Bay trip highlights Virginia trip with 300 travelers
About 300 people joined the American Automobile Association seventh annual historic Virginia site tour last Sunday. Local participants included H Fulton Nicodemus and daughter Virginia, and Mrs Clayborne Zimmerman and Mrs David Hoke. The group assembled in Baltimore, rode the Chesapeake Bay Line to Norfolk, toured Williamsburg Jamestown Yorktown and Fort Monroe, then returned to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Xour
Virginia
Frederick Countiaes
American Automobile Association
H. Fulton Nicodemus
Virginia Nicodemus
East Patrick Street
Clayborne Zimmerman
David Hoke
Walkersville
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Norfolk
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
Fort Monroe
Old Point Comfort
Emmitsburg Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Emmitsburg residents and guests join a weekend of visits and travels. Dr. S K Keiser and Dr R D Hamilton hosted and traveled, while Ada Wagner from Georgetown University Hospital was injured. Numerous locals and visitors shared time in Washington Baltimore and Pimlico events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
S. K. Keiser
Ephrata
R. D. Hamilton
Indiana
D. L. Beegie
I. H. Lingg
Howard Tull
Washington
Roy Sayler
Ada Wagner
Georgetown University Hospital
Helena Pfeiffer
Mather Named Home Economics Professor at Hood College
Miss Mary Elizabeth Mather, resident of Westminster, is appointed professor of home economics and head of Hood College's department. She holds an A.B. from Western Maryland College, an M.S. from Penn State, and has studied at Cornell, Iowa State, and Teachers College Columbia. She has led Muskingum College’s home economics department and taught at Penn State, with affiliations to Phi Kappa Phi and other honor societies. Bliss Mather will assume duties in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Irving Stabe
Mary Elizabeth Mather
Hood College
Bliss Mather
Westminster
Miss Mather
Wiern Maryland College
Pensylvania State College
Cornell University
Iowa State College
Ellen Richards
American “Home Economics Association
Teachers’ College
Columbia’ University
Pennsylvania State College
Muskingum College
New Concord
Aga
Phi Kappa Phi
Pi Lambda Theta
Kappa Delta Pi
Parolee Rehabilitation Drive Grows in Maryland
George Best, a 77 year old retired rail conductor and Frederick magistrates' clerk, leads a new statewide parolee rehabilitation effort backed by the Maryland Parole and Probation Board. The program pairs parolees with adult Bible students from Catholic, Lutheran, and Presbyterian groups to secure housing and employment, with plans for a 200 acre Emmitsburg development to provide homes for local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Best
Frederick
Maryland Parole and Probation Board
Alurray Benson
DE Freder
Cs Presbyterian
Maryland Federal of Men's
Baltimore
Wade Ados
Lest
Frederans
Asa Watkins
George Slagle
Joseph Harp
Myersville
Pouiltry
Frederick County
Wo Merval Weaver
Henry Thaxton
Brnai B'rith
State Parole and Probation Board
Lime Kiln Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Walter Watkins of Graham North Carolina visit Mr and Mrs Lacy DeGrange and Mr and Mrs Austin Main and son Donald of Middletown. The DeGranges host the group and Edward Plummer remains homebound. Norman Dixon of Frederick stops by to see friends as Ruth Geisbert from an unspecified location appears in fleeting reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Horton Peace
Carroll Parkway
Edith Elizabeth Sponseller
George A. Wetzel
Eldersburg
Sponseller
G. Raymond Shipley
Edith G. Siedling
Paul A. Wood
Suzanne Shipley
Marry Stup
Floyd Spalding
Walter Eiker
G. Bernard Callan
Richard F. Kline
Edward Mantz
Clifford M. Yinger
Robert B. Crothers
Frederick
A. R. Wetzel
Kathleen Wetzel
Charles Cook
Walter Watkins
Graham
N. C
Lacy DeGrange
Austin Main
Donald
Middletown
Thomas DeGrange
Edward Plummer
Norman Dixon
Ruth Geisbert
Questions and Answers From the United Nations Sessions
Questions and answers cover interpretation methods at UN sessions with simultaneous translation in five languages. Earphones and translation booths are provided. The piece also mentions the Great Barrier Reef as the world’s largest coral mass and the White House state dining room seating one hundred. It identifies William Howard Taft as the first president of all the 48 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Great Barrier Reef
Australia
William Howard Taft
Sykesville Ladies Aid Plans Convention Day Parade
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sykesville Fire Company 15 outlines plans for a May 15 convention day parade luncheon at St Paul's church. Delegates include Mrs William Shipley and others. local chairman A C Brown reports a camper drive reaching about 175. Also noted are a christening, a surprise birthday party, and recent marriages amid social events in Sykesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Carroll County Firemen’s Association
