Frederick residents support new residential home for the retarded
Community leaders celebrate the opening of the Frederick County Association for Retarded Citizens residential home at 127 East Patrick Street, with eight adults living there and a second home planned for 1976. The project received state funds and local backing, aiming to restore independence through work, training, and shared duties.
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Edward P. Thomas
Association For Retarded Citizens
Maryland
Frederick County
Thomas
East Patrick Street
Frederick
General Assembly of Maryland
Frederick County Association For
Annapolis
AML
General Assembly
Jeanne Bussard
FCARC
Charles Tressier Jr
National Association For Retarded Citizens
Pennsylvania
Smithsburg
Frederick County Association
MRA
Letters to the editor Constellation of a star and hidden steps
The excerpt recalls a poetic inquiry about a brilliant star and mysterious footsteps in sand. A narrator notes the cadence of unseen movements, a shuttered silence, and repeated “Never” phrases as the scene shifts between wonder and uncertainty. The fragment hints at a reflective, provisional mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Preservation a plea to save historic Frederick buildings
In a column about preserving town heritage, Laura B Edwards rails against tearing down old structures for modern ones. She praises Steiner House, Taney House and Ross House, notes community acts by Officer Clem and Mrs. McClellan, and highlights a local gallery art show sponsored by Anne Snyder.
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Frederick
Steiner House
Taney House
Ross House
Clem
John McClellan
Baker Park
Anne G. Snyder
Catepet Gallery
West Second Street
Anne
Retirement and sale of Frederick grocer Ebert marks shift
December 16 1925 announcement reports Harry L Ebert retiring after 14 years as a leading Frederick grocer and sale of his stock to Allen Grumbine Wachter owners of W W S grocery. The transaction takes effect January 1 with two stores planned Ebert appending to Eberts Grocery and the other to G and W Grocery. About 50 members and guests attended a dinner at the Frederick Beach Grill room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel for the Automobile Club of Maryland event, possibly annual, with H N Abercrombie John S Bridges W Straw McCurdy and H M Lucius representing the state or organization.
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Harry L. Ebert
Frederick
Fry
Allen Grumbine Wachter
Mr. Ebert
Ebert
Frederick Beach
Automobile Club of Maryland
Francis Scott Key Hotel
H. N. Abercrombie
John S. Bridges
W. Straw McCurdy
H. M. Lucius
New Maryland extension chief warns of bleak 1956 farming outlook
Dr. Paul E. Nystrom told the Lions Club of Frederick that farm prospects for 1956 look sad. He warned businessmen that farmer prosperity does not mirror 1954 gains and that recession for farmers could pull down general business. The Frederick post office reports peak Christmas mail flow this weekend.
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University of Maryland
Paul E. Nystrom
Lions Club of
Frederick
Open Door highlights Chamber legislative efforts in 1975
Frederick County Chamber columns review two active committees in 1975. Legislative Affairs oversees Maryland state and local issues with hearings in Annapolis and annual events. National Affairs operates year round with ten subcommittees and frequent Washington contacts, earning recognition as official legislative contact for the Sixth District.
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Chamber of Commerce
United States Congress
James W. Freeman
Frederick Gas Company
Manuel T. Padilla
State Farm Insurance
Maryland
Annapolis
Chamber
Frederick County
U.S. Congress
Washington
National Affairs Committee
United States Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Sixth
Byron
Beall
Mathias
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Frederick, Md
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Eisenhower
McAuliffe
United States Army
61St Airborne
Bastogne
Fiditar
Ates
Warrington
Peniesinger
Detenus
the Town Crier
Laura B. Edwards
Operation Town Action
Audrey L. Perkins
Waverley Gardens
City Housing Resident Commends Authority
Helen Githerman
the Housing Authority
City OF
Miss Myers
Housing Authority
Taney
AL Rogers
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