Luncheon Meeting of Pen-Mar Chapter D A R
Mrs. Gera B. Masses entertained the William Winchester Chapter D A R at a Pen-Mar home luncheon on May 13 with twenty-one members and several guests. Business was led by Vice Regent Mrs. James Marsh. Contests funded by Winchester Chapter award cash prizes and pins for student projects on democracy and citizenship. Plans announced for a Memorial Day wreath and a June 23 state wide picnic at Gwynn Oak Park. A bronze marker for former member Mrs. Joseph Hobby Allender was placed at Westminster Cemetery on May 12, with many chapter members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gera B. Masses
William Winchester
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pen-Mar
Ray Murray
Alice Murray
Blue Ridge Summit
Marion Grumbine
Mt. Airy
J. Clinton White
Lisbon
Peter McIver
Finksbors
James Marsh
Robert Morton School
Westminster
Uniontown School
Charles Carroll School
Winchester
Allen Feeser
Edgar G. Barnes
D. A. R. Congress
Washington
Gwyne Oak Park
Bacteria Strike Back Warns at Medical Meeting
Dr. Abraham Gordon at the 149th annual meeting of the Medical Society of the State of New York in Buffalo warned that widespread antibiotic use may drive bacteria to resist all drugs. He urged strengthening natural immunity and preventing disease rather than relying on antibiotics or hormones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham $. Gordon
Brook
Medical Society of the State of New York
Buffalo
Gerontomatriarchy Hinted In U S Future Influence
A Population Reference Bureau study notes the share of Americans over 65 rising from four to eight percent since 1900 and a concurrent increase in older women. The report suggests voting, land, and stock ownership may shift toward aging females, coining the term gerontomatriarchy while noting male complacency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Population Reference Bureau
Washington
Bureau
Washington Agency
Readmission and recoveries from Brunswick area hospital
Among The Sick Mrs Charles E Myers Brunswick readmitted to Charles Town General Hospital for heart condition. Miss Bonita Rice Rocky Springs improved at home after rheumatic fever confinement. Marsha Heck Grant Place confined with measles. Mrs Paul E Himes North Bentz Street admitted for major surgery. Mrs Leon Estanrook Fredericks Hospital in Fredericksburg observed after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Myers
Brunswick
Charles Town
W. Va
General Hospital
Bonita Rice
Bernard ©. Rice
Rocky Springs
Little Marsha Heck
Frank Heck
Grant Place
Paul £. Himes
North Bentz Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Leon Estanrook
Frederics Viemoral Hospital
Charles G Hutzler Rites Planned in Baltimore Thursday
Funeral services for Charles G Hutzler will be held in Baltimore after his death from a long illness. He was a prominent Baltimore native, longtime executive at a leading company, and heavily involved in art and music. Surviving are his son and two sisters, with his wife Elsa having died two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles G Ouitdos
Tig Ehestaine
Tanarre
Hayrey Tell Ag
New York
Balimore
Itutvler Brothers Co
Ano Hamresahe
Msceanchatier
Charles G. Navier
Hebecca Asst
Firra
Invarn
Jolie Mer Ky Hotrier Proeme En Oper
Ant
In Atdsues
Eye
Ear and Throat
Sinai
Provident
Elsa Wolf
Hautvler Si Sed
Bee
Engagement of Ada Louise Dudley and James Thomas Candor
Mrs. Mary Elkin Dudley of Barnesville announces the engagement of her daughter Ada Louise to James Thomas Candor son of Mr and Mrs Robert Ross Candor of Dayton O The couple’s plans include a June 11 wedding date Ada Louise Dudley is a secretary at Poolesville High School James T Candor a University of Cincinnati graduate and attending the George Washington School of Law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elkin Dudley
Barnesville
Ada Louise
James Thomas Candor
Robert Ross Candor
Dayton
Fifty Years Of News Columns May 18 1905 At Frederick College
Fifty Years Aan Items From The Columns Of The News May 18 1905 reports Frederick College closing its 110th session with plans to renovate and boost enrollment. It notes Mr Thomas Gilson relocating a laundry venture to Edwardsville Mo and cites a water shortage delegation to the Mayor and Aldermen. Douglass Brothers Contractors win a railroad coadbed contract near Mt Arms, routing traffic to replace two miles of old track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Thomas Gilson
South Market Street
Edwardsville
Basin
Owen J. Neighbours
Buckeystown
Western Maryland College
Douglass Brothers
Baltmore and Ohio
Mt. Arms
Ridgeville Tunnel
Mt. Avs
Mt Ate
Wortersville
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Cotes May 8 1455
Fragmentary notes recount events and incidents from May 8 twenty years prior in Cotes of the News. Mentions sleet damage, a homestead death at age 43, a local church event, county federation activities, and political mentions about a measure opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotes of the News
