Guild Anniversary At Charlesville Marked Twenty Years
The tenth anniversary of the Women's Guild of Zion Evangelic al Reformed church at Charlesville was observed at the Parish Hall in Bloomfield. Organized in September 1948 the Guild honor guests were Rev and Mrs Noah E Fravel. Rev Fravel is serving as supply pastor since Rev William H Anderman Jr resigned to Tremont Pa.
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Women's Guild of Zion Evangelical Reformed Church
Charesville
Bloomfield
Merle F. Sollinger
Luca
St. Paul's
Utica
Grace
Pleasant Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Zion
Charlesville
Noah E. Fravel
Fravel
William H. Anderman Jr
Tremont
Raymond Haugh Jr
Haugh
Jesus
Frank Miller
Proccam
Thelma Haugh
Luther Powell
Betty Cannon
Miller
Ethel Zimmerman
Wayne Kent
Congregational Christian Church
William Daley
West Sil
Sasha Tibet
Faith of Our Fathers
Frederick
Haneh
Daley
Hos
Pital
Sollinger
Guild
Susie Zimmerman
Powell
Raymond Haugh
Retires After 43 Years at Memorial Hospital
A memorial hospital worker reflects on a 43 year career with a retirement today. The article notes the staff party and honors from church leaders, with family and colleagues listed among those attending.
Executives Donate Time To Civic Efforts In Seattle
Companies like Boeing in Seattle loan young officials to the Seattle Community Chest to train future leaders. They view the program as civic duty and leadership development benefiting both the firm and the community.
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Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Letters To The Editor On Quick Freeze History
A reader corrects a News item about Clarence Birdseye and the Quick Freeze process. The letter states Morgan and Goldman Sachs bought the process for 965,000 in 1933 from Birdseye, advised by General Electric, and sold it to General Foods for 24,000,000 later that year, netting a large profit at General Foods shareholders’ expense.
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Frocess
Clarence Birdseye
General Foods
P. Morgan
Goldman- Sachs
Birdseye
General Electric
Morgan
Vw. P. Morgan
Goldman Sachs
Morgan Partners
Horatio Alger
A. P
Conway Frederick
Rt. 3
Cumberland Attorney Dies in Baltimore Hospital
David Roufferan Kauffman senior Maryland attorney and Cumberland civic leader died at Sinai Hospital after a monthlong illness with kidney problems. A World War I veteran, he led Allegany Democratic activities and chaired county party efforts while guiding Cumberland business and LaVale sanitary initiatives. He is survived by his wife Helen and two children James and Etendo. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Cumberland
Baltimore
David Roufferan
Maryland
Sinai Hospital
Kauffman
E Feneral
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard Law School
Allegany County
Democratic Committee
Cumterland
Long-serving hospital orderly William Daley retires after 43 years
William Daley recalled his 43 years at Memorial Hospital beginning in 1909 as a handyman and later an orderly. He left in 1945 for a job at the Eagles Home, returned in 1948 on night duty, and retired September 23 at age 80 while nursing duties continued.
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Snr
Tae Wees
Sone
Hae
Lee
Seerh
Wiliam Daley
Crich Memorial Hospital
Shank
Baker
Jack
Gamtrades
West AM Saints Street
Daley
Eagles
William
Ospital
No cases heard at Trial Magistrate court ruling
No cases were heard this morning before Magistrate Wilbur F Shefield Jr Collateral was forfeited by George N Miclan 34 makers town on three charges of violation of State Motor Vehicle laws He paid 11 45 for failing to stop at a sign 16 45 for operating a motor vehicle without a license and 26 45 for failure to obey a written promise to appear in court McCann was arrested in Urbana at the intersection of Md 355 with Md 80 at 1230 O clock on the morning of September 3 by Trooper E L Baum
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
George N Miclan
Makerstown
Hel
McCann
Urbana
E. L. Baum
Fifty Years Ago Hiems From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago entries note a confectionery and fruit store partnership of Messas Carlton L Stull and George B Kehne with DeGrange’s North Market location and a new hire. Frederick College football faces St Mary's at Emmitsburg with about 100 supporters traveling. The Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway seeks seven inch rails on Fourth street, pledging to replace with nine inch rails later if needed. the request is granted.
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Hiems
the News
Messas
Carlton L. Stull
George B. Kehne
DeGrange
North Market Street
Dallas Kehne
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The weather page notes heavy rains reaching 18 inches in the area with 2RT inches for October to date. Frederick Fair plans show advance guard exhibitors and concessionaires. Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren ends at Dallastown. Rey Dewitt P. Zuse returns to Frederick church. Frank B. Sappington to attend the Cantal dinnet of Kiwante Cubs convention in Wilmington Delaware.
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the News
Frederick Fair
Pennsylvania
Today's Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight Historical Figures
A list noting Mason Locke Weems and other figures born in Maryland New Haven Conn New York Germany and more with deaths from 1900s to 1946. It includes Today in History events such as the first steam ferry in 1811 and Korea war Ridge victory, plus notable births and anniversaries across the nation.
