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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1966

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3

Feet fatigue from holiday shopping warned by podiatrists

Washington AP report cites American Podiatry Association estimates shoppers will walk about 25 miles each this season totaling 2 billion miles. Dr Nyman directs four practical rules: wear low heels, take short breaks, keep moving in lines, and massage feet at day’s end. Also tips for hand care urge keeping cream handy and dry hands after water chores.

Kelly Smith Washington Dee Seward P. Nyman

Council of Jewish Women overseas program meeting notes

The Council of Jewish Women met at Beth Sholom Synagogue to discuss an overseas program. Mrs. Maurice Guss led the meeting, with reports on treasurer and budget, Women in Community Service, Israel projects, and the UN Institute. Upcoming events include a February board party, March bingo and Sabbath, and a Spring rummage sale. New members welcomed and refreshments served.

Council of Jewish Women Beth Sholom Maurice Guss Frederick Marshall Landau Leonard Kaufman Jack Weissman Ways and Means Barney Kandel Irving Weil Tthe John Dewey School of Education Council Morris Guggenheim UN Institute New York Arthur Goldberg Patricia Harris U.S Luxembourg Nancy Gideon Mid-Atlantic Annapolis Milton Gordon India Israel Montevue Myer Chertoff Morris Kosman Marshall Landay Arthur Brown Harold Neufeld Milton Puziss Eugene Zebovi

DAR Chapters Hold Joint Meeting in New Market

A joint meeting of the Whigabeth Jackson Chapter in Washington DC and Pleasant Plains of Damascus Chapter, DAR, was held at the Pine Shop in New Market. Local officers announced the candidacy of Mrs. Bryan P. Warren for state regent and endorsed Mrs. Widmaier for the post, with various chapter members and guests in attendance.

Whigabeth Jackson Washington D.C Pleasant Plains of Damascus Daughters of the American Resolution Pine Shop New Market Chester Walfe Bryan P. Warren Rezin Beall Maryland State Society DAR Airs Warrens Barnard Widmisser Damascus Widmaier Edwina Mullinix National Defense Raymond Greenfield Eleanor Taw Robert Merril Aingerle Trainsvile Michael Turton Elaine Doenkins ROCTO+ tary Mizabeth Bennett Milzabeth Ackson Christias Don At Youmpgsters Gaace Methodist Church of Peark C. Bennetto New Yorkerl Chor Connie Moller Sharon Mahler Connie Viale Jer Dennis Ridgely Cynthia Esler Wands Henmieburg Bill Tidgely Ter Mahler Kelly Bennett Wis

Miss Mary Routzahn Weds Stanley Crummitt in Jefferson

Miss Mary Louise Routzahn and Stanley William Crummitt united in marriage October 15 at the Lutheran Church in Jefferson. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Routzahn, wore an acetate pearl gown with lace and carried white pompons and roses. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crummitt of Middletown. Continuous reception followed with family and friends in the church hall. The couple resides in Braddock Heights.

Mary Louise Routzahn Stanley William Crummitt Katrina Rothenhoefer Frederick Miss Rothenhoefer Kenneth Crummitt Walter Houtzahn Jr Keitler Crummitt Ralph Naille Jefferson Elmer Hull William Harner Gary Abram Braddock Robert Brashears West Va Ohio See High School Sagner, Incc Middletown High School

Gift pens improve handwriting, researchers find

Researchers show handwriting improves when using smooth flowing pens. A fuzzy pen leads to more illegible writing, while a smooth pen helps a writer’s subconscious control. Gift a soft pen to friends or favorite correspondents this Christmas season.

Pillow supports neck for modern hairstyles

New beauty pillow uses firm lightweight foam to support the neck rather than the head. It aims to let users sleep comfortably without pressure from rollers or pins. A separate Britannica note states males cannot live more than 12 hours without food.

Encyclopaedia i Britannica

House Tour Showcases Christmas Decorating Ideas

The Garden Club of Frederick plans a Sunday Christmas house tour from 1 to 6 p.m. featuring legends of Christmas at four private homes on Fairview Avenue Upper College Terrace Magnolia Avenue and West Second Street. Each home presents a different story with greens sale punch and cookies at the finale. Proceeds support the club’s beautification rent projects and emblematic Steiner House partnership.

The Garden Club of Frederick A. A. Radcliffe Fairview Avenue William Kemp Arthur E. Read Jr Upper College Terrace Gwynn X. Kinsey Magnolia Avenue Garden Club Steiner House Frederich

Couple Exchanges Vows In Burkittsville Wedding

Mrs Mildred J and Mr Roy E Burkittsville exchanged marriage vows at 2 pm in Middletown Ct officiated by Rev George H K Felter with immediate family present A reception followed hosted by Ward Jennings and Richard Dietr Francis Scott Key guests attended After a wedding trip to Ohio the couple will reside in Burkittsville at their home

Mildred J Roy Eooatce Burkittsville Middletown Ct Middletown George H. K.felter Ward Jennings Richard Dietr Francis Scott Key Kliner Ohio McBride

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