Books at your Library The Jewish Encyclopedia arrives at library
The twelve volume set The Jewish Encyclopedia detailing Jewish history religion literature and customs has been donated to the C Burr Arle Library by the Gordon Family in memory of Dave Gordon and Mildred Gordon Misler. The re issued edition is noted as the first and finest reference work of its kind in any language with many valuable articles for students of all faiths.
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C. Burr
Misler
Markings and Other Spells From Dag Hammarskjold
A digest lists Dag Hammarskjold memoirs and other titles available at the Artz Library and county libraries. It notes Markings is a contemplative diary from 1925 to 1961 focusing on spiritual life and mysticism, with poems in later years.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Cal
God
Beny
Louis Lavelle
St. E of
Assisi
St. Teresa of Ost. John of the Cross
St. Francis de Sales
C. S. Lewis
Malcolm
Thomas Merton
Island
C. Burr Artz
Patricia M. Broderick
Frederick
Meshach Browning
Maryland
Edward S. Delaplaine
Phyllis McGinley
Peyton Place
Grace Metalious
Roger Brooke
Taney
Bernard Christian Steiner
Stewart L. Udall
Irving Wallace
John Birch Society
Robert H. W. Welch
Charles Chaplin
General Douglas MacArthur
Herzog
Saul Bellow
Artz Library
Jefferson Elementary Hosts Christmas Program with St Nick
Dec 23 Jefferson Elementary staged its annual program with the student choir from grades four to six singing Christmas spirituals. St Nick, played by Harry Rieu, distributed gifts to each child as the event closed with an old English folk song. Co sponsors included the Jefferson Parent Teachers Association.
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Jefferson Parent Teachivtion
The
Jefferson Raritan Clubers Ass
Auxiliary Meets for Ladies Aid at Woodsboro Fire Co
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Woodsboro Fire Company held a meeting with chaplaincy and flag ceremony led by Edith On. Twenty seven members answered roll as reports were given by committee chairs Rifchen and others. Nomination slate read. Ethel Snyder and Mary Louise Fi announced the ten year officers. A March 19 20 food sale was discussed. motions by Elizabeth Weidner and Annie Cramer postponed. Gifts and refreshments followed. closing prayer by Lilvin Kevton.
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Woodsboro Fire Company
Edith On
Ethel Snyder
Mary Louise Fi I
Elizabeth Weidner
Annie Cramer
Pauline Ward
Lilvin Kevton
Annual Christmas Reunion Of May Family In Yellow Springs
The Clarence F. May family of Catoctin Furnace held its Christmas reunion on December 27 at Mrs. Dorothy Smith’s Yellow Springs home. Dinner served to five family members and two guests from Bonita Springs Florida. The clan includes Clarence F. May Sr. and spouse plus 13 children and 95 grandchildren living near Thurmont and Frederick. Family present included Clarence F. May Sr. with children Raymond and Rosie, and Mr. and Mrs. Truman W. May and Sandy Larry and Martha.
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Clarence F. May
Catoctin Furnace
Dorothy Smith
Yellow Springs
Paul V. Smith
Bonita Springs
Fla
Thurmont
Frederick
Clarence F. May Sr
Raymond
Rosie
Truman W. May
Sandy
Larry
Martha
Clarence F
Local Woman Retires From Job at New Way Discount
A Christmas breakfast honored Mrs. Anna Kennedy on North Market Street as she plans retirement this Thursday. Store manager William Herbert presented an engraved watch from J. J. Newberry Company with a letter of appreciation from company president W. C. Straus and vice president G. L. Kelly. Kennedy has served as a saleswoman for 20 years, with attendees including Betty Nicholson, Naomi White, Jackie Goode, Dorothy Gruden, Eva Wetzel, Bernice Brown, Minnie Miller, Robin Clingan, Diana Keeney, LaRue Ray, Michael Boone, Tommy Brown, and Mary Smith.
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New - Way Discount
North Market Street
Anna Kennedy
William Herbert
Kennedy
J. J. Newberry Company
New Way Discount
W. C. Straus
G. L. Kelly
J. J. Newberry's
Christmas Cheer At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Christmas cheer brightened Frederick Memorial Hospital as the Goodwill Committee of the hospital auxiliary visited wards. Mrs J Frederick Kreissig chairs the committee while Mrs Ada Ford portrays Santa delivering gifts to patients and toys donated by a local department store. In the maternity unit newborns received Santa caps from the Pinkie Committee and a gift from the auxiliary.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. Frederick Kreissig
Santa Claus
Ada Ford
Santa
Auxiliary
Byron White
Hospital Auxil
Family Names In A Court Acknowledgment List
A court document lists multiple parties with the surname May and related individuals. The entries include May juniors and spouses, plus other connected names such as Warne, Caudill, Bickenstaff, Main, Wastler, Caudill family members, and various first names like Donna Lou JoAnn Rodney and Dorothy Smith.
