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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1965

Page

12

Germantown Groundbreaking For Neelsville Church Education Building

Groundbreaking at Neelsville Presbyterian Church marks the first unit of a three building plan with an estimated cost of 138000 dollars. Everett E. Moone presided, Rev. Albert W. Lenz gave opening prayers, and William W. Smith and Daniel Moone assisted. Architect is Benjamin P. Elliott of Silver Spring. Also notes Women's Association of Darnestown Presbyterian Church discusses Areas of Concern and plans a nursery school for economically deprived children in Darnestown. several residents and patients mentioned in personal notes.

Neelsville Presbyterian Church Everett E. Moone Albert W. Lenz Moone William W. Smith Ways and Means Daniel Moone William and Harold Boesch Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church Kensington Presbytery Washington City Ernest May Glen Construction Company Rockville Benjamin P. Elliott ALA Silver Spring Women’s Association Darnestown Presbyterian Church John F. Mahy Montgomery County Darnestown John Kelly William McTigue Albert Cissel Ralph Gray Douglas Boyer Devcons Merris A. King Wade Douville Arthur H. Douville Meadowbrook Estates Washington Hospital Center W. A. Smith Richard Neelsville Stephen Kelly Deakins Lane Spencer Ward Goldsboro Ward

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital April 1922

List of birth announcements for April 1922 at Frederick Memorial Hospital names captains, spouses, and newborns. Notable entries include David John to Capt and Mrs Edwin T Jack, Lynley Ann to Mr and Mrs Edwin B Geisler, Ricky Dwayne to Mr and Mrs Ray W Fisher, Earl Junior to Mr and Mrs Earl Lucas, Anthony Eugene to Mr and Mrs Frank Hackey, Penny Kathleen to Mr and Mrs William R Hatfield, Timothy Raymond to Mr and Mrs Robert R Deadrick, Melissa Lynn to Mr and Mrs Ronald W Peppe, Stephen Joseph to Mr and Mrs John W Ritmiller, Tamara Sue to SP-4 Francis D Metschman, with spouse Katherine Trautman of Dayton Ohio.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Edwin T. Jack Fort Detrick David John Edwin B. Geisler Rockville Lynley Ann Ray W. Fisher RFD Moyersville Ricky Dwayne Earl. Lucas North Wisner Street Earl Metschman Katherine Trautman Dayton Ohio

Ce dar Grove Homemakers plus Darnestown 4H reports

The April meeting at Mrs Ward W Ferrow's home featured a flower arrangement demonstration by Miss Margaret Lentz and Mrs Ellis Grime. Extension agents Brian Finger and Mrs Catherine M Rhoads assisted with cutting and preserving flowers. Darnestown 4H Club hosted Sixth Grade members Patricia Wensch Patricia Carr Lenore Miller. Theresa Carr demonstrated macaroni salad and plans for a Mothers Night with guest speaker. Jennie Marshall hosted and Nicole Horon demonstrated chocolate eggs and table setting.

Cedar Grove Ward W. Ferrow Margaret Lentz Ellis Grime Brian Finger Catherine M. Rhoads Darnestown Darnestown Darners Patricia Wensch Patricia Carr Lenore Miller Theresa Carr Jennie Marshall Jenny Maureen Horon

Additional Gifts Aid Mount Airy Library Fund

Contributions to the Mount Airy Library Fund total $900 as reported by Fund Treasurer Theodore Webb Jr. The list of donors includes John Steel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Odal K. VanHoose, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Miller, and the Reverend.

Mount Airy Theodore Webb Jr John ©. Steel Robert K. Myers Odal K. VanHoose Frank H. Miller

Disregard This Sign Brings Unusual Office Scene

In Louisville several residents including Mrs Roger Elgert Miss Olive Mount and Mr and Mrs Carlton Ridgley gather around an odd sign hanging in a downtown physician office. The unusual notice reads Disregard this sign as people react to the curious display and local chatter rises.

Roger Elgert Olive S. Mount Carlton Ridgley Clifford Beck Michael Eggleston Patrica True Charles Clark Donald Norwood Harry Davis Cheryl Devault Wilma Teague Madlyn Pickett Bette Ann Pickett Linda Wendy Bidinger Frances Wild Cathy Connelly Patty Louisville Holmes Margaret Beck C. W. Mundy Henry P. Rank Frances Culwell Cians Ailen Hoy

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