French Attache To Speak Here At Local Event
Pierre Boyer attache of the Wagon in the de Francis Seow Key Tretencheon is slated to speak at a reservations event with D Tigertt and Mrs. Forest White. Residents Mr and Mrs Robert Gringer and daughter Laurie have moved to President Street Annapolis. Fort Ritchie discharge resumed as State Trooper at Waterloo Barracks. Ricky Lawson turns six Saturday. Community updates include Dr Wallace Rugh visiting Ardmore PA and Juniata College ties. Easter dance draws 200 teens. next dance April 20 with Bermuda shorts attire.
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Pierre Boyer
de Francis Seow Key Tretencheon
D. Tigertt
Forest White
Robert Gringer
Laurie
Daniel J. Thomas
Grove
President Street
Annapolis
Fort Ritchie
Waterloo Barracks
Donald Leatherman
West College Terrace
Wallace Rugh
Ardmore
Rugh
United States Civil Service
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
Maryland
Leatherman
Dr. Rugh
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Staley Park
William Krantz
Joanne Younkins
Robert Keith
Darryl Feagan
Linda Williams
W. W. Corbin
City Recreation Commission
Thurmont
Donald L. Lewis
Board of Commissioners
Ross V. Smith
D. Sayler Weybright
Howard R. Damuth
Church Street
State Roads Commission
Jules Shapiro
Roy Lookinghill
P. M. Little Jr
Ralph Baitzell
James Black
Charles R. Ambrose
Virts
Charlene
Shryn Hardesty
Robert Miller
John Keister
Jane Virts
James Cummings
Patti
Charlene Hardestys
Sheryn Hardesty
Donna Barger
Brunswick
A. N. Smith
Roxie Johmson
Rosa Tincher
Ashburn
Wanda Johnson
Luia Munch
W. E. Fletcher
John Graham
Rosemont
Edgar | Graham
Ralph Fry
Frederick
Thomas
Smith
Katherine Ann
Ralph’ Graham
Ken | Hodge
Dack ‘and the Beanstalk
Lovettsville
Robert Peacock
W. N. Peacock
Round Hill
Joseph Jodoin
Highland
Joseph Varela
Carla
Gail
Dranesville
Leith Lindsey
Vienna
Ella Rubel
Edith Bruin
Frances Lindsey
Garland Tincher
Lovellsville School
Berryville
Bernice
George
David
Robert
Stephen
Larry
Roger Ennis
Clair Kenna
Henry George
William A. Wade
Battletown Inn
George A. Martin Jr
Wade Alexander
Silver Spring
H. D. Beatty
Patricia Beatty
H. W. Beatty
Wade Alexander Martin
Wade
Kennedy Studio Engag
Ned A. Besso
Nyack
N.Y
Barbara Ann
Robert Moore
Lee Moore
Grant Place
Miss Besso
Hood College
Nyack High School
Moore
Frederick High School
East Tennesse State College
Johnson City
Tenn
Frederick Community College
Misfortune Strikes Twice In Middletown Family
The Gregorys faced two accidents in Middletown last week. A diaper pin was swallowed by two year old Mark but proved harmless after X rays. Their 1959 Rambler rolled brake failure across East Main Street and into the porch steps at Adal residence causing bumper fender tire and grill damage.
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James H. Gregory
Mark
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gregorys
East Main Street
Marshall C. Adal
East Main
Prospect Streets
Adalt
Gregory
YOUTH ELECT MARYLAND GOVERNOR AT YMCA MODEL
Eric Fable an 18 year old Cumberland senior defeated rivals to become youth governor at the 17th annual YMCA Model Legislature. Delegates from Tri Hi and Hi Y clubs total 232, with McIntyre elected speaker of the House and Logston president of the Senate. Cabinet members announced include Lavella, Robertson, Sweene, Kadel, Dorset, Kookens, and Rohrer.
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Annapolis
Eric Fable
Cumberland
Maryland
YMCA
Allegany County
Bill Schildt
Hagerstown
Carl Matthews
Baltimore
Schildt
Maryland General Assembly
John McIntyre
Lynn Logston
Senate
Pat Lavella
Dotty Robertson
Bonnie Sweene
Bethesda-Chevy |Chase
Karen Kadel
Elkton
Grenfell Ingathering Draws Large Group
One of the largest attendances on record gathered at Calvary Methodist church for the Grenfell Mission ingathering. Miss Margaret R. Molter reported about 1,200 garments and sewn toys collected, packed into crates and shipped. Local officers and contributors were acknowledged, with a display on Labrador and Sir Wilfred Grenfell’s work and a biography reviewed by Miss Molter.
