Cancer Research Advances Highlighted by Dr Heller at Hood College
Dr Heller of the National Cancer Institute told Hood College adults that cancer causes are still largely unknown, yet progress exists. He stressed teamwork, described cancer as rogue cells that threaten the host, and outlined four research thrusts from causes to treatment. He noted the Bethesda institute as a link in a larger effort and discussed emerging diagnostic and experimental techniques, including animal models and experimental therapies, with cautious optimism for future breakthroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. R. Heller
National Cancer Institute
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Heller
Hood College
Federal Health Center
National Institutes
Congress
National Institute Cancer Program
Victm
Ornery
Johns Skys
Fraseenust
Heiler
Health talk closes Hood series on care for handicapped
The Hood adult education series wrapped its first segment on health and welfare as speakers explained cancer risks and NIH admissions. Dr Heller noted trauma as a possible cancer trigger and described NIH admission requires a physician referral and an eligible condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institutes of Health
Heller
Hood
Geneva Ely
State Department of Education
Amvet Sad Sacks Install Officers On November 24
The Sad Sacks, Amvets fun group in Frederick County, will install officers at the Heart of Maryland Sack No. 101 on November 24 at Frederick Post No. 2 East Street. Retired Saddess Vernon M. Cassell of Braddock Heights will install officers including Saddest Melvin Seeger Sr. and Almost Saddest Grafton Cost among others as the group continues its support for Operation Santa Claus and gifts to orphanages in Frederick and Washington counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Heart of Maryland
Frederick Post No
Anvets
East Street
Amvet
Camraderie
Rhavale
Sad Sacks
Frederick Amvets
Frederick
Washington
Yuletide
Vernon M. Cassell
Braddock Heights
Melvin Seeger Sr
Grafton
Harry O. Gosnell, Jr
Frederick Feathers
Clarence R. Summers, Jr
Middletown
John Staley
Mountaindale
Dloosegow
Millard E. Palmer
Horace Brown
Wailer
G. Maynard
Summers
Squire
James Marrone
National
Melvin Seeger
Union Bridge diary notes school bus routes and events
The Union Bridge school hosts a new teacher bus route schedule to learn routes and rider details. High school decorates windows by class for Halloween. grades 12 to 7 display decor amid local business names and the Britian grades parade. PTA plans Father Magis program with monthly meetings. Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 86 hosts a games night at the fire hall. Linen Rutdae Farm Bureau plans Friday meeting at the Bowman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wolfe
Eschman’s
Yinghue
Uman Bridae
Beal Maisress
Smith
Rukeli
Union Budee
Lovettsville social notes and local obits
Lovettsville and nearby Maryland Virginia area residents are listed with travels visits hospital updates church notices and community events. Names include Pierce Hatcher Patrick Tangier North Africa Elmer Everhart W e r t h and many locals with gatherings at Mt Olivet Methodist Bethany Purcellville and Mount Hebron area venues. Funeral services held for Annie Buckingham in Springfield Avenue with local clergy.
Community notices from Sykesville area
The Muniaty to the American Legion installed officers with Romaine Hare as president and Jean Burien as vice president. The Fleerville WSCS hosted a surprise stork shower for Mrs John Mansfield at the Dietich home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Watdans returned from a south wedding trip, now residing on Brown Avenue. The Sykesville Homemakers Club gathered at Mrs. Dietich’s home.
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Byresville
American Legion
Romaine Hare
Jean Burien
Various Regional Social Notes from Emmitsburg Area
Miss Ima Martin visits relatives in Little Rock Arkansas. Mrs John McMahon and daughters visit McSherrystown Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Howard Franklin Carty welcomed a son born October 25 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A turkey and oyster supper is planned at Tom's Creek Methodist church on November 7. James Sanders and Charles Valentine returned from a two week trip to Denver. Mrs Orma Martin hosted a dinner for her son Dr James Martin of Gettysburg with family. The Misses Ruth and Rhoda Gillelan hosted a buffet supper with many couples from Taneytown. An open house celebrates the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs C Felix Adams on November 4. Miss Janet Adams and Eugene Newcomer wed at St Joseph’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Warner
Ruth Ford
Skuce
A. N. Warner
Harold Warner
Ambler
Jack Warner
Stephen
Vicky
Landover
Elaine Painter
Arlington
L. W. Fry
Raymond Souder
Jefferson
Barbara Hickman
VPI
Blacksburg
Alvin Fleming
WSCS
Mt Olivet
Virginia Nelson
Louise Ridgeway
Elizabeth Riley
Florence Frye
Marguerite Mentzer
Shirley Mentzer
George Mentzer
Bernard Nelson
Margaret Fleming
