Retail Selling Course Will Aid City Merchants
The Frederick High School retail selling course will place students in local stores afternoons and Saturdays, offering about 15 hours weekly work. Speakers Cromwell Willis and Mathews described the program and its year round placements, with merchants invited to cooperate as the project expands. A second item notes Middletown farmers seeking penal farm labor aid and Secretary Peace arranging contact with the State Penal Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Frederick High School
Senior Chamber of Commerce
Francis 5Cott Key Hotel
R. F. Cromwell
Public Schools of
Maryland
Charles W. Willis
Frederick High School
Clara Bell Mathews
Ocala
Fis
Mathews
Middletown
Washington County
G. Horton Peace
Elmer S.C. Maxwell
R. B. Wolfe
New Yar City
WPB
Camp Ritchie
Office of Civilian Defense
William B. Bennett
Russell Zimmerman
Francis Scott Key Hotel
John A. Shires
Peace
Frederick
Eugene W. Pruitt
W. Barry Everett
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wakefield survivor visits Frederick as ship repairs loom
Lieut James H Gillen junior doctor aboard the Wakefield, which burned at sea last week, visits Frederick to see his brother in law and sister. He expects orders to report for new duties after his ship is damaged and hopes to return aboard once repairs finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
James H. Gillen
U. S
Frederick
James P. Graham, Jr
Lieut
Gillen
Maryland Woman Leads War Service Conference
Mrs J D Dave Maryland state AAUW president attended a one day conference of the Advisory Council to the Womens Interests section War Department Bureau of Public Relations at the Southern hotel in Baltimore. She will carry the council work to this section of the state and assist in forging better understanding between women and the Army. Speeches by Mrs George C Marshall Col Oveta Hobby and Lt Col George Sutton highlighted the event which stressed organizing club women to aid Army efforts and inform families of servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Dave
Maryland
American Association of University Women
Third Service Command
Advisory Council
War Department Bureau of Public Relations
Southern Hotel
Baltimore
Dave
War Department
Emily Newell Blair
Women’s Interests
Washington, D. C
Milton A. Reckord
Pennsylvania
Virginia
District of Columbia
A. A
George C. Marshall
United States Army
Oveta Culp Hobby
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
George Frederick Sutton
Australian Military Commission
Reckord
Capt. Smith
Army Nurses Division
Daye
Marshall
Wedding bells ring at Evangelical Lutheran church
The wedding will be held at four o clock in the Evangelical Lutheran church. Miss Kathleen Mercer of Silver Spring will be maid of honor. Bridesmaids include Mrs Charles Zimmerman of Silver Spring Miss Dona Belle Morris of Hampstead Miss Martha Schnebly of Hagerstown and Miss Catherine Gray of Baltimore. Nearby guests and relatives attended or visited residents in Frederick and surrounding towns amid wartime duties and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clemson
Charles ©. Clemson
Westminster
Riding Club
Katherine Clemson
Baltimore
Frederick H. Baugh
Elkridge Kennels
Donaldson Brown
Greta Brown
Audrey Mercer
Grayson TV
Mercer
Barbara Fritchie
Maid of Honor
Henry W. Snyder, Jr
Evan
Gelical Lutheran Church
Kathleen Mercer
Silver Spring
Charles Zimmerman
Dona Belle Morris
Hampstead
Martha Schnebly
Hagerstown
Catherine Gray
Shafer Begu Wediling In Middletown Church
Miss Dorothy Ellen Bell and Paul Keller Shafer wed in Middletown at 11 oclock in the morning. The bride wore a blue crepe dress with lace trim and gardenia corsage, while her hat matched in velvet American Beauty shade. attendants wore black crepe dresses. Best man was F. Davis Shafer of Middletown, with music by Schubert and traditional wedding marches. The couple, graduates and professionals, will reside in Middletown after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ellen Bell
