Paint and Powder Club benefits Frederick Hospital at City Opera House
Memorable charity show by Baltimore's Paint and Powder Club attracted crowds and cleared about $500 for Frederick City Hospital. Yale freshman captaincy named for Harry LeGore, former Mercersburg athlete. Frederick Baseball Club well positioned as Frederick County Agricultural Society grounds nearly secured. County Commissioners weigh School Board plan to cut high schools or institute tuition fees.
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Paint and Powder Club
Baltimore
City Opera House
Frederick City Hospital
Harry Legore
Mercersburg
Yale
Young LeGore
J.W. LeGore
LeGore
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick
William T. Delaplaine, Frederick News Leader, Dies
William T. Delaplaine longtime president and manager of The News and Post and son of the founder died after a half century of service. He helped modernize the plant and expand local news coverage while fostering community involvement and a personal touch in the Frederick papers.
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William T. Delaplaine
The
News
Mr. Will
News and Post
Chesapeake Association
Associated Press
Maryland
the News
Robert E. Delaplaine
Will
Post
Frederick
Ladies Auxiliary of Woodsboro Seeks Banquet Plans
The Woodsboro Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary met at the fire hall on April 38 at 8 p.m. with 16 members present. They announced a Spring Conference and Banquet date later and set May 3 at 7 p.m. for the Ladies Banquet. Delegates for the June Ocean City convention were named: Mrs. Lease, Mrs. Crum, Mrs. Rippeon, and Mrs. Catshall. An invitation was extended to the Glen W. Eyler Post No. 282 American Legion parade May 24 at 1 p.m. Reservations for the banquet are due April 27 with Mrs. Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro Fire Company
Clara Rippeon
Virginia Hammond
Ocean City
Garnetta Lease
Mib Crum
Cora Catshall
Glen W. Eyler Post No. 282
The
American Legion
Crum
Maryland
Rippeon
Mary Alice Gladhill
Kathryn Drenning
Martha Douglas
Frederick Citys Air Port site recommended east of fair ground
Advisory committee reports to Mayor Gittinger that the new airport should be built east of the Frederick Fair Ground along the Mondcay River. April showers bring slight rain as the month totals rise to about 2.25 inches with a 33 degree low. Allied air action exceeds 5 000 warplanes tied to a major D Day buildup, dropping 7 000 tons on Hitler territory in 24 hours. Wartime food rationing may expand to bread grain eggs vegetables and fruits per a Maryland Virginia milk producers official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hugh V. Gittinger
Frederick Fair Ground
Mondcacy
D-Day
Hitler
Europe
B.B. Derrick
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Young Reelected Bank Head at Frederick Savings and Trust
Meredith S. Young was reelected president of the Frederick town Savings and Trust Company board. New officers include R. Monroe Feaga and Robert E. Gearing er as vice presidents, with many staff appointments listed such as M. Margaret Gardner as secretary treasurer and C. Monroe Keeney as assistant treasurer, reflecting a wide slate of bank officers and clerical positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith S. Young
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
Mr. Young
R. Monroe Feaga
Robert E. Gearinger
Davdd Aldridge
M. Margaret Gardner
C. Monroe Keeney
Helen B. Young
Virginia C. Derr
Teller
Barbara F. Cramer
Doris A. Slaughter
C. Larry Clemson
Chase C. Gove
Shirley ¥ F. Schwarts
Charles M. Lenhart
R. Edward Zimmerman Jr
Loretta C. Crackley
W. Eugene Ricketts
Carol Ann Ifert
Helen A. Davis
Carolyn 8. Foley
Mary Elizabeth Topper
Local Hospital Notes Include Several Area Patients
Among the sick Miss Denise Biddinger ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Biddinger Samsville was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday for observation. She is a student at Urbana Elementary School. Mrs Eva Burriss has returned to her home near Dickerson after being a patient at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda. Mrs Burriss was hospitalized after suffering a heart attack recently. She is formerly a resident of Frederick. Mrs Dorsey Lewis Monrovia is a patient at Montgomery General Hospital in Olney.
