Dutrow remembered for Hood College library leadership
Katharine Dutrow long served Hood College as librarian and administrator shaping the Joseph Henry Apple Library. A Hood College alumna, she directed library services from 1950 to 1966 and helped form the Friends of the Hood College Library. She also taught, wrote local church histories, and held leadership roles in several scholarly associations. Funeral services are planned at Smith Fadeley Keeney & Basford Funeral Home in Frederick with interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Memorials may be sent to Hood College Library or the Evangelical United Church of Christ Student Scholarship Fund.
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Klan to Hold Braddock Heights Rally In Frederick County
The Grand Dragon said the Ku Klux Klan plans a rally at Braddock Heights with an estimated crowd of 200 to 500. NAACP leader Lord Nickens vows to seek a court injunction if a permit is granted to block the gathering and urges officials to act to preserve peace.
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Police plan undercover raids at Ocean City parties
Ocean City Maryland law officials, led by City Attorney Theodore R. Eschenberg, will send undercover officers to summer parties to curb noise and public drinking. The program aims to reduce disturbances that spilled onto streets and disrupted neighborhoods last year.
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School Board Approves Brunswick and Frederick School Purchases
The board authorized 37340 82 for Brunswick High School furniture and equipment and 39657 for Frederick High School Phase I items from multiple vendors. It awarded a contract to Seiss Construction Company for 14480 to build storage sheds at Elm Street and Walkersville due to vandalism.
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Frances W. Ashbury
The News Frederick April 18 1900
Frederick Md Thursday April 18 1900 edition page snap shows local items and brief notices from the city. Community affairs and small notices reflect daily life at turn of the century with brief mentions of meetings markets and gatherings.
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