Camp Derrick News Bolivar and area events snapshot
At Camp Derrick Bolivar area social life shown with guests from Washington Newport News and Baltimore. local weddings and a baptism noted. Military notes cover promotions transfers and a ping pong tournament with top players Welty Engelke Belton Strandburg. A Armistice Day dance planned at post field house funds aid the children's Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Welty
Post
Charles E. Engelke
Virginius D. Belton
Don Strandburg
Fouth
Welty
Belton
Lt Engelke
Strandburg
Bolton
Fvt
Stranburg
St. Engel
Eagles Charity Frolic Set For November 25
Frederick Aerie 1067 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will host its fourth Charity Frolic on November 25 to benefit the Damon Runyon Memorial Cancer Fund. The event, open to the public, blends dancing and a floor show with proceeds expected to surpass prior years. Tickets are on sale through Eagles members and the Auxiliary, with national leaders Walter Winchell and Dr. T. Watson sending congratulatory notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Daimon Runyon Memorial Cancer Fund
Frederick
Walter Winchell
Eagles
National Cancer Crusade
Aerie
Damon Ruoyon
Frolic
Grand Aerie F. O. E
Frederick Order
Lofficers
Winchell
T. Watson
Damon Runsan
Cancer Wood Committee
Winchel
City plans hearings on new master plan
A 542 page master plan for the city, prepared by planning consultant Frederick Grimnalds, was delivered to city officials. The plan outlines zoning, parking, street widenings, fire limits, and municipal improvements and may be adopted in whole or part by resolution after hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson C. Gri
Ing
Frederick
Nn Alde
Ruxton
Grimalds
Donald B. Ric
G. Hunter Bowers
Planning and Zoning Commission
Cit
Inty Hall
Grimnalds
Market
All Saints
Fourth
Patrick
Carroll
Bentz
Aldermas
Alien G. Quinn
Cin
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Knock Honored For Long C P Service
Mrs Mary Knock receives retirement honors after 36 years with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. Nearly 300 friends, some from Hagerstown, attended a dinner at the Fliks Club despite heavy snow and impassable roads. The event featured tributes from coworkers, relatives, and officials, and confirmed her retirement on November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Mary Knock
Hagerstown
Phone Company
Ruth Bowman
Frederick
of the Pioneers
Chazan
Compani Ofaeiale
Walter Fredenc
Prais- Knecks
Saing
Harry Parton
Massey Roe
Oun
Knock
Ana Lapp
Bowman
Dereths Bratt. Bainmore
Afl
Live Ho Knock
Mary
Dsven
Colorful parade prizes and community notices.
The Meow Wiiadror parade drew judges Hallett Baile and Mrs. Cullen among others who awarded ribbons to children for best appearance, with winners including Patty Roach, Robert Cavros, Shirley Ecker, and George Wastington. Rooms hosted prize entries with participants named, souvenirs given by George Mazin, and a Halloween parade and party at Mrs Reep’s Kindergarten. Local clubs and families shared weekend activities, den meetings, drills, and a door knob care tip using cardboard shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le GaSe
Woaamen
America
Ass. Hallett Baile
Cullen
Barrett
Nes
Cassell Roop
Chidren
Fist
Peanut
Sais Shepperd
Patty Roach
Robert Cavros
Shirley Ecker
George Wastington
Linda Robson
Aliss Burleson
Elise Renstraw
Miss Yohn
Janet Hoopess
Caress James Gilbert
Mr. Hibberd
Wilts
Elton Lee Wright
George Mazin
Union Bridge Society Activities and Visits Highlight Month
