League Of Women Voters To Hold Fall Luncheon
Frederick county branch will begin its fall and winter program with a luncheon at Eberts at 1 PM on Wednesday. September 20. Dr Bertha Loomis new president will lead the program with chairs for transportation reception and decoration. the league remains non partisan and open to women seeking better government. Visitors may attend with advance ticket arrangements.
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League of Women Voters
Frederick County
Ebert's
Raymond
Shank
Bertha Loomis
League
C. E. Schildknecht
Ezra Hoffman
G. William Stultz
George B Hoke
Ransom R. Lewis
Jeague
Stovalls Relocated From Baltimore to Parkersburg West Virginia
Capt. and Mrs. Glenn E. Stovall, slated to move to Baltimore, are redirected to Parkersburg after a Southern Salvation Army call. A farewell dinner was held at the Francis Scott Key hotel with about 35 guests and honors noting Stovall’s community service. They will attend a Salvation Army conference at Blue Ridge Summit Tuesday, then depart Friday with two daughters Beverly Zane and Evangeline Susanne for Parkersburg.
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Glenn E. Stovall
Baltimore
Southern
Salvation Army
Atlanta
Parkersburg
W. Va
Stovall
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Louis L. Wilson
W. C. Royal
Capt. Stovall
Robert L. Smith
G. William Stultz
Martha Carson
Blue Ridge Summit
Beverly Zane
Evangeline Susanne
Brunswick visitors and residents recall kin and travels
Brunswicks Mr Roy Straitman of Washington and his brother Mr Victor Straiman spent the week with relatives. Mr and Mrs Max Freeman of Washington DC visited here and Frederick. Mrs Henry Cochran and daughter Miss Mary Louise of Hagerstown were guests of Mr and Mrs Neal Shivers. Others include Sgt and Mrs William Cage of Hoffman NC visiting relatives, Willam Roelke on leave from the Navy, Pvt Raymond Ridgeway at Keesler Field, Capt Ralph Ridgeway at Camp Chaffee, and many family visits and hospital notes from local households.
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Brunswick
Roy Straitman
Washington
Victor Straiman
Max Freeman
Washington, DC
Frederick
Henry Cochran
Mary Louise
Hagerstown
Neal Shivers
West Potomac Street
Elwood Bratt
Baltimore
Chase Bratt
Bertha Mohler
West B Street
Waynesboro
William Cage
Hoffman
N. C
R. T. Foster
H. L. Cage
Willam Rooelke
Navy
L. E. Roelke
New York
Raymond Ridgeway
Keesler Field
Miss
Texas
Ralph Ridgeway
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Charles Grove
Mariam
Winchester
E. C. Willey
East Potomac Street
Ruth McGaha
Second Avenue Extended
Schnauffer Hospital
Local families host and visit relatives across states
A Brunswick area social column lists many residents visiting relatives or recovering from procedures. Entries mention Millard Neale and families of Baltimore, Winton Nalley from Keedynville, Mrs Verl Armstrong recovering from an appendectomy in Portland, Maine, Carlisle Nixon in St. Louis, Ruth Shirley visiting Anna Care in East C Street, Vatus Nuse recovering, and several other trips. Also noted are military postings and furloughs including Pvt George Heffner Jr at Camp Blanding and Douglas Heffner in Gulfport, with family time in Montgomery and Buckeystown.
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South Pacific
Wm Eagle
Jeffrey Lee
Baltimore
C. F. Huffman
Third Avenue
H. F Harner
East Potomac Street
Wm. Kessler
Linda Lee
Hanover
Ruth Harner
Frederick
Kessler
Agatha Harner
Brunswick
Harald Temin
Louisville
Myer Kaplan
Rosemont
Philadelphia
Washington
Temin
Kaplan
Ollie Pignor
Henderson
Lawrence Lewis
Oak Hill
Ohio
Charles Peyton
Jacob Nalley
Burkitsville
Jacob
Carlisle Nixon
Henry Johnson
Ruth Shirley
Anna Care
East C. Street
Vatus Nuse
Schnauffer Hospital
James Nuse
Brunswick High School
Aine
Norma Nuse
Herbert Pentoney
Pentoney
Hazel Colbert
Ollie Compher
Lovettsville
George Heffner, Jr
Camp Blanding
Fla
Douglas A. Heffner
Gulfport
Miss
E W. Gladstone
Montgomery
Ala
Prcc
Howard W. Grams
Billy
Dorothy Graham
Virginia Graham
Lawrence Fry
Buckeystown
Helen Eshbaugh
Mississippi
Seaman
Jerry J. Eshbaugh
Q. M. School
Ray Stokes
Hattiesburg
World Coffee Trade Roots Traced to Africa and Asia
Brazil supplies about two thirds of global coffee. The coffee plant originated in East Africa and moved through Arabia and Europe to Java before reaching South America, shaping the global trade.
