Bankers To Attend State Meet In Atlantic City
Twenty three local bankers from Frederick area and Woodsboro banks will attend the Maryland Bankers Association Convention May 8 to 12 at the Chalfonte Haddon Hall in Atlantic City New Jersey. The group will join about 550 bankers statewide to hear finance and banking talks with speakers William F. Kelly G Worthington Hipple Dr George R Seidel Leo J Naughton and J Pierre Bernard among organizers and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Bankers Association
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
N.J
Frederick
Woodsboro Bank
Western Maryland Trust Company
James H. Grave
Elmer I. Eshleman
Roland W. Harbaugh
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Gail L. Catshall
Russell N. Flanagan
W. Sherman Powell
Raymond L. Smith
Steiner W. Smith
Frederick County National Bank
Arthur V. Myers
Glenn E. Biehl
Howard A. Gross
Dwight Collmus
A. B
Hyattsville
J. Pierre Bernard
Annapolis Banking and Trust Company
Mount Plains Parents Weekend at Mount Saint Marys College
Between two and three thousand people are expected on the Mount Saint Marys College campus in Emmitsburg for the seventh annual Parents Weekend. The two day program opens with a 9 p.m. dance in Memorial Gymnasium featuring Vincent Lopez. Sunday Mass at 11 a.m. will be celebrated by Rt Rev Robert R Kline Ph D, college president, at the National Shrine Grotto. Guests are urged to arrive early due to crowded parking. A luncheon follows in college dining rooms until 2 p.m. At 2 p.m. a Meet Our Faculty reception will be held in the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Saint Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Memorial Gymnasium
Vincent Lopez
Robert R. Kline
National Shrine Grotto
Grotto
Annual Pin Ceremony At Visitation Friday
Rev. Dr. Lawrence J. McGinley will speak to Visitation Academy eighth graders at 7 50 Friday in the school library for the annual pin ceremony. Recipients include Barbara Baker and 11 others from the 1964 class. McGinley, Fordham president, will discuss education challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. McGinley
S.J
Fordham University
Bronx
N.Y
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Academy
Visitation
Barbara Baker
Chalice Baker
Patricia
Mount Seminary aids campus events with Glee Club concert
The student lounge of the Cogan Union hosts an informal reception followed by a Glee Club concert in Flynn Hall. The weekend ends with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament in the college chapel, with Mount Seminary members assisting in all activities and the Schola singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogan Union
Flynn Hall
The
Mount Seminary
Hite and Cramer Tie in Brunswick Wedding
Alma N. Cramer daughter of Mr and Mrs E Alan Cramer and Max B. Hite son of Mrs Glennie V Hite and the late John D Hite were married April 25 at 8 pm in Bethany Lutheran Parsonage Brunswick Rev Ralph H Miller officiated. The couple will reside in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite—Cramer
Alma N. Cramer
E. Alan Cramer
This City
Max B. Hite
Glennie V. Hite
Brunswick
John D. Hite
Bethany Lutheran Parsonage
Ralph H. Miller
Irene C. Fogle
Ie Frederick High School
The
American Optical Company
U.S. Air Force Service
Ira Johnson
Fulbright Scholar Beverly Heckart to study in Germany
Miss Beverly Anne Heckart of Baltimore, daughter of Mrs Anna J Heckart, is among three Washington University graduates awarded Fulbright grants to study abroad. The history graduate will attend the University of Göttingen in Germany to study the German National Liberal Party leaders in Bismarck's era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Anne Heckart
Anna J. Heckart
Baltimore
Washington University
Miss Heckart
University of Gottingen
Germany
Hood College
Bismarck
Baltimore Wins Fire Safety Award
Washington AP reports the Chamber of Commerce awards honored Portland Maine as grand winner while Baltimore claimed Class 1 for cities over 500000 for outstanding cooperation with fire departments to reduce life and property losses through year round fire safety programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Fire Department
Portland
Maine
Baltimore
Travel Editors Lunch at Steiner House in Frederick MD
About 90 travel editors and automobile counselors from Chicago New York and Pittsburgh visited Frederick on a Maryland tour. They joined a luncheon at Steiner House hosted by the Frederick Civic Club with members serving. Afterward George B CallaW Jr guided a tour of historic Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner House
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Frederick
Maryland
Non
Frank J. Keefer
Civic Club
Carroll Wickless
J. Vernon Coblentz
Robert A. Kline
Michael Poe
Leroy Barrick
George B. Callaw Jr
Spring chores and home economizing guide by extension agent
Beatrice Fehr outlines spring motivation and practical steps for housekeeping. She covers cleaning methods for ovens and furniture, ammonia cleaning for stubborn surfaces, care for coffee gear, moth prevention, and garden preparation, emphasizing purposeful tasks to enhance home comfort and family poise. The article urges contacting a home economics agent for specific questions and notes seed viability testing for stored leftovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Fehr
