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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
16
Readable excerpts show parents and students preparing for school with new clothing and supplies. Rural observers note kids earning spending money and the community weighs education value against taxpayer costs. A New York Times feature highlights Frederick historic sites and colonial architecture. A poster exhibit at Hood College showcases Polish film posters and water color on film art whileorama offers a film poster display and screenings.
Mr and Mrs Paul E Grossnickle announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Janice L Grossnickle to Floyd H Myers Jr son of Mr and Mrs Floyd H Myers Sr of Kee dysville August 2. Rev Basil Grossnickle of Myersville officiated at his home with a reception at the bride's home. The bride, a Middletown H S 1950 graduate, works at Doubleday and Company in Smithsburg. The groom, Boonsboro H S and Shepherd College graduate, is employed at Potomac Edison Williamsport Plant. They reside in Hagerstown. An engagement notice follows for Philip Extith to Ders Eugene dt Clear.
The Arts Council presents the fourth in its summer film series at Hudson Hall on the Rood College campus this Sunday. Doors open at 7 p.m. admission and viewing of Polish film posters in the Hood College science building precede the 8 p.m. film start with an intermission after the short subjects. The fragment mentions Mr. and Mrs. Paul St. Clair of Williamsport and Miss Flook a Middletown High School graduate with a wedding date not yet set.
A Freder ick Memorial Hospital group toured Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring on August 16 observing new dietary kitchens and tray conveyors. The Frederick Memorial Hospital Tenpin Bowling League starts September 5 at Terrace Lanes with about 35 signups. A Mullinix Park carnival features a Junior Miss FCCA winner, a swimming show and dance finale. Also noted is art on film by Nor Man McLaren and the classic The Italian Straw Hat screening with Polish poster exhibit. Attending Jewelry Meet, William Hurwitz of Colonial Jewelry joined the Retail Jewelers of America show in New York. Thanksgiving Day falls on October 25 in the Virgin Islands, noted for hurricane sensor timing.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel M. Weinberg defended their Frederick Bridge Club Mixed Pairs championship by scoring 154 match points, twelve ahead of runners up Mrs. June Fouche and Glenn Wilhide. Other standings included Mrs. Iris Yonett and Charles Price in third and Mrs. Margaret Poloto and James Dukes fifth. Sterling trophies were awarded to top three.
A fragmentary OCR snippet lists varied names and items such as Mrs EB Charles Bet, program comments, IRS, Mrs Einer Bergen, Mr Arthur Gown, Mrs WT Kawi, and other blurred terms separated by commas. The readable content provides no clear event or action.
A Monday evening carnival at 308 West College Terrace netted 71.02 dollars for the Muscular Dystrophy Fund. Adult and child crowds enjoyed fortune telling archery ring toss and more with jewelry lemonade baked goods and a prize drawing donated by local merchants. Winners included Mrs. Sam Maples Sr. and Jay Pennington among many others. Child organizers included Michael Thomas Anne Lee Thomas and Mary Hunt Talley.
A study reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association tests the effects of a three ounce 100 proof bourbon highball with the antidepressant nortriptyline. Sixteen volunteers endured tests after alcohol, drug, both, or placebo, with stress via delayed playback of answers. Results show alcohol impaired most tests. nortriptyline showed little effect at 10 mg but some impairment at 25 mg on one test, with a general tendency to counteract alcohol. Researchers from Indiana University School of Medicine note no untoward reactions beyond those produced by each component alone.
Mr and Mrs C C Combs of Emmitsburg visit Hazard Kentucky to attend the Combs reunion on August 25. Benjamin Combs Kentucky State Motor Commissioner urges all Combs descendants to be present. Among attendees will be Bert T Combs governor of Kentucky. The first Combs in America was John Combs who arrived in Virginia May 20 1619, and the first Kentucky Combs, Benjamin Combs, settled in Clark County in 1775.
The last full year of schooling for veterans under the Korean GI Bill begins this September. Courses starting in September 1964 must end by January 31, 1965. The VA says benefits cannot extend beyond these dates.
A charity carnival at the 1200 block of Pinewood Drive starts at 5 PM and runs until dark to raise funds for muscular dystrophy. Ringmaster is Foul Fish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fish. Family and local merchants donate prizes and larger items will be auctioned. Proceeds support muscular dystrophy research.
Miss Marian Louise Hawkins daughter of Mr and Mrs W Earl Hawkins Woodsboro wed Rev Oscar Lee Moline son of Rev and Mrs Oscar T Moline McPherson Kan at Evangelical Lutheran Church Woodsboro. The double ring ceremony featured ivory satin gown, aqua maid attire, a white Bible bouquet and a large guest list from multiple states. The couple plans to reside in Topeka after September 8 following nursing and seminary backgrounds.
An article notes how women’s beauty practices mirror historical trends from old prints to modern magazines. It cites ancient mired cosmetics, restyles, and the ongoing pursuit of fashionable hair and makeup across eras.
John M Motter secretary treasurer of the Credit Bureau and his wife will travel to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia for the ACE of A annual conference August 23 to 28 at The Greenbrier. About 500 delegates will join discussions on credit reporting and collection service research.
King’s Men’s Wear kicks off the fall season with a colorful window display featuring branded menswear noted in Esquire and GQ. The shop highlights school blazers with crest, antique gold knits, tweed heather coats, natural shoulder suits, and ivy league shirts with bold stripes and contrasting ties to attract customers.
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