Severe Thunderstorm Delivers Heavy Rain Across Frederick County
A major storm last night drenched Frederick County with over four-fifths of an inch of rain, easing a two week dry spell. Power outages affected some areas as transformers blew, but service largely resumed within an hour. Walkersville and Hyattsville reported heavy activity with vivid lightning, while Emmitsburg and Mt. Airy saw rain but less intensity. May total reached 2.11 inches, the heaviest since March, temperate relief followed after a hot day.
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Frederick
Hyattstown
Fotomac Eisen Company
Tran
Hyatists Dock Heights
Nelosk
Brunswick
Sone
Petville
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Mt. Airy
Prospective Graduates List Released For Next Week
The notice lists 486 prospective graduates for the coming week. Names include Adam Sacks Heifer and Royal Grafton Hilton Jr among others such as Nevin Rozer Hofman, Leslie Upton Hutzell, James David Kline, Paul Edward Main, Alfred Lee Mayne, George Ross Moberly, and several additional others like Roger Nushaum and Robert Hood Gland. The document records these individuals as candidates for degree conferral in the near-term commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Sacks Heifer
Royal Grafton Hilton, Jr
Nevin Rozer Hofman
Leslie Upton Hutzell
James David Kline
Paul Edward Main
Alfred Lee Mayne
George Ross Moberly
Roger Nushaum
Robert Hood Gland
Robert Harold Remsberg
Harrison Eugene Kopp
Harry Lewis Rowe
William Meilinger Sausser
Lincoln High School Vocational and Home Economics Graduates
Donald Frederick Garst leads Lincoln High School class list with names including Donald Frederick Sause and George Albert Brown among Vocational Industrial Arts graduates. Home Economics cohort features Charlotte Ambush, Doror g inia Ambush, Clara Brown, Marie Brown, Edna Louise y, Clara Hill, and other seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Updikes Kelbaugh
Mayoda
Elizabeth Kincaid
Melda
Irene Long
Helen Elizabeth Mackley
Betty Mae McClain
Flora Louise Seiss
Anna Mary Ratas
Dorothy Virginia Smith
Helen May Stull
Grace Marie Willard
Edgar Eugen Hatter
David Francis Heath
Charles Ray Green
Donald Carmel Kipe
Thomas Junior Marshall
Lee Musshour
Wade Conrad Pryor
Marion Jam Rice
Chanuel Stull
Maurice Rastrine
Glen Ler Wolfe
James Anthony Weamert
Carroll Richard Wagaman
Beatrice Geraldine Brown
Reva Belle Fraley
Helena Louie Rames
Thelma Marie Reinert
Ramona Ann Stambaura
Elizabeth Weddle
Titea
Ernest de Lautebert
Betty Jane Whipp
Maurice Murray Brooks
Alton Miskell
Damewond
Charles Lindbergh Hawes
Carl Leonard Lake
Norman Clifford Mumaw
James Douglas Nuse
Ronald Nelson Phillips
Douglas Ray Piper
Charles Lindbergh Rapp
Karl Levin Shewbridge
James Maurice Welly
Douglas Albert Winpigler
Daniel C. Woods
Elizabeth Erma House
Martha Blaine Kirk
Bettie Jane Nuse
Catherine Arbutus Pry
Marylee Shipe
Walkersville High School
Franklin Barton
Bessie Pauline Baker
Judith Fay Sowers
Margaret Ellen Hahn
Loulse Houck
Catherineirginia Stauffer
Jack Webb Derr
Adam Lawrenece Keeney, Jr
Irvin Hamilton Zimmerman
Catherine Mario Altwater
Evelyn Edwina Bentz
Margaret Eloise Engle
Caroline Alberta Etzler
Mary Alice Eyler
Pauline Catherine Fogle
Frances Ella
Churchill Sees Balkan Victory and Tito Unity
Churchill predicts victory in the Balkans and envisions a united Yugoslavia under Marshal Tito. He says Greece will form a national army with guerrilla integration and notes King Peter of Yugoslavia and resistance leaders resigning to aid active resistance. Supplies to Mihailovic halted due to lack of fighting and German accommodation by subordinates.
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Mediterranean
Italy
Greece
Lebanon
Commons
Peter
Yugong
Churchill
Draja Mahailovic
Yugoslavia
Tito
Mihailovic
Potomac Synod Sets May 30 Meeting at Hood College
The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church plans a May 30 to June 1 gathering at Hood College. The program includes devotions, election of delegates to the General Synod in York, Pa., and reports from officers. Several clergy and lay leaders will lead services and address various committees. The 100 plus congregations in Maryland Virginia West Virginia and DC form the synod with Dr J L Barnhart as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
E. F. Hoffmeier
Walkersville
General Synod
York
H. W. A. Schaeffer
Baltimore
Charles Enders
Washington
Paul V. Helm
Boonsboro
3. N. Savres
Eateh of Christian Education
H. C. Baer
Frederick
Congregational Christian Church
John W. Schauer, Jr
Annapolis
F. R. Casselman
C. 8. Hartman
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
J. L. Barnhart
Local Church Officers Named in Fragments
A fragment lists office holders including vice president Dr. E. F. Hoff meier of Walkersville as secretary Rev. N. L. Horn of Baltimore as treasurer Charles F. Kimpel Jr of Baltimore and lay member A L McCardell of Frederick.
