Milford chronicle., 1953-07-24
LEWES

Reverend Frank L. Moon was
the guest speaker at the regular
meeting of the Lewes Rotary Club
which met at the Ocean House on
Monday, July 18th. His topic was
Tools Used by the Clergyman,
and Rev. Moon referred to the King
James Version of the Bible, the
Revised Standard Version of the
Bible, and other references a min
lister uses to prepare a sermon.
The meeting was presided over
by the President, Mr.. William Car
penter, and the guests of the eve
ming were presented by Mr.. John
E. McGOvern, chairman of the Eel
lOwship Committee. The guests in
cluded Mr.. Clinton E. Moffitt, of
West Chester, Pa; Col. Armand F.
HOeble, of MT. Lebanon, Pa; Mr..
Ernest Bowen, of Barre, VT; Mr..
Herbert Bingham, of Washington
and RehObOth; Mr.. Ernest Bald
win, of Arlington and RehOboth,
and Mr.. Harry Williams, of Mills
bOrO and Rehoboth.
The Beebe Hospital is now hav-
ing a greatly needed addition to
the hospital laboratory constructed.
The addition, II by II feet, is of
frame construction, and is on what
was formerly an open deck, and is
expected to be completed by August.
The contract for the work was
awarded to D. F. Quillen and Sons.
of RehObOth Beach.
The laboratory is under the sup
ervisiOn of DR.. Otaker J. Pollack.
of Dover, former European path
OlOgist, who moved to Delaware on
February l, 1852, and became asso-
ciated with the Beebe Hospital at
that time. He had formerly been in
Boston, Mass. Miss DOrOthea Quinn.
OF Wilkes Barre, Pa, is chief labo-
ratOry technician, and a recent
member of the hospital staff.
Another new staff member is the
resident physician, DR.. Elmer P.
Nemes, formerly of Cluj, Roumania.
A graduate in medicine from the
University of Cluj in 1912, DR..
Nemes received an honorary Ph. d.
IN Debrecen, Hungary. He studied
at the FlOrel Clinic in Geneva.
Switzerland and in 1945 and 1916
was taXOlOgist with General de-
Gaulle's Army of the Free French
Medical Corps. He was later Medi-
cal Director of Sanitary Ministerian
in Venezuela, South America. and
practiced in Amazon Indian terri
tory in 1947-48, and arrived in this
country late in 1948.
His American internshiD was
served at the Wickersham HosDitaI
in New York City to July /, 1949
He was resident physician at the
Royal Hospital in New York Citv
in 1850. DR.. Nemes was director
OF research at the Tropical Labora-
tories in st. Michaels, Md, from
1851 until July 1st of this year
when ne came to LeWes.
He married a young Eastern
Shore woman, November %. 1851.
and they have child eight months
old. DR.. and Mrs. Nemes now re-
side at 5O8-B Kings Highway.
Master Sergeant Leo E. Kune-
man, of 2O8 Market, N. E., Lewes
Is currently assigned as an instruc-
tor to the 1853 Reserve Officers
training Corps Summer Camp at
FORT Belvoir, Va. Upon completion
or the six week field training
course, Master Sergeant Kuneman
VIII return to his position as assis-
tant instructor at Loyola College
master Sergeant Kuneman, who is
a veteran of World War IT. has
served 40 months overseas and has
received the Purple Heart and
Bronze Star.
Cadet Ronald X. Knapp, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence r. Knann
OF LeWes, has returned to the IL
5: Military Academy at West Point
after tour of Army and Air Force
Bases which lasted throughout the
month of June.
Cadet Knapp, a first classman
(senlor), at the academy, will now
spend the balance of the summer
framing new plebes and third
classmen (sOphomOres) at nearby
Camp Buckner. ~
The senior class visited WRIGHT
Patterson Air Force Base in 6oi
LOn' Ohio, the Armor School at
Fort Knox, KY, the Artillery School
at Fort Sill, Okla, the Infantry
school at Fort Benning. Ga and
the Guided Missile Center AT Fort
Bliss, Texas, during their fvine
tour. Cadet Knapp is a member of
the Escort and Ticket COmmittoo
the Model Railroad Club and thp
Radio Club. He graduated from
LeWes High School in 1949 and
Iater attended Cornell University
lie was appointed to the Academy
Dy Senator John ]. Williams. of
Delaware. -
Miss Mary Jane McGinnis of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
here with her aunt, Miss Margaret
Hazard, at her home on Savannah
Road. '''' Il a Il
Mr. and Mrs. Dodson West of
wilmington, Delaware. were the
weekend guests of Mr.. Vests mo-
ther Mrs. Samuel West, at her resi-
dence on Mulberry st.
Mrs. Joseph c. Phillips of Flori-
da.' IS making visit in Lewes for
several days with friends and reIa-
tiVes: Mrs. Phillips will be remem-
6ered as the former Mrs. Sara
AlbertsOn of Lewes.
Mrs. Justus B. Naylor and Mrs
/ Frederick G. Clifton, Jr., spent
Friday in Wilmington with reIa.
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Maull, Jr.
are now on two week vacation
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