Union Bridge area groups hosted the Churches of the Brethren and the Union Bridge Aid Society with sewing sessions for four quilts and a noon roast chicken dinner for about 40 ladies. Miss Gladys and Miss Mary Gilbert of Westminster visited. Glen Criswell and others from Frederick stopped by. the Golden Rule Class met at Raymond Selby's home. Mrs. Lee Rinehart returned home from St. Agnes Hospital. 22 Church of the Brethren Aid members enjoyed a Halloween dinner at John Eckard’s. Clarence Mackley remains ill at home. The Goodwill truck will collect clothing and other items for the unemployed or handicapped next Monday, with donations due at the Methodist Parsonage by Nov 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pisvae
Edgewood and
Beaver Dam
John Eckard
Union Bridge Methodist Church
Sod
Raymond Selby
Airy
Lee Rinehart
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Church of the Brethren Aid
Hallowe'en
Clarence Mackley
Union Bridge
Methodist Parsonage
Taneytown School Observes Education Week with Play
Taneytown High School marks Education Week from November 9 to 13. A special assembly on November 10 will feature the play We Hold These Truths. Seniors Welker Davidson Sell and Stonesifer visited Towson State Teachers College. The PTA turkey and oyster supper is scheduled for November 14. Future Farmers of America held a square dance with J Stewart Young calling. Faculty runs a weekly one hour activities period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Taneytown High School
California
Assembly
Dean Nusbaum
Wayne Baumgardner
Capenhaves
Key Club
Focal Key Club
Parent- Teacher Association
Future Farmers of America Club
J .Stewart Young
Tthe High School
Sandra Welker
Vivian Davidson
James Sell
Fred Stonesifer
State Teachers College
Towson
Shipley
George Motter
Marianna
Romaine Motter
Paul J. Dundore
Oley
Local Social Notes From Lime Kiln Area
Lime Kiln area residents share weekend visits and daily life. Families such as Hardy, DeGrange, Mullineaux, Carter, Fisher, Kubrick, Eyler, Green, Ramsburg, Visher, Wallick, Sheltons, and Olands are listed visiting relatives in Odings Mills Baltimore Jefferson Belhaven Frederick Red Lion Hagestown and Frederick. The notes include travel to see kin and a minor injury to Bobby Kubrick with crutch aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audt
William Kubrick
Donna
Connie Eyler
Lorettaville
Fenton Green
Harry Fisher
Baltimore
G. W. Fisher
M. M. Carter
Bobby Kubrick
Nettie Oland
My. H. Edward Visher
Jefferson
Gettysburg i College
G. Ww
Fisher
M. ™. Carter
Richard Wallick
Frances
Red Lion
Smith Cecil
Katherine Rasiners
Ruth Shelton
Belhaven
N.C
Mir
G. Brandenburg
Juidith Steels
Johnny Covell
Frederick
George Wilson
Kenneth Mayers
Hagerstown
Retiring Judge Cobourn faults McKeldin over McNabb pick
Bel Air Maryland retiring Judge Frederick Lee Cobourn claims politics influenced Gov. McKeldin’s appointment of State Sen. D Paul McNabb to succeed him on the Third Circuit Court bench. Cobourn, 68, says he was bypassed despite desires to serve another year and will retire after turning over duties Monday. He notes the governor ignored bar endorsements and that McNabb received the post as a favor owed to the Republican administration. He plans no reelection and opposes forced retirement. Cobourn criticizes the timing as politically motivated and urges Harford County to have input on the next judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Air
Frederick Lee Cobourn
Harford County
McKeldin
Paul McNabb
Cobourn
Third Circuit
McNabb
