Moves Set at Court House For December 1 Changes
Officials indicate possible personnel shifts at the Court House with December 1 reorganization. Key changes target the Orphans Court bench with J Welty Fahrney replacing Judge Clarence W Stottlemeyer, while Sheriff Clerk of the Court Register of Wills and County Treasurer face no immediate changes.
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Court House
Recuntty
Archey
Molesworth
Democratic State Central Committee
Shuf, Jr
Horace M. Alexander
Orphans’ Court
J. Welty Fahrney
Clarence W. Stottlemyer
Fahrney
Pinkey A. Richardson
T. Clyde- Boutson
Stottlemyer
Louise C. Etchidan
Supervisor of Assessments
County Roads Board
Eoamed
Ernest C. Speaks
Grayson H. Mercer
Board of Assessors
The
Roads Board
Louise Gibbons Birthday Party At Doubs Home
A birthday party was held for Louise Gibbons at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gibbons in Doubs. Attendees included Louise Gibbons Anna Mary Hoffman Raymond Kraus Helen Holiday Millard Gibbons Harriet Hoffman Bruce Gibbons Johnny Hoffman Glenn Gibbons and Ralph Verts. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Gibbons
Elmer Gibbons
Doubs
Anna Mary Hoffman
Raymond Kraus
Helen Holiday
Millard Gibbons
Harriet Hoffman
Bruce Gibbons
Johnny Hoffman
Glenn Gibbons
Ralph Verts
California Lieutenant Hansen Stationed At Camp Callan
Lieut. Hansen son of Mr and Mrs John A Hansen of 625 Park Place is in an antiaircraft unit of the Coast Artillery at Camp Callan California He previously taught in Frederick and Walkersville public schools and was inducted last spring receiving his commission at Camp Davis North Carolina in October.
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Lieut. Hansen
John A. Hansen
Park Place
Camp Callan
Calif
Coast Artillery
Frederick
Walkersville
Hansen
Army
Armmt
Camp Davis
N. C
Dwight E. Lee Named Research Secretary
Dwight E. Lee formerly of Clark University and a Worcester Mass professor of modern European history has been named a research secretary with the Council on Foreign Relations in New York City. He will move his family to New York to join colleagues studying foreign affairs and organizing conferences, while Mrs. Lee and her mother prepare the family for the move from Maryland.
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Dwight E. Lee
Margaret Shipley
Frederick
Thurmont
Counccil On
New York City
Lee
William A. Shipley
New York
Clark University
Worcester, Mass
United States
Hood College
Bronxville
N. Y
William Britaten
Doolittle Raid Pilot Reveals Low Flight Over Tokyo
Lieut. Charles L. McClure tells Baltimore Lions Club of fighters who flew five to fifteen feet above ground on their Tokyo bombing run. He recalls camouflage, anxious moments, and the near casualty odds before reaching safety in China and home via Walter Reed. Churchill praises Roosevelt role in North Africa invasion and war effort.
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Baltimore
Japan
Charles L. McClure
Jimmy Doolitte
Tokyo
Baltimore Lions Club
Doolittle
McClure
University City
Missouri
China
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Carrier
Tokyo Bay
America
London
Egypt
Churchill
Roosevelt
Africa
United States
North Africa
Mansion House
Mediterranean
Britain
Jose
Reorganization of Boy Scout Work in Frederick County
Frederick County and Washington area Boy Scout executives met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to draft reorganizational regulations. The plan seeks a Francis Scott Key Council charter funding, clerical aid, field assistance, and potential Scout Executive for the area after approval by both councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Administration
Frederick County
Washington Area
Boy Scout
Francis Scott’'Key
Fredaerick
Francis Scott Key Council
Lynn C. Drake
Joe Morgan
Arthur Heller
Washington
W. C. Royal
Ares Council
Benjamin
B. Rosenstock
Fred R. Seibel
We Dare Morton
Robert F. Nicodemus
Ignatius Bjorlee
Girl Scouts Continue Work Like Victory Corps in Frederick
Girl Scouts of Frederick pursue an emergency readiness program similar to the Victory Corps. Senior Service troops complete courses in food and shelter clothing communications transportation and child care while preparing mothers for defense work. Troop 12 reports fall goals and awards second class badges as leaders plan public safety and fire prevention activities. Peggy Smith leads as president with Ann Nicodemus Joan Metcalfe Dorothy Zimmerman as officers and Frances Ann Delaplaine as college adviser.
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Girl Scouts
Frederick
Student Victory Corps
Toc
Greare
Philip Harvey
Peggy Smith
Ann Nicodemus
Joan Metcalfe
Dorothy Zimmerman
Frances Ann Delaplaine
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Chronic bronchitis may develop if a cough chest cold or acute bronchitis is not treated. The ad promotes Creomulsion as a non narcotic medicine that goes to the trouble to loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and soothe inflamed bronchial membranes. It urges readers to buy a bottle from their druggist and try it until the cough stops.
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California
Pocahontas
Lyken's
R. M
Hillside Coal CO
Water ST
Kemp
U.S
Seihorone
Victory Corps
Rommel
Dennison
NUL Esul Tata
Davenport
Kemp’s
Toallon
Rayon
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