U N Week Planned Across Frederick October 18 24
Frederick city and county residents will observe U N Week from October 18 to 24 with a campaign to raise awareness of United Nations activities. The Frederick County U N Week committee, led by David D. Munsell, plans school, club and church observances, exhibits, window displays, posters, and a radio taped panel discussion to explain UN goals and programs.
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Frederick
United Nations
U. N
Frederick County
City Hall
David D. Munsell
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
State Dutles
Kemp's
Bennett's
Penney’s
Munsell
Hood
Frederick City
Paul L. Althouse
U.N
Hood College
Civic Clube
Camp Detrick
Food and Agriculture
World Health Organization
Gaithersburg Community Notes and Events
Gaithersburg residents hosted guests from Wachapreague and Washington Grove. Local social happenings include bridge club hosting, a Gaithersburg visitors’ return from Bethesda, and a England vacation planning trip. A Chicago forum and a Warne Retail Sales Forum drew area men. A Grace Methodist Church meeting featured Ruth Beall, with Wessexan Service Guild and Epworth Church members in attendance. Washington items include a warning on atomic secrets and a marriage license notice for Roy Z. Waters and Charlotte L. Bates.
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William Cookey
Gaithersburg
Maude Waters
Kate Poor
Bethesda
Rowland Wadall
Maude Nuttall
Washington Grove
England
Dorsex Hones
Lee Fraier
Don Pfeifer
Rockville
Chicago
Warne Retail Sales Forum
We Woman's Society of Christian Service
Grace Methodist Church
Ruth Beall
Missonary School
Coma Rica
Wessexan Servce Guild
Grace Church
Woman's Seciety
Epworth Church
Bolivar and Area Residents Visiting and Notable Local Events
A round of visits and movements fills Bolivar and nearby towns as residents travel to Washington and Charles Town for funerals and family events. Notable items include a death in Lititz, Pa., veterans and relatives visiting Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg, a birthday party for Sara Elv e, and a forthcoming T. B. supper in Charles Town. Community members from Bolivar, Camp Hill, Martinsburg, and nearby areas are listed among visitors and hosts at homes and churches, with notes on hospital stays and a planned chrysanthemum show.
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Bolivar
Ward
Unger
Youngstown
Ohio
Jeasie Cauffman
Ralph Estes
Bates
Lew Reek
David Bricker
Lititz
Katie Bobst Bricker
I. W. Bobst
Alice Holmes Bobst
Leon Upright
Floyd Webber
Franklin Webber
Austin Webber
Maynard— Webber
Kenneth Stmeltzer
Martinsburg
Clarence Painter
Pittsburgh
Robert Brookey
Wilkinsburg
Lena Barker
Brunswick
Osbourne Bodkin
Kearns
W. Va
Julian Alvin
Paul
Glen Echo
Charles Lashorn
Warren
Obie
Calvin Briggerman
William Briggerman
Clarence
Baltimore
George Cox
Kearneyasville
Hugo Ambrosia
Takoma Park
Fannie Loman
Loman
Thomas Muse
Sara Evelve
Preston Mipard
William Harris
Camp Hill
Harpers Ferry
T. B
Thomas Jefferson Hotel