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Brazil
East
Africa
Arabia
Amsterdam
Java
South America
Citizen Reserve Post War Army Proposed By Marshall
Gen George C Marshall urges a postwar army with a small professional core and citizen reserves, arguing the large standing army has no place in a modern democracy. The plan assumes universal military training and reserves after service, with postwar forces adapting to changing weapons and international relations.
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Marshall
Washington
George C. Marshall
Congress
The
Republic
Davis Family Socials And Visiting Friends
Sunday gatherings at the John Davis home drew relatives from Glen Echo Hunting Hill and Rockville with extended visits from Chester Davis Nora Irons and others. Notables include Sonny Billy Louis and Edward Davis with multiple Davis family ties sharing time across Frederick and Nolan's Ferry.
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Louis Davis
Sonny” Davis
Hunting Hill
Howard Tracey
Frederick
Edward Davis
Sonny" Tracey
Billy” Davis
Louella Gregg
Roger Davis
Fulton Sears
Nolan’s Ferry
Thomas Dennis
Betty
Russell Miller
Bobby
Frederick residents visit relatives in town
Staley of Frederick visited Mr and Mrs Edward Davis and Mr and Mrs Roger Davis. Miss Mary Roelke and Miss Jean Roelke, both of Frederick, are staying with Miss Anna Davis. Mrs Willie Sears and her children and Mrs Edward Davis visited Mrs William Crawford in town.
Feast With a Purpose Potlatch Traditions of the Northwest
The American Indian of the northwest held potlatches large feasts to gain status, pay debts, outshine rivals in marriage, or signal imminent death and settle property, revealing a complex social code through these ceremonial gatherings.
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Northwest
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West Patrick Street
England
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William A. Benn
Alvey V. Renn
East Eighth Street
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Renn
Frederick High School
Wittenberg
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J. H. Schmitt
Mae Baker
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Eddie
Ronnie Baker
Atlantic City
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Fairview Avenue
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Frederick City Hospital
Raymond Haugh Frederick
Route 3
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Greiner
John
Grayson
Mercer
Henry W. Snyder, Jr
New York City
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Pensacola
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Arlington
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Rey Dr
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James W. Donnan
Lindbergh Avenue
Quonset Point
R. I
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Din Avenue
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Clarence Huffer
Broad Run
West Virginia College of Beauly Culture
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Statesville
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Austin Bohn
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New Windsor
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Arthur Graham
Walkersville
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William Wilcam, Jr
Glenn Rippeon
Mt. Pleasant
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Thurmont
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William J. Long
Herbert Duvall
Myrtle Slifer
Jesse Shaver
John W. Wolfe
Charlotte Young
G. E. Brengle
United States Aaf
Pfc
Leroy T. Dixon
Gowen Field
Idaho
J. W. Dixon
North Virginia Avenue
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East Second Street
Sgt. Zaharoff
0. H. Stinson
Emmitsburg
Frederick County Dental Society
F. W. Swearingen
Parepa Linthicum
F. J. Campbell
Harry Hull
Helen Bader ‘Johnson
Martin L. Miller
Ethel Marie
Mary Agatha
Charles F Ridenour
Mt .St. Mary's College
William L. Simmons
North Market Street
Margaret E. Walters
Agriculture Department
War Food Administration
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Napoleon
Joseph de Freitas
Yonkers
N. Y
Mont Brocard
France
W.va
L. A
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West Patrick St
LABOR
Pittsbrugh
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corporation
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Winchester Hall
Frederick, MD
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Eugere
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L. H. Snyder
Urbana
Route
Greenfield
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Ferguson
York
Nto
Melvin M. Engle
Alexander Hamilton
Frederick County National Bank
Market Street
Member
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Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Kate Smith
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Maryland
Hearing Center
M. L. Starkey
Sonotone OF
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Charles & Saratoga Sts
HE Fartier
Thomas C. Brown
Poolesville
Alvie M. Etzler
Harvey A. Burall
Magnolia Ave
Edward F. Gaver
Middletown
Truman F. Keefer
Keymar
James Lord, JR
Taneytown
George Stiles
Boonsboro
Walter L. Zimmerman
Mt. Airy
Everett W. Mullinix
MI. Airy
Donald Fraley
Laytonsville
T. M. Viers, JR
Rockville
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