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Maryland
Beaufort
S. C
Henry Howe
New Haven
Conn
Pied Columbus
Ohio
Theodore Thomas
New York-Chicago
Germany
Chicago
Humter H. Maguire
Univ. of Medicine
Richmond
Winchester
Henry J Heinz
Pittsburgh
House of the Name
Harlan Fiske Stone
New York
Columbia University
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Chesterfield
NS. H
New York City
Hoboken
N. J
John Stevens
Sac and Fox Indars
Iowa
We American Revolution
McNamara
Los Angeles
Aachen
Hearthivbah Ridge
Korea
Eysenhower
Israel
Egypt
Franklin Do
Anna Elea- Hoostvert
Oor
Nathan FL Tarnipe Mans
Uaef
Lews Keema
Southwest Research Institute
San Antonio
Tex
Yonkers
Edwin Dickinson
Senea
Minnesota
Bern
Doseph Rutlander
Philadelphia
James M. Langley
Concord Monitor
New Hampshire Patriot
Boston
Williams Peterson wedding at Cascade Church of God
Miss Joan B Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Mentzer Panea Neb and Glenda X Williams were married October 4 at 8 pm in the Rite Mountain Church of God Cascade Rev Clarence W McGaha performed the double ring ceremony The bride wore an off the shoulder pink nylon gown with pink rosebud corsage and a shoulder length veil Her attendant Carole L Parsons wore a blue street length dress They will live in Cascade after their wedding trip Mr Williams is in the Army stationed at Fort Ritchie
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Peterson
Joan B Peterson
Ira Mentzer
Panea
Neb
Glenda
Willaams
Wil Tis
Wardell
Thes Rite Mountain Church of God
Cascade
Clarence W. McGaha
Carole L. Parsons
Fort Ritchie
Mr. Williams
Visit Notes From Mr and Mrs Hildebrand Housekeepers
Mr and Mrs Frederick J Johnson and Mrs A A Foy of Toronto Canada visited Mr and Mrs Carl L Hildebrand at 204 West College Terrace and returned home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J W Spaulding of Poplar Springs recently returned from a visit with their son. Pfc Niles N Spaulding of the 1th Abn Recon Co stationed in Munich Germany also visited England and continental Europe aboard the Cunard liner Elizabeth.
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Frederick J Johnson
Vmre
Foy
Tornnia Ont
Canada
Carl L Hildebrand
West College Terrace
J. W. Spaulding
Poplar Springs
Froma
Yent
Pfc
Niles N Spaulding
Ith Abn. Recon Co
Munich
Germany
England
EU- Sas
Sick and admitted patients and Nixon tour report
Among the sick Walter W Reeder 59 of West South Street admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment last night from an overdose of medicine his condition is satisfactory today George A Dorsey of Elm Street entered Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital for observation and treatment Walter Ro Winebrenner admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation Mrs Wood Rondel resident of the Francis Scott Key Hotel moved to Johns Hopkins Hospital Nixon on tour as he campaigns eastward after praising Eisenhower as the best qualified for world peace.
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Walter W. Reeder
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
George A Dorsey
Elm Street
Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital
Walter Ro Winebrenner
Walker
Frederick Wemerial
Wood Rondel
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Thak EL Staley
Bilavewe
Linde Jackie Laggan
Hernerth Ligton Jr
Shawnee Price
St Lones Hospital
Baltimore
Polio Strikes Mother Here
Polio cases rise to five for the year in the county with three adults and two children affected. A pregnant mother due in December is hospitalized for evaluation at Baltimore City Hospitals. Dr. Forbes Burgess urged polio vaccination for adults and pregnant women amid the outbreak.
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Forbes Burgess
Baltimore City
Willam Leon Smith
Graceham
Paul E. Robertson
RFD
Keymar
Burgess
X Ray Solves Baby Mixup in Maryland Hospital
Dr. Stanley H Macht reports that a misidentification of newborn twins was resolved using chest X rays. One infant showed an enlarged thymus and five ossification centers, while the other had none and three centers. Parents, relieved, returned home.
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Washington
Hagers‘own
Stanley H. Macht
Washington County
Ins
Journal “Radiology
City Construction Hits Four Million Mark in September
Construction activity in the city reached $4,000,000 in September with $210,825 added to the nine month total of $4044,045, a new city record. An early October permit for Safeway Stores at 501 West Seventh Street is valued at $160,000. Seventeen dwelling permits issued in September total $185,650, with several projects listed, including home builds, store fronts, a storage room, and remodeling work across multiple streets.
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Fred+wich
Ovenes
ITN
Safeway Stores
West Seventh Street
Inexpensive Radiological Warning Device Debuts Army Lab
The Radiological Defense Warning System, developed by Army Stenar Corps labs at Ft Monmouth, is an inexpensive automatic alert device for nuclear or poison gas attacks. It may be installed at major Air Force bases and used by Civil Defense authorities nationwide to trigger alarms, doors, and ventilation in protected facilities.
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Army Stenar Corps Laboratories
Ft. Monmouth
Army
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