Summers Family Reunion Celebrates 28th Year at Husky Park
The 28th Summers Family Reunion gathered on Sunday August 14 at Husky Park with numerous attendees led by Oscar M Summers and Elwood Summers. The event featured a picnic luncheon, games for children, and music by Oscar F Summers Guy Weddle Charles Ramsburg and Wayne Fisher.
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Husky Park
Oscar M. Summers
Evie
William L. Dash, Jr
Ronnie Mossburg
Clyde D. Main Jr
Juanita
David
Chris Key
Mark
Julie
Dianna Main
Frank Summers
Mike Gary
Donnie
Elwood Summers
Dixie
Linda
Elwood
Gail
Sandra
Charles Miller
Tina
Chester Baugher
Harold Keeney
Carol
Judy
Florence Long
Grace Weddle
George Fisher
Wayne
Lewis Horman Jr
Tom
Louise Horman
John Gladhill
Arthur Summers
Ronnie
Charles A. Carter
Charles E. Carter
Arthur Summers Jr
Oscar E. Summers
James Summers
Larry
Richard Flanigan
Teresa
Donald Gladhill
Donna
Mike
Beth
Oscar F. Summers
Rosemary
Suzanne
Carroll Sparkman
Guy Weddle
Guy, Jr
Janele
Richard E. Gladhill
Miszi
Richie
Harry Main Sr
James Coffey
James Jr
John D. Gladhill
Kim
Lisa
John A. Summers
Nancy
Joyce
Beverly
Myrtle Sheldon
Cora Fogle
Mary Rice
Kenneth Bauzher
Cindy
Scott
Chris
Leroy C. Summers
Hazel Fisher
Harold
Kenneth E. Fisher
Madeline Early
Martin
Charles Jr
Kathy
Robert Pryor
Perry
Douglas
Regina
Wina
Janet
Glenn
Harry Main Jr
Lori Aon
Timmy
James T. Coffey
Tommy
John Wright
Jack
Vicki
Patti
Joseph Carter
Daryl
Ellis Main
Dennis
Arthur Summers, Jr
Lisa Gladhill
Charles Carter
Charles Ramsburg
Wayne Fisher
College plans reshape village as funding grows
Frederick Maryland pages report a new college project starting in September with a $2 million annual boost to the economy. Streets widen, traffic controls planned, and three apartment projects completed. The college has $1.5 million pledged and $5.2 million in federal aid. a national drive aims to raise $2.5 million tied to a presidential anniversary. President Rosenkrans says 30 buildings will rise on a 215 acre lakefront campus over ten years with a staff of seasoned educators to run it.
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Frederick
Marinand
John C. Rosenkrans
Eisenhowers
Rosenkrans
Seneca Falls
Hydes Man In Research at Reed College
Frederick Hartline son of Dr and Mrs H K Hartline of Hydes conducts summer research in the Undergraduate Research Participation Program at Reed College He is a physics senior studying the Sea Peanut Worm Hartline is one of 22 Reed students in the program funded by the National Science Foundation Students receive a stipend and work with a faculty member on independent projects developing scholarship and research competence
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Frederick Hartline
H. K. Hartline
Hydes
Reed College
Hartline
Reed
National Science Foundation
University leaders named in Eisenhower era appointments
The U.S. Office of Education reshuffle names Joseph D. Coffee as chancellor and Bakeman as vice president, with McGrath chosen as chancellor. The board of trustees is headed by Lewis L. Strauss. members include James C. Hagerty of American Broadcasting Co. and Dr. Kevin McCann, former president of Defiance College and Eisenhower speech writer.
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Tion
U.S. Office of Education
Joseph D. Coffee
Columbia University
McGrath
Bakeman
Coffee
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
White House
American Broadcasting Co
Kevin McCann
Defiance College
Werking Otto Reunion Held at Big Pipe Creek Park
The 38th Werking-Otto reunion gathered about 200 in Taneytown at Big Pipe Creek Park. Gifts were given to the oldest man Harold Myers and oldest lady Alrce Hahn Bowers, plus the oldest married couple Harvey Werking, and the youngest married couple Frank and {Smith}. The largest family was Jack McEwen and spouse. The 1967 meeting place and time were set.