Ravel
Union Memorial Hospital
State Bar Association
Haxford
Baltimore County
Harry W Nice
Court News Equity and Marriage Licenses In Local Court
Equity case Arthur Peach versus Ossie Peach files for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued for Calvin Franklin Wiles and Evelyn Elizabeth Morgan. Charles Mobrey and Lillian Johnson Simon. Allen Robinson and Doris Mills. Lawrence Easterlin and Sylvia Cash. Harry Brill and Viola Tomlin. Robert Wheeland and Wilma Stull. Edgar Wistorkey and Charmian Long. Bernard Massie and Margaret Everett. Denton Garst and Pessy James. Gordon Cross and Josephine Woppman. John Wilson and Mae Blickenstaff. Property deeds include Lenhart to Staley, Burger to Kinsey, Weissman to Kelly, Steinman to Stone, Baker to Gilbert, Jane Baker to Walter Baker, Young to Summers, Minor to Harman, Hines to Mackley, Alexander to Kefauver, Zimmerman to Young, Kincaid to Storm, Yinger to Fry, DeLauter to Carp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Arthur Peach
Ossie Peach
Calvin Franklin Wiles
Frederick
Evelyn Elizabeth Morgan
Walkersville
Charles Randolph Mobrey
Lillian Viola Johnson Simon
Kensington
Clyde
Allen Robinson
Doris Ann Mills
Ranson
W. Va
Lawrence A. Easterlin
Larchman
Miss
Sylvia J. Cash
Baltimore
Harry A. Brill
Harpers Ferry
Viola
Tomlin
Bolivar
Robert L. R. Wheeland
Lexington
Ind
Wilma G. Stull
Edgar W. Wistorkey
Littlestown
Charmian ¥. Long
Woodsboro
Bernard L. Massie
W. Leslie Burger
Louis C. Kinsey
Jack Weissman
Guy
E. Kelly
Clara G. Steinman
Thomas S. Stone
Charles H. Baker
Lloyd F.gilbert
Emma Jane Baker
Walter H. Baker
Harry A. Young
Edward D. Summers
Fanny Minor
Bertram Ill
William G Boring
Roy T. Watts
Florence K. White
William C. Wachier
Melvin O. Oden
Stewart Leroy Harman
Vernon C. Hines, Jr
Donald L. Mackley
Maude I. Alexander
Albert Hoover Kefauver
Joseph H. Zimmerman
Charles E. Young
Rhea T. Kincaid
Edward D. Storm
Charles W. Yinger
Clarence Eugene Fry
Dewitt A. Harp Jr
H. Kieffer DeLauter
J. Kieffer DeLauter
Mary
Carp
Halloween Barn Dance Lights Up Boyds Community
Young people of Boyds hosted a Halloween barn dance in Mr. Weaver’s hayloft with festive decorations and refreshments for about twenty five attendees. Prizes were awarded in Gaithersburg for a Saturday night parade won by Mrs. Baker Selby, Mrs. Harold Reffit, and Evelyn Burdette. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Weaver plan to move near Denver after his transfer to the Boulder atomic energy plant. Mr. Smith Hoyle recovered from a slight stroke and is now up in his room. The Women's Missionary Society met October 15 at Mrs. Rufus Gilliam’s home, with good attendance and a report from visitors. hostesses served refreshments. Sunday visitors at the Bennett home included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duval and family of Annapolis, with Kathleen Masse of Washington visiting. The Bennetts were joined by Mr. and Mrs. James Marks and their daughter-in-law from Martello Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Vivian ‘Topper
Baltimore
Donalds
Vm. Topper
Maurice Hahn
Albert R. Kells
Dundalk
Kelly
Betty Gillelan
Charles D. Gillelan
Jerome Peters
Susan Ruth
Jay
Guy A. Baker
Roy Gelwicks
John Wagerman
Bessie Topper
Fairfield
Quinn Topper
Jean Topper
Charles Naylor
Washington
Geo. C. Naylor
Helen Walters
Jean Walters
Towson State Teachers College
Landon Edwards
Valerie Overmann
Charles B. Shorb
Blue Ridgeg Summit
Robert Topper
Charles E. Shorb
Leonard Watts
William Watts
Jobo Kelly
Nancy Wachter
St. Joseph’s School of Nursing