Charles Town
Band Boosters Club
HM. J. Phillips
Bonnie
Becky
Falie
William Harrs
Thomas O'Brien
Washington, D. C
Marie Nussear
Agnes Delander
Harpers Fern
Harry Nussear
Hagerstown
Robert Morgan
Front Royal
Harwood Cauffman
Harpers Ferm
Florda
Garden Club
St. John's Lutheran Church
B. Latshaw
John BK. Fray
Synod
William A. Wade
D.lavellsville
St. Peters Lutheran Ceurett
Shepherdstown
Fred Seibel
Westminster
Edmund Helwig
Watersvite
Lewis Krenk
Bert Krew
Marpers Ferry
Aleeg Shel
Newton BD
Beaver VA Heegnail
Merwas
Rene Eaton
Marylin
Frank McKee
Army
Clifton A. Pritchett
Military District
Washington, D.C
Walter Reed Hospital
D. A. Webb
Webb
Donald Miller
Linwood
Dale ‘Duncan
Ronnie
Samuel
Trundle
John Edmundson
Minnie Virts
Leon Edwards
Georgia Lee Dahlin
Janet Schumaker
Lawrence Parkinson
Andrew Soccino
Silivee Spring
Liza Lee Edmondson
Gentry Muse
Jack Creek
Lawrence Muse
Leesburg
Petsy Muse
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
William Lancaster
Melvin Rissler
Dianne
Kabletown
Myr
Reno Eaton
Stuart Winters
Wilbur Winters
Mt. Meigs
Ala
Julia Stuart
Melvin Sanford
J. W. Ramshill
J. E. Derry
P. Snider
Reno Beton
Emmitsburg Legion post meeting discusses x ray unit and parade plans
The Francia X. Elder Post No 21 met Oct 6 with Commander McCullough presiding. He announced a chest x ray visit on Nov 24 25 and urged members to take part. The drill team earned 35 for National Kid's Day. Hallowe'en parade set for Oct 21. several members named to assist with parade arrangements and membership talks.
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Emmitsburg
Francia X. Elder
American Legion
Post
Richard McCullough
McCullough
Philip Sharpe
Legion 1
VFW
Harold Hoke
Everett Chrismer
Louis Rosensteel
T. Eugene Rodgers
Paul Hamerick
Charles Harnec
J. Albert Saffer
Western
Maryland
Uriel Kline
Frederick
Charles M. Singley
Gettysburg
George F. Bell
Walkersville
Robert J. Smith
Littlestown
Ohlo C
William Rosensteel
Balimore
Gee
Constantine and Family
Silver Spring
A. Seabrook
Fairfield
Cleveland Repp
Missouri Cork
New York
Mells
Harry Baker
Pauline Seabrook
C. G. Frailey
James Alvey
Mise Louise Sebold
Baltimore
Taylor Humerick
Dover
N.S
Jackson Humerick
John M. Reddy
Janes O'Leary
Binghamton
N C
Harry Reddy
Misses Anna
Alice Annan
Washington, D.C
C. A. Harner
Misses Annan
Chester Masser
Harry Bollinger
East Main St
Masser
Japan
Marker E. Lovell
New Windsor
Emmitssurg
William ‘Tyson
Woodlawn
Euphemia Rotering
William L. Topper
Middletown
Topper
Eyster
Eston White
Joseph Shull
Philadelphia
Mary Shuff
M. F Shuff
Helen Martin
Nevin Martin
Youth Fellowship Hymn Sing At St. Pauls New Windsor
The New Windsor Youth Fellowship at St Pauls Methodist Church hosted a hymn sing with Janet and Neal Hering William Miller and visiting choirs. Other items include visitors Mrs Richard Warehime and family Mr and Mrs Raymond Miller Manchester and S/Sgt James Carr on 30 day furlough from England. Plans for Halloween party and Christmas basket were announced along with a Rome stag event and world wide communion at the church.