Accreditation Reaffirmed for University of Maryland
The Middle States Association of Colleges and Universities reaffirmed the University of Maryland's accreditation today. Dr. Wilson H. Elkins announced that the Commission on Accreditation approved the decision after partial withholding of accreditation previously. The matter influenced the gubernatorial race between Hoo Byrd and Gov. McKeldin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
McKeldin
Local B P W Members to Attend Convention
The Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will hold its twenty sixth annual convention May 20 21 and 22 at the Alexander Hotel in Hagerstown. Mrs Stella M Krueger of Milwaukee Wisconsin will represent the national federation and speak at Sunday breakfast on Adventures in Achievement. Dr Clara P McMahon of Mood College will address the Saturday banquet on Goals for Achievement. Bliss Nina Russell state president will preside. Tours of Washington County Museum of Fine Arts and the Jonathan Hager home are planned. Frederick club attendees include Jean Eckard Ruth Trout Eleanor Evert Mary Benson Ruth Perry Katherine Sherrill Helma Bowers Marie Ruch Ruth Smith Betsy Ellerson and Mary Lowe Smith with others expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Alexander
Hagerstown
Stella M. Krueger
Amil- Waukee
North Central
National Federation
Pate
Clara P. McMahon
Mood College
Civil Defense Administration
Washington
Bliss Nina Russell
Washington County
Maryland Council of United Church Women Elect Officers
Officers of the Maryland Council of United Church Women will be elected today at the concluding convention session in Annapolis. Delegates from 11 councils heard Miss Mabel Dawson of New York, director of Christian Education for the Council of Churches, give an address. The program includes afternoon tea at Government House hosted by Mr and Mrs McKeon and a dressy parade at the Naval museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolisf
Maryland
Bonn Has Most Realistic View Of What Is Happening In Europe
Western Germany military observers in 1935 stress close ties with the western democracies and warn that Austria and Yugoslavia neutralizations complicate plans to rebuild a German army. They favor a German national security council with industry, politics, and military chiefs, while urging caution on arms limits and continued cooperation with the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Europe
David Lawrence Bond
Austria
Germany
Adolf Heusinger
West Germ
Uiins
Timate
Iva
Yugoslavia
West Germany
Iwest
Congress
West
East
Teto
Moscow
Isa
National Security Council
United States
New York Herald
Tnbune Inc
Funeral notices for Buckingham and Lincoln deaths
Funeral services were held for Miss Anna Blanche Howard in Buckingham Virginia at 2 PM Tuesday at the funeral home with Rev Charles F Trunk Jr and Rev Kenneth L Barnes officiating. Interment was in Mount Olive cemetery with pallbearers listed. Also services for Mrs Shirley Ambush and Miss Nelhe B Nothing showcased church attendance, floral tributes, and interment details. A separate note mentions Calvary Methodist and Calvary pastor remarks accompanying Bible thoughts and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Blanche Howard
Buckingham
Virginia
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk, Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kenneth L. Barnes
Maysvile Presbyterian Church
William E Summers
Harry C. Summers
Alves Vo Reno
Robert R Schotzberger
Richard Ellis
Malcolm Sadler
Mount Olive
M. R.J Etchison and Son
Lillian Blackstone
Lincoln Apartments
St. Paul's
Della
C. E
Toarele
B Jackson
J. A. Williamson
John Leaks
Jesus
Shirley Ambush Sand
Clyde Ambush
Columius Ambush
Clinton Bill
Charles Nast
Earnest Ambush
John Timpson
C. E. Thews
Nelhe
Syhaeffer
Suesdas
Mattick Street
A Godsey
Calvary Methodist Piah
Julie Ruth Gaver celebrates first birthday today
Julie Ruth Gaver daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Gaver of Culler avenue marks her first birthday today. Also noted are Mrs and Mr Robert B Crothers relocating to Kent Island with their Grove Boulevard home to be occupied by Mr and Mrs Edward J McGuiness later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhs
Julie Ruth Gaver
Howard Gaver
Culler Avenue
Robert B. Crothers
Kent Island
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
200 Grove Boulevard
Edward J. McGuiness
Crothers
M. J. Grove Lime Company
McGuiness
Frederick
Sears Roebuck and Company
Casper Moore
Willowbrook
Eugene Engie
Cozy Lake
Oak Ridge
N. J
One Solution For Parking By Roger W Babson
Babson argues parking congestion will worsen auto accidents unless people stay home and use the telephone. Merchants should install dedicated customer phones, promote telephone orders, and shift habits away from downtown trips. He cites telephone progress as key to reducing risk and enabling business, predicting a future where phones and TV reshape travel and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