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Werking-Otto
Big Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown
Harold Myers
Alrce Hahn Bowers
Harvey Werking
Frank Smith
Jack McEwen
Chipley Family Reunion Held In Taneytown
The ninth Chipley descendants reunion was held at Taneytown Memorial Park with C Lawrence Chipley Sr. presiding. Officers elected for two years: president Charles L Chipley Jr. and vice president Jerry L Chipley. Prizes awarded for oldest and youngest attendees and for longest married couple. Dozens of Chipley family members attended from multiple households and kinships across the area.
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William H
Sarah Catherine Smith Chipley
Taneytown Memorial Park
C. Lawrence Chipley Sr
Charles L. Chipley Jr
Jerry L. Chipley
Frances Phillips
James Long
Chipley
John L. Stottlemyer
Fred A. Kelly
Judy
Deanna
David
Jerry Chipley
Jeffrey
Tobery Clan Reunion Held at Husky Park
The Tobery clan reunion on August 21 at Husky Park elected new officers: Rose Shull president Jim Shull vice president Betty L Bradley secretary treasurer. Prizes went to Kate M Bradley oldest Beth Ann Bradley youngest and Mr and Mrs J Haas longest distance traveled. Many members attended.
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Tobery
Husky Park
Frederick New
Rose Shull
Jim Shull
Betty L. Bradley
Kate M. Bradley
Beth Ann Bradley
J. Haas
Ronald Peterson
Harvey Tohery
Jim Haas
Bud Roberts
Emily E. Marsh
Lews Murphy
William Rack
Paul Bradley
Kns and
Paul Jr
Arnold D. Gries
Mike Moser
R E Peterson Sr
Mildred Roser
Charlotte Kline
Owen Michaels
Wiliam H Bradley
Wiliam H Hi
Ralph C. Bradley
Ralph C Jr
Vicki
Local Families Appear in Social Notices List
Lynn, Irving Crummitt, Deborah Tobery, Kate M Bradley, C. J. Schull, A. M. Ramsburg family, Arnold B Dove family, Melvin Tobery, Rosalie Bradley, David P Bradley, Vaughn Bradley family, Genny Saunders, William C Main, Bessie Jewell, Margaret Fox appear in a society column listing households and kinship notes.
CAP Award Given Local Residents
The Civil Air Patrol presented meritorious service awards to Frederick area residents Lt. Col. Harold B Cahn and Major D Jean Maire for four years of exceptional CAP contributions. The honors were given by Colonel William H. Patterson, Maryland wing commander, with the award granted by CAP national commander Colonel Joel Mason.
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Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Frederick Area
Wiliam H. Patterson
Maryland
Baltimore
Harold B Cahn
Third Street
D Jean Maire
Young Place
Joel Mason
USAF
Small Town To Boom With College In Seneca Falls
Seneca Falls, New York, expects a population and activity boost as Eisenhower College, a new four year coeducational liberal arts school, will open within a year with about 1,500 students. The village aims to leverage the college to become a thriving college town.
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Seneca Falls
N.Y
New York
Finger Lakes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower College
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Gary E. Chipley
Howard Chipley
Orville Yingling
Jody
Steven
Ruth Chipley
Charles III
Lori
Wayne Chipley
James W. Long
Barry
Terry
Albert J. Plank Jr
Michael
Linda Sue
Joan
Pinky
Daniel
Debbie
Richard
Dianna
Charles F. Bowers
Alva Long
Glenn E. King
Glenda
Harry
Matthew
Charles
Angela
Pamela
William Hartsough
Susan
Billy
Richard Greenfield
Patrick
Ronald Baker
Ronnie, Jr
Scottie
Laura
Francis W. Bush, Jr
Carol Ann
Gerald Phillips
Tobery Clan
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Timonium
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FFA
Grand Qie Opry
Timonium Daylight Thoroughbred
Challedon Room
H. M. Stevens Co. Inc
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Baltimore Beltway
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Maryland State Fair & Agric. Society, Inc
Howard W. Clark
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Great Values
Berkline
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