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New Windsor
St. Paul's Methodist Church
New Windser
Janet Hering
Neal Hering
William Miller
Westminster Igh School
Richard Warehime
Raymond Milter
Manchester
Warehime
Chicago
Robert Angell
College Avenue
James Carr
Air Force
England
Pathfinders
Church of the Brethren
Pipe Creek
Ralph Fike
Lyndon Rowland
Michael
Baltimore
Pauli Coperhaver
Young Peoples Farm Bureau
Rewlaed Roop
Florence Geer
Clash
Nellie Laatz
Ruth Baile
Mary Derr
Kitty Lovell
Mary Cramer
Mary Raines
Quiz Moaster
Elsie Gause
Mary Maines
Rebecca Harman
Genevieve Obrecht
Neltie Lantz
Kitty Level
Ruth Buffington
Mary Smith
Lewis Roteen
Elizabeth Fleming
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Rome
Paul's Methodist Church
Paul's
Union Bridge Notes and Local Celebrations Tide
Union Bridge reports include the Maryland Synod president Dr. Frank Fife attending an 8 p m Sunday dedication at St James Lutheran for a new organ cross and altar, plus local residents like Leslie Lovell admitted to a Baltimore hospital for leg ailment. A surprise 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs Abner Devilbiss drew many locals to a home dinner and refreshments, with extended family in attendance. Other items note Miss Fannie Lynn’s Baltimore visit, Mrs QC Stonesifer’s illness and move to Glov er nursing home, and a newly modernized funeral home site at D D Hartzler and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Frank Fife
Maryland Synod
St. James Lutheran Church
Leslie Lovell
Baltimore
Abner Devil-biss
Abner Devilbiss
George M. Wachter
Truman Thompson
Deborah
Gerald Wachter
Joyce
Brenda
Shirley
Geraldine
Sharon
Thomas Wachter
Dean
George
Reginald Wachter
Kileen
Frank Devilbiss
Arthur Thompson
JoAnn
Marvin Nelson
Glover Nursing
Westminster
D. Dhartzler and Sons Funeral Home
Church of the Brethren
James A. Cost
Watkins Glen
Clarence Sayer
Philippines
I. W. Sayer
Annie Smith
Fannie Lynn
James Sinnot, Jr
Jennifer Lee
Addie Sinnott
Sinnott
Misa Dolores Rowe
Washington
Local Notes and Social Items From Weishaar to Westminister
David Haines visits his mother Rose Haines aboard the USS Baltimore. Ladies Auxiliary Drill Team won two prizes in Baltimore Fire Prevention Week parade. Mrs Byron Hartzler hosted a desert bridge party. Earl Smith remains hospitalized at University Hospital for three months. High school girls beat Union Bridge 43 and boys soccer defeated Westminster 1 0 after forfeit. Marilyn Myers visits from Camp Mill Pa. Edna Schell convalesces at home. Mr and Mrs Robert Gaddis travel to New York. Sidney Lease announces birth of daughter Karen Rebecca in Frederick Hospital.
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Bernard Weishaar
David Haines
USM
Baltimore
Rose Haines
Byron Hartzler
Earl Smith
University Hospital
Union Bridge
Westminster
Marilyn Myers
Camp Mill
Harvey Palmer Jr
Edna Schell
Robert Gaddis
New York
Sidney Lease
Karen Rebecca
Fredenck Hospital
Local Social Notes From Kemptown and Nearby Areas
Lime Kiln LEME KILN Mrs Myrtle Clevenger improving at home after hospital treatment for a broken arm suffered in a fall. Dinner guests and visits noted in Kemptown Breaningsville Lovettsville Taneytown Mt. Airy and Frederick with various family members, moves, and weekend gatherings.
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Leme Kiln
Myrtle Clevenger
University Hospital
Baltimore
Smith Cecil
Maggie Davis
George Eadier
Jack
Bernard Cordell
Kemptown
Mamie
Day
Mary Elizabeth
Barbara Ann Cordell
Joan, Edwards, Russell and Welty Cordell
Taneytown
Erma DeGrange
William Nethouse
Mt. Airy
Dickey Ramsburg
Jefferson
William Kubrick
Harry E. Fisher
G. W. Fisher
M. M. Carter
Lester Feaga
Frederick
L. E. Feaga
Mikie Mauro
Aew
C. E. Jewell
Sewer Break Reported During Street Widening Work
City engineers said on Tuesday that the contractor widening East Patrick Street from Monroe to the East End school unintentionally broke the sanitary sewer in the area. Plans called for repairs, with no immediate action yet disclosed.
