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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1952

Page

5

Story of Mordecai Bean Pioneer and His Descendants

Biographical sketch tracing Mordecai Bean and his extended family from 18th century land grants near Frederick County to Civil War era life. It notes Isaac Zane Jr Iron Furnace, Bean Cave, marriages, and multiple generations including Major James Bean and descendants who settled across Ohio, Alaska, California, and beyond.

Mordecai Bean Frederick County Isaac Zane, Jr North Mountain Henry Secrist Michael White Jacob Cackley Taylor Isaac Evan Thomas James Bean Mordecai Nathan James Elizabeth Rebecca Southern Nathan Bean Jonathan Jenkins James Jenkins Isaac H. Faulkner Maud Rosenberger Samuel Hodgson Round Hill James, Jr Miss Fawcett Joseph Fawcett Joe Fawcett Bean Ohio Union Army Grand

Dentist 92, Frederick Dentist Dr Thomas S Bader Dies

Frederick Maryland. Dr Thomas S Bader a Sanieae dentist who missed only two days in 70 years is dead. He died Sunday from a fall at a daughter's home that fractured his right hip and led to complications. He was believed to be the nation's oldest practicing dentist.

Williams Family Burial and Ancestral Home in Taylor Furnace

Stephen Williams born 1880 James Alfred 1882 Nathan Bean 1884 Patrick Henry 1887 David Presler 1889 Mary Annie 1891 were all born and lived in the old brick house at Taylor Furnace. Mordecai Bean, pioneer, is buried in the family cemetery on the Taylor Furnace place. Descendants rest in the nearby cemetery beside St. John’s Church visible from the home site.

Chester Stephen Williams James Alfred Williams Washington D. C Nathan Bean Williams California Taylor Furnace Mordecai Bean St. John’s Church

Eisenhower Sings Christmas Carols at Columbia Home

Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower greeted Barnard College students outside his Columbia residence for a candlelit carol sing along. He joined in singing The Night Before Christmas and O Come All Ye Faithful after returning from a Korean front visit.

New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Columbia University Barnard College Columbia Eisenhower Florence Sloan Barnard Greenwich Conn Judith Leverone Boston

Missing 52 Portable Radios from Eisenhower Campaign Train

Staffers were asked to account for 52 of 60 RCA portable radios sent for Eisenhower's special campaign train. eight radios had been returned. The memo urged staff to check belongings and drop off any due refunds or explanations.

New York Eisenhower Radio Corporation of America James M. Lambie Jr RCA

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