Naval Academy Welcomes 1106 Plebe Class Members
Edward W. Cather II, son of Roy A. Cather of 617 S Washington St, joins 1106 new midshipmen at Annapolis sworn in June 27 1955. Class of 1959 begins indoctrination ahead of the September 6 start. Cmdr Quanbeck in Washington Navy Lt Cdr Gordon Quanbeck to duty with Production Division July 15.
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Naval Academy
Edward W. Cather, II
Roy A. Cather
S. Washington St
US. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Christchurch School
Christchurch
Bullis Preparatory School
Silver Spring
Navy
Cdr
Gordon Quanbeck
Mary L. Colaw
Stephens City
Bureau of Aeronautics
Washington, D.C
Local Army Recruiter Schedule for Martinsburg Area
The U S Army Recruiting Station at 105 East Boscawen Street lists Recruiting Sergeant M/Set George R Schnarr. He visits the station on Tuesdays and Fridays from noon to 5 pm and halves time at the 3rd Floor County Court House Building Martinsburg WV. Weekly stops include Berryville Post Office Tuesday morning Middletown and Stephens City Posts Friday mornings. He covers five counties Morgan Berkeley and Jefferson in WV and Clark and Frederick in VA.
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U.S. Army
Boscawen Street
George R. Schnarr
County Court House
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Berryville
Middletown
Stephens ‘City
Morgan, Berkeley and
Jefferson
Virginia
Clark and
Frederick
Boucher Named To TV Guide Job
Frank M. Boucher, former Capitol Theatre manager in the early 1930s, has been named eastern advertising manager of TV Guide with offices at Rockefeller Center New York City. Previously Washington manager, he joined TV Guide in April 1953 as chief of the Washington bureau and helped boost local circulation. He is known in advertising and entertainment circles and was Chief Barker of the Variety Club Washington tent in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Boucher
Capitol Theatre
TV Guide
Rockefeller Center
New York City
Washington
Mr. Boucher
Variety Club
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Note to Reach Four Physicians in an Emergency
In emergencies call four physicians for immediate assessment. Ensure each doctor is alerted in sequence and confirms arrival times. Prepare patient identifiers and current medications to aid rapid care coordination.
Bethel Baptist Memorial Assoc Holds 17th Annual Meeting
The Bethel Baptist Memorial Association holds its 17th annual gathering Sunday at Old Bethel Church two miles south of Millwood in Clarke County. Morning session at 11 includes Robert Kane of Goshen delivering the principal address. afternoon program at 2:30 led by Rev. Paul E. Reiter of Boyce Baptist Church. Luncheon is served by the organizing committee women. Alexander Mackay-Smith presides.
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Bethel Baptist Memorial Association
Old Bethel Church
Millwood
Clarke County
Bethel
Friends of
Old Bethel
Robert Kane
Goshen
R. C. A. Victor Corporation
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Boyce Baptist Church
Paul E. Reiter
Grubbs to Speak at Calvary Church on Front Royal Road
The Rev. Charles Grubbs of Martinsburg will preach at Calvary Church of the Brethren on Front Royal Road this Sunday at 11 a.m. The church is led by Pastor Floyd Wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grubbs
Martinsburg
Calvary Church of the Brethren
Front Royal Road
Floyd Wine
Louisville Slugger Bat Makers and Lee Mansion Name Change
Louisville Slugger has been the trademark for bats from a Louisville plant since 1894 turning out about 3 million bats annually in 200 styles and sizes. The Lee Mansion at Arlington National Cemetery area was built by George Washington Parke Custis with the house later associated to Gen. Robert E. Lee. a new bill renames it Custis Lee Mansion to honor the Virginia family.
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Louisville Slugger
Louisville
Kentucky
Lee
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia
John Parke Custis
Martha Washington
George Washington Parke Curtis
Robert E. Lee
Eisenhower
Custis Lee
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Edward Cather
Cmdr
Quanbeck
Boucher
Bethel Assn
Mr. Grubbs
Minor Motor CO
The
Advertising Council
National Safety Council
Winchester
Evening Star
S&s. Loudoun St
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