and officers were reappointed or granted leaves, new appointments approved, and coal contracts plus transportation contracts renewed. Beginning May 31, schools will close at 2 pm. The board mourns the death of Ashesty Nou, a teacher on military leave. Scholarships to Western Maryland College will be vacant June 1. interested pupils should contact the board office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy BD. Knouseway
John B. Baker
Carroll County Board of Education
Raymond Sayson
Eugene Walsh
Truman
Roland Hartley
Staf
S. M. Jenness
Ruth DeVore
Charles E. Beck
May E. Grimes
Philip S. Royer
Maur £. Manahan
May Prince
Ruby R. Spencer
Anna E. Roop
L. Lee Lindley
Hampstead High School
Nevin Ports
Sykesville High School
Reason
Addie Ruth Williams
Commercial
Margaret Moss
Ashes Ty Nou
Taneytown
Western Maryland College
Board of Education
Myers
Hampstead
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Mt. Airy
Berrett
Allied Bomber Raids Hit Dutch New Guinea and Timor
Allied bombers conducted heavy raids across Dutch New Guinea including Babo and Madang and targeted Koepang Dutch Timor. Aerial strikes destroyed airfields, radio stations, and storage dumps, dropping 21 tons of high explosives fragmentation and incendiaries amid intense anti air fire with no Japanese interceptors.
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Australia
Mass (A
Babs
Dutch New Guinea
Madang
New Guinea
High Command
Babo
Jong Maccluer Gulf
Dutch New Guinnea
Darwin
North New Guinea
Port Moresby
Koepang
Dutch Timor
Three Year Olds to Run Against Count Fleet in Preakness
In the 58th Preakness at Pimlico tomorrow at 2:30 PM ET four three year olds contest Count Fleet. Radio Morale, a shaky contender with a $1,750 price tag, is listed among rivals Blue Swords owned by W. L. Brant Vincentive, Maryland-bred homeown boy, and New Moon from Henry L. Straus’s stable, with others from Akron radio owner Allen Simmons and Reisertstown racetrack manufacturer ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Baltimore
Pimlico
Count Fleet
Jamaica
Blue Swords
Allen Simmons
Akron
Ohio
W. L. Brant
Vincentive
New Moon
Henry L. Straus
Reisterstown
Second largest bell in the world at University Chi- Mgo
The article notes the second largest bell in the world is located at the University of Chi- Mgo. It highlights the bell as a notable landmark and links it to the university.
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University of Chi- Mgo
Warrant actions challenge larceny case near Lewistown
Detectives pressed charges in a Lewistown area larceny case with warrants deemed defective by State's Attorney Edwitt Nikitk. Names include Michael and Walter Bowens, Magistrates Bennett and Bowers, and Judge Allen Y. Bennett's police court rulings. A separate case involving Joan and Margaret Miller covers not support of wife and maintenance contributions. Other fines are listed for minor offenses in Frederick court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Michael
Lewistown
Edwin Bales
Allen Y. Bennett
Edwitt F. Nikitk
Michael
Walter Elwood Bowens
Walkersville
Route 1
Bowens
Earl Sittig
S. T. Rawle Odics
Felice
Sherman P. Bowers
Bennett
Joan Miller
Frederick
Route 3
Margaret Miller
James CL. Fox
West Patrick Street
May Fox
Bowers
Arthur Haller
Frank A. Grove
William Cromwell
Harvey George Baker, Jr
Elva Smothers
All Saints Street
Mothers Day Observance at Presbyterian Church Boyds
The Presbyterian Church at Boyds marks Mothers Day with a 11 a.m. service led by Rev. J Kerr, a sermon, and Mothers Day choir performances. An evening program follows at 7 45 p m by the Sunday School and Christian Endeavor Society featuring recitations readings solos and duets. A 10 a.m worship service is led by Sunday School officers with a father giving an address and tokens of appreciation given to every mother present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Boyds
Rev
J. Kerr
Sunday School
Christian Endeavor Society
Mothers’ Day
Governor O'Conor Signs Bills on Westminster and Taneytown
The Associated Press reports Governor O'Conor signed House bills 531 and 541. The measures authorize the Mayor and Council of Westminster to take over the Maryland Water Works Company and run the water system, and permit an increase in the tax rate and borrowing power of Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Conor
Associated Press
Nlls
Council of
Westminster
Maryland Water Works Company
Taneytown
Brunswick Boy Hurt After Taxi Struck Child
Four year old Thomas Moler, son of Mr and Mrs Harry R Moler of 701 East Potomac Street, Brunswick, remained in critical condition at Schnauffer Hospital after being struck by a taxicab near his home Friday around 6 30 PM. The cab, driven by James A Mathews of Brunswick, skidded as he tried to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Moler
Harry R. Moler
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Schnauffer Hospital
H. D. Basore
James A. Mathews
Unclear Fatalities Near Accident Scene Reported
Incoherent phrases describe a death near an accident location dated November 29 with reference to Priday and similar circumstances. The readable text implies a fatality linked to an incident at or near the scene, citing a November date and potential location clues.
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Priday
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Miss Snively Bride
Lester H. Carmel
Lester Barry Carme
Society Ce
Richard Rinehart
Walter Rinehart
Edna R. Wills
Waa
WAAC
Army Administration School
Nacogdoches
Texas
Eugene Doody, Jr
Osborne Wachter and Sons
Osborne, Jr
Donald
Russell Zimmerman
Ash
Gordon M. Ach
West Second Street
Kenneth Hoffman
Ada Hoffman
Camp van Dorn
Miss
C. C. Kessler, Jr
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Hartford, Conn
Cromwell, III
Charles Nichols
Buckeystown
John O. Boyer
Olive Reeder
Trego
Paul K. Shafer
Pfc. Shafer
Corp
Samuel L. Birely
Kester S. Birely
Camp
Wallace
Birely
Davis
N.C
Katie P. Newton
Art Club
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Neal S. Hall
Margaret M. Hall
Manuel M. Weinberg
Edwin F. Nikirk
Carroll County School Board
Gable
London
Clark Gable
Antwerp
Eighth Air Force
William R. Calhoun Jr
Birmingham
Ala
United States
Oldfield
Mt. Pleasant
Libertytown
Colored Methodist Charge
W. S. Snowden
Key's Chapel
Silver Hill Church
John Wesley Church
Sweet Harmony Four
Jesse P. King
Ridgeville
St. Petersburg
Fla
Preces
Pearing Aids
Tomas
Aurex Washington CO
Shoreham
Washington, D.C
Pacahontas
Lyken
Hillside Coal CO
Water ST
Nalle
Ione
Frederick, Maryland
Brunswick Boy
Storm & Shipley
ZOI N. Market
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Pearre'’s Pharmacy
Btere Bours
V. M. Dally
United States War Savings Bonds
U. & Treasury Bonda
Amniintenf Saar
Frederick County National Bank
J North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Member
Maryland
Virginia
Earl Dosh
Dosh
Atelfete
Candlewick
Hemsberg
Seve
Key Hotel Bldg
Markell & Ford
Hammaker Brothers Thurmont
Wagerstown, Md
1. C
United States OF America
Treasury
Sheve
Fredericktown
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