Home Economics
Winchester Hall
Record Horse Show Draws Large Crowd in Frederick
The Frederick Pony Club hosted a record three year event at the Frederick Shopping Center drawing over 1,000 spectators and 200 riders. Results list numerous classes with winners including Katy Kelley Quaker Kate Misty Hill Farm and Deb bie Cahn among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hunter
Frederick Pony Club
Ann Smith
Jenifer Owens
Ann Bernsdorff
Crefeld Eliza
Efrin Potts
Ira Zimmerman
Marrion Curran Jr
Joe Curran
Explorer
Debbie Cahn
Monica Ann Fell
Follow Me
Susan Miller
Tina
Elizabeth Brinkley
Prim 'N Proper
Bay Lady
Steve Phipps
Sonnybrook Mist
Avery Stables
Donald Burdette
Tattletale
Billy Blitz
Car Shaffer
Quake Kate
Misty Hill Farm
Copper Tone
J. R. Farm
Curley
Doc Haley
Christine Kehne
Ae Bily Blitz
Carl Shafer
Spanish Sea
Charles Harshy
Zonta Club Installs Officers In Gaiety Dinner
The Zonta Club of Frederick held its 34th anniversary dinner at the Francis Scott Hotel with 70 guests. Dr. Inez E. Wilber installed officers for 1964-65. Lorene Bowlus became president, with a slate of vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurer. The event featured a cake, flowers, and remarks on district plans, plus visits from neighboring clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZONTA
Zonta Club
Francis Scott
Frederick
Francis Scott Hotel
Inez E. Wilber
Washington
District III
Zonta International
Lloyd Church Smith
Lorene Bowlus
Dorothy Handley
Doris Felton
Elizabeth A. Schroeder
Nan K. Roderick
Helen Smith
Mabel Strider
FSK Hotel
Mary Stultz
Wilber
Emmett R. Bowlus
Dorothea Harris
Rita Geisken
Jane Speer
Geneva Barthel
Pauline Runkles
Bonita Maas
Nyra Linn
Charlotte Yarrell
Smith
International
Strider
Circle the Earth
Catherine N. Johnson
Bowlus
Evelyn Mudge
Louise Thompson
Marie Young
Elsie White Haines
Mayme Ferguson
Local Horse Show Results Highlight Multiple Winners
The report lists riding winners across divisions. Muldoon and Spanish Sea lead in working hunter events with first and second places while Grin Geist and Our Gal appear among top finishers. Additional winners include Spring Day and Playboy in regular and under saddle classes with riders named H. Kelly, W. Kelly, Harshy, Zimmerman, and Franklin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muldoon
Helen Kelley
Peggy Hall
Green
Hunter
Grin Geist
H. Kelly
W. Kelly
Spanish Sea
Charles Harshy
Joe
Playboy
Donna Lee Ramey
Royal Tudor
Carolyn Serio
Tommy Serio
Billy Blitz
Carl Shafer
Dona Uee Harrison
Our Gal
Athie Franklin
William McCracken
Willam Ashe
F. Fenton
Richard Zimmerman
Misty Hill Farm
Laurie Wilson
Foster Fenton
Sun Castle
W. Selby
Margot Loos
C. Harshy
J. Muldoon
Lyceum horse show results and Fort Derrick Day note
The page lists numerous horse show results with riders and horses in classes such as Knockdown and Open jumper, plus a long leaders class note. It also reports Fort Derrick Day observances at Ft. Detrick with Charles A. Dixon Jr. presiding, 100 in attendance, and plans to honor veterans next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Derrick
Ft. Detrick
Charles A. Dixon Jr
Paul BE. Main
Slass
Edward Mantz
Adrian Chappell
Ray Walkins
Jack Fish
Earl Beck
Bruce T. O'Hara
Sing Thing hootenanny at Gaithersburg High May 2
A hootenanny titled the big Sing Thing is planned at Gaithersburg High School on May 2 at 8 p.m. for Gaithersburg Student Chapter American Field Service. It features protest songs by Hallett Elsmore and Bridges, satire by The Wayside Singers, Libbo and Maureen two time winners at local contests, and Clapper Road Singers. Also notes baking tip to grease muffin cups and sprinkle sesame seeds before dropping dough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg High School
Gaithersburg
American Field Service
Hallett
Elsmore
Bridges
Wayside Singers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mount Plains
Fordham
Rome
Italy
Vatican
Woodstock College
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
McGinley
Middletown States Association of Colleges
Siewapare
H. E
Sayss
Key Hotel
Inez Wilbur
District 3
Ilse Bader
Lynn Bader
Nicky Jenks
Jackie
Jackie Hartner
Pocahontas
Gary Jenks
Cricket
Allen Forney
Beverly Abbott
Susan Muller
Judy
Nancy Oberhaus
Lisbeth Prins
George Streaker
David Brinkley
Cheryl Poirier
Cathy Prickett
Diane Fell
Katy Kelley
Susie Steiding
Kathleen Holahan
Nancy Talley
Junior Hunter
Quaker Kate
Chutney
Dona Lee Harrison
Dr. Kehne
Gilmore Flautt
Betty Simms
Sorree Top
Natalie Tisch
Susie Roberts
Cathy Campbell
Crab Tree Creek
Zim
Donald Zimmerman
Curly
Dr. Haley
Jack Stonesifer
Dixie Bell
Marjorie Hollingsworth
Norma Brinkley
Shafer
Harrison
Marget Loos
Norma
Pierce
Owen
Thomas Newell
Ginger Bea
V. Smith
Mister X
B. Abbott
Jet Traveler
C. Viers Sr
R. Zimmerman
T. Newell
Muldoon Hunt
Susan Ritchie
Joan Pickard
Pat Verdi
Maggie Verdi
Hootenanny
Bridal Headquarters
Crystal
China
Colonial Jewelers CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!