Picnic Brings 300 Attend Everedo Company Event
About 300 Everedy Company employees and families attended a Braddick Heights picnic on Saturday with games, prizes, and a catered fried chicken meal. H. J. Leichert presided as general chair, Don Gearinger’s band provided music, and Lester E. Cain won the singles in the horseshoe event while Cain and Bowers Jr. won doubles. The youngest and oldest attendees received Kemp’s gift certificates, and 21 prize drawings included a matched set of Everedy cookware. The event also featured children’s races and a tug of war with office staff.
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Everedy Company
Braddick Heights
H. J. Leichert
Charles E. Stup
Don Gearinger
Lester E. Cain
Haymond E. Bowers Jr
Harry’ J. Lebbert Jr
Cain
Mary Shoemaker
Kemp's
Kesley Victor Stull
Kemp‘s
Mos
Tommy McCanner
Sandra May
Faye Zimmerman
Mary ‘Zimmerman
John Fowler
Sally McCanner
Sharon
Mary Zimmerman
Paul
Jerry
Jerry [Koogle, Faye and Barbara Zim- Jmerman
Mary Zim-j ‘Merman
Blaine Roelke
Linda Lochner
Jerry Koogle
Faye Zim- Jmerman
Susan Roelke
Lady McCanner
Frankie Karn
Robert Zimmerman
Faye
Barbara Zimmerman
Tommy BicCanner
Joanna Karn
Cindy Baer
Sharon Cain
Leo BH Collistoner
Paul C. Lantz
Frederick C. Carlin
Charlie O. Miller
Maynard B. Hamilton
Marion Stull
Johnnie Fowler
Marion T. Butrow
Mr. King
Claude H. Dutrow
Kake E Wineeys
Juanita Karn
Donald Lee Croneburg
Kake Saver Jr
Norman Fogle
A. B. Summers Jr
Nancy Shade
H. J. Leichert Jr
Ihairman
Leo H. Collistower
Alden B. Summers
Henry N. Lochner
Helen S. McBride
C. S. Moberly Jr
James O. McCanner
Edward L. Heerd
Raymond E. Bowers Jr
Purpose Of Social Security For Farmers
W S King district manager of the Hagerstown Social Security Office explains that social security for farmers mirrors that for other workers. Old age benefits replace part of income when earnings are low or retirement occurs. Farmers with no earnings after entitlement can receive benefits regularly, and those earning over 1200 dollars a year may still get some months of benefits if earnings fall below 280 dollars or work is seasonal.
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W. S. King
Hagerstown
Social Security
Fifty Years Ago Deaths and Notices in The News
Deaths include Miss Fannie L. Heack 70 of Union Bridge aged. services set for Sunday at 3 pm at Linton Bridge funeral home with Rev. Dixon Yaste. Mrs. Fannie Ellen Jones, widow of Charles Jones, dies at sister’s home near Union Bridge after three months illness. survives include Vernon Davis and others. funeral at Union Bridge church. James Leslie Hann, 71 of Creagerstown dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital after heart ailment. survivors listed. services Monday at 1 pm at Creager funeral home with interment in Thurmont Cemetery. School notes cover Maryland School for the Deaf opening with 70 pupils. local birthdays and community events. New Market and Jam’sville correspondents report on schools and a near-electric wire accident involving Master James Waters in Frederick area.
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Fannie L. Heack
Biss
Union Bridge
iDeath
Frederick County
Jacob R
Mary Jane Houck
St. James Lutheran Church
St. James
Lintons Bridge
Hartzler
Fannie Ellen Jones
Fangie Ellen Jones
Charles Jones
Near
Sirs
Howard Davis
Carrot County
John and
Eilen ‘Fucker Davis
Vernon Davis
Ainwood
James Leslie Hann
Creagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thurmont American Legion
Mr. Hann
Samuel and
Catherine Grushon
Minerva Fraley Hann
William C. Hann
Frederick
Calvin N. Hann
Lewistown
Charles Miller
Creager
Thurmont
E. Koontz Helwig
F. R. Seibel
Maryland School For the Deaf
Hermann Flick
Manchester
Harry E. Koogle
James Waters
Bir
Charles C. Waters
West Church Street
W.ai.c.a
Herman Ordeman
Hotel Braddock
T. B. Hayward
Elizabeth Tyler
Baltimore
Hayward
New Market
McBride
Grace Mariz
Ruth Thomas
Ijamsville
Walter Englend, Jr
Mariz
Twenty Years Ago Among The Sick Orzzy Runzles Of Mount Airy
Discharged patients from Frederick Memorial Hospital and home recoveries in Baltimore and Whitesville. Mrs. Roelke convalescing after surgery at Union Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Robbins convalescing in Whitesville after St James Hospital surgery. Local Luther League notes include officers elected, festival proceeds, and upcoming district meeting at St Pauls Jefferson with Summer Echoes theme. Public notices mention hold up at a filling station, local baseball star led league batting, and Typhoid fever cases in the county with no epidemic.