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May Jr
Kevin
Donna Lou
Norman F. May
Norman Jr
Warne
Rodney
David
Bobby
Charles E. May
JoAnn
V. Charles Jr
Theresa
Sharon
Harvey May
Marvin Bickenstaff
Doug
Stevie
Michael Main
Debbie
Tammy
Randy
Ray May
Daniel Caudill
Darlene
Junior
Lawrence Caudill
Brenda
Franklin T. Wastler
Dorothy Smith and Son
Engagements announced for three area couples
Engagements announced for Irene Hilda Nicodemus and Richard Isaac Renner of Frederick and Linganore High School. Thelma Jean Herring and Terence Clay Byard with both pursuing June graduations. Sherry Jean Phillips and Hugh James Hubbard with a June wedding planned.
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Eli Nicodemus
RFD 2
New Windsor
Irene Hilda
Richard Isaac Renner
Nicodemus
Linganore High School
Peter D. Herring
Emmitsburg
Thelma Jean
Terence Clay Byard
Miss Herring
Emmitsburg High School
Waynesboro Business School
Byard
Donald B. Byard
St. Joe's High School
Mt. St. Mary's College
Carolyn Hahn Phillips
Ridge Road
Braddock Heights
Lawrence Brevard Phillips
Cherry Hill
N.I
Sherry Jean
Hugh James Hubbard
Miss Phillips
Baltimore County Board of Education
Walter J. Hahn
Ceresville
Hubbard
Thomas Foy Hubbard
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Year End Reflections and Gratitude In 1965
A column writer thanks readers for support, recalls colleagues Raymond Bussard and Jesse Anders, and shares a reflective "Prayer For The Not-So-Old Lord" about aging. Includes musings on happiness from simple pleasures, quotes from Carol Dare, Aunt Matilda, and a New Year greeting.
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Raymond .H. Bussard
Jesse’ B. Anders
Lend
Jehovah's Witnesses to Hold Baltimore Circuit Assembly
Frederick congregation presiding minister Harry R. Mackley announced an organizational meeting in Baltimore for a three day Jehovah's Witnesses circuit conference at the Coliseum January 8 to 10. Norman E. Swift of Brooklyn led the ministers meeting with 40 ministers from Baltimore area. The gathering will feature a two hour film Proclaiming Eternal Good News Around the World and a Bible lecture Our Divided World Is It Here to Stay by L. E. Reusch. The event draws over 1700 delegates from 17 congregations with families.
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Harry R. Mackley
Frederick
Baltimore
Swift
Mackley
L. E. Reusch
Reusch
Brooklyn
N.Y
Miss Dixon and Joseph Baer United in Marriage at St. John's
Sandra Kay Dixon and Joseph Anthony Baer Jr. wed December 18 at St. John's Catholic Church in Frederick. The bride, daughter of Milton and (deceased) Dixon, wore a lace trimmed gown and carried white mums. The groom, son of Joseph Baer Sr., works at Frederick Iron and Steel. A reception followed at the Ess Home.
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Sandra Kay Dixon
Joseph Anthony Baer Jr
St. John's Catholic Church
Milton Dixon
RFD
Frederick
Joseph Anthony Baer Sr
West Church Street
Alfred E. Smith
Sylvia Manning
East Church Street
Ronald Stull
Gene Metz
Water Street
Carol Winpizler
East Fourth Street
Richard Baer
Douglas Manning
Ess
East Patrick Street
Frederick High School
S. S. Kresge Company
St. John's High School
Frederick Iron and , Steel
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FM Hospital
Mr. Renner
George Renner
RFD 1
Walkersville High School
R. L. Kelly and Sons of
Irene H. Nicodemus
Thelma J. Herring
Sherry Jean Phillips
Priere
Frank J. Keefer
Carol Dare
Carol
Matilda
Miss Dixon
Mr. Baer
St. John’s Catholic Church
Joseph A. Baer Jr
Blue Ridge Homes
Blue Ridge
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
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