Paul Keller Shafer
Sastor
Declaration Filed in Suit For 4000
Eddie E. Hall Jr files a circuit court suit against Charles S. Houck Jr and State Decorating Co for 4000 alleging an August 7 incident in Johnstown Pa left Hall badly injured and totally disabled after a ladder slipped while removing auditorium decorations. He contends the ladder was unsafe and unused with proper assistance. Edward D. Storm represents Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie E. Hall, Jr
Charles S. Houck, Jr
State
Mall
Houck
Johnstown
Edward D. Storm
Grace Reformed church school class meeting report
Grace Reformed church school class held at Miss Ella Rhodenck's home with Mrs Vi ola Remebury co host. Eighteen members and six guests attended. Readings by Mrs Margaret Railing and Miss Bettie Thomas. Opened with songs and Psalm 23. Next meeting set for Wednesday Oct 7 at 7 30 with social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church School
R. L. Day
Ella Rhodenck
East Third Street
Viola Remebury
Nellie
Margaret’ Railing
Sain
Bettie Thomas
Sister Simmons
George Webster
Sale of Westsond home farm near Waterford
The Westsond home farm, known as the Peter Carr place, was sold to George M. Martin of Leesburg Virginia for 15500. The 29 acre property includes a colonial stone house and sits two and a half miles northeast of Waterford on the Point of Rocks road. Possession of the farm is to be given October 1 and the house on January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westsond
W. P. Coleman
George M. Martin
Leesburg
Peter Carr
Waterford
Point of Rocks
Deputy Governor S Horton Peace Named for Region Three
District Governor Lou L Brown of Lions International informs that S Horton Peace, secretary of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce, is appointed deputy district governor for region three. The region includes Frederick Airy Thurmont and Myr Peace s nc- 2 of Thurmont, with R K Remsbe Fortune noted as chairman of Airy-Fred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Horton Peace
Frederick
Chamber of Commitee
Lou L. Brown
Lions International
Frederick Airy
Thurmont
Myr Peace
Snc- 2
Ceeds
R. K Remsbe
Airy
Fred
Unclear Names in Hawaii War Memorial List of Grabb Group
Fragmentary OCR lists Hawai i names and addresses connected to Company EB 21th Infantry. It mentions Camp Whower Georgia and many individuals including Grabb family, Delauter, Cunningham, Grove, Young, Stull, Grimes, and Stull relatives. Several towns appear such as Hagerstown Baltimore and Washington DC, with scattered personal names and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grabb
Whower
Georgia
Dawaran
Meyrs
Paotesville
Clarence Delauter
Harold Delanter
Dorothy Cunningham
Hagerstown
Chester Grove
Harry Yinger
Roger Crum
Elva Earle Miller
Barbara Miller
Katty Grove
Franzina Grove
Jimmie Grove
Catherine Tete Notnety
Snook
Mel June Kidd
Ausry Kennedy
Wayne Kennedy
Freddie Young
Ronnie Young
Jean Bowers
Henry Stull
Ross Stull
John Grimes
Raymond Stull
Albert Powell
Staley Grimes
Dorothy Stull
Joseph Thomas
Grayson Domser
Mass
Rebecca Dumer
Willian Shoemaker
George Arnold
Betty Thomas
Ella Grenes
Glenna Stull
Dorothy Grimes
Jean Grimes
Alverda Grimes
Rath Grimes
Eleanor Jongs
Louie Stull
Mary Katherine Stull
Helen M. Stull
Chat Crimes
John G. Grimes
James Grimes
Robert Grimes
Ri Ond Stull
Paul Mheesuadst Sit
Depistuen
Il Updike
Washington, D. C
Wedlward Lester
St. Paul
Minn
George Stevens
Baltimore
Fifth Annual Miller Family Reunion Meld
The Miller family reunion was held August 80 at the home of Meo and Mes in Hansonville near John Grimes. An auction and basket raffle occurred before a program of speaking, recitations, and group singing. Officers elected included Edward Miller as president and Raymond M. Stull as secretary and treasurer. The event planned to recur on the last Sunday in August 1940 with many relatives listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Leich