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Orzzy Runzles
Mount Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
L. H. Roelke
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Gordon H. Cade
Butler
Luther League
Luther League of
Virginie Zimmerman
Robert Young
Nancy Nofé
Singer
Eleanor Smith
Alice Zhamer- Imman
Barbara Smith
Diane Sehamer
Claiborne Nofisinger
Lathor League
Austin Elworthy
Lisbor
Charlie Keller
International League
Miss Pearl A. Eader
Frederick
Allegany County Teachers Association
E. C. Kefauver
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Funerals Held for T How ard Valentine and Clara Elizabeth Fox
Funeral services were held for T. Howard Valentine at 2 30 p m Thursday at the Walkerville funeral home with Rev William M Brown officiating. Pallbearers included Paul Beard I Donald Beard Alton Gilbert John Gilbert Jr Irvin Long and Alton Moxley Interment was in Chapel Cemetery near Libertytown. Clara Elizabeth Fox died Monday at University Hospital Baltimore and her funeral was Thursday at 2 30 p m at Rocky Hill Lutheran Church near Woodsboro with Rev Charles H Corbett. pallbearers Nevin Jackson Lewis Jones Guy Hobbs William Whitmore Mortis Wastler and Ross Stull. Burial followed at the church cemetery. M L Creager and Sons, funeral directors.
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T. Howard Valentine
Libertytown
C. Barton
Walkereville
William M. Brown
Paul and
Donald Beard
Alton Gilbert
John Gilbert Jr
Irvin Long
Alton Moxley
Cemety
Liberixtown
Naomi Hahn
Fred
Clara Elizabeth Fox
University Hospital
Baltimore
Rocky Hl Lutheran Church
Woods
Boro
Charles H. Corbett
Nevin Jackson
Lewis Jones
Guy Hobbs
Wiliam
Whitmore
Mortis Wastler
Elm Street Pta
Ernest W. Taverner
George Bennett
The
Elmis
T. Woodrow Harrison
Wed
Ash
Thurmont
Board of County Health and Safety
Hall
Gram- United Brethren
Thurwemont
Pic
Elmer Andrews
Ivan G.' Naugie
Old Rugged Cross
Ror Frashouri
Russell Forney
Lloyd Eyler
George Martin
Albert Ripple
Earl
Lewistown Cemetery
Pythian Sisters
Frank Lewis
Thei
Mary Clem
PTA
Hirs
Margaret Bowers
Helen
E. William Hall
Blubaugh
Delie
Crawford
Esther Mill
Audrey Biercer
Mollie Zim
Merman
Ferne, Etzler
Bessie’ Poole
Teendrey Mercer
Naomia Wachter
Winfield
Wah
Hmalie Firmmarman Dacow Wand
George Frank Harris
Mt Airy
Ennis Cozle
Calvary Methodist Church
National Cemetery
Stewart Richmond
Albert Harrison
Edgar Wil‘son
Ollie B. Driver
Victor Harrison
Charles J. Gunn
C. M. Waitz
Brigadoon Day Celebrates Third Birthday in Frederick
The article notes Brigadoon Day in Frederick as the town marks its third birthday Saturday on Charles Street circle. It references cheerful lines about sunshine in others lives, cites Rome dispatches, and mentions a former editor Lee McCardell as a friend and companion.
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Frederick
Charles Street
Rome
Newspaper Companion
Lee McCardell
Lee
Tito
Stu
Thei
Ken Barncord
Brigadoon
Ismal Hown
Fort Detrick hosts large dinner dance for federal workers
The Fort Detrick office advertises tickets for a September 21 dinner dance sponsored by the National Federation of Federal Employees. Events include a 6:33 PM dinner, 9:06 PM dancing, with Debonair dance music and many invited officials. Tickets must be purchased by September 19.