Clarence Wachter
Joseph Rodgers
Marianne Sanders
Clarence Sanders
Elisabeth McCullough
R. J. McCullough
Thornton W Rodgers
Andrs
James Kelly
John S. Hollinger
U. S. Army
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
John J.hollinger
Mary ‘Theresa ,Peters
Speery's
Mary Theresa Houck
Emily Bittle
Emmitsburg Development Co
Melvin Ambrose
Gaithersburg
John Rhoderick
Middletown
Philip B. Sharpe
Community Fund
VFW
State Health Department
PTA
Clarence ©. Hahn
Amerna
Dotn D. White
Mary Piers
Carlos Englar
Leary
John Richard
Maryland Department of Education
Earensen
1 Joseph's High School
St Joseph's High School
John J Dsen
Domanic Greco
William Greco
Petevhye Topper
Eugene Rosensteen
Robert Geriwaick
Gertrude Peters
Kenneth Vaughn
Jammerman
Waynesboro
Vaughn
Green Parva Tes
M F Shuff Sr
Séth
BOYDS
Hallowe'en
Weaver
Baker Selby
Harold Reffit
Evelyn Burdette
Preston Weaver
Denver
Col
Boulder
Smith Hoyle
Women’s Missionary Society
Rufus Gilliam
Gilliam
Edward Duval
Annapolis
Kathleen Masse
Russell Bennett
Bennett
James Marks
Bennetts
Martio
Soviet Defense Minister touts new arms gains during parade
Nikolai Bulganin in Red Square claims Soviet armed forces have greatly improved their military preparedness with modern arms. The 3rd anniversary parade emphasizes civilian demonstrations over military displays, aligning with Marshal Malenkov's policy to boost agriculture and consumer goods. The speech centers on civilian progress and living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
uAh
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Red Square
Communist Party
Georgi M. Marenkov
Bulgania
Parking areas advice sought for Frederick city plan
Mayor Donald B. Rice seeks Grinwalds recommendations on off-street parking from Square Corner to Fourth Street Market in Frederick. Alderman Quynn and Chamber traffic committee will review past surveys and plan a joint meeting with merchants to prepare recommendations for action. Three northern district merchants join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Rice
Baritzen
Jefferson Gril
Frederick
Square Corner
Fourth Street
Market Street
Jon G. Quynn
Chamber of Commerce
Grinwald
Grimnalds
Quynn Commission
William B. Bennett
Paul M. Carmack
Edward C. Hartmann
Quynn
Roger H. Willard
Chamber of Commerce Traffic Committee
Handicapped Child Care Sessions To Open Tonight
Four Monday night classes at Hood College will discuss the care of handicapped children in community health and welfare. Speaker Miss Geneva Faith Ely, Maryland's special education supervisor, outlines Maryland’s educational programs for children with speech, hearing, locomotion, or mental retardation challenges. Ely, Hood College alumna with a Columbia PhD, has long served in Frederick County and statewide. The sessions, open to the public, begin at 7 43 p m in Room 35 of the administration building with no advance registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Cambridge Development and Manufacturing Corp
Cambridge
Mass
McCain
Massachusetts
New
Special Services Office
Post Field House
Max Etkin
Brunswick Lions
Cinh
Hood College
Geneva Faith Ely
Maryland Public School System
Miss Ely
Maryland
Columbia University
Frederick County
Frederick High School
Dew Py Stein
Hood
Maryland State Department of Education
Tthe International Council For Exceptional Children
The
American Association On Mental Deficiency
Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland
British Freighter Hydralock Attacked By Warplanes Near Formosa
