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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1991
Page
4
More than 500 Little League players participated in opening day ceremonies at the Thurmont Recreation Area on Saturday. The event featured performances by the Catoctin Community Singers and a Fort Detrick Color Guard flag presentation.
Baltimore hosts the first Hair Ball benefiting the Maryland Art Place gallery with six hundred attendees paying 15 dollars each. Filmmaker John Waters attended as hair art and live hairdressing demonstrations drew crowds while contestants showcased outrageous styles from flames to beehives.
Los Angeles AP reports composer Elinor Remick Warren died of cancer at age 91 after a 75 year career. A family spokeswoman said she passed away Saturday at home. Warren wrote more than 200 works for orchestra and voice and often performed with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Her early success includes The Harp Weaver premiered at Carnegie Hall in 1936.
Mrs Clover Keith Knowles ninety of Frederick died Sunday April twenty eight at Homewood Retirement Center She taught Normal School in Virginia and co ran Knowles Real Estate in Frederick Surviving daughter Elizabeth Hale granddaughter Holly Frederick and three Brydons relatives Funeral arrangements at Robert E Dailey Son Freder ick with visitation April 30 and service May 1 Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Expressions to American Cancer Society Mrs Lillie Rutherford seventy nine of Leesburg died April twenty seven She was longtime cook at Leesburg restaurants and member of Eagles ladies auxiliary Surviving children numerous in Leesburg and elsewhere Funeral services May 1 at Loudoun Funeral Chapel Interment Union Cemetery Memorials to Leesburg Volunteer Fire Department
President Bush lightheartedly mocks press coverage at a Washington dinner as reporters vie for access and spotlight. He notes changes from past guests Donna Rice and Marla Maples to Colin Powell and Norman Schwarzkopf, while Gen. Schwarzkopf draws the crowd. Bush teases Times amid recent critiques of coverage of Nancy Reagan and a rape claim story.
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