Frederick County Census Microfilm Gifts Highlight Local Library
Frederick's C. Bure Artz Library receives copies of First Census microfilm from Miss Margaret E. Myers, gifting rolls covering 1790 to 1810 and plans for twenty rolls through 1880. Gifts include Civil War Maryland volumes and a 1963 news photographers exhibit, with regional ties to Frederick, Montgomery and Washington counties.
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Frederick County
C. Bure Artz
Margaret E. Myers
East Third Street
Frederick
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Washington
Junior Woman’s, Club of Frederick
Creative America
National Cultural Center
John F. Kennedy
Dwight Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Robert Frost
Circle of Creation
Maryland
Harold R. Manakee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
News-Post
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Children's Room Selections and Library Notices Highlight Local Reads
The article lists children's room selections including The Case of the Hungry Stranger by Crosby Bonsall and Josefina February by Evaline Ness, plus notes on Ellen and the Gang and Stormy. It also covers adult titles like Waps shot Scandal and The Rock and the Willow, with engagements and library notices for Frederick area readers.
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Crosby Bonsall
Private Eye
Wizard
Tubby
Charlotte Zolotow
Lillian
Ellen and the
Gang
Frieda Friedman
Jacqueline Tomes
Ellen
Stormy
Marguerite Henry
Wesley Dennis
Chincoteague
Misty
Marion Upington
Doctor at Atlantic City Medical Meet Attends Four Day Session
Dr. L. R. Schoolman and other Academy members attend a four day American Academy of General Practice scientific meeting in Atlantic City New Jersey. More than 25 guest speakers discuss current health care topics. Over 100 scientific and 300 technical exhibits showcase advances. Subjects include heart disease cancer venereal disease defective hearing and sinus problems.
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L. R. Schoolman
Atlantic City
Schoolman
Academy
Benefit Lecture on New Bremen Excavations by Paul Perrot
Paul N Perrot director of the Corning Museum of Glass will speak at a 815 pm Saturday benefit lecture in Frederick High School auditorium The event supports a Dorothy MacKay Quynn Fellowship and highlights excavations at New Bremen conducted in 1962 and 1963 with ties to Amelung glass and local Frederick connections Tickets are sold at Berger's Book Mart Feisenhauer's on North Market and at the door
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Paul N. Perrot
Corning Museum of Glass
Corning
N. Y
New Bremen
Frederick
William Quynn
University of Maryland
Amelung
Urbana
John Frederick Amelung
Bremen
Germany
Perrot
Quynn
Mr. Perrot
Paris
France
Italy
l’Ecole du Louvre
U. S
Institute of Fine Arts
New York
Cloisters
Feisenhauer’s
North Market Street
American Association of University Women
Frederick High School
Museum of the Corning Glass Company
Johann Friedrich Bremen
Marshall Etchison
Historical House
Eisenhauer’s
Charles Byerly
Buzz
Byerly
Markell
AAUW
Dorothy Mackay Quynn
Irregularities probed in Anne Arundel County
The retired Anne Arundel County grand jury has asked Maryland's attorney general to probe irregularities in the Sanitary Commission and Magistrates Court for possible prosecution. It urges voters to replace magistrates with fulltime Peoples Court judges, merge the Sanitary Commission with Public Works, and consider a home rule charter on the November ballot.
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Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Grand Jury
Sanitary Commission
Magistrates
Peoples Court
Public Works Department
Anne Arundel
Montgomery Women Plan Open House and Club News
Montgomery County Homemakers' Council hosts a Home Demonstration Open House at the Agricultural Center in Gaithersburg on May 7 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Local clubs share ideas for better living from University of Maryland Extension programs. a 11 a.m. Family Life feature with Hugo Bourdeau will discuss a major social issue.
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Montgomery County
SHEROKEN HAIR FASHIONS OFFERS STYLIST SERVICES AT 1 E Church Street
The feature promotes SHEROKEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS inviting clients for tinting permanents and new styles. It notes warm room temperature products and moderate use of masks and tingling cosmetics. The weekly tip recommends baby oil as a remedy for dry scalp.
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Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions
Church Street
Hardwood floor or carpeting in the home current debate
Allen R. Routzahn argues for carpeting over hardwood, listing ten benefits: comfort, warmth, noise reduction, color, ease of maintenance, safety for children, decorating value, how it ties a room, ease of changes, and making a house feel like a home. He invites readers to visit ROUTZAHN'S at 26 East Patrick Street to view selections.
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Allen R. Routzahn
Travor
National Safety Council
Routzahn’s
East Patrick Street
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Cheever
Francis Scott Key
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Delaplaine
Reuben
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William M. Kunstler
JFK
Victor Lasky
T. E. Lawrence
John le Carre
Mary T. Mc‘Carthy
John O'Hara
Gene Smith
John A. H. Sweeney
Rolf Hechhuth
Artz
Walter C. Eyler
Grant Place
Susanne Christine
Lynn Atlee Smith
RFD 1
Eyler
Smith
Army Map Service
Mildred Lee
Erie
Alabama
Jackson Scholtz
Danny Mercer
Wolvarines
Dr. Schoolman
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Poolesville
Stronghold
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Heaven
Potomac
Catoctin
Olympus
Markell H. Nelson
Nelson
Sam” Wetherald
Sandy Spring
Wetherald
Dorothy
Stanley
Robert
Sherwood School
Henry Shoemaker
Current
Maryland Historical Magazine
Nancy C. Pearce Lesure
Nancy
A. A. Pearre
Pennsylvania
Pearre
US Geological Survey
Gordon Strong
Sugarloaf
Mountain
Mr. Strong
The
Achison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Colman
Chester Colman
Lewistown
Mary Stull
Janet Powell
Carolyn Wachter
Beverly Christie
Simon Stull
Sandra Hoffman
Richard H. Randall Jr
Museum of
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Sittuhbata Agwom
Bride’s Magazine
Ngraveaue
dKemsberg
Ogi
Bowers
Blue Ridge Homes
Blue Ridge
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
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