Labor Day Weekend Camporee and Jamboree for Boy Scouts
Frederick county Boy Scouts plan a Labor Day weekend camporee and jamboree in the meadow at Culter Lake owned by John W. Grove with registration Sunday afternoon and a campfire in the evening. If rain makes camping impossible the event will be postponed to next Friday and Saturday. Visitors may attend after 7 p.m. Sunday. The program includes a vesper service at 7:15 p.m. and campfire with camp craft contests, singing, stunts, and a speaker from Camp Detrick. The Francis Scott Key District sponsors the event, inviting all district troops to attend.
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Frederick County
Boy Scouts
Culter Lake
John W. Grove
Camp Det-rick
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts of America
Entertainments For Newlyweds Foster Couple Before Move
Newlywed Lieut and Mrs Hesbia C Foster were entertained in Washington and Martinsburg before leaving Tuesday for Garden City Ran where Foster serves as an Army Air Corps pilot instructor. The bride formerly Loretta Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs George Leicester Thomas Sr of Adamstown.
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Hesbia C. Foster
Washington, D. C
Hher
Garden City
Foster
Army Air Corps
Mass Loretta Thomas
George Leicester Thomas
Adamstown
John H. Foster
Dickerson
Brunswick Man Commissioned as Second Lieutenant
Brunswick man Second Lieutenant James F. Roby received his commission in the Coast Artillery Corps on August 26 after completing the officer candidate course at Camp Davis NC. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Roby of Brunswick and was granted a short furlough before duty assignment.
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Brunswick
James F. Roby
James Roby
Coast Artillery Corns
Camp Davis
Local residents and service members noted in Frederick area notices
Al remains in Frederick until October first then a Western Margland College freshman. Miss Dorothy Kefauver returns to Mid dletown after historg ff at Swampscott and New York City. Mr and Mrs A B Colmus of College Park plan a Boston Cambridges trip. Their son Dwight Collmus attends MIT naval course in Cambridge. Pvt Robert K Kelbaugh returns to Camp Edwards after a visit home. Miss Faith Hillier of Philadelphia in Paris visits Katharine Bussard. Major and Mrs W D Buzzard return from New York and register at Hotel Governor Clinton. Reginald KR Linton back at Camp Pickett after furlough with parents. Pvt Arthur Potts to Washington for Army engineering course at Georgetown. Rev John W Fisher of Lemoyne joins family in Frederick before returning home.
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A. B. Colmus
College Park
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
Dwight Collmus
Massachusetts Insitute of Technology
Preacher Fisher to Speak at Walkersville United Brethren Church
Sunday sermon by Rev Mr Fisher at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church. He will preach again tomorrow at Walkersville United Brethren Church, formerly served as pastor there. Local residents and relatives, including Richard Petts and Pvt Arthur Potts, visit noted in Bethesda and Fanview area scenes.
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Mr. Fisher
Centennial Memorial
United Brethren Church
Walkersville
Local notices and training moves reported in Clarksdale area
Clarksdale reports transfers of service members to Courtland Army Air Base for third phase pilot training. A Moore family welcomes Robert Sherdan Wolfe. Community notes include a Mechanicsville church position shift and Ida J. Crist celebrating her eighty seventh birthday.
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Clarksdale
Miss
Courtland Army Air Base
Courtland
Als
Army Air Corps
Ida J. Crist
West Patrick Street
Sawmill Fire at Night Destroys Sawing Equipment
A large pile of sawdust ignited at a sawmill near Ralph Miller around 11 pm drawing bystanders who saw glow from the fire. The blaze damaged the engine and saw, with firefighters from Guardian Hoe Company of Thurmont arriving to extinguish the flames and control the spread.
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T Brcus
Wieder
Fie
Ralph Miller
Guardian Hoe Company
Thurmont
Resorts Keep Open In September Busy Ocean City Survey
A Baltimore survey of Ocean City and nearby Rehoboth Beach shows most hotels restaurants and clubs plan to stay open through September with bookings at capacity into early October. Rentals for apartments and cottages report September as the greatest in memory with boardwalk shops and concessions keeping open as long as weather allows. Local veterans note a four to five year trend of longer Sepembers and rising activity.
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Baltimore
Ocean City
Rehobr
Etern
Sept dUrts
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Mary R. Woodall
Ceri M. Liston
Middletown
Morganoun
W Va
Miss Woodall
Joseph Liston
Frederick
Route 4
Albert M. Scott
Carolyn H. Scott
Fairview Avenue
Raymond F. Pazdersky
Lenora Pazdersky
Tral Avenue
U. S Naval Training Station
Sampson
N. Y
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New Macer
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Joan Weisner
Mary E Weishaas
Charles Weishaar
Franklin and
Mary
Harvey Haugh
Carol Haugh
Darlene
Roscoe Harbaugh
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T. M. Darkis
Gideon Darkis
Tommy
Franklin Humetick
Richard C Hutcheson
Hondo Army Air Field Hands
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Bonne Blows
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Ray R. Hutcheson
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Alice
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George Fallon
Beatrice Culberson
Akron
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George A. Snyder
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Fred Tresselt
Ernest
Ann
Emily
Helen
Carolyn
Hackettstown, N. J
J Dean Zeiler
Vee
Inwood
Cyl
Frank Albaugh
Georgetown University
Washington
Maurice Allbaugh
Marie Hewitt
M. Hewitt
South Mountain
Donald D. Bohn
Fredprink
Hewitt
Gardner Taylor
Harpers Ferry
Virginia
Harland
Ruth
Jean
Charles
Charles Bohn
Charles Werner
Joan Charles
Robert Hewitt
Cumberland
F. Leo Wickless
Janice Frederick
Roy Huffer
Harry Smyre
Perry Hall
Rebecca Kay
Boonsboro
A. T. McCanner
Rosalie
A T McCamner
West Second Street
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Monroe Avenue
New York City
Hotel Paramount
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Mary Dove
South Market Street
Catonsville
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Roanoke
Amidee Eckard
A. Austin Cooper
the Pleasant View
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Broad Run
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Burkittoville
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George E. Wissler
Wissler
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Calif
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Emmittsburg
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Historg Ff
Swampscott
Robert K. Kelbaugh
Camp Edwards
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Philadelphia
Paris
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College Place
William DB. Buzzerd
Frederick William
New Yok
Governor Clinton
Pfe
Reginald KR Linton
Camp Pickett
Lester G Linton
Arthur Potts
Court Square
John W Fisher
Lemoyne
Harry Fisher
West South Street
Richard Petts
Hans Faber
Bethesda
E Delong Bowman
Fanfua Counts
William Brokaw
Pittsburgh
James Marrone
Fanview Avenue
M. Miller
Knoxville
Byi Henry Gardob
Way
Aly Fending
Boston University
Army
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Jack Kennedy
L. Kennedy
Nere
Oxford
England
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Otua
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James E Solt
Mechanicsville
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Solt
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