Fort Detrick Changes Command At Army Post
Fort Detrick announces Captain Raymond Bell succeeds Captain Thomas L Stovall as Headquarters Commandant. Stovall departs for study at the University of Maryland this fall and Bell arrives after serving as post adjutant. Also listed are several military separations, new Troop 789 Scouts, and wedding and social notices from the Fort Detrick community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Raymond £. Bell
Thomas L Stovall
Stovall
University of
Koeta Bat Ears
Riggs Road
West Hyattsville
BOY Scouts
Toop
Harold Neufeld
Lee Jaeans
Richard Volk
Robert Warner
Bill Plyler
John Underwood
Lloyd Graf
Unarman
Fd Vhe
Alex Smallberg
Ted Hayward
Advancement
Fred Gardner
John J Hayes
Maja Gardner
Thomas Z. Stovall
Francis Scott Key
Cunningham Falls
Happy Johnnie Zufall Leaves Frederick Family Memories
A tribute to Happy Johnnie Zufall and his wife Vonnie as they relocate from Frederick to Florida for a radio show season. The piece recalls Johnnie’s morning broadcasts, showmanship, family life, and a severe 1937 car accident that impacted their kids, detailing their long, wholesome career in broadcasting and vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
You
Johnnie
Johnie
Hns
Gillin
Happy Johnnie
Vonnie
Johane
Jeanme
Jobnme
Este
San
Thania
Jobnmne
Earl
Hich
Castle
Johanne
Juniata College
Winneh
Owas
Veanne Mae
Ake
Castle No
Oho
York
Pennsylvania
Rmen
Morejroad
WJAX
Zulals
Florida
Navy
Cindy
Nancy
Tommie
Jean Yingling
Autopsy pins bull attack as cause of Lowe death
Arthur L. Lowe, 65, of Travilah, was found dead on his 400 acre farm from injuries by an enraged bull. The Montgomery County deputy medical examiner cited shock, crushed chest, and ruptured liver. Survivors include his widow and five children. Funeral plans are private. Two local youths began Army training at Fort Gordon under the Reserve Forces Act, studying the telephone lineman’s course. Private James I. Main and Harold R Wolfe left for basic training after local roots in Adamstown and North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jv. Calabressa
University of Wisconsin
John J. McCallen
National Sugar Refining Company
Long Island City
Tom K. Scott
Stanford University
James F. Phillips Wall
Youngstown University
Bell
de- Youngstown
Ohio
Acek
Clyde P. Jupiter
Uni- Chemical Corps Company
California
Fort McClellan
LeRoy A. Karjala
Coffeyville
Kaw
Threat
Creole
Koppers Company
Monaca
Robert W. Milner
Redstone Arsenal
Huntssville
Ala
Duane E. Bell
Ellis KE. Kauffman
North American Aviation
Columbus
C. Russel N. Yeckley
Westinghouse Electric Company
Pittsburgh
David E. Walia
J. Walter Thompson and Company
Chicago
Donald W. Rice
Puerto Rico
Rice
Mountaindale
Elijah C. Paul
Fort Lewis
Wash
Joy. Kerr
Bosus
Stork
Boyds
Jacobs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
and Airs
Charles Diehl
Edward Hamrich
Bethesda
Carl Wagner
Princess Anne
Ocean City
Charles Israel
Washington
Grace Israel
Monotacy
Beallsville
Boyds Wen's Club
Ralph Staley
Staley
Hinkley Burkett
James P Kerr
Franklinville
Baltimore
Happy Valley
Presbyterian Church
Port Deposit
Chesapeake Bay
Bords Church
Goucher College
Mary Ann
Barbara White
Barnesville
Grove City College
Albert Gloyd
James Gloyd
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Gaithersburg
Paul Meyer
Tater
Niagara Falls
Taithersburg
Arthur L. Lowe
Travilah
Lowe
Frank J. Broschart
Mont-gomery
Henrietta Lowe
Fort Gordon
James I. Main
Anthony M. Main
Adamstown
Harold R Wolfe
Mary H. Wolfe
North Market Street
Fort, Knox, Ky
Namemakers Adamstown Club Opens With Covered Dish Luncheon
The Namemakers club of Adamstown held its fall opening on September 5 at 1 pm with Mia Elmer Michael as hostess at Cooling Springs. Fifteen members and four visitors attended as prayers and hymns framed the gathering, followed by a business session and nominations. The group voted to hold one all day meeting monthly starting January 1957, with next meeting at Mrs Edgar Hawker’s home on September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Namemakers Club of
