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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1981

Page

7

Punctuation and Patching Up a Busy School Start

The Frederick County community gears up for the August 31 school opening with mixed feelings from parents and teachers. A feature tribute by Ellen Orenstein of Loch Haven praises mothers while lamenting punctuation woes, alongside local hobby pieces and a light glimpse of an annual Septemberfest in Jefferson with craft stalls and community participation.

Frederick County Ellen Ofenstein Cookie Nate Loch Haven Cookie” Orenstein Loch Haven Drive Ijamsville

Femsle Seminary site eyed for C Burr Art Library

Local opinion favored converting the Femsle Seminary building after Frederick County commissioners bought it. A community housing lease was offered by the FFS Alumni Club. No decision yet by local groups on the arrangement. Dean Hendrickson spoke at the Rotary on word origins and language history. Richard E Zimmerman became Maryland’s first drum major First Class after attending a camp in Syracuse. State Senator Barrick weighs a run for attorney general in a potential ticket with Mahoney and Lee, citing a push for younger leaders.

Femsle Seminary C. Burr Frederick County FFS Alumnte Club Dean W. Hendrickson Feeplty Western Maryland College Frederick Richard E. Zimmerman Frederick High School Maryland Smith Waldridge Syracuse Ind Zimmerman Bas Samuel W. Barrick George P. Mahoney del Blair Lee Montgomery County Mahoney Lee U.S. Senate Barrick

Frederick’s Artz Library Saga A Journey To A New Building

The Frederick story recalls Miss Victorine Artz’s death enabling a $125000 Artz endowment for a C Burr Artz Public Library. It chronicles site debates Second and Council Streets, 1937 opening, and decades of funding, overcrowding, and community effort led by Martha Reynolds and the Friends group to a planned 1982 county library in a flood plain and a rooftop garden.

Frederick Victorine Artz Chicago Jacob Robrback Artz Margaret Thamas Artz C. Burr Artz Frederick City C. Burr Artz Public Library Academy Second Council Streets Frederick Female Seminary Free Public Library Eci Wedge Joseph Addison The Guardian Frederick County Martha Reynolds Adalene J. Pratt Maryland Public Library Advisory Commission Margaret Thomas Artz Baltimore Jacob Rohbrbeck Artz Endowment Victorine Rohrbeck Arte Josephine Etchison Clarice G. Warner Lime Kiln Reynolds Friends of C. Burr Artz Library Annabel Landgren Friends of Library Thebrary Isobel Lynch Maryland Public Library Association Maryland Library Association House Ways and Means Woman’s Civie Club Brunswick Emmitsburg Thurmont Maryland C. Burr Artz Library Frederick County Public Library 2Nd County Frederick News-Post Tcp Carroll Creek C. Burr Frederick Public Grayson Bowers Arte Hbrary G. Maatz Besant Morris P.E. Heimer Joseph Conrad News-Post Etchison F. Ross Myers Jeff Edward S. Delaplaine

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