Art Association plans second annual Spang Art Show
Frederick County Art Association 18 prepares its second annual Spang Art Show with May Li meeting agenda. Bill Goodwin of Art Industries Freder ick will discuss framing art work and protective decorative features of frames. Frederick Community College hosts at 7 30 p m in Building C.
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Frederick County Art Association
Bill Goodwin
Art Industries
Frederick
Goodwin
Frederick Community College
Art Association
Building C
Frederick Academy of Art Shop
Dai Francis Scott Key
c/o
Bob Parsons
Brook Drive
Jefferson, Md
Meredith Springer
DAR to mark grave of patriot Adam Main in Middletown
The Frederick Daughters of the American Revolution will dedicate a bronze grave marker for Adam Main at Middletown UCC Cemetery on Sunday May 11 at 3 pm. Main born May 15 1746 died May 17 1822 is buried with his second wife. Dedication will be led by Mrs Charles H Remsberg and Mrs Harvey S Shue with Austin Main coordinating. Descendants from Frederick County and Main’s four children are invited to attend the grave marking and reception at the Lutheran Church in Middletown.
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Prospect Hall High School
Bill Trumble
WMAL
Prospect Hall
Ieft
Darrene Stevens
Vivian Kelly
Gerri Rice
Noel Carroll
Robert Grove
C. Kurt Holter
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
Adam Main
Middletown United Church
Middletown
UCC
Charles H Remsberg
State
Harvey S. Shue
Frederck
Austin L Main
Virginia E Weisgerber
Sajina Kan
Main
Frederick County
Uhe Lutheran Church
Austin Main
Miss Frederick selects six judges for May pageant at Weinberg
Samuel N. Shreiber Patricia Shebeck Louis Geason Gary Portmess and Shirlee Hebert chosen as Miss Frederick judges. They come from outside Frederick to ensure fairness. Shreiber brings long music pageant ties, Shebeck pageants experience, Geason business leadership, Portmess radio ownership, and Hebert baton dance expertise. Twelve contestants vie for Miss Frederick Friday night, sponsored by Sertoma Club.
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Samuel N. Shreiber
Patricia Skebeck
Louis F. Geason
Gary S Portmess
Shirlee DeVenney Hebert
Atlantic City
Washington County
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Hebert
NBTA
United States
Canada
Galaxy Camps
Frederick
Sertoma Club of
Family THE NEWS Frederick Md April 27 1981 item B4
A brief column from The News Frederick notes family and community items published on page B4 for Monday April 27 1981. It highlights local events and social notices typical of the paper’s community page.
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the News
Frederick
Local author donates works to Hood College library archive
Hood College receives a donation from local author and columnist Joseph Heary Apply Library archive. The collection includes Lebbert's Frederick News-Post files 1967 to 1975, the manuscript of Conversations with Practically Everybody with 27 interviews, rare copies of Talaria, the initial draft of The Man in the White Raincoat, and other published works.
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Richard Leichert
Joseph Heary
Hood College
Lloyd F Wagner
Lebbert
Frederick
Link Between Personality and Health Explored in Women’s World
The article traces how personality affects disease risk from ancient ideas to modern research. It notes Type A behavior linked to coronary disease and contrasts it with a more conscientious cancer profile. It discusses stress, immune response, and a Fort Worth center teaching stress management alongside medical therapy.
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Galen
Woman's World
C. Carl Simonton
Stephanie Matthews-Simonton
Fort Worth
Texas
Simonton
Kay Tabel
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
the Styling Salon
Ucpenney
Fredency Towne Mall
Emwood Drive
Miss Frederick
Washington, D.C
White House
Harry S. Truman
Shebeck
Baltimore County
Miss Maryland Scholarship Foundation
Harford County
Hood
Leichert
Ray Rosenman
Meyer Friedman
Lawrence LeSahn
LeShap
Frederick Towne Mall Rt. 40
Elmwood Drive
Aky
Peter
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