Catoctin Club Plans Second President's Party
Invitations issued by the Catoctin Club Inc for its Second President's Party to be held Saturday evening August 7 at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana. Cocktails will be followed by dinner and dancing.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1960
Page
2
Invitations issued by the Catoctin Club Inc for its Second President's Party to be held Saturday evening August 7 at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana. Cocktails will be followed by dinner and dancing.
Miss Christy Sharon Conway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E S Conway of Lakeview Frederick, announces engagement to James Claude Goldsborough son of Mrs Eva Goldsborough of Dickerson. Christy is a 1960 Frederick High School graduate and works for Conway Electric and Sutton Construction. James is a Poolesville High School 1959 graduate employed by the Montgomery County Department of Public Tks. The wedding is set for October 1.
Among the sick listed in Brunswick, Mrs. David Arnold of Brunswick is improving satisfactorily at Frederick Memorial Hospital after major surgery on Wednesday. Also noted, Mrs. David Phillips of Point of Rocks was admitted to University Hospital Baltimore for observation and treatment. Kay Kaufman of this city injured her foot at Johns Hopkins Hospital and was released to recover at home. Mrs. Kenneth L. Metcalf of Brad dock Heights is a surgical patient at Washington County Hospital and expected to stay ten days. In international news, Yoon Bo-Sun, a 62 year old austerity minded descendant of Korean nobility, was elected president of the Second Republic of Korea on Friday, succeeding Syngman Rhee.
Carroll Ester Coates of Harpers Ferry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coates Lovettsville, to Frederick Hatcher in Lovettsville. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hanes of Harpers Ferry announce the match. Nichols dies at 92, Bath publisher and Associated Press member.
Miss Eleanor C Albaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Albaugh near Libertytown married Harold M Staley Jr son of Mr and Mrs Harold Staley near the city at the First Baptist church on Saturday July 23 Rev Robert F Woodward officiated The bride wore a white organza street length dress and lavender attendants included Mrs Mary Sue Reaver Walter C Reaver served as best man The couple now reside in Walkersville.
Senator Kennedy's proposal to raise the federal minimum wage from 1.00 to 1.15 effective Jan 1 1951 and reach 1.25 by Jan 1 1963 draws GOP opposition led by Barry Goldwater. The plan would extend wage-hour coverage to about five million more workers, including many in retail and service sectors. Senator Lyndon B Johnson supports bringing the bill to action.
The operating room sheets in jade green are ready for hemming at Carroll County General Hospital. Volunteers Miss Mabel Albert and Mrs. J. W. Newton led the effort with Mrs. K. Ray Hollinger, aided by donations from Nathan Block, Westminster Coat Company, Union Bridge Clothing Co., and the Capra-Tola brothers. Various sizes are available for sewing and material thread is at hospital headquarters.
The August Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club luncheon in the Wedgwood room of the Francis Scott Key Hotels featured FBI agent Robert J. McEnroe describing the agency’s origins from 1908 to its current state. He warned youth about declining duty and urged adults to model respect for the law.
Several wills were probated this week by the Orphans Court. Lewistown resident Mrs. Elsie A. Ramsburg leaves her estate in trust to executor and son Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg with specific income, farm sale proceeds, and family shares detailed. Other testaments include Zepp, Grossnickel, Moler, Williamson estates with named executors and legacies to spouses and heirs.
Birth notices from August 7 to August 10 list multiple families. Names include Donald L. Smith and Lynette Marie. Ray E. Cornelius and David Lee. Leonard I. Davis and Travers VanSise. Milton W. Griffin and JoAnn. Richard S. Murray and Don Brian. Charles R. Papke and David Charles. Charles E. Grady and Charles Edward Jr.. Kenneth L. Hart and Kenneth Leon Jr. Addresses shown for several families.
Stouffer of Route 5 Hagerstown welcomes Richard Dennis Jr. Tuesday. Hof facker couple Poolesville announce their first child. Kellys of 600 West Patrick deliver Joyce Elizabeth Tuesday. Linton duo Route 2 welcome Annette Elaine, their third daughter. Eberly family 348 East Church announce Lisa Ann second daughter Wednesday. Palmer couple 5294 West South welcome Lora Renee first child Wednesday. Whiten Route 4 report Dolores Ann, their third child and second daughter, Wednesday.
Maryland's Economic Development Commission approves a seven point plan to boost tourism. The scheme introduces the slogan Come See Us and the imaginary Miss Mary Land to welcome visitors. It includes licensing tag prints and a 20 page booklet highlighting fishing sports hotels and regional sections. Louis Rosenbush Jr of Osenbush Advertising presented the layout to replace several older handouts.
William A Cable aged 70 longtime editor of the Hannibal Courier Post and 47 year staff member died Wednesday He joined as city editor in 1911 became managing editor in 1934 and retired in 1958 Budapest bombed with DDT planed to control about 200 million mosquitoes around the city based on health institute instructions
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