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Denise Biddinger
Ray Biddinger
Samsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Urbana
Eva Burriss
Dickerson
Suburban Hospital
Bethesda
Burriss
Frederick
Dorsey Lewis
Monrovia
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Local Refreshments Served by Volunteer Helpers
A fragment notes colors followed by refreshments served by Mrs. Crum, Mrs. Lillian Bair and another helper. The brief item hints at a community event with these volunteers arranging the reception.
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Crum
Lillian Bair
Ase
Travel Club hears on Angkor temples and Angkor Wat
Mrs. Bailey Johnson spoke to Frederick Travel Club at the YMCA on April 8 describing Cambodia Laos and Angkor. Slides showed the vast temples and Angkor Wat with warriors gods and depictions of Hindu underworld.
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Bailey Johnson
Travel Club of
Frederick
YMCA
Lois Swaney
Johnson
Cambodia
Laos
Angkor
Henri Mouhot
Angkor Wat
Canterbury
Funeral Services For Several Local Residents
Funeral services were held for Charles A. Dorsey at Simpson Methodist Church New Market with Rev Floyd Lyles and Sister Geraldine Davis officiating. Pallbearers were Rudell Thomas Frank Peach Norman Peach Earl Davis John Forsett and Walter Peach. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Falconer Funeral Home in charge. Also observed were services for William B Koontz in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery Taneytown with Rev Joseph Kenney officiating and pallbearers Samuel Unger John Wolfe Norman Lawrence and Wilbur Lawrence. C Fuss and Son Funeral Home Taneytown handled arrangements. Lauretta Jarboe Posey widow of Fabian Posey received funeral rites in Baltimore with a 9:30 am prayer service then a 10 am Mass at St John Catholic Church. Pallbearers included Charles J Victor Robert W and Mark J Golibart Thomas Rohrback and Dr Warren P Iverson. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son Funeral Directors. Smithsonian Institution displays a 180 ton steam locomotive and tender in the new Museum of History and Technology in Washington with a hall built around them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Dorsey
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Simpson Methodist Church
New Market
Floyd Lyles
Geraldine Davis
Rudell Thomas
Frank Peach
Norman Peach
Earl Davis
John Forsett
Walter Peach
Falconer Funeral Home
William B. Koontz
Southern Pines
N. C
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
Taneytown
Joseph Kenney
Samuel Unger
John Wolfe
Norman Lawrence
Wilbur Lawrence
Fuss and Son Funeral Home
Lauretta Jarboe Posey
Fabian Posey
Baltimore
East Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
James M. Hogan
Charles and
J. Victor
Robert W
Mark J. Golibart
Thomas Rohrback
Warren P. Iverson
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Smithsonian Institution
New Museum of History and Technology
Washington
Orchestra Concert Shines Amid Low Frederickton Attendance
The Frederick orchestra delivered one of its best performances last night under Charles Warner with Allen Bonde debuting as a skilled young pianist. Bach and Haydn opened a refined program, Bela Bartok’s Roumanian songs added contrast, while limited attendance muted impact despite strong sound. Contributions to the Frederick Orchestra fund were urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warner
John F. Kennedy Cultural Center
Frederick
Calvin J. Wacker
Death notices list Ambrose Blair Flanary and Gernand