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Fort Detrick
D. Jhies
Hmalien
G. Grothaus
Baltimore
S. Moore
John L. Schwab
Ice McCardell
iRodeo
Mary
Grace Grave
Zita Norris
le Committee
Jan Minney
Peggy Clendaniel
Mary Cristophersee
Happy Wjohony
Zufak
Jimmy Grove
Little Brigadooners
Ben Christophersen
Brigadoon Group
Jan Tinney
George Clendaniel
Donald R. ‘Jane
Veronica Catlett
Robert ‘Ebhert
George Kline
Ed Pease
Lewis Gannon
John Wisner
Richard Shaff
Rosa Kreb
J. Paul Chomas
Jean Martin
John Kennedy
Barbara Medloger
Thelma Wilson
Paul Koch
Tamiel Fove
Frederick
Oliver Keefer
Imn-Post
Barbara Medinger
North Carolina
Civil Service
National Federation of Federal Employes
Rome Tales And Community Notes From Frederick
A long Frederick Chronicle page item blends a Rome reminis bicycle with local club notices. Brigadoon leaders and post office ticket sales mix with civic anniversaries, PTA planning, and weddings. Soldiers of the Month, community concerts, and local birthdays fill out the page alongside school events and social notices.
Dickersons Doings and Reenlistments On Report
Local column notes long list of community updates from military reenlistment to vacations abroad. Buster Glover reenlists six years. Nai T Jew preparing for West Germany trip. Doris Perry and others on vacation. Mentions retirements, hospital visit, and new assignments, with references to local organizations and residents.
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Buster Arvel Glover
Nai T. Jew
Germany
France
Taly
England
Netherlands
Belgium
Denmark
Switzerland
Doris Perry
NEFE
Flair Reserve Armory
Paul Koch
George Tobery
Dicker
Con
Lib Smith
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Herbert Jordan
Gerald Veer
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Budapest
Caesar
Harry Kefadver
Alan D. Jang
Roslyn Fisher
Fee Igoene J. Kendra
Clarence Eith, Jr
Marie E- 1
Biser
Patricia E. Boyles
Larry T. Jon Hardin
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James T. Duff
University
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Alan K. Mackenzie Wie
EB. 1
Dupont
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Harry E. Daer
Esso Research Land Engineering Company
Linsden
N. 5
John H. Wilson
Fort Detrick Ladies Club
Leonard Mika
Everett Hanel
New York
BerjMrs
Amos Johnson
Ilisa
Chicago
Cairo
Riley. D. Housewright
John ‘Hl Frazier
Nelson Latiat
East Second Street
Blue Ridge
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Vatican
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Manuel Barbeito
John Bowden
Thomas Cramer
William Daniels
George Delbrook
Richard Kruse
John P. Miller
Robert Nicodemus
William Patrick
A. M. Ringer
George Svarnas
Hugh Tresselt
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Frank Hart
Treme
Mike
Younch
James H. Falk
Falk
Grand Chapter
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Enoch Chapter
Grover L. Michael
Pittsburgh
Community Concerts Association
Donald ©. Leatherman
Hobart
Earl Hamer
Josephy B. Albaugh
Frederick J .M. Wilson
Ralph Tonian
H. Fellows
Curtis Thorne
Shirley Braungart
Meredith H
Kay) Mackley
Howard Ash
Annie Atkinson
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Charlotte Clem
Helen Blo
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Fisher
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May Keyser
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Victory
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Shreveport
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Tex
Frederick High School
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the Chanticleers
Elain
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Knickerbocker Players
Curt Thorne
Grace Miller
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Adrian Chappel
Carol Freed
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Carolyn Daniel
Bigon
Sanger
Louis Greenberg
Ed Jones
Charlotte Best
Bill
Joe Moore
Mark Curtis
Robert
Colin F. Vorder Bruegge
Walter Reed Army Medical Corps
Walter Reed Hospital
Francis J. Hartdegren
Brooklyn
N.Y
Carl E. Sturgeon
Hillsboro
Virginia
ML. Andras
Shirles G. Eckenrode
Robert McNeave
Walter Thomas Randusky
R. McLean
Nancy E. Dudderar
James E. Fox
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Raymond Freedman
Donald B- Rice
T. Donald Dixon
W. Eugene Sanders
John V. Mullendore
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Weinberg
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Iris Yonetz
Bond
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Horate Rees
Raymond Newell
Leonard Zimmermann
Helen E. Orndorff
Walter N. Fry
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Theirbride
M Atr
Mrs. Fry
Washington
Marjorie.Ganley
College Estates
New York City
Hoston
Bangor
Robert Hoffman
Don Hodge
Photo Lab
Middletown High School
Ralph H. Grinder
William Burdette
Ralph
Chambersburg
Korea
Bertie Kolb
Chas
Shorb
Harold
Wayne Goettner
Airs
William Burnette
Dunningsham Falls
Faithful Workers Society
Leroy Hann
Harvey Lare
Rachel Wastler
S. William Burdette
Helwig
Leo Hardin
Dickerson
Donald Robeson
Charles Roberson
Alma Dixon
Falls Church, Va
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Donald Smith
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