Christmas displays mark C Burr Artz Library plans
The C Burr Artz Library closes December 23 at 4 pm and reopens December 27 at 9 am. The bookmobile makes its last run December 21 before overhaul. County libraries follow similar schedules with local branches closing December 22 or 23 and reopening December 27. A "Christmas with the Artz" exhibit features photos of Mr and Mrs Artz from the 1870s, a McGuffey reader, a herbarium, a Boston Public Library bookplate, and a donors tree listing 30 benefactors. A GE Porta-Color set is on display for patron use, funded by the Weinberg gifts. Items left in the library include a hat, gloves, and a tweed overcoat awaiting owners. no women’s items are reported, while books from many schools and libraries are being returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Burr Artz
Artz
C. Burn Artz
Burr Artz
Ross Myers
Parsons Newman
Richard Ramsburg
Jacob Rohrback
Edward S. Delaplaine
August T. Brust
R. W. Baer
John Shellman Baer
G. Frank Thomas
Amelia
Esther Weinberg
George D. Stull
Friends of the Courr Arts Library
Frederick Art Club
Jesse Anders
University of Baltimore
Howard County Public Library
Monocacy Elementary School
Rockville
Linganore
Thomas Johnson
West Frederick
Frederick High
Frederick Community Ollege
Calvary Kindergarten
Visitation Academy
Fort Detrick
Selections From The Adult Collection at C Burr Artz Library
A catalog-style note lists adult and children’s books available for borrowing. It covers magnet science in magnets by Irving and Ruth Adler and multiple adventure titles such as Dead End Bluff Nightbirds of Nantucket Over Sea Under Stone and Commander of the Flying Tigers. End with library contact Dorothy Langley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Ruth Adler
Earth
Elizabeth Witheridge
Quig
Nantucket
Joan Aiken
Captain Casket
Dido Twite
Dutiful Penitence
Dida
England
Willoughby Chase
Susan Cooper
Cornwall
Merry
Arthur
King Mark
THE
Flying Tigers
Claire Chennault
Joe Archibald
Japan
Pearl Harbor
China
Chennault
C. Burr Artz
Winston Churchill Youth Randolph Trial Reads Like History
Frederick Is Reading presents a roundup of titles including Winston S Churchill Youth Randolph Churchill The Jury Returns Louis In The Boston Strang LER Gerald Frank Rush To Judgment Mark Lane Games People Play Eric Berne and related works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston S. Churchill
Randolph
Churchill
Louis
Gerald Frank Rush
Mark Lane
Eric Berne
Engagement of Susan Jeanette Stup and Thomas W Brown
Mr and Mrs Charles Robert Stup of West Second Street announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Jeanette to Thomas W Brown son of Dr and Mrs James W Brown of Military Road Miss Stup a 1963 graduate of Praderick High School and soon to graduate from the University of Maryland School of Nursing will wed in September Brown a 1963 Frederick High School graduate attends the University of Maryland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robert Stup
West Second Street
Susan Jeanette
Thomas W. Brown
James W. Brown
Military Road
Miss Stup
Praderick High School
University of Maryland, School of Nursing
Frederick High School
University of Maryland
Miss Sandra Rothenhoefer Weds Donald A. Duffy Jr
Sandra Rothenhoefer and Donald Augustine Duffy Jr. wed at Our Lady of Hope Church in Baltimore with Father Hopkins officiating. The bride, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Rothenhoefer of Edgewood Road, wore an empire crepe gown with lace sleeves and carried white carnations in tribute to the Blessed Mother. Attendants included sister Katrina Rothenhoefer as maid of honor and bridesmaids from Baltimore and Frederick. Best man was Irwin Sentz. ushers and a page accompanied the couple. A reception followed at Brentwood Inn before a wedding trip to the Poconos and their residence in Essex. The item also notes local piano students performing at a Frederick nursing center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lee Rothenhoefer
Donald Augustine Duffy Jr
Our Lady of Hope Church
Baltimore
Father Hopkins
Thomas F. Rothenhoefer
Edgewood Road
Donald A. Duffy Sr
Sparrows Point
Area Church Plans Two Christmas Eve Services
The Evangelical Lutheran Church on East Church Street will host two Christmas Eve services. A family service at 7 p.m. features carols, the Handbell Choir, and the Christmas Story told by Rev. Dr. Francis Reinberger. the 11 p.m. service offers carols and candles. The Handbell Choir, led by H. David Hagan, marks its first appearance at both services, with bells donated by Mr. and Mrs. Willard Markey in memory of their son Frederick. The Youth Choir, directed by Thomas Silliman, will sing at the family service. During the late service, eight spirits and twelve lightbearers will light candles from the altar. Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver originated the candle ceremony. Rev. Reinberger will deliver a Christmas meditation, assisted by Rev. Roland Hobbs. The Senior Choir, Women’s Octet, and Men’s Octet, under William Sprigg, will provide music alongside the Handbell Choir. Members in the Spirit roles include Ann Shipley, Barbara Falk, Ann Reinberger, Helen Feaga, Sandra Marks, Mary Margaret Gilbert, LeAnn Gilbert, and Sharon Feaga. light bearers include Randolph Rosencrantz, Roland Hahn, Thomas Feichelberger Jr., Scott Shipley, William Norwood, Wayne Bell, Brent Gibbs, Chadwick Gibbs, Nelson Grimes, Denny Crum, Robert Renn, and Ed Nikirk I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Francis Reinberger