Clarence R Ambrose 70 a retired farmer near Taneytown died Saturday at his home after a period under doctor's care. Surviving are wife Grace I Brown Ambrose and children John P Ira R Earl Wesley E Mrs Mary Edwards and ten grandchildren. Services Tuesday 1 30 p m at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont with Rev Harry Krone. Interment United Brethren cemetery Thurmont. Georgia Blair 63 Winfield died Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital born in Baltimore County survived by husband Edward L and children and many relatives. Requiem mass Wednesday 9 30 a m at St Peters Libe rtyown. interment Woodlawn Cemetery. James M Flanary 83 Mt Airy died at home. survived by wife Mary K and many children and grandchildren. Body at Waltz Funeral Home Winfield with services Wednesday 2 p m Rev Irvin Martin. Interment Mt Pleasant Cemetery Gamber. Albert S Gernand 67 Crow's Nest Thurmont died this morning after illness. World War I veteran. survived by Celeste Webber Gernand and two sons and three grandchildren. Graveside Arlington National Cemetery at family convenience. John D Kemp Libertytown died Friday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital age 80. Survived by children William Victor Samuel Donald Paul and siblings and many grandchildren. Body at Waltz Funeral Home Winfield with services Tuesday 2 p m Rev Mattrice Straws-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arence R. Ambrose
Clarence R. Ambrose
Taney
Lantz
John C
Amanda M. Smith Ambrose
United Brethren Church
Deerfield
Grace I. Brown Ambrose
John P
Cascade
Ira R
Gettysburg
Earl
Rocky
Edward L. Blair
Georgia E. Blair
Winfield
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Baltimore County
Edwin
Annie Blucher
Edward L
Francis
Frank A. Bennett
Damascus
Samuel Teltzer
Finksburg
Herbert Baker
Hallwood
Virginia
John
James M. Flanary
James Monroe Flanary
RFD
Mt. Airy
Unionville
Lee County
Elizabeth Flan
Mary K
Monrovia
Bradley
Curtis
Gaithersburg
Clay
Reistertown
Doyle
Frederick
Marshall
Adamstown
Vick Pearson
Sneedsville
Tennessee
Birdie L. Thorpe
Waltz
Irvin Martin
Mt. Pleasant
Beeteebery
Gamber
Albert S. Gernand
Albert Stocksdale Gernand
Crow’s Nest
Thurmont
Graceham
Joseph C
Florence Stocksdale Gernand
Mercersburg Academy
315Th Aero Squadron
England
United States Park Service
Thurmont Methodist
Celeste Webber Gernand
J. Dawson Ahalt
Baltimore
Arthur Gernand
John F. Kennedy Memorial Library
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
John D. Kemp
Libertytown
Frederick County
George Kemp
Clara V. Kemp
William
Liberty Peers
Victor K
Hyattsville
Samuel K
Muirkirk
Donald W
Camp Springs
Paul C
Boyds
Harry B
Maryland
Bessie Kemp
Charles
Sykesville
Cleveland
Florida
Minnie Barnes
Clara Beach
Washington
Waltz Funeral Home
Mattrice Straws
Robert B. Lindsay
Robert Boyd Lindsay
Maugans Ville
Fairney-Reedy
Mr. Lindsay
Welsh Run
John A
Mary Ellen (Shrader) Lindsay
Church of the Brethren
Sarah A. Wesker
Lloyd E. Hammel
Linthicum Heights
Irvin D. Lindsay
Hagerstown
Samuel D. Lindsay
Jackson
Broadfording
DeWitt H. Miller
E. Russel Beahm
A. K. Coffman
David H. Roelkey
Helen Roelkey
Knoxville
Oliver
Augusta Hixon Hightman
Lutheran Church
Burkittsville
Lillian Harwood
Broad Run
Nina Filler
Rohrersville
Helen Ryan
Mary Simpson
Lovettsville
Knnoxville
Robert
Brownsville
Alert
Warren
Gladhill Funeral Home
Middletown
John Barnes
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Crawford F. Wade
Buck Lodge
Mathild Dedrick
Richard F. Wade
Gail W. de Beck
Finley V. Wade
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Craig A. Zecher
W. Austin
Martha Miller Zecher
St. Paul’s Luthern Church
Paul Zecher
Oscar Miller
George Zecher
Bessie Fink
Gladhill
Union Cemetery
Publisher Delaplaine Dies Sudden In Frederick News History
Obituary outlines the life of publisher and Kiwanis leader in Frederick Maryland Delaplaine. He helped grow Quynni Orchards and boost farming, dairying, and livestock efforts while guiding The News and The Post through consolidation and modernizing plant facilities. He served on local boards and fostered agricultural progress.
