New State President Civic Club Honors Mrs. Storm
Mrs. Edward D. Storm was honored at the 55th Anniversary Tea of the Frederick Woman's Civic Club Inc. after being elected president of Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs. She will lead the state organization for two years with a focus on historic preservation and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Storm
Frederick Woman’s Civic Club Inc
Sucuer Howe
Storm
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Baltimore
Maryland Club
Walter Dollburg
Hyattsville
John Crippen
Bethesda
Harold Williamson
Salisbury
Miel Burgee
Charlotte Hall
Leon Haines
Raymond Schnell
Rockville
Miss Shirley Bare Weds Howard Price Jr at Western Maryland College
Miss Shirley Louise Bare and Howard Price Jr were married at Baker Memorial Chapel Western Maryland College in a 2 pm double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Samuel Bare Westminster, wore organza with lace and a lace veil. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Howard Price Union Bridge. About 400 guests attended a reception in Westminster. The couple will reside in Durham North Carolina where the groom is terminal manager for Mitchell Transport Inc. The bride is employed as secretary to The business manager and treasurer at The.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Louise Bare
Howard Price Jr
Baker Memorial Chapel
Western Maryland College
Robert V. Johnson
David Samuel Bare
Westminster
Howard Price
Union Bridge
Lori Lee Frock
Phillip Roop
New Windsor
Hugh Engel
Keysville
Earl Arnold
Edwin Engel
Walkersville
Jerry Harris
David Houck
McDaniel
Mitchell Transport Inc
Durham
N.C
Arts calendar highlights and events listings
April through May listings include Children's Theatre workshop at Hood College, St Anns College concert, foreign films at Totem Arts Center and Hood College, annual Arts Council dinner at FSK Hotel, Festival of Art at West Frederick Junior High, Hood College concerts, Hood Marionettes at Hood College, Senior and Freshmen music recitals at Hood College, and One act play festival at Frederick High School. Submissions to Ticket Center or Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts Council
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Children’s Theatre
Hood College
Stans Eph’s
Vampyr
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W.rs
Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Totem Arts Center
Vincent Guilloton
Price
Frederick High School
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Charleen Routzahn Weds David Lee Jones in Boonsboro
Miss Charleen Marie Routzahn and David Lee Jones exchanged marriage vows April 16 at 8 p.m. at Christ Reformed Church Middletown with Rev. George Klinefelter officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Routzahn of Boonsboro RFD 2, wore a rose lace gown with a chapel train, designed her veil, and carried white gardenias. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones of Boonsboro RFD 2. The ceremony included bridesmaids Iva Routzahn and Linda Kerns and flower girls Annette Baker and Kimberly Long. Best man Lewis Jones Jr.. ushers Carroll Routzahn and Gary Rohrer. A reception followed. the couple later toured Gettysburg. The bride, 1965 Boonsboro High School graduate, works at State Farm Mutual in Frederick. groom also attended Boonsboro High and works for Noland Co. in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Shook
Oliver K. Spangler
Nancy Keefer
Taneytown
Helen Hosfeld
Westminster
Barbara Bankard
Faye Frock
Jean LeGare
Maid of Honor
Charleen Marie Routxehn
David Lee Jones
Christ Reformed Church of
Middletown
George Klinefelter
Charles R. Routzahn
RFD 2
Boonsboro
Lewis E. Jones
Poe
Richard Byers
North Springfield
Iva Teresa Routzabn
Bride
Linda Ann Kerns
Annette Jean Baker
Fairplay
Kimberly Lea Long
Lewis E. Jones Jr
Hagerstown
Carroll Lee Routzahn
Gary Edwin Rohrer
Gettysburg
Boonsboro High School
State Farm Mutual Insurance Co
Polly’s Pointers and Readers Notes From Polly
Debates on seat belt reminders toothpaste tube etiquette and shirt stain removal share space with a Garden Club meeting report. The Silver Fancy Garden Club, led by Russ Liza Carpenter, met at Mrs Andrew Eyster’s home to plan an annual May card party at Taney Inn and tour local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Fancy Garden Club
Andrew Eyster
John White
Vernon Keilholtz
Russ Liza Carpenter
Carroll County Hospital
Simon Klosky
Taneytown Pool
Boyer Nurseries
Taney Inn
Mrs Elliott Guest to Speak at County Short Course Day May 11
Mrs Randle Elliott wife of Hood College president will address about 300 homemakers and guests at the first annual Short Course Day in Calvary Methodist Church Frederick. The program mirrors University of Maryland College Week for Women offering courses in home furnishings gardening art and photography with her 2 p.m. talk as afternoon highlight. Mrs Elliott a Chambersburg Pa native and UVA PhD holder has taught economics at Wilson College and Delaware and has traveled extensively. She is a Phi Beta Kappa member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randle Elliott