St Paul's Church
W. C
St Paul's Methedu
Cory
William Shipley
Malcolm Burman
Clara Dudderar
Don Richardson
Frederick Church
Amos Ruch
Ena Sadler
A C_ Brown
Chairmere
Stor
Lewis FL Ransxotor
St Paul
Stewart Penfield
Bertha S
Clsf Young
Seitz
Howard Thomas and Son Jr
Cincence Young
LF Ransom
Emil Swanson
Woodbine
Bertha Seitz
John Thomas
Baltimore
Truman Boothams
Robert Artington
Baltmore
Dollie Burk Winit
James Bruce Coekins
Springfield Stat Hospital
Wees
St. Pauls Church
Lewis FL Ransom
Community Notes From The News May 1947
The News of Frederick reports a Woman's Club of Sykesville party at Captain and Mrs Horace Jefferson home with guests from Baltimore Westminster Sykesville and nearby areas. A PTA meeting in the school auditorium featured the high school Music Department. Several social engagements are noted including engagements and upcoming weddings among local residents and families in Eldersburg Wing Persons Towson Annapolis and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Sykesville
Horace Jefferson
Baltimore
Westminster
Jefferson
Woman's Day
Sykerville
Mary Louie Allen
Washington
William WA
Frances Coombs
S$ B
Dorsey
Rer
Reaf Glenwood
Wadham Talbott
Clarkeburg
Michael Leeigan
Mudersome Burlders
T and Sons
Eldersburg
Terry Deer- Melo
W. Caspen
Virg 'd Jones
M Pilla
Mason Jones
Wing
Charles Coun
Wiliam
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Mary Russel Hendrickson
R. Ames Hendrickson
West Second Street
Greenbrier Junior College
Lewisburg
W. Va
Miss Hendrickson
Sigma Iota Chi Soror Hy
Greenbrier
Walter R. Halpin
Little Son
Paul W. Kinsel
Barbara Ann
West College Terrace
Art Club
Frederick Art Club
Howard Young
East Church Street
Birs. Young
Roger H. Willard
Alvey D. Young
George S. Rodock
David ©. Griffin
Hammond Clary
C. Leonard Storm
Victor M. Marken
Mirs
Meredith H. Mackley
Florence Eigenbrode
George B. MicCleery
Harriet Kolb
Pearl Eader
Charles Byerly
Edith Miller
Ireland
Scotland
Italy
Germany
United States
Leon P. Vauthier
Newet
Vauthier Hl
Marceline Kefauver
LC. N. Congress
Atlantic City
N. J
International Council of Nurses
Ethel Northam
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Martha McMinster
Grace K. Walker
Naomi Rothenhoefer
Ruby Roderick
Mary C. Poole
School of Nursing
Dorothy F. McBride
Maryland State Board of Examiners of
Russell Strine
North Market Street
Ivy Tyromerrsych Strine
C. Robert Browning
Ridgeville
Barbara Jean
Mary Jean Landon
Fred R. Landon
Wichita Falls
Tex
Landon
William E. Hendrickson
Raymond C. Fout
Near 4Fonrovia
Gretchen Hendrickson
Near New Aarket
Texas
Clinton L. Rhoades
East Third Street
Francis S. Gaither
Rockwell Terrace
Robert W. Russell
College Ave
Sirs. Rhoades
Sirs
Robert Stup
Darwin A. Hueting
Anna Thomas
Michael Joseph and
Joseph Darrell Taylor
Joseph E. Taylor
Jefferson Street
Michael Joseph
Joseph Darrell
Martha Nelson
Knoxville
Pocahontas
Maryland
Order of Redmen
Cumberland
PGP
Lula Foster
Nelson
Salisbury
Ali Ghan Shrine Country Club
Joseph B. Price, Jr
West Third Street
East Second Street
Cecil Patrick Nichols
Airy
Patricia Ann
James Ledman
Mr. Airy
Charles L. Hida
Nieweopa
Frank Reingruber
Arlington
Margaret Hutchison
Marie
Catherine Briggs
Harry Baker
Pauline Seabrook
William Hockensmith
Taneytown
Thomas Bittle
California
Molly
Dorothy
Bethesda
Bollinger
Ror Bollinger
George Greene
Pimlico
Nannie Bryan
Hanover
Molly Bollinger
West Main Street
William F
Francis X. Elder
Philip Bower
Roy Maxwell
George Eyster
Roy Bollinger
Harry Bc-Nair
Robert Gillelan
Charles Harner
Carrie Hartze
Allen Bollinger
Mervin R
Greenwood OF
SEPCO
Tucker Stoker Sales & Service
Eaton
Hampshire
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market SE
Francis Hoke
J. Ellis Musselman
Bessie Hoke
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg Development, Inc
C. Bruvel
Bernard Carter
Brunswick
M. M. Carter
Leroy Ranneberger
Baltimoore
Rannebergers
Harry Ranneberger
White House State Dining Room
S Jeegersco
the News
Frederick, Md
Shankle
Market St
Better Homes, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
Johns-Manville
Chamberlin CO. of America
Myra
Haines Coffee Shop
Route 15
Gettysburg Rd
Williamson’s Drug Store
G. Mercer
Ph. G
N. Market St
Limeman
Paul L. Crum
West Patrick St
Ralph W. Boyer Automobile Club OF
W. Patrick St
Irouma A
Ask Ous
Agerd-Wey Guaronseg
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Fhone
Lincoln Loan Service
W. Patrick Street
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Johnny Moore
Ella Fitzgerald
St Louis Blues
Dusty Fletcher
Savannah Churchill
Rosetta Thorpe
Sugar Bices
Fats Wailer
Cole
Slow Burn
Cr Otiver
Count Basie
Johnns Moore
Walkins
Joel Lugins
Hawk
Erskine Hawkins
Angels
Harlem
Doc Clayton
Jeiy
Earl Hines
Bilis
Blue Barrow
Louis
Irm- Sitore
Cade Cark
Eddy Amoid
Wiley & Gene
Eddy
Denver
Ernest Tubbs
Sons of the Moneers
Dene Autry
Barbara Fritchie
S. Market Street
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