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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1954
Page
14
SFC James R. Mask, a machine gun leader, is on temporary detachment to attend a civilian school in Illinois. While there he is attached to the Illinois National Guard.
Frederick's Company A, 115th U S Infantry, Maryland National Guard, reports 96 reenlisted members as part of a recruitment drive aiming for 101. Veterans and current members emphasize marksmanship, physical training, and teamwork, with pistol and rifle teams active. Several soldiers attend training at Ft Benning while others prepare for Taney memorial services and local drills.
Union Bridge Lions Club held its annual Faculty and Ladies Night with Sam Bowman and Byron Hartzler leading. Mrs Florence Keppel, formerly with the Metropolitan Opera Co, sang three numbers with Gretchen Rees. faculty guests included Henry Kanowicz and others. Also noted were local real estate and bond actions involving O B Devilbiss and William Archibald Handley.
Handley about 5 p m on Franklin street drove a 1936 Ford owned by Handley. Arthur Haller of RFD 2 was arrested by the same officer last Saturday on identical charges plus operating without a license. Haller jailed 60 days Monday night in default of $200 in fines. Handley had an operator's permit, according to Officer Dorsey.
Miss Lois Gondermith remains patient at University Hospital in Baltimore while John Hyde also receives care there. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Geer visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garver in Cumberland. Kenneth Slagle became a father with infant son christened at Winters Lath an church. Donald Warrenfeltz noted. Boy Scouts held a meeting with 14 present in the picnic area led by patrol leaders. bake sale rescheduled to October 15. Scouts urged to bring cards from Deep Fun camp to next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Slagle and son from Delta, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farley of Baltimore visited Mel Cranmer. Easter term Paschal derives from Passover in Hebrew.
WPA Navy investigation is under way to fix responsibility for a mixup which put welded piping into the Nautilus steam system delaying sailing by at least three months. Welded piping was mistaken for seamless tubing during fabrication and installation, with testing revealing the error. The Navy expects three months to substitute seamless tubing and determine blame, possible longer delays. Also reports Frank Erickson testified about a 1945 $180,000 bet payoff to Washington gambler Samuel Beard in a federal case expecting tax evasion charges.
Mrs Edward Widmater hosted the New Market Home makers Club for October attended by sixteen members and five visitors including Mrs William Burke Mars Ode Rolets and Vbss Hurles. County Health Department members Mrs Kefauver and Miss Orgain joined. The program covered Maintaining My Family Health and How Food Affects Our Health led by Mrs Norman Lease and Mrs William Brownmeg.
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