José
Bell
Hubert L. Kerr
Polo
sCryar Art
France Considers Unfermented Juice Plan At Cabinet
Paris reports a plan by Premier Foye aimed at shifting French drink habits from alcohol to unfermented fruit juices. The scheme would force large factories to distribute free juice during heat, ban alcohol sale near workplaces, grant tax exemptions for soft drink conversion, and require blood tests for anyone arrested for crimes or involved in accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris 7
Pryere Menites
France
Mendes
Carcel
Obituary of Herbert L. Harding longtime Sandy Springs carpenter
Herbert L. Harding retired Sandy Springs carpenter died at 65. He was a World War I veteran and a member of Norman Price Post 38 American Legion and the Sandy Spring Fire Department. Survived by widow Insslow Myrtie Al Tiudins five children and several siblings. The body rests at Laytonsville funeral home with services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Union Cemetery Burtonsville. Roy W. Barber, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Harding
Sandy Springs
Danly Vander
Granville
Catherine Harding
Norman Price
Aimucwan Legion of Sandy Spung
Sandy Spring
Sandy Shing
Jeann. Bready
Sit. Petersburg
Aliss
Gloria L. Harding
Sandy Suring
Frank Harding
Washington
Erman Harding
Takoma Park
Elsie E. Abell
Charlotte Harding
Baltimore
Bertha Snyder
Laytonsville
Union Cemetery
Burtonsville
Roy ,W. Barber
Deaths in Emmitsburg and Urbana Area Individuals
Raymond Daniel Eyler 52 of Emmitsburg died Tuesday after a long illness at his home. Survived by five brothers and five sisters. Funeral Saturday at one from the home with Rev. Paul J. McCauley officiating. Interment in Mr. View cemetery. Allison funeral home in charge. Raymond Comer 60, retired Pennsylvania railroad conductor, died early today at his home of a heart attack. Born in Pennsylvania, lived in Littlestown and New Market, then New Market resident since 2010. Survived by daughter Mrs Lucian Falconer and son Walter R. Comer, plus five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 11 from Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. Mrs. Rachel Elizabeth Hilton 61 of Urbana died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by two children, two brothers, two sisters, and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements and calling hours noted for Urbana church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Eyler
Raymond Daniel Eyler
Emmitsburg
Joseph B. Eyler
Jeanie Linn
Tressier Exler
John
Earl
Victor
Dolor
Joseph, Jr
Charles Molier
Roland Sanders
Harry Wantz
Charles Trout
Baltimore
Lloyd Wilhide
Thurmont
Paul J. McCauley
Mr. View Cemetery
Allison Funeral Home
William Luther Comer
East Third Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Littlestown
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Mt. Olivet
W. E. Falconer
Rachel Elizabeth Hilton
Royal G. Hilton Sr
Urbana
Frederick Memoral Hospital
John W
Frances Krotl Tabler
Urbana Methodist Church
Church School
Kermit F. Wasmith
Huntington
Paeal
Milton
Officers Installed by Frederick Civic Club at Peter Pan Inn
About 60 members and guests attended as Mrs. Melvin H. Partridge was installed as president with officers including Mrs. Herbert X Heston and Mrs. Walter P. Feaga. The group celebrated a trip slides from Wood College and displayed Pan American Union certificates supporting literacy projects in Latin America. The meeting concluded the season with plans for September 19 for a new term. Also noted are federal tax lien filings by L. A. Chamberlin for James Austin Fraley and Appalachian Frail inna with amounts due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Johnson
Donald B. Rice
Harry F. Shipley
Herbert N. Heston
Wood College
Heston
Europe
Pan American Unoon
Hliterac
Latin America
Guilltma Nannette
Latin American Fundamental Education Press
Allinpus Sl Aero
Internal Revenue
Cead Court
Tisbriet
L. A. Chamberlin
James Austin Fraley
Thirmpant
Ohm
Appalachian Frail Inna
RFD
Boonsboro
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Charles G. Hutzler
Thareday
the News
DR & R
Revmsberg West
Althall
Anita
LEAS
Waollernows de
Wurffetaaia
Charlis Po Vine
Tadas
Church Street
Roynty
Saising As Wold
Cedar
Council of Church Women
Jesse Hingling
North Market Street
Hey. EB. A. God- Sey
Lassars
Alelnogsl Church
Kiwami Club
Bright Jewels
Calvary Sunday School
Elmer Singer
Millard Crum
LeRoy Sowell
Kenneth Metcalf
Guy E. Kelly
J. Milton Brunk
Frederick Memorial Park
Linden Hills
C. E. Cline and Son
Hamuliat van Ts
Devlare
Earth
Aets &An
Ross
Frank Keefer
Pregprice
Reger W Babson
Welock
Vo Etclusen
Sincar
Tepay
Sime Tere
Toulon
Civic Club
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