Jeanette Fleming
Margaret Ann
Richard Fleming
Melvin Compher
Betty Lee
Sammy Compher
Alfred Fleming
Patty
Billy Fleming
Hillsboro
Waller Fleming
Bernard
Daniel Fleming
Purcellville
John W. Everhart
Lieut. Lerwick
Germany
Elbert Everhart
Everhart
Roy Parks
Knoxville
Loudoun County
Roland H. Nelson
Bethany Methodist
Lynchburg
Raymond F. Wrenn
Alexandria
J. Carroll Fink
Wrenn
Harmony Church
Hamilton
Emory S&s. Elmore
Brucetown
Winchester
Louis C. Shearer
Leesburg
Christchurch
George G. Oliver
Falls Church
Edward W. Kyte
Home Demonstration Club
Robinette
Washington
Alma Welsh
John George
Bertie Potterfield
Charles Shoemaker
Beatty
Laura Potterfield
Henry Jones
Keister
Louise Meetzer
Lee Luckett
Pearl Rollins
Leary Ridgeway
J. D. Keister
Lutheran Church
W. E. Saltzgiver
Woodbine
Katie Orrison
Anna Hilliary
Neilie Crown
Wenner
Chineh
Raymond Womeldorph
Newark
Dell
Donald Wormeldorph
Winnington
Emmitsburg
Ima Martin
Little Rock
Ark
John McMahon
McSherrystown
Alex
Howard Franklin Carty
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tom's Creek Methodist Church
James Sanders
Roy Sanders
Charles Valentine
Denver
Colo
Orma Martin
James Martin
Gettysburg
B. David Martin
Palmer
Ruth
Rhoda Gillelan
Janet Adams
Norman Adams
Eugene Newcomer
Carroll Newcomer
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Miss Adams
C. Felix Adams
Local social notes from Cumberland district 22W meeting and visitors
Cumberland hosts a cabinet meeting of District 22W Lions International. The column lists guests and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Harald Dutrow of Frederick with the Wantz couple, Mrs. Bates of Centerville en route to Fort Lauderdale, and Grace Reformed Church C. E. Society led by Mrs. Emerson Rue with music by Alan Baumgardner and Kenneth Reifsnider. Various regional visits to Gettysburg, Union Mills, Hagerstown, Lit tlestown, Wilmington and Bethany noted along with a jet base assignment for Ace George L Hughes in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Reifsnider
Mervyn C. Fuss
Fuss
John H. Marker
Lloyd Humbert
Joseph Milson
Howard Dern
Littestown
Nevin le Gore
Conrad and
Thomas
Union Mills
Richard Mehring
Sterling
Silver Springs
Harold Mehring
Norman Baumgardner
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Dorothy Lot
Wilmington
Del
Maxine Garvin
William Benner
Hagerstown
C. M
Taneytown Activities Include Hallo we en Party and Budget Talks
Taneytown events feature Cub Pack 714 Hallo we en party with costume prizes and a Dec 1 Pack meeting. A November budget planning session was held and next meeting set for Nov 24. Graceful Workers Class donated 50 to parish house. Christmas committee named. Potomac Edison hosts dinner for area contractors and inspectors. Kiwanis hosts annual Hallowe en gathering with slides from a Mexico trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaney
BP. m
Svivia Howarth
Geraldine Clot
Freda Lambert
Catherine Clingan
Mildred Anders
Clyde Hesson
Potomac Edison Company
Taney
Tanesiowa
David Hiktebdrick
Tanevioewa
L. E. Crumpacker
Preston Myers
Union Bridge
George Hoover
C. F
S. E. Breth
Irch
G. O. Mullan
Lee Morgan
Taneytown Kiwanis Club
Hallowe'en
Taney Inn
Edward Howarth
Wallace Yingling
House and Reception Committee
Mexico
Ernest Dunbar
Singleton Remsburg
John Morgan
Richard Simmons
Frederick
Clarksburg Day Celebrations Highlight Community Fair
Clarksburg Day featured a bake sale and country store at the Community Hall with many attendees. Afternoon games and contests awarded prizes while a Halloween parade and party followed under joint sponsorship of local groups. Prizes ranged from funnies to most dignified, with numerous residents noted as winners. A later ceremony at the Clarksburg Methodist church joined Evangeline Robinson to William Richard Davis Jr. in a blue accented wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. C. Rose
Ora H. King
Ralph Martz
Raymond Whipp
Jack G. Ammon
Lewis Rockenhauser
Community Park
Hallowe'en
Clarksburg Community Association
Clarksburg Optimist Club
James R. King
Jack
Ammon
W. O. Rose
Ora King
David Brandenburg
Parent Teacher Association
Claire Baum
J. Paul Burner
Optimist Club
Charles Lewis
Sonny Shefflett
Oliver King
John Hardy
Louise Hough
Meredith Thompson
Donald Whipp
Gay Smith
Lois Lancaster
Kathleen Whipp
Gary Burner
Joan Waters
James Porterfield
John Studdiford
Johnny Brandenburg
Joe Warfield
Louise Haney
Archie Hood
Dennis Rippeon
Bonnie Whipp
James Best
Ruth Ann Snyder
Rodney Keith
Vernon Taylor
Ray Smith
Waiden King
Geraid F. Taylor
Branden Street
Baltimore
Jay Ammon
James King
Balloween
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Evangeline Robinson
Wiliam Richard Davis, Jr
Jack G Ammon
Elsie Lee Youns
Kenneth Shipley
Iris R. King of
Germantown
Jane
Colonial Open House Survey Sparks Maryland Home Makers Event
Frederick County hosts a colonial themed Christmas Open House on December 2 3 4 with displays of cane chairs rugs refinished furniture and tin painting. Homemakers in costumes act as hostesses and demonstrations cover Christmas favors decorations and package wrapping.