Nancy
Rodney
Gilbert Thompson
Eleanor
Lois Moxley
Donald Hood
Mary Beth
Barbara Ann Thompson
Ronnie Frye
Aubrey Beall
Fulton Thompson
Peggy Beall
Thompson
Ella N. Thompson
Meo
Mes
John Grimes
Hansonville
Olivers
L4g
Edward Miler
Raymond M. Stull
Brom
Dorothy Stull
John Grintes
Turley Sith
Chester Cruve
Aid Mars
Edward Miller
Chester Crave
Earl Bowers
Watter Stull
Walter Stull
Charles Stage
Cent
Allen Harper
Wayne Feaga
Alk Kell
Mazie Crum
Nellie Green
Zulma Derr
Mildred Crum Cox
J. T. Whisonant
Fannie Lease
Matthew Stoley
Eugene Wachter
Joseph Kennedy
Charles Kidd
Ruth Morgan
Dorothy Stine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleveland L. Null
T. W. Null
Taneytown
Naval Air Station
Miami
Florida
U. S&., Naval Reserve
Wash. D. C
Freedom
Shanghai
Wake Island
Kagawa Prefecture
Winfield Scott Cunningham
Wake
NEA
Socictus
William Barnhart
Hood College
Loudoun County Ministerial Association
J. Armstead Welbourn
Milton B. Crist
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
Ralph §. Barnes
Petersburg, Fla
Mt. Airy
Walter R. Rudy
Mary Catherine Firor
Mt Jackson
LeRoy Mcr Coy
Roy B. Weller
Monrovia
McCoy
Navy
Addie Caughy
O. C. Zell
Veda Robinson
Robinson
Lombard Street
Miss Caughy
J. Keller Smith
Tra D. Watkins
Airv
Carroll Women's Club
Raymond Etzler
Sykesville
Hammond Miller
Harry O. Miller
Atlantic City
Frank Anders
Kent, Conn
Mr. Anders
Kent School
Anna Kate Rudy
Coblentz Hall
Mt Airy
Icol
John H. Church
Army
United States
Philippines
National Guard
Byron FE. Hughes
Braddock Heights
New York City
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
J. P. Carson
Wall
Peter Pan Inn
Pat Carson
DeeDeee Higgs
Anna Lee Etchison
Constance Delphey
Emily Myers
Carson
Grove Boulevard
Inhis City
Dorothy Ford
Miss Carson
Miss Ford
Delphey
DeeDee Higgs
Virginia Quynn
Edwin Hering
Carol Remsberg
J. Homer Remsberg
The
Consolidated Gas and Electric Company
Virginia Gubisch
H. C. Gubisch
Patrick Street
Jean Hos~fetter
Ocean City
Gubisch
University of Maryland
Hanover
Paul Swartz
United Club
WN. Wilson Schley
Swartz
Schley
Clarence A. Bussard
Air
Raymond
Bussard
William Reynolds
Antoinette G. Brosius
Katharine R. Bussard
George B. Delaplaine
Merrii E. Morgan
Marvin Nelson
Raymond I. Ford
Rosemont Avenue
3D Service Command
Harry M. Castle
Fengaville
Bernard McDevitt
Everett Flynn
James McDevitt
Everett
Eugene M. Castle
Wggimangton
D. C
C. Castle
Arlington
Bessie L. Castle
Grayson B. Castle
Gerald
Edward White
Carione
Earl H. Smith
Lee and
Stanley
Jefferson
Maurice D. Davis
Thurt- Mont
Bolivia High School
Bolivia
N. C
Clearspring High School
Harold P. Hengst
West South Street
Corp
H. P. Hengst
Camp Blanding
Fla
Ing
Noah Jenkins
John P. Carson
Detrick Field
Joe Stephens
John W. Quynn
Columbus
John T. Quynn
Margaret G Rrdicll
Dawsiestown
Post Chapel
Fort Denning
Richard P. Ross
West Church Street
Albert
Dashiell
Cornelia
Ann Marshall Dashiell
Harmon-on-the-Hudson
N.Y
George W. Myers
Abner Ilana
Howard Waltz
Hann
Cornus Beoteth Jr
Ick City Hospital
Robert FE. Klein
Cave II Cemetery
Ant
Fredenck
Amerst, Mass
Massachusetts State College
Landscape Architecture
Ernest Wine
Second Street
Russell
Adamstown
Hoye
Guy Anders
Trenton
New Wer
U. S. Army
Louisiana
Jay M. Willide
Fort Dix
N. J
Mrs. C. B. Williams of
Woodsboro
Frederick City Hospital
Lawrence Dorsey
Shafer-Begu
Paul Strine
Boud
Schubert
Wagner and
Mendlessohhe
Shater
Willard M. Beil
This City
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Washington
Shafer
S. Leslie Shafer
Middletown High School
Fairchild Aircraft, Corporation
Mongerstown
Martin
Westwood
Hawaii
Harold Bunbar Geabh
Free of
Potomac By-Products Co
Frederick, Md
Harpers Perry
Pinkhin
Pinkham
Borrew
Liberty Finance Corporation
N. Market Street
WM. KR
Slemmer
Dennison
Ag Anal Ptr
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Quaker City
Frederick's
North Market Street
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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