Senior Fellowship Meeting Draws About 250 In Frederick
About 250 people attended the annual Christmas meeting of the Frederick County Commission on Aging and the Senior Fellowship Center at the Frederick Church of the Brethren. Lewis S. Huber of Baltimore spoke on the housing project for Frederick, noting it could be feasible with city business and federal support.
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Frederick County
Senior Fellowship Center
Marguerite Hess
Fellowship Kitchen Bank
Richard Berendt
FDR
Beverly Stupp
Sneadner
Throne
Church Women United
Huber
Fellowship Kitchen Band
Catoctin View
Mary Lowe Smith
Commission On the Aging
Women’s Fellowship of the Church
White House
JVFC Auxiliary Christmas Party and Fire Fund Plans
The Jefferson Volunteer Firemen Auxiliary held a Christmas party December 1 at the Community Center. The group planned clothing and food donations for the Beall family and a Christmas party fundraiser for local firemen. Proceeds from a bake table reached 206 dollars. 699 suppers were served at a recent firemen supper. A future Stanley Party is planned for March. a January meeting will feature a March of Dimes film.
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Jefferson Volunteer Firemen’s Auxiliary
Harold Heffner
Susan Hemp
Charles Wortman
Bethleham
Benny Ahalt
Richard Zecker
Merril Remsberg
Dean Remsberg
Hoffdan Zimmerman
Markwood Himes
Mark
Beall
Ralph Kemp
Susan Kemp
Carroll Manor Fire Company Elects Officers
The Carroll Manor Fire Company held its annual election on December 8 naming L. Eugene Johnson as president and a slate of officers for 1972. Elected were Charles Carlin first vice president Jim Pridemore second vice president John Matthews secretary Garry Shankle assistant secretary Roger Plummer treasurer Robert Strailman assistant treasurer Rev. Co chaplain Rev. Pomasche assistant chaplain Bill Snoots chief John Mills first assistant chief Marty Fowler second assistant chief Ken King captain Monroe Thomas Garry Shankle captain T14 Garry Shankle ambulance chief L Eugene Johnson assistant ambulance chief Guy Checks directors for three year terms Walter Page Bill Renn company physician Dr. John Culler central alarm representative Harry Fowler first alternate Guy Checks second alternate Bill Snoots.
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Carroll Manor Fire Company, Inc
L. Eugene Johnson
Charles Carlin
Jim Pridemore
John Matthews
Garry Shankle
Roger Plummer
Robert Strailman
Rev. Co
Rev. Pomasche
Bill Snoots
John Mills
Marty
Remarkable Two foot Lobsters Reported Weighing Forty Pounds
American lobsters about two feet long and over 30 pounds have been documented. A specimen reached 44.5 pounds, records noted in Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Lovettsville Christmas events and community news
Christmas activities in Lovettsville include the tree lighting on Sunday December 19 at 7 pm in front of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank, followed by carols at St James United Church of Christ and refreshments. The Potomac Valley Home Extension Club elected officers Mae Bramhall Pauline Sandbower Beryl Harrington and Margueritte Mentzer for the coming year and plans a Christmas party December 21 at Isa belle Fletcher’s home.
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Louise V
Mentzer
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Lovettsville
St James
Potomac Valley Home Extension Club
June Dinterman
Mae Bramhall
Pauline Sandbower
Beryl Harrington
Margueritte Mentzer
Isabelle Fletcher
Taylorstown
Jimmy George
Hyattsville
John George
Tom Fletcher
Edgar Painter
Fannie Fletcher
Paeonian Springs
Marvin Repass
Gaithersburg
John Childs
Savage
George Wire
Lovettsville School
Roy Ridgeway
Catoctin School
Bernard Leo Fleming
Karen and
Gary of
Culpeper
Adria Shugars
Weldon Ray
Virgie Mentzer
Dorothy Affleck
Lillian Keister
Keith Keister Jr
Damaron
Clara McCartney
Leohardtown
Keister
Jasper Richard
Clara
Mildred Washington
Fannie Baker
Loudoun Memorial Hospital
John Shumaker
Lovettsville Fire and Rescue Company
Joanne Peck
Elaine Neal
Elaine Walker
W. F. Lindsey
Edna Pearson
Former Nun Joins Army in Cheyenne
Peggy Eda Karstoft a 32 year old former nun from Rawlins has enlisted in the Woman's Army Corps in Cheyenne and will become a first lieutenant early next year after 18 weeks of training at Fort McClellan Alabama. She holds a master’s in education from Kansas State Teachers College and a BA from St Mary’s Xavier in Kansas. Miss Karstoft left the Sisters of Charity order in Leavenworth citing a need for personal decision making and avoiding hypocrisy.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Woman’s Army Corps
Peggy Eda Karstoft
Rawlins
Karstoft
FL McClellan
Ala
St. Mary's Xavier
Kansas
Sisters of Charity Order
Leavenworth
Kan
Miss Karstoft
Miss Karstoff
Kansas State Teachers College
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James Frawley
Edwin Shrake
Dime Box
Tex
East Patrick St
N. Market St
Dial
Carroll Manor Fire Company
William Z
Zeph’ Tolson
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
WSSC
Tolson
Byron L. Lindley
Colesville
Montgomery County
John Deere
Gladhill Tractor Mart
East Patrick Street
Alma Pearson
Tom Pearson
Margaret Yomnell
John Fleming
Wilmer Bartlett
Rudy Smith
Joy
Howard Smith
Onancock, Va
Severn, Mi
Elizabeth Ann Metzler
Severn
Metzler
Edward A. Praley
Anne Arundel
Peter Lipkovic
Baltimore
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