Mayor Still Seeks Police Chief After Extended Session
After a lengthy police discussion the Board authorized Mayor Culler to continue surveying candidates for Police Chief. A special meeting is planned for late next week to finalize the appointment, with no names or details released. Routine business followed including funds, permits, and school-related arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Lloyd C. Culler
Potomac Edison Company
Austin McKinsey
City Register
Market House
Frederick County’ Hood Club
Frederick High School
McCurdy
Mores
North Market Street
Baker Park
Weddings Tie Deloris Bender and James A Rice in Frederick
Miss Deloris L Bender of Frederick Route 2 wed James A Rice formerly of Brunswick at the Lutheran parsonage Brunswick Tuesday evening September 10 Rev Ralph H Miller officiated. Also Miss Lillian Augusta Sandusky daughter of Louis and Mrs Sandusky of Sykesville married Richard Samuel Putman of Baltimore at St Josephs Catholic church Sykesville Sunday September ? at 4 am Rev Joseph ? performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deloris L. Bender
Frederick
James A. Rice
Brunswick
Ralph H. Miller
Mackley Ridgeway Wedding At United Brethren Church
Dorothy Louise Ridgeway and Alfred Glenwood Mackley wed Wednesday at United Brethren Church in Frederick. Rev J H Schmitt led the double ring ceremony before a floral altar. Attendants included Miss Marie Myers and Franklin Furman, with a reception afterward. The couple plan residence in Sykesville after a wedding trip, then return to an apartment at Mrs. James Gaither’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sp. Amon
Marie Myers
Ellicott
City
Franklin Furman
James Gaither
Sykesville
Mackley
Ridgeway
Pennsylvania
Delalaware
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Dorothy “Louise Ridgeway
Raschine
Mee Phlia Tarmoer
Culler Avenue
Alfred Glenwood Mackley
Roland Mackley
East Sixth Street
United Brethren Church
J. H. Schmitt
Phillip Lomes
Wedding Plans For Ella Sunderland Kepler In October
Invitations issued for the marriage of Ella Anna Sunderland daughter of Mr and Mrs John Culbertson Sunderland of 1011 Oak Hill Avenue Hagestown to Atlee Calvin Kepler of Middletown. The ceremony will be Saturday October 3 at 4 pm at St Marks Episcopal Church Lappans with a 4 30 pm reception at the brides parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Annab Sunderland
John Culbertson Sunderland
Oak Hill Avenue
Hagerstown
Atlee Calvin Kepler
Middletown
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lappans
Local People and Travel Highlights in Brunswick Area
Brunswick residents report visits and trips including a Montgomery vacation return for Mr and Mrs Raymond L Ridge. Emmitsburg and Frederick locals tour Natural Bridge Virginia. A Brunswick student, Ervin W Hahne, starts at University of Maryland medical school. A Brunswick party attends Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen sessions in Miami Florida. Birth announced in Brunswick at Prednial City Hospital. Stanley Rosnick, UW Madison researcher, begins duties as History Dept Research Assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Ridgeway
Brunswick
Montgomery
Ala
Ridgeway
James T. Hays
Perry Hays
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
Jeanne Roney
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick
Natural Bridge
Virginia
Olin B. Raed
Ana Wae Naughter
Wheeler
Baltimore
John H. Stull
Dill Avenue
Ervin W. Hahne
Carl Hahne
University of Maryland
C. L. Moats
Bessie Strickler
Frank Howe
Miami
Florida
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ellsworth, Carter
Aonn
Predngial City Hospital
Stanley Rosnick
M. Rosnick
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Jas
Get Welcome Relief From Stomach Gas and Sour Food Taste
Do you feel moody and fretful after meals due to stomach gas and sour taste In Independent Laboratory tests on human stomachs 885 Tonic is claimed to be highly effective in increasing gastric flow when disturbance is non organic It also supports nutritional anemia with better digestion and blood formation Millions of bottles sold Buy 685 Tonic from your drug store today to build sturdy health
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy People
Deadliest at Dawn Rattlesnake Venom Most Potent Morning
A rattlesnake is more poisonous in the early morning than at mid day, with venom accumulating in its glands after night and increasing its strike danger.
Warsaw rower logged long wartime commute to Schenley plant
James T. Smith of Warsaw Kentucky rowed more than a thousand miles round trip during the war to reach his work at the Schenley war alcohol plant in Lawrenceburg Indiana. He crossed the Ohio River twice daily amid his challenging route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Smith
Warsaw
Schenley War Alcohol
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Ohio River
Air currents lift ARD FALL birds on rising air
Birds gain altitude by coast ing with rising currents. They rise as the air moves upward faster than their descent, allowing sustained ascent without flapping.
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Taney
Betty Jane van Fossen
Matie Ensor
Marten Tit Mviftan
Richard Hopkins
Mr. Mackley
George Lay~ Man
George Phebus
Lenora Morgan
DeKoven
Cadman
Schubert
Roger Brooke Taney
Supreme Court
Historical Society of
Frederick County, Inc
Skyline” Ensicage Harvester
Skyline
Frank Stauffer
Operated BY
Bruce C. Crum
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick Motor Company
Harry BR. Jones
H. L. Brandt
West Patrick Street
Atlantic City
N. J
Lorraine Or, Reynolds
North Hollywood
Cali
Robert
Saipan
Japan
Mme
J. W. Donnan
Lindbergh Avenue
Reynolds
Ges
California
C. E. Stee
Homer Palmer
Abner Devilbiss
Union Bridge
Darton
Steel
Steel and Mrs. Devilbiss. Fe. Richard K. Miller
Mm L. Homer
Miller
Hashhnen
Camp ‘Khmer
N. da
Pre. Miller
Pask
Eleanor V. Smith
Boston
C. Edward Smith
Qid Braddock
Miss Smith
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Mast
Oscar Lowe
Fairview Avenue
Otterbein
G College
Westerville
Ohio
Wid
Lee E, S$. Martin
Damascus
Frederick City Hospital
Cushman Autoglide Agency
Alton C. Whitmore Walkersville
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
KRIS
Mgr
Dwie
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Fredierick, Md
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel Bldg
Tal
Gunther's
Maryland
Gunther
Gunther Brewing CO. Inc
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