Mia Elmer Michael
Cooling Springs
Eric Biser
Foods and Nuuition Committee
Walter Page
Harry Thomas
Robert DeRose
Walter Myers
Walter Pace
Edgar Hawker
Howard Fry
Marital Nuptials and Community Notes From Frederick
The piece details a Walkersville bride in lace and satin wedding dress with rosepoint lace bodice and sabrina neckline, attendants in rust gowns, a reception outfit for Mrs Dinterman, and guests from Towson to Virginia. It also mentions resumed married life in East Patrick street, schooling, and employment, plus a hospital and club report with upcoming meetings and a Civil Defense parade participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Walkersville
Harold M. Staley
John Tetek
Phantas Shaefer
Old Braddock
Dinterman
Clemson
Atlantic City
N. J. Wr
East Patrick Street
Walkersville High School
Visitation Academy
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Frederick High School
Towson
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Westminster
Virginia
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Wallace Fee and
David Berge
Cidhans
Derrick
Hubert Pumper
Richard W. Bowers
Charles E. Nanak
W. Eugene Sanders Jr
Dominic Gi Greco
Carl F. Bell
Michael P Kennedy
Richard H. Milburn
Donald J. Waters
John Kennedy
Jack C. McClear
Walter Comer Jr
Andrew G. Mayer
James Kelsh
John D. Reardon
Anna Lee Lassate
Billy H. Wingfield
Lawrence F. Holter
David D. Glick
Larry T. Shaff
James L. Goodman
Allen BD. Jung
Matthew H. Boring
Amos Palmer
Jane Kelly
Guynella Keller
George T. Anton
Charles DeRose
Ivan Gardner
Lorraine G. Disque
Walter 3. Robinson
Marriott D. Suesaker
Raymond L. Thomas
Robert H. Pisch- Mme
RK. Rough Garting
Anne Sterbinsky
Lester Boyer
St. John's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Rex Hall
Dorothy House
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Airs
Grayson Fouche
Sally Kent
Charles “Frank” Bartgis
First Baptist Church
Charlotte Pumn Young
C. W. Kent
L G. Bartgis
Mary Sue Kent
Tilly Kent
Patricia Kent
Wot Kent
Ruth Bartxin
Itdia Dann
Delphy Handley
George Vavada
Frederic Leonard
Oirlie Baey
Kevin Dale
Frederick Shoes
Santamber
Karidge
Paul Kae Jlawski
M Bernard Goetz
P. G. Pearson
Iris Yonetz
Marione Neff Robert Russell
Leonard Spero
Cnvilion
Lous F. Mane
Dorothy M. Blake
Clayton C Ward
Laos
Robert Wagner
Country Club
Richmond
Charles Stevens
University of Pitts
Jack Demetruk
Ther
Fort ‘Worth
Texas
James L. Sinnott
Ardeth Moler
Yellowstone National Park
Gerald Germuga
Timothy
William Young
Germirga
Charles Hammond
Frank Miller
Bangor
Maine
Anne King
Charles Jackson
Donald Weddle
Kit Nelson
Middletown
Betty Lou Carr
Ed Dapper
Oliver Leakins
New York
Gran
Manada Wooren
Vew Country Club
Ann Hahn
Jane Burgess
Nora Hoke
Mary Elizabeth Trout
Ruth Brant
Mae Shankle
Marjone Ganley
Mary Motherway
Corinthia Elkins
Sont
Virginia Lyach Charlie
Betty Downs
Nexs
Marceline
St Paul
Minn
Middle West
Minnesota
Braddock Heights Park
G Ff. Platt
Joe Brown Jr
Catonsville
Cordell Branch
Samuel W. Brown
Donald G. Brown
Dorothy (. Brown
Wanda
John Trittipoe
John A Trittipoe
Raymond Beil
Thomas Stovall
Happy Johnny
John Zufall
Zufall
Gal
Tommy
Jacksonville
Fla
Johnny
Zufalls
Fallen Castle No. 3
Baltic
Wbal Two
Timothy Dinterman
Larry Clemson
Richard Marvin Smith
Rose Mae Moberly
Mr. Smith
J. Alfred Schehl
Jesus
Hiditt M Abrecht
Hagerson
Yvonne Clemson
Neay Jus Cy
Naomi Kennedy
Walkersvile
Marlene Catsail
Keymar
Joan Poole
James Clemson
Cil
Arthur Rhoderich
Kesar
Ray Dinterman
Church of the Brethren Youth Fellowship
Grossnickle
Melvin M. Engle
Leu
Te. Porter
Patrick Street
Hersely Corun
United States
Babe Ruth
Sonta Club
Zool Club
Francis Seait ‘Key
Virginia Thomas
Mary Condon Hodgsom
Grace Stickell
Hammond Clary
Annie Warner
Take aCe
Oline
Esso
Frederick Bottled Gas Company
Prescription
S Market ST
Bigges
Everett Apineta
M. P. Moller Music Shop
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