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Frederick County
Beatrice Fehr
Palmer Snook
Adamstown
Ethel Thom
Harmony Grove
Vernal Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Weldon Harper
Lewistown
Bruce Ahah
Myersville
Roy Bollinger
Emmitsburg
Charles Remsberg
Mid Valley
Fehr
East Church Street
Areas Defined In State For Federated Garden Clubs
The Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland voted to create five state sections. Section five covers Chevy Chase to Hancock and includes 14 clubs. A meeting and luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel organized the group and elected a nominating committee led by Mrs. Asa H. Watkins. Members include delegates from multiple garden clubs and numerous officers attended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Francis Scott Key
Federated Garden Clubs of
Maryland
Chevy Chase
Hancock
Francis Scott Key Hotel
T. Stuart Haller
Asa H. Watkins
Mt. Airy Club
Arthur Shreve
Howard County Club
Frank Jenkins
Community Garden Club
Rockville
Leo Miller
Town and Country Club
Hagerstown
R. E. Town
Frederick Garden Club
Frederick Club
Jesse F. Hakes
Federated Garden Clubs
Glenwood
Edgar G. Barnes
Carroll Garden Club
Watkins
G. Frank Harris
W. Roxcoe ‘Thompson
William T. Hamilton, Jr
Lloyd A. Hoffman
James Wagaman
Hans Kindler
G. Dudley Iverson
Howard County Garden Club
Marshall Damek
Stanley M. Fulton
Hancock Garden Club
Washington I
Cleveland
Frank P. Jenkins
Jennings Bailey
D Jr
Bryce Blair
Harvey B. Bolton
Kenwood Garden Club
Theron D. Green
J. D. Dave
Lawrence Baldwin
Taskers Chance Garden Club
Frank Nicodemus
Helena Stauffer
Garden Club of
Frederick
Holmes D. Baker
Philip R. Winebrenner
E. L. Peters
Byron D. White
Am T. Delaplaine
Delaplaine
Gaithersburg Social Notes and Local Fires
Gaithersburg hosts state officers of Maryland Grand Chapter for grand visitation Friday evening. Visitors include Mrs George Ruffin and Miss Marie Ruffin of Hopewell Virginia and local families like the Nicol and Schwab households. Lions Club held a Halloween party. Frederick firemen battled field fires on Willow Avenue twice and extinguished an auto fire at 414 East Street. Derby, Col. visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Brandenburg left after several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Pentalpha
Order of the Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
Maryland
George Ruffin
Marie Ruffin
Hopewell
Mary Nicol
Jim’ Nicol
Vernon Schwab, Fomerly
Butler
W. J. Schwab
Curtis Hinsley
Wilmington
Del
Frederick
Willow Avenue
East Street
Charles F. Brandenburg
Derby
Optimistic U S future seen with industrial growth promise
Industrial engineer Albert E Hayward at Camp Detrick forecast greater U S economic strides over the next fifty years despite pessimism. He cited rapid industrial research, the use of atomic energy, and breakthroughs in oil cracking technology as drivers of jobs, wealth, and new era in transportation, with government research supporting private industry. He warned of possible social problems but urged seizing opportunities for mutual benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Camp Detrick
United States
Albert E. Hayward
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mr. Hayward
Hayward
North America
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Burton
Parsons Newman
Carlton Molesworth
Walter G. Crowther, Jr
Ernest Smith
Robert Oihenhoefer
James Rimler
Park Loy
Hagers‘town
Donald Falconer
George E. Schaden
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Howser
Margaret E.midmas
Frederic
Potomac Edison
Miss Thomas
Century Club
The
Utility Company
General Accounting Department
Lovettsville
Lovetyisville
Pierce Hatcher
Patrick
Tangier
North Africa
A. L. Jatcher
Robert Potterfield
John R. Myers
Bowles Brown
Myers
G. H. Wirts
Lester K. Welch
Roy ‘Moher
Clark Loper
Lloyd L. Wolf
Lisbon High School
Sykesville
Gilbert N. Gardner
Church Home Hospital
Franklin Underwood
Niagara Falls
Canada
Annie Elizabeth Buckingham
H.marshal Buckingham
Harry Yingling
Springfield Avenue
Harris Waters
Taneytown
North Market Street
Byron W. Thompson
Freder‘rick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Thompson
Frederick City
C. Clifford Doll
TB Association
Elm Street
Elm Street School
Frederick High School
Market Street
Maryland Department of Health
Saiier
West Washington
Hamline Methodist Church
G. Bromley Oxnam
Germantown Church
Cmemakers
U. S
Sundergill
Wilson Place
Parmis
Bettie Sundergill
Uncle Sam
Seventh Street
Military Road
Hampstead Street
Lee Place
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