Awarded Service Emblems At Luncheon
A luncheon honoring four Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company employees on the anniversary of long service was held in the city. C J Smith Jr presented jeweled emblems to A T Luther for 5 years, J F Shuman for 40 years, William Huff for 30 years, and R A Ramsburg for 25 years, with the announcments by J C Bondurant and attentants F G Adams Jr M H Roe C J Smith Jr H L Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
J. Smith, Jr
J. C. Bondurant
A. T. Luther
J. F. Shuman
Onds
William Huff
Sapphire
R. A. Ramsburg
Ruby
F. G. Adams, Jr
Maryland
M. H. Roe
Hagerstown
C. J. Smith, Jr
H. L. Brandt
Conococheague DAR Chapter Holds June Meeting
Conococheague Chapter D A R held a lawn supper meeting at Mrs. D A R Wagner home on North Potomac Street. New regent Mrs. Mark E Reed led the business session as committees were named for programs schools flag use conservation bylaws genealogy and national defense among others. Plans were announced for a September luncheon marking the chapter’s 10th anniversary with speaker Mrs. William H Pouch and retiring regent Mrs. Leo H Miller nominated for state vice regent. meeting adjourned for fall with 35 members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott R. Wagner
J. Earl Kohler
Wagner
North Potomac Street
Mark E. Reed
John L. Carnochan
C.L. Mowrer
Fred Wright
D. C. Mumma
Orville Myers
E. C. Darner
Harry.r. Rudy
D. A. R. Magazine
Lottie Kelier
Warren Miller
Ellis Island
N. H. Ayers
J. B. Sheetz
Earl Kohler
National Defense
G. W. Tyler
Jennie Snyder
Elmer St. Clair Maxwell
Frank N. Hoffmeier
Nelson Rowe
Conococheague
William H. Pouch
Leo H. Miller
Local Listings of Names and Ages in Hagerstown Area
A compiled list shows individuals with ages and hometowns including Bruce W. Smith 20 Chewsville Catherine P. Eberts 19 Funkstown William G. Marsh 21 Jean M. Miocksdale 18 Hagerstown Paul A. Coleman 23 Dargan Mattie M. Dodson 18 Charles Town W Va Bernard E K Batman 34 Valda M. Berry 24 Hagerstown Richard F. Repp 19 Clearspring Frances I. Clopper 18 Hagerstown Clarence W. Lindsay 40 Baltimore Esther M. Barrett 20 Martinsburg Owen E. Wyant 21 Betty Tm Taylor 18 Hagerstown Robert O. Land 26 Washington DC Doris A. Aumillar 24 Hancock George E. Ridenour 22 Lillian I. Poe 22 Hagerstown Fred E. Travinger 23 Hilda M. Staley 22 Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce W. Smith
Chewsville
Catherine P. Eberts
Funkstown
William G. Marsh
Jean M. Miocksdale
Hagerstown
Aul A. Coleman
Dargan
Mattie M. Dodson
Charlestown
W. Va
Bernard EK
Batman
Valda M. Berry
Richard F. Repp
Clearspring
Frances I. Clopper
Clarence W. Lindsay
Baltimore
Esther M. Barrett
Martinsburg
Owen E. Wyant
Betty ™. Taylor
Robert O. Land
Washington, D. C
Doris A. Aumillar
Hancock
George E. Ridenour
Lillian I. Poe
Fred E. Travinger
Hilda M. Staley
WE WOMEN BY BETTY BRainerD
Dear Betty Brainerd advises a wife facing marital strife with a drinking husband to stay calm, avoid provoking quarrels, and seek harmony. The columnist endorses silence over provocation, suggests moral reform for the husband, and hints that military discipline might help. The letter writer is urged to draft correspondence under a pen name.
Concert Dates For Senior Band And Navy Base Work
Dates listed for future concerts include June 17 July 1 July 15 July 29 August 12 and August 26. The text notes construction for the Japanese navy at the three bases Sasebo Kure and Yokosuka.
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Agust
Sasebo, Kure
Yokosuka
Fisher Class Banquet At Hotel Recently
The Fisher Bible Class of St. Mark's Lutheran Church held its yearly banquet at Hotel Patterson. Gifts were exchanged and Miss Helen Rhodes received a special gift for attending every Sunday for five years. The evening featured singing and games with many members listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Hotel Patterson
Helen Rhodes
John Fisher
Vivian Helm
Julia Schmidt
Lillian
Railroads Enter Chicago Represent Large U.S. Network
Forty one railroads enter Chicago accounting for about 40 percent of U S mileage, highlighting the city as a major national transportation hub and a vital link in the railroad system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Leming Rudy Nuptials In New York City
The wedding of Marian Miller Leming and Harry Robert Rudy Jr. occurred Saturday June 13 at St Pauls Episcopal Church New York City. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs George Miller Leming of Philadelphia. the groom is with Sharpe and Dohme Lab and partner of H R Rudy Pharmacy. They plan to reside in Philadelphia after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Miller Leming
George Miller Leming
Philadelphia
Harry Robert Rudy, Jr
Harry Robert Rudy
Rudy
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
New York City
R. J. Gibson
University of Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
St. John’s College
Annapolis
University of Maryland School of Pharmacy
Sharpe and Dohme Laboratory
H. R. Rudy Pharmacy
Hospital trainee nurses offered in city program
A city class teaches women to assist professional nurses for patients who cannot afford private rooms. Included are Mrs. Irene Chambers Mrs. Louise Miller Mrs. Mabel Devil biss Mrs. Peninnah Carr and Miss Mary Byer. Instruction is by Mrs. Helen Baptisti with Mrs. Gladys Hipple assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Chambers
Louise Miller
Mabel Devilbiss
Peninnah Carr
Mary Byer
Helen Baptisti
Gladys Hipple
Y M C A Band To Open City Park Concerts
The Y M C A Band under Edwin C Partridge opens a series of concerts at City Park on Wednesday at 8. The band is in its eighth year with many new members joining for the first time. Early members now serve in the U S armed forces and a letter from England notes a former member in the British Royal Air Force. New classes start yearly for beginners and all current members began as beginners trained in small groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Partridge
U. S
England
Royal Air Force
More Nurses Aides Enroll At Hospital
A new group of women has enrolled in the Red Cross Nurses Aide Corps, announced by Mrs. W. R. Willard. They acknowledge the need for more nursing care in Hagerstown and nationwide, and commit to serving the community during the duration. The graduates receive only the satisfaction of helping others and bringing cheer to patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Nurses’ Aide Corps
W. R. Willard
Hagerstown
Aittle
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