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City Engineers Wroce
Patrick Street
Monroe Street
East End School
Wade
Fry Family Farm Sale and Local Club Elections
Mr and Mrs Russell Fry purchased 187 acres near Lovettsville from Vidal Fry heirs and will continue farming. Lovettsville 4-H and FA clubs elected officers for the coming year with Joyce Grove and Joanna Keister among leaders. Community notes include illness updates, parish activities, hospital visits, and weekend social visits across local families.
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Lovettsville
Russell Fry
Vidal Fry
Joyce Grove
Mary Foglesong
Janice Kane
James Hough
Carolyn Grove
Antoinette Carpenter
Shirley Demery
Joanna Keister
Allen Love
Rosemary Robinette
Carlton Utterback
David Frye
Paul Gallahan
Lucy Tinsman
Keith Burton
Bill Hutton
A. L. Hutton
Children’s Hospital
Washington
Charlies Louder
Hutton
Loudeun
George Wirts
Fails Church
Ernie Williams
G. H. Virts
Frederick
William A. Wade
Jefferson Parish
Wade
St. John's, Church
Harpers Ferry
John Fray
Marion College
B. B. Latsaw
John Rollison
Waterford
H. W. Baker
Mark Rodeffer
Vienna
F. L. George
A. L. Biessing
Baltimore
George
Rodeffer
Margaret Fleming
John Fleming
Margaret Ann
Richard
Melvin Compher
Betty
Samuel
Alfred Fleming
Patricia
William
Hillsboro
Walter Fleming
Purcellville
Calvin Fleming
Bernard Lee
Daniel
Billa Hickman
Harry McNeally
Filler
W. J. Kite
Aldrich Kite
Georgia
Marie Kite
Harrisonburg
Lune Koontz
Willie Fiedier
Jane Life
Jane Kite
Rufelle Coffman
Harrizonburg
Clarksburg Community Association Sets Oct Day Plans
The Clarksburg group met last Monday with no update from the development committee on Upper Montgomery zoning. Paul Burner announced new members and upcoming projects. Ralph Marts urged payment of light subscriptions. Raymond King praised the park and announced spring fish distribution plans. Rev Ammen said Clarksburg Day will be on Saturday Oct 31 with a bake sale 1 to 5:38 PM at the Log Cabin and a Kings Park games and contests in the afternoon plus a bail game between younger and older men.
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Clarksburg
Upper
Montgomery
Paul Burner
Ralph Marts
Raymond King
Evelyn Porterfield
Ammen
Kings Park
Hallowe'en
Ralph
Martz
John Beecher
Vernon Taylor
King
Henry Hough
Association
James R. King
Ralph F. Martz
W. O. Rose
Theodore Jordan
Glarksburg
Saylor Williams
Hammond Drive
Austin W. Hammond
J. W. Burgess
Luray
Mansfield
Ohio
Clarksburg P. T. A
Montgomery County Board of Education
Clarksburg Community Association
Asbury Smith
Gorman Griffith
Charles Rabbit
Gaithersburg
Dora Blake
New Orleans
Jordans
Porterfielda
Raymond Kings
Potomac Bridge Work Advances in Brunswick Maryland area
The substructure of the new 20 span Brunswick bridge over the Potomac River is near completion and erection of the steel superstructure should begin near November first. American Bridge Division of U S Steel holds the 1 328 317 contract for the superstructure while Bowers Construction Company nears finishing its 668 425 substructure work. Steel shipments to Brunswick may start October 30 with crews to follow, and the Maryland approach contract is held by M J Grove Lime Company of Frederick.
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Brunswick
Potomac River
American Bridge Division
U. S. Steel Company
Bowers Construction Company
Bowers
Maryland
Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Route 17
Thomas F. Mohler
State Roads Commission
Mohler
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick
The
Grove Lime Company
Route
Grove Company
Carroll County
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Walter Topper
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Willame Grove Park
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Helen Daugherty
Frances Stinson
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