Louis Eichelberger Seated As Kiwanis Club President
Frederick Kiwanis Club installed Louis E Eichelberger as president at a meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Officers installed included William Howard Jr first vice president Donald Linton second vice president and J Vernon Cobmit secretary treasurer. Four new directors were named David Aldridge Donald Koons Robinson Nottingham and Kenneth Shiffret alongside continuing directors Robert Falconer Homer Garrell and Duval Sneadner. Andrew W Mason Lt Governor Ninth Division presided with remarks from Nelson Langan and the new president. The Rev Lyle Ashby gave the invocation and birthday greetings were offered for Duval Sneadner. Guests included Jerry Stansfield Thomas Eichelberger and Eugene Langan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Eichelberger
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
William T. Howard Jr
Donald C. Linton
J. Vernon Cobmit
David E. Aldridge
Donald Z. Koons
Robinson Nottingham
Kenneth E. Shiffret
Robert P. Falconer
Homer J. Garrell
Duval W. Sneadner
Lyle Ashby
Duval Sneadner
Robert L. Smith
Sperry Storm
Jerry Stansfield
Thomas Eichelberger
Eugene Langan
Scranton vetoes bill on re sale of milk
Gov William W Scranton vetoed a Pennsylvania milk bill that would have barred dealers from buying out of state milk for resale and required payment of any price difference to the Milk Control Commission. He argued the measure violates the U.S. Constitution and burdens interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Milk Control Commission
Commission
U.S
Swinging Ham Rolls and Fruit Breakfast Ideas
Recipe from 1966 touts young kitchen pattern using pancake mix to make ham and cheese filled pancakes with sour cream and mustard sauce. Serve with fruit kabobs of bananas cherries grapes and pineapple. Bake rolls 350 degrees about 15 minutes.
Builders Hope for 1966 as Housing Market Brightens
AP Business News Analyst Sam Dawson reports that private recession in home building may end in 1966 with a pickup in November contracts for new residential units and rising mortgage demand. Government data show housing starts up late 1965 and Commerce predicts total construction spending will reach a record $72.7 billion in 1966. Despite optimism, 1965 starts around 1.49 million, below 1964’s pace, though dollars worked up due to pricier homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Department of Commerce
F.W. Dodge Co
Federal Reserve Board
Savings and Loan Associations
United States Savings & Loan League
Hollywood year in review 1965 this year of kings and film
AP s Bob Thomas recalls 1965 highlights from Nat King Cole’s death to Lana Turner’s sixth marriage. Hollywood royalty clashed with English stars and two films named Harlow dominated theaters as the year drew to a close. The piece notes Patricia Neal’s life-and-death struggle and other major events shaping the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
England
Harlow
Lana Turner
Nat King Cole
Patricia Neal
the Academy
Notable 1965 film figures and life events recap
Award actress from Hud suffered three massive strokes as she began a movie here and, against odds, recovered, eyeing a return to acting after stroke effects. Julie Andrews won an Oscar after My Fair Lady snub. Dorothy Malone survived blood clots in lungs and soon returned to Peyton Place. Cary Grant married Dyan Cannon and was cast as a father in 1965. The Old Guard faded with Jeannette MacDonald Stan Laurel Clara Bow David Selznick Mae Murray. Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow romance noted as he neared 50 with his junior partner from Peyton Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Andrews
Dorothy Malone
Cary Grant
Dyan Cannon
Jeanette MacDonald
Stan Laurel
Clara Bow
David ©. Selznick
Mae Murray
Frank Sinatra
Mia Farrow
Spring tides and the origins of life in water
The term spring tides refers to tidal extremes caused by the sun and moon aligning, not the seasons. Britannica notes life began in the ocean hundreds of millions of years ago before moving into fresh water and land, and hemp is among the oldest fiber yielding plants.
Daytime TV Schedule Shuffle Across Classic Channel Lineup
A dense grid of programs lists time slots from 3:00 to 2:30 with numerous shows across genres. Notable entries include General Hospital, Movie presentations, news blocks, sitcoms like Father Knows Best, The Beverly Hillbillies, and The Tonight Show styles such as The Mike Douglas Show. The lineup features soap operas, game shows, Westerns, and variety segments, highlighting a packed broadcasting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Reed
Pompeii
Guiding Light
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Louis Eichelberger
Kiwanis Club
Andrew W. Mason
David D. Eigenbrode
John Tritt
Parsons Newman
Nelson Langan
PARTY
Harman Field Civic Association
Winchester ST
D Rui
Damascus
Damascus, MD
James Caan
Red Line
S.E.C.A. Building
N. Market St
Frederick
Bonanza
Infants & Childrens
Business Review
Reb Thomas
Walter Snow
North Market St
Cross Keys
Penny Callas
The
Lovie & the Drifters
Maryland
Daileys
N. Market Strees
United Civic Building
Receiver Road
TRE
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Bausch & Lomb
Yoni
Rogranms
Washington
Wttg-Tv
Wmal-Tv
Wtop-Tv
Baltimore
WMAR
WBEAL
Wjz-Tv
Lancaster
Wgal-Tv
Seiberling Tires
N. Carroll St
Melvin M. Engle
American Legion Ballroom
Thurmont
Ray Bierly
Hillside Motor Co., Inc
East Patrick St
Little Jimmy and
Nashville
Blue Lantern Cafe
W. Patrick St
Missouri
George Kimmons
Ozark
Missouri Farmers Assn
Kimmons
Luciana Paluzzi
Rome
Midnite
ING
COAL
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
Popeye
Lloyd Thaxton
Yogi Bear
Three Stooges
Sea Hunt
Bilko
Dennis the Menace
Virginian
Harriet
Patty Duke
Hill
Green Acres
Bob Hope
Big Valley
Dick van Dyke
Danny Kaye
I Spy
Amos Burke
Black Falls
Don Camillo
Knute Rockne
All American
People In the News
Ben Casey
Here
S Barbara
McCoys
Andy Griffith
Morning Star
Paradise Bay
Peter Guan
Boeing
Jaret
Dartin
Christiane Schindtmer
Suzanna Leigh
Helma Ritter
Tivoli
Mulan
Cas
Rice’s Color Center Ltd
Market St
Lowell Tire
South Market St. & Battery CO
Santa
FARMERS & MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK + CHristmas Club
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