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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1985

Page

3

James H Gambrill II Passes. Frederick Leader Dies at 34

Frederick mourns James Henry Gambrill II who died at Homewood Retirement Center after a lengthy illness. He led Dietrick and Gambrill Inc. as president, chaired the G L Baking Co and the Francis Scott Key Hotel owners, and served on hospital and religious boards. A WWI veteran, Rotary and Masonic member, he left three daughters, ten grandchildren, fourteen great grandchildren, a sister, and several nieces.

Frederick James Henry Gambrill Homewood Gambrill Dietrick and Gambrill Inc G.L. Baking Co Potomac Edison Co Citizens National Bank Farmers & Mechanics National Bank Old Corporation Francis Scott Key Hotel Homewood Retirement Center Gambril Frederick City Hospital Frederick Memorial Hospital Home For the Record Street Hood College Children’s Aid Society Episcopal Orphan Home All Saints Episcopal Church E. Mason Hendrickson Hagerstown G. Hunter Bowers Jr Edward C. Stockbridge Acton Mass Charles Seth Lane III

AIDS: Devastation and Response Outline

An overview of AIDS as a new, deadly virus, tracing its emergence from 1981 to 1986. It covers transmission through fluids, rising case estimates, societal impact, medical and governmental responses, and notes on research advances and public attitudes. Includes quotes from Dr. Anthony Fauci and Dr. Richard Restak.

Richard Restak Washington, D.C United States Anthony Fauci National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases San Francisco Ronald Rosenblatt Queens N.Y

Letters to the editor highlight learning disabilities and literacy

Readers discuss the link between learning disabilities and illiteracy, noting prevalence, mislabeling, and the role of Mrs. Bush in literacy advocacy. The letter praises TRI Services for prevention and urges civic support for Navy crew messages and community cultural efforts in Frederick.

The News-Post George Bush Tri-Services Inc Chevy Chase America Bush Tri-Services P.S Frederick Margaret Byrd Rawson Samuel T Orton Columbia

Appeal for funds aids neglected city children

An appeal letter from Charles McC Mathias president of the Children’s Aid Society urges public support to help 500 city and county children under supervision. A canned goods ball by William P Larkin Post American Legion at K of P Hall All Saints Street invites donations of nonperishable food for needy families December 24. Notre Dame students Wachter and Leichert visit from South Bend with Brosius of IIT Lime Kiln also home for holidays. A new one dollar bill touted by Treasury Secretary Morgenthau as the handsomest ever is circulating locally via Silver certificates.

Charles McC. Mathias Children’s Aid Fragerigt County Mathias Aid Society William P. Larkin American Legion K. of P. Hall All Saints Street Gump University of Notre Dame Ralph M. Wachter John W. Leichert Frederick Charles T. Brosius Iit South Bend Indiana Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr

Historic WAVERLEY Farm featured in new Williams book

A Baltimore lawyer Robert W. Williams writes about WAVERLEY Farm on the old National Road between Frederick and Braddock Heights, noting its former owners Holmes D. Baker and Joseph D. Baker and their civic roles. Frederick High beat Gaithersburg 76 to 58 as its season hits four wins, with Cadets led by Freland Hall and Ambrose. The drama department prepares A Christmas Carol led by Hughes with Tinney Devilbiss Davis and Geapebet part of the cast.

Waverley Farm Old National Road Frederick Braddock Heights Robert W. Williams Baltimore Holmes D. Baker Citizens National Bank Joseph D. Baker Frederick High School Anna May Hughes Charles Dickens Jay Tinney William Devilbiss Thomas Davis Bob Geapebet Fred

Reader letters on punk movement and school issues from Dr Wallace era

A set of reader correspondence and replies includes a Oslo letter defending punk against violence and conformity, a Mississippi student asking help over harsh algebra punishment, and a Springfield reader clarifying speed records between cheetahs and pronghorn antelope with precise mph figures.

Dr. Wallace Greenville Miss Jack Springfield Ohio

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