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Frederick
Maryland
Quynni Orchards
Delaplaine
Frederick County
The
Post
News
the Post
Messrs. Delaplaine
North Market Street
Court Street
Milk Production Increase Reported in Maryland March output up two percent
Maryland totaled 133 million pounds of milk in March, two percent above March 1963. Production per cow averaged 635 pounds, 20 pounds higher than a year ago. Dairymen received an average price of 4.80 dollars per hundredweight, 15 cents below February but 25 cents higher than March 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Maryland-Delaware
Correspondents Honor Governor Tawes
The Maryland Legislative Correspon dents Association voted a special citation to Gov. Tawes for extraordinary executive leadership during the regular session and the subsequent special session of the Maryland General Assembly this year. The vote occurred at a meeting held this past weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland Legislative Correspondents Association
Gov. Tawes
Maryland General Assembly
Huntington Mother of the Year Named in Virginia Selection
Mrs. Mary Ferrick Kiessling a 63 year old Huntington mother of 11 children has been picked as New Virginia s Mother of the year in an AP report from Huntington West Virginia.
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Huntington
W. Va
Mary Ferrick Kiessling
New Virginia
Publisher Died at 67 Former Mc Graw-Hill Executive
Joseph A. Gerardi 67 a former executive vice president of Mc Graw Hill Inc book and magazine publishers died Saturday. He had been made a Knight of Malta by Pope Pius XII.
Duck stuffing idea with orange rice and aromatics
A stuffing option for duck uses rice cooked in water and orange juice, evaporated in cooking. Butter or margarine, grated orange rind plus finely diced celery and onion add aroma and texture to the ric.
Ben Hecht Dies at 70 in New York AP Report
Obituary notes Ben Hecht a prolific writer of novels plays and films who died Saturday in New York Hecht born in New York began writing for the Chicago Journal in 1910 and by age 65 had produced 65 movies 20 plays and 250 short stories.
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Ben Hecht
New York
Chicago Journal
Nuclear Ships Form Single All Atomic Task Group
For the first time the U S Navy plans to unite all its nuclear powered surface ships into one barrier task group. The Long Beach Bainbridge and Enterprise will operate together in the Mediterranean with the 6th Fleet, a combined cost near 1 billion dollars.
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Fred 8. Hoffman
Washington
U.S
Navy
Associated Press
Long Beach
Bainbridge
Mediterranean
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Pacific
Indian Ocean
Portsmouth
Charleston
Enterprise
Truxtun
Birthdays and military notes from local residents
Mrs. Mollie Leather of Buck eystown observes her birthday Tuesday. Elizabeth Smoot and Medora Jones return to Brad dock Heights after a vacation in Orlando. Private James Chester Simmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Simmons of Dillavhrue, earns Expert Rifleman with the M-14 in a 55-man platoon. He serves in the 558th Signal Company, U.S. Army Reserve, in basic training at Fort Gordon Georgia. Address listed as Pvt James C Simmons ER 13 797 218 Company A 6th Training Battalion 2nd Training Regiment U.S. Army Training Center Fort Gordon Ga. Richard Brown of Sjamsville celebrated his birthday with an inside lawn party. Lt and Mrs Patrick M Schnauffer Jr of Brunswick Maine welcome their second child and first daughter Margaret Woods. Mrs Schnauffer is JoAnne Schroeder, daughter of Mr and Mrs George T Schroeder Jr. Schroeder visits. Lt Schnauffer is the son of Judge and Mrs Patrick M Schnauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Leather
Buck‘eystown
Elizabeth Smoot
Medora Jones
Braddock Heights
Orlando
Fla
James Chester Simmons
James N. Simmons
Dillaverhue
Simmons
Signal Company
U.S. Army Reserve
James C. Simmons
2Nd
U.S. Army Training Center
Fort Gordon
Richard Brown
Sjamsville
Patrick M. Schnauffer Jr
Brunswick
Maine
Margaret Woods
Schnauffer
JoAnne Schroeder
George T. Schroeder Jr
Schroeder
Lt. Schnauffer
Patrick M. Schnauffer
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Ladies Auxiliary of
Woodsboro
Young Reelected Bank
Sky Wrea
Frederick County School
Walkersville High School
John Wagaman
Thurmont High
Wayne Bell
West Frederick Junior High
Linda O’bryan
Frederick High
Speaks
Travel Club
All Saints Episcopal Church
Governor Tawes
Thaugh
Oak Grove Cemetery
Glenwood
Nhevo Eva Nop
Hhrhay
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