Hood College
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
University of Maryland
Elliott
Chambersburg
Chambersburg High School
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Wilson College
University of Delaware
United States
Alaska
Hawai
Canada
Caribbean
Europe
Phi Beta Kap
Miss Detrich Plans July Marriage Engagement Told
Miss Betty Jean Detrich of Hagerstown is engaged to James Franklin Fox of Orchard Avenue. Both families and education ties are noted with plans for a July wedding and connections to Washington County Board of Education and local radio. A separate county short course notice lists registration details and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Detrich
Hagerstown
Betty Jean
James Franklin Fox
Murray Fox
Orchard Avenue
Miss Detrich
North Hagerstown High School
Washington County Board of Education
Mr. Fox
Frederick High School
Frederick Community College
US Air Force
The
Radio and Television Service
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
WJEJ
Free Press Topic At AAUW Club Meeting
Dr Arthur Adkins from the University of Maryland spoke on Free Press vs Fair Trial at the AAUW meeting held at Hood College Fox Alumnae headquarters. The dialogue with Miss Betty Benchoff covered trial publicity and public access to facts. Delegates from Frederick joined the event and Dr Martha Ward chaired the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Adkins
University of Maryland
American Association of University Women
Betty Benchoff
Dr Adkins
Benchoff
Jawier Roth
Fox Alumnae
Hood College
Louise Weagly
George Shambaugh
Hunter Bowers
William Jacobs
Martha Ward
Maryland
St. Mary's City
St Marys College
Officer's Club
US Naval Air Station
Patmatent River
Frederick
Avis Fisher
Edgar Stedman
Katherie
Margaret Wehler
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Names in Stone book added to Maryland collection
Frederick County graveyard inscriptions compiled by J Mehrling Holdcraft are now in the C Burr Artz Library Maryland Collection. The two volume set, limited print run, documents about 75 000 inscriptions from nearly 300 cemeteries and includes diagrams and routes to locations. Copyrighted by Mrs. John T King of Baltimore, the work costs fifteen dollars and echoes the genealogical appeal of Williams History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
C. Burr Artz
Maryland
J. Mehrling Holdcraft
John T. King
Baltimore
Mr. Holdcraft
Frederick Countian
Belleville Avenue
Williams
Selections From The Young Adult Collection
A catalog-style note describes books on treasure diving shipwrecks and ocean life by Horner Jacobs Werstein and others. It lists works on Franco Prussian War military history, modern biographies, and classic nonfiction, noting availability at local libraries and including author lines and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Horner
Maritime Explorations, Ltd
New Jersey
South Carolina
Oceanarium
Lou Jacobs
Irving Werstein
France
Prussia
Louis Napoleon
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Europe
Bismarck
von Moltke
Louis Napoleon II
Eugenie
Marshal Bazaine
Leon Gambetta
Gari
Haircut Styles Blunt or Tapered At Sheroken House
This memo explains two basic haircuts blunt and tapered. A blunt cut ends at the same level but crown hair may be longer, adds body to fine hair, and suits pageboys with style. For bushy or wiry hair a blunt cut is not advised. Sheroken House of Hair Fashions at 1 East Third Street offers professional styling and fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions
East Third Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Civic Club
William Wallace
John Griffin
U.S
Russia
Griffin
William Hobson
General Federation of
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Grove
Jerri Roberts
West Frederick
H. Chichester
J. W. Coblentz
John Culler Sr
Stephen Daduk
Ormond Galvin
Charles Gearinger
Richard Hargett
Elgin Hemp
John Holt
Wallace Hutton
Harold Kefanger
Robert E. Klein
John Kreitz
Harry Lucas
Earl Mercer
E. Munshower
V. Newcomer
E. B. Parkinson
Melvin Partridge
Harry Radcliff
Donald Rice
Benjamin Rosenstock
C. Schildknecht
Sperry Storm
William Stultz
Irving Weil
Earl Zeigler
Harold Kefauver
the Wisp
Deep Creek Lake
Cheto
Porténfield
Shirley L. Bare
Ak Alendar
RE ‘of the Arts
Che
Charleen M. Routzahn
Erick
Noland Co
Fredenck
David L. Jones
Polly
Walter
Helen
Polly Polly
Violet
Silver Fancy Club
Mrs. Elliott Guest
Speaker County
Betty Detrich
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Association of
University Women
United Church of Christ
Howsyo
Winchester Hall
Ralph M. Sharpe
Paul Fogle
Charles Collins
Bryce Hopkins
William R. Slemmer
Kathon Tonking
Evtancian Agant
Mrs
AAUW
Cornelius Ryan
Truman Capote
James Michener
Laurence Laurent
Proud Tower
Barbara Tuchman
Adela Rogers
St. John
John Toland
Sammy Davis, Jr
Menfreya
Victoria Holt
Len Deighton
Ruth Montgomery
Arthur M. Schlesinger
By Sharon
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