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Grenfell
Calvary Methodist Church
Lab‘rador Missioner
St. Wilfred Grenfell
Margaret R. Molter
E. William Hall
Wilfred Grenfell
G. William Stultz
John L. Shaw
Bilis
Patricia Thomas
St. Anthony
Labrador
Miss Motter
Deep Sea Fishers
Sarmaer Ready School
Baltimore
George Tollinger
Carroll Albaugh
Miss Mower
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
J. Lennox Kerr
Newtoun
Robert Russell
J. Harold Keller
Philip Wertheimer
Grace Neidig
Moitter
Lovettsville Cub Scouts Host Pinewood Derby Winners
Lovettsville Cub Scouts held their monthly Pack meeting at the Game Club Building with a Pinewood Derby crowning Billy Hatcher as grand champion and Joey Paul as runner up. New Bobcat Pins went to Gary and Keith Garrison Mike Heller Billy Hatcher and Kenny Wirts. Wolf and Lion patches awarded to several boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Keister
Lovettsville
Game Club
Cubs
Maurice Hatcher
Stanley Mentzer
Billy Hatcher
Joey Paul
Gary
Keith Garrison
Mike Heller
Kenny Wirts
Charles A. Hopwood
Elliott City
Ayife
Virginia Waldron
Barbara
Carol
Kitty
Hopwood
Drews Hickman
Richard Hickman
Marilyn
Harry Biller
Blytheville
Ark
John David
Keisters
Clyde Keister
Singer's Glemm
Tom Hoover
Cootes Store
Helen Fulk
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Keister
John Neff
Lena Hess
Mirs
C. K. Davis
Purcellville
Timberville
Elizabeth Neff
Davis
Neff
Short Hill Mountain
Austin Pearson
Pete Legard
Nina Hickman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. R. L. Shumaker
William Lemon
Sewing Machine Mishap and Auxiliary News
In Frederick County a reader recounts tackling a modern sewing machine, comparing it to a Model T brain in a jet age after a string of thread breaks and mis stitches. An auxiliary meeting of the Junior Fire Company reports a Spring Conference plan and an Easter party. Engagement news from Frederick includes Suzanne Webster and A C Donald Gene Hoyle with a June wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mime
Frederick County
Junior Fire Company
Louise Mackley
Catherine Blumenauer
Lakeshore
Helen Delauter
George A. Webster
Motier Avenue
Suzanne
Donald Gene Hoyle
Frank A. Lowe
Baltimore
Miss Webster
Hood College
Golden Ring
Baltimore County
Hoyle
Lowry Air Force Base
Denner
Colo
Soroptimists Hear History of Venetian Glass
Mrs. Marilyn Pickering spoke at the Soroptimist Club on Venetian glass origin and its cultural impact in Venice. She traced its craft from tenth century glassblowing to Marco Polo and early unions, showing beads, artificial pears, eye glasses, and the Cane technique with notable local notices.
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Marilyn Pickering
Spe
Venice
Pickering
King Tut
Jean Eckard
Secial
Sekley Inn
Braddock Heights
Catherine Fischer
Fischer
United States
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Charles E. Lippy
West Third Street
Grace Lippy
Taney
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Joan Hoffman
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Flo Carg
Janet Basler
Jane Blank
Shirley Braspenninckx
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Lee Hardesty
Robert Harrison
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Woodbine
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Harry L. Febl Jr
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Edgar H. McBride
Ralph Birmingham
Book Review Club
John Ed Schell Jr
East Second Street
Walter J. DeLislo
Baltimore and Braddock Heights
Joy of Music
Leonard Bernstein
New York
Kennedy Studio
Charles H. Gladhill
Fae Blaine
Aubrey David Grossnickle
Noami Blank
David Grossnickie
Miss Gladhill
Frederck Tailoring Company
Grosswhile
A. Sagner and Sons
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Thurnmort
Ter Deubhter
Donna Lee
Ernest R. C Ccenger
Ralph A. Clevenger
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Lincoln
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Clara
Katherine Washington
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Jane
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Fort Bragg
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Roxie Johnson
L. E Brown
Henry Lak
Jefferson
Helen Rocca
Washington
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F. J. Tartagnino
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Lena Comphor
Clifford
Melvin Cormphor
Shirley Graham
Betty Comphor
Joyce Nichols
Carolin
Ethel King
Eastern Star
Olive Branch
Masonic Hall
Leesburg
Elgie King
Harold Owens
Eugene Riway
Anna Dixon
Fredericksburg
Paul Myers
Laura F Potterfield
Fred Main
Braddocks Heights
Robert Himmelberger
Elsine
Myerstown
Michael Kreisinger
Himmelberger
Kreisinger
Raymond Wertz
Leslie Graham
Minnie MecKimmey
Merrie Shakelford
Hypatia George
Freida
Esther Johnson
Columbia Wire
New York Institute of Technology
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Army
Donna Lea Main
William H. Stain
Military Road
Margaret R. Motter
Alan W. Long
Frank J. Keefer
Mrs. Long
Red Cross
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