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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1976

Page

6

TV and Baby Photo Service Highlight FMH Auxilians

Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary volunteers run TV service since 1954 55 with 186 sets as of 1976. The TV team charges $1 after 1 pm and $2 daily, offers pillow speaker care, and also handles Baby Photo requests in maternity. Led by Mrs Mildred Byrd, the group includes Candy Stripers and multiple volunteers, with notes from MAHA meetings shaping procedures.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Mildred Byrd Betty Anderson Mary Katherine Biser Elmira Cook Charlotte Dinsmore Micki Goebel Dottie Jacobs Dorothy Kehne Janet Young Thomas Shronovich Robert Dailey Kathy Shaughnessy TV 2 MAHA Maryland Harriet Dailey Dorothy Jacobs Hetty Anderson Amos L. Brown

Dear Abby reader weighs wedding habit and gift idea

A reader asks if smelling food before eating is proper in a partner and contemplates marriage. Abby advises a diplomatic talk about the habit and to avoid insisting on change unless needed, plus a lighter tone.

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Family Keepsake Question For Mom About Brother

Dear Abby letters discuss honoring a deceased brother with his name on a bracelet and balancing memory with Mom’s feelings. The second letter asks whether a hostess should ask to keep pets out of sight during dinner due to allergies and drooling. The advice sides with the pet owner if pet descriptions are accurate.

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Former area resident marries in Virginia

The marriage of Ms. Ethel Mae Shores of Leesburg to Donald G. Bray of Berryville was held at Berryville Baptist Church with Rev. Darryl Maxwell officiating. The couple will reside on Route 2 in Berryville after a wedding trip.

Virginia Ethel Mae Shores Leesburg Point of Rocks Donald G. Bray Berryville Berryville Baptist Church Darryl Maxwell Lille M. McDonald Winchester Broy Louis W. Broy Clifton Price Jr

Card club reports novice and regular winners across events

Last week’s bridge results list novice winners Mrs. Charles Arotsky and Mrs. Charles Boller in first place, followed by Mrs. Morris Guggenheim and Mrs. Donald Falconer. Regular placings show north-south, east-west, and mixed pairs with several named players and clubs. A regular game is scheduled for 7:15 p.m. at Fort Detrick, with further Friday and Thursday match winners noted and a club meeting planned this week.

Charles Arotsky Charles Boller Morris Guggenheim Donald Falconer Evelyn Krantz Harry Hamilton Reguar Robert Swanson Leon Eisman Charles Snyder Kenneth Palmer L. T. Winegar Robert Poleto Marlowe Cline Robert Middlemas Harry Gray James Kime Leonard Spero George Zolovich Gerald Yonetz Lowell Phillips Ronald Young Col Donald Little Jennings Bailey Edward Thomas Sr Manuel Weinberg Grayson Fouche Dorsey Shipley R. G. Kline Elizabeth Strube Rosie Dodd

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FMH Auxilians Byrd RCA Baby Photo Service Catholic Daughters of America Elizabeth Ann Seton St. John’s School Hall Second Street George Anderson Burton Creager Patrick Dougherty William Duggan George W. Martin Frederick WFRE WFMD Warren Iverson George Martin Cedric H. Smith National Guard Armory W. 2Nd & N. Bentz Frederick, Maryland Thang Sun Ee al Yourom Abigail van Buren Lasky Dr Beverly Hills Calif Sons OF Liberty Gorham Guilian Paul Revere Rom Jewelry Patrick ST Fort Detrick Mighty Wurlitzer Colonial Music Shop
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