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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1990

Page

10

Frederick Woman's Civic Club celebrates anniversary gala

The Frederick Woman's Civic Club marked its anniversary with a gala tea at Steiner House on Monday April 16 attended by district and state guests. Club founded April 24, 1911, joined General Federation of Women's Clubs in 1912. President Jean Galvin led business, reports from departments, Mardi Gras funds approved, music by Erin Murphy Lisa Davis and Rose Emge, and piano by Elizabeth Bail. Special guests included Bette Brust and Martha Hyson among others.

Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs Frederick Franck Rose Emge Elizabeth Bail Bette Brust Mary Ann Schultze Frances Lehmann Edna Jean McCastin Jean O’gorman Sherry Maurhoff Martha Hyson Barbara Peck Betty Palmer Woman's Club Michele Willis

Lynch runs for MontCo Council

Gene Lynch 33 of Silver Spring leader of Fairness in Taxation announces bid for Democratic at large Montgomery County Council seat. He opposes Dickerson incinerator and cites need for new leadership and budget review. He supports limited property tax growth, teacher and employee raises, and new revenue sources.

Rockville Gene Lynch Silver Spring Montgomery County Lynch Dickerson University of Maryland

Maundy Thursday rites mark Rose Croix observance in Frederick

Frederick Chapter of the Rose Croix held its Maundy Thursday observance on April 12 at the Frederick Masonic Temple. A dinner by the Eastern Star preceded the service, with John Getterman 33rd degree as guest speaker. The gathering honored members who died in the past year including Cruger Howe Oswald Dodson Gue Vacilion Engberg Peace Finn Miller Foltz Magaba.

Frederick The Rose Croix Frederick Masonic Temple Eastern Star John Getterman Baltimore Jesus Christ William Henry Cruger John Stewart Howe Raymond Monroe Oswald Henry Orville Dodson Nicholas Gue Vacilion Karl Alfred Engberg George Horton Peace Louis Finn

Bloodmobile at Detrick Friday

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Fort Detrick Community Club on Friday April 26. Registration of donors will be from a.m. until 2 30 p.m. Donations of all types of blood are needed.

Red Cross Fort Detrick Community Club

Black student leaders testify at Frostburg election hearing

At Frostburg State University a Black Student Alliance group testified before an administration committee about irregularities in the April 9 and 10 student government elections. James B. Smith described late polls, electioneering by workers, and a 2 cent discrepancy in voter tallies. The hearing drew over 200 students and faculty in the physical education center.

Frostburg Frostburg State University James B. Smith Black Student Alliance FSU Herbert F. Reinhard Mr. Smith Smith

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