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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1945
Page
5
A mixed column notes several local service members honorably discharged at Bainbridge and German postings. It reports weddings and births in Frederick area households, birthday celebrations, a recital in Carlisle, and family visits. It mentions Pvt John H Crum arriving in Korea and addresses for service. It also records birthdays and engagements within the community.
A. Rice and son Carroll Lee and Mr and Mrs Donald W Hogarth of Frederick returned Friday from a motor trip to Tiffin Ohio where they were guests of Miss Ida Shuff and family for about 10 days. They visited Lake Erie Sulphur Springs and Blue Hole and other points of interest.
Mrs D Rui Morgan announces the marriage of her daughter Dorothy Morgan Stine to Patt T McCormack of Boston. The ceremony occurred October 13 in Boston, performed by Justice Malcolm L Weymouth. The couple resides at 68 McBride Street Jamaica Plain.
Bolivar West Virginia reports Miss Fern Grandstaff of the elementary faculty gravely ill at Schnauffer Hospital after several days at home. Mrs. Sherman Harrison substitutes. Charles P. Elliott, formerly of Philadelphia, discharged from the army, staying with his wife and daughter at her mother Mrs. Kate Spensler’s Bolivar home. Pvt. Carl Shewbridge of Brunswick visits grandmother Eliza McCormick after furlough. Recent visitors to Eugene Kern’s Harpers Ferry home include Mrs. Edward Nevy Cumberland and others from Martinsburg Washington and Keyser. Pvt. Charles Cline, son of Mrs. AUUEFL DLUALL OF Koellvar, now in Korea. Mr. and Mrs. Norgel E. Kirby of Philadelphia, Mrs. G. W. Pearl and daughter, and Mrs. Mariah Koonce of Baltimore spent last weekend at the Kirby Bolivar residence. Mrs. Royda Butts has been very ill at home.
A physician endorsed vegetable formula, Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, promises gentle yet thorough bowel movements without griping. Sold at druggists for 15 cents, 30 g or 60 oz, with caution to use as directed.
Bolivar community features visits and travels among residents. Harold Grandstaff and relatives from Baltimore return home due to Fern Grandstaff illness. Ben Weisner and others from Washington, D C visited Armistice Day at J W Ramsdill’s home. J Walter Dudrow moves to Toledo for a job with his former employer. A large family reunion at Leon Donovan’s included Donovan and Beers families from Brunswick and Washington D C, plus local Donovans. Mary Ailes and daughter from Washington D C spent time with Carrie Seniling near Harpers Ferry. James Edwards recovering in Harpers Ferry after a dog bite while training. Coffman and Pheba Coffman visited Granville Dinkle’s. Sienkiewicz and Procter, Baltimore natives, visited Idella Grim. Sienkiewicz formerly Belly Grim, married in Baltimore last July. George Kelison Jr on furlough from New York duty with parents in Bolivar. Fvt Philip Grim, stationed at Fort Meade, spent weekend with mother Idella Grim. Rev Charles Saint from Pennsylvania visited the Grim home. Ranald Lee Mills visiting grandparents Eunico Hinalli in Millville. Funeral services for Lewis Henson Staubs, 53, at Silver Grove Methodist Church. interment nearby after fatal car strike near Martinsburg on November 6.
Frederick reports say the starling army that roosted in Hospital Park and other sites for six months has left for warmer climes in winter. Police say no complaints since, and residents cite leafless trees and approaching cold as reasons. Earlier summer noisy efforts to move the birds included guns drums and buckets in Martinsburg.
Windy weather and a cold snap drove a mass move of roosts within the city. Pigeons lingered in place and appeared unusually tame due to food scarcity, while starling activity decreased as residents noted birds waddling along streets in search of sustenance.
A son was born this morning at Frederick City Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Connelly of Boyds.
Lieut. Bary Wilson Army Nurse Corps returns to 38 East Sixth Street after serving in European and Pacific theaters. She traveled by troop train across the continent and arrived November 2 from Okinawa to Portlane Oregon, then to Vancouver Barracks and Des Moines separation center. She is due back January 25 for reassignment. Say you saw it in The News.
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