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E. F. Hoffmeier
Walkersville
N. L. Horn
Baltimore
Charles F. Kimpel, Jr
A. L. McCardell
Frederick
Christening Ceremony at Lovettsville VA Church
A Sunday christening at St. James Reformed Church Lovettsville Va baptized Olin Earl Leonard Jr age 3 and Edward Russell age 1, sons of Dr. Olin E Leonard and Mrs. Leonard who reside in Annandale Va and expect to travel to South America soon. Godparents included Annandale aunt and uncle. others listed as relatives.
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St. James’ Reformed Church
Lovettsville
N. H. Fravel
Olin Earl Leonard, Jr
Edward Russell
Olin E. Leonard
Annendale
South America
Godparents Named for Edward Russell Leonard Ceremony
The record lists the godmother and godfather for Edward Russell Leonard. Attending from a distance were Lieut. George Edward Wire returning from South Dee, Stes Chadden Leonard of Annendale, James Edward Pottertfield of Hamilton, Charles Monroe of Leesburg, Mrs. John Dietrich, Miss Alice Carr of Hamilton, and Miss Grace Jenkins of Leesburg. Also present were Miss Elizabeth Potterfield, daughter of E L Potterfield and the late Mrs. Alice Potterfield of Lovettsville, who taught in Leesburg with Mrs. Leonard before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Russell Leonard
George Edward Wire
South Dee
Stes Chadden Leonardson
Annendale
James Edward Pottertfield
Hamilton
Charles Monroe
Leesburg
John Dietrich
Alice Carr
Grace Jenkins
Leonard
Elizabeth Potterfield
E. L. Potterfeld
Alice Potterfield
Lovettsville
42 From County Are Enrolled At U. Of Md.
Maryland officials reported 1,991 students enrolled for fall winter and spring quarters at the University of Maryland. Of these 1,286 were from Maryland, while 705 hailed from 33 other states the District of Columbia two U S territories and nine foreign countries. Enrollees came from every county including Alleghany 41 Carroll 8 Frederick 42 Howard 17 Montgomery 214 and Washington 24.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Maryland
District of Columbia
U. S. Territories
Allegany
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hopkins at Ashford Hospital Explained
An Army spokesman said Harry L. Hopkins was admitted to Ashford General Hospital in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia due to his role as chairman of the Munitions Assignment Board and a War Department rule allowing entry to Army general hospitals with the Secretary of War's authorization.
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Washington
Army
Harry L. Hopkins
Ashford General Hospital
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Munitions Assignment Board
War Department
Army General Hospital
Secretary of War
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walton Arthur Smith
William Alfred Turner Smith
John Richard Swomley
William Richard Tal Jey
Gordon Harrison Tobery
Clyde Cleveland Wachter
John Thelma Rudella Baker
Mary Jane Davis
Mary Jane Dixon
Carolyn Evelyn Earnst
Louise Virginia Gibbons
Doris Elaine Gosnel
Katherine Virginia Haines
Helen Marie Jones
Harriet Gertrude Morgan
Jane Rebecca Oland
Gwendolyn Valere Orndorff
Shirley Louise Smith
Betty Virginia Thomas
Joyce Marie Wastter
Charlotte Frances Watkins
Evelyn Earleen Wright
Gloria Merie Zepp
Mary Louise Zimmerman
Jesse Trving Burall
Robert Lee Huffer Burbner
James Murray Day
Harry Eugene Lawson
Gareth Bu Lease
Richard Lee Masser Derr Remsbers
Roger Caern
Middletown High School
Acdgeemaipar Tras Tastesbrode
Wilbur Joseph Graham
Robert Everett Pyles
Elanora Ninta Adams
Margaret Louise
Ander
Charlotte Regina Beachley
Leona Audraard
Margaret
Fink
Claire Luc Oy
Betty Louise Harne
Doris Maxine Harlane Harshman
Margaret N Phaulus
Geraldine House
Elizabeth Jey
Kelier
Elva Nellie Ma
Lucille K Kuhn
Anna Koom
Rae Leathe Main
Alarie Louise Moser
Mildred Remebergeth Schroyer
Betty Naomi Blanene Stroup
Dolly Turner
Esther Amy Warren- Jeannette Young
Genevieve Virginia Lippy
Bernice Teresa Morrissey
Winifred Lea Rippeon
Shirley Adair Rumsport
Helen Elizabeth Stevens
Helen Estelle Walker
Beatrice Louise Wisner
Austin Metz Bohn
Roy Lee Rippeon
David R. Stoner
Thurmont High School
Lester Samuel Birely Jr
Charles Richard Downs
Ernest Frederick Tresselt
Randolph Waesche
Daniel Sayler Weybright, Jr
Aulick Burke Williams
Madeline Jean Buhrman
Mary _ Katherine
Cmer
Grace Louise Tite
Balkans
Potomac Synod
Just
Toys—Games
Storm & Shipley
Frederick, Md
L. Shipley
W. E. Eiker
U. of Md
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hopkins
Ashford Hospital
U. S
Atlanta
Seven Seas
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola
Arif
Tobin
Willar Corp Permanent
Llee
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
West
Patrick Street
Heer
E.W.T
Columbia Broadcasting System
Potomac Edison
Nanwcpapee Brerives
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