A 365-ton British freighter en route from Hong Kong to a Red China port reported being intercepted by an unidentified warship 25 miles southeast of Amoy and attacked by a warplane. The crew said no one was hurt though armor piercing bullets damaged a badge. Chinese Nationalists claimed to have stopped ships with negal cargo and warned of further warship activity in the Formosa Strait. The Hydralock reported two more warships nearby and later the attack by a warplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Red Chins
Hydraiock
Rosai Navy
S A.m
Amoy Island
Formosa Strait
Ermor
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G. E. Webb
Lawrence McLean
Washington, D. C
Dallas Johnson
Johnnie
Derrick
Newport News
Johnson
U. S. Naval Academy
Korea
R. W. Eaton
Libertytown
Fred Beall
Emma
Sadie Buckner
Wilm Rosenberg
Wall. B. Roeabe
Wie
Anne R. Pevton
Bluemont
Ernest Webb
EL Webb
June Eaton Welch
Cpl
Bobby Welch
Germany
States
Elashia Webb
Marvin Waiters
Pleasant Valley
G_ E. Webb
Andy Soccino
Hyattsville
John Edmondson
Kerfeil
Dalley
New Brunswick
X_T
Myre
Donald Eackles
Linden Johnson
Admiral Club
ER. Was. Rusy Bosud
Ira Mehass
William Evans
Pinsburgh
CE. Dudrew
Jane Harris
Gloria Bready
Camp Hill
Virginia Lee Shelbridge
Donald Smith
St. Peter's Catholic Charen
Miss Harris
David Gageby
Engie
W.a
GE. Webb
Webb
William Grubbs
Litle
Marcia
Kathy
L. X. Henley
Charles Stiles
Jona Lucer
Ute
Marvin Waters
Blanche Waters
Pleasantville
Derl H. Myers
US Air Force
Robins Ai Force Base
Turkey
Gianet
Tom Meniver
Camp Bill
Mentzer
Z. Mentzer
Burkittsville
Silver Spring
Howard Manuel
Catt Painter
Alexandra
Jay Kenneth
Franklin Sperry
Bolivar Methodist Church
Barry Hager
Enougt
Civilian Welfare Council
Post Field
G. Donald Weddle
G. Roneet Whitmore
Herbert G. Tanner
Ruth Little
Marilyn Eckard
Leon Carignan
Lewis B. Gannon, Jr
Florence Rice
William Nelson
Teresa Topper
Murray Botkin
Ron Sterbinsky
Clara Kepler
Paul Koch
Bradley Gexwig
James Willard
Marion Yentz
Lee Ifert
Earl Starr
Merril Suler
Loretta Bvyter
Maurice Smith
Logan Tschiffely
Don Reifsnider
Carl Franzen
Charles H. Knauff
Dugway Proving Ground
Utah
Xoodby
Detrick
Robert D. Shaffer
Army Chemical Center
Donald W. Rice
Lous C. Hunter
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Camp Detrick Reserve Army Officers’ Unit
Technical Library
Charlies H. Tegeler
Trentenant
John J. Rose
Raymond H. Eger
Billie G. ‘Turpin
Alien
Light
Richard Scott
Ervin J. Ruffing
Elmer G. Cheeks
Joseph E. Murphy
Charlies T.paugh
William H. Lare
Harold E. Fisher
Earl F. Fleischman
Dewey I. Dyestra
James F. Laurence
Harry E. Orem
Iris Yonetz
Yonetz
Gerald Yonetz
Petrick- Employe
Elmer R. Bokesch
William W .Eakins
Francis Scott Key
Harry Schroeder
Frederick Cmdr
Julian Snyder
National Commandef
Warkington
Ae Dbs
Bocketeer
Marri
Joseph Schwimer
Edgewood
Fort Meade
Aberdeen
Salvation Army
Leon
Idvine
Idoine
Den 35
Rowland W. Rushmore
Den 6
Den
Cubs
Francis Scott Ker
American Legion Post
Paul Thompson
Skipey’ Courell
Bobby Lee
Walter Courell
Billy
Johany Thompson
Cabh
Den 5
Mothers Club
Grinnalds
Mrs. Knock
Long C & P
Knock Song
North Market Street
J. Wm. Rowe
Mary Shuff
Frank Shuff
Clay Shuff
Aloeseph Shull
Ruth Shuff
Laimen
Clyde Naylor
Smithsburg
George Simons
York
Chas
Naylor
Raymond Hornbecker
M. F. Shuff
Ruth
Joseph Shuff
Merion
Harvey White
Gettysburg
Robert Angell
Anathan
Haterstowna
Reep
Ralph Geer
Paul Garver
Oho
Cub Pack
Bachman’s Hall
Bnan
Vachael Senlee
den Z
Mire Muriel Sheppard
den Mother
Phive
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Court News
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