H. David Hagan
Frederick
Willard Markey
Markeys
Cellersville
Thomas Silliman
Amos John Traver
Reinberger
Roland Hobbs
William Sprigg
William Norwood
Wayne Bell
Brent Gibbs
Chadwick Gibbs
Nelson Grimes
Denny Crum
Robert Renn
Ed Nikirk I
Sheroken House of Hair Fashions Ad Hint
Advertise By Sharon offers beauty tips for fuller lips and lip line techniques. Hair style guidance is included with stylist consultation and SHEROKEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS on East 3rd Street Frederick. Also mentions chickens permanents and a tip for mending broken china with clear non polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions
East 3Rd Street
Frederick
Adults barred from Kinderkonzert unless with children
The Kinderkonzert at Thomas Johnson Auditorium on December 29 requires adults to be accompanied by children. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra conducted by Harry John Brown will perform with the Harkness Ballet Company and the Immaculate Heart of Mary Boys' Choir. Tickets are unreserved and available at multiple local outlets. a unique 12 page child friendly souvenir program will be given to every child attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnson Auditorium
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Harry John Brown
Harkness Ballet Company
Immaculate Heart of Mary Boys’ Choir
Colonial Music Shop
Berger's Book Mart
Routzahn’s
Frederick
Hassett’s
Children’s World
Fort Detrick
Y. M.C.A
Betty Jane Utterback
Betty Jane
Arts Council For
Frederick County
Kinderkonzert
Janet Teach
Mary Boy
Harkness House For Ballet Arts
Th Harkness
Humperdinck
Hansel and
Gretel
Jr. Woman's Club Hears Inspiring Holiday Message
Dr. Francis Reinberger spoke to the Junior Woman's Club at Steiner House on Christmas marks and personal growth. Business notes included Mary land My Maryland notecards for sale, upcoming bingo on Jan 26, and a Jan 11 bridge at Mrs Leichert’s. Donations for needy families requested by Dec 23, with a club thank you to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E Reinberger
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Steiner House
Reinberger
Warren C. Smith
Special Projects
Paul C
Maryland
Joseph Groff
Merchants
Woodland Hurt
Home Life
Roy Comer
Hurtt
Montevue
Francis Leichert
Bruce Claxton
Charlotte Smith
Abe Pital
Civic Club
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Patrick Dougherty
David Hall
Burnham Beard
Charles F. Corbelli
Reese W. Warner
Robert E. Brant
Bruce C Claxton
John H. Yetter
Snow Ball Hosts Honorary Hospital Leaders at Hood College
The Snow Ball at Gambrill Gymnasium Hood College featured a museum setting with paintings and statues. Receiving line included David Youngdahl Frederick Memorial Hospital administrator and Mrs. Youngdahl. Dr Richard Reynolds hospital chief of staff and Mrs. Reynolds. Paul Michael and Mrs. Michael hospital board president. Manuel Weinberg and Mrs. Weinberg Snow Ball chair. G L Thomas Jr and Mrs. Thomas Women’s Auxiliary president. Mrs Byron White founder unable to attend. Guests Edward D Storm and family hosted pre event dinner. Lt J and Mrs Ralph K Martin visiting from Jefferson Boulevard and headed to Long Beach Calif after Christmas for Lt Martins posting. Ruth Ash Georgetown University student to spend Christmas with family. Dan Weinberg and family hosted theater party. Danyce Weinberg a Smith College sophomore. Aldan Weinberg a American University freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood College
David Youngdahl
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Youngdahl
Richard Reynolds
Reynolds
Paul Michael
Thomas
Women’s Auxiliary
Byron White
Ralph K. Martin
Martin
Howard W. Ash
Jefferson Boulevard
Long Beach Calif
Lt. Martin
Ruth Ash
Georgetown University
Washington, DC
Dan Weinberg
Danyce
Aldan
Weinbergs
Smith College
Northhampton
Mass
American University
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Brunswick Public Library
Thurmont Public Library
Emmitsburg Public Library
the Artz
General Electric
Leo and
L. Rae Weinberg
Misses Weinberg
Dorothy H. Langley
Susan Jeanette Stup
Sandra Rothenhoefer
Donald A. Duffy Jr
Katrina Rothenhoefer
Bride
Donna Royster
Elaine Jones
Joppa
Tena Rothenhoefer
Linda Roberts
Anna-Marie Lentz
Miss Sentz
Irwin Sentz
David Hildebrand
James Halthous
Daniel Jones
Gene Proctor
Brentwood Inn
Poconos
Essex
Winston Shipley
Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center
Tina Lee
Debra Kline
Jan Camazo
Ann Miller
Area Church
Sonnet
Celonial Jewelers
Jr. Woman’s Club
Edward D. Storm
Record Street
Haber's
Frederick Shopping Center
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