Sidelights on Waverly Farm during Civil War era
Remembrances recount how Samuel L Gouverneur Jr and wife owned Waverly near Frederick, merging New York society with wartime Maryland life. Mosby visits, Johnson’s troops, and hiding silver reveal hazards of 1863. Postwar, social life resumes. farm challenges persist until 1868 sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Gouverneur
Baker Place
Waverley Farm
Samuel L. Gouverneur
Gouverneur
James Monroe
James Campbell
New York
Washington
Old Fredericktown
Gouverneurs
Waverley
Needwood
Samuel L Gouverneur, Sr
Mary Digges Lee
Thomas Sim Lee
Maryland
Marie Hester Monroe
Monroe
Catoctin Mountain
Monocacy
John Thomas McGill
John Ritchie
Frederick
Po-ne
John Demsey
William P. Maulshy
Richard M. Potts
George Potts
Charles E. Trail
George Diehl
Marie
John McPherson
Worthington Ross
Fairfax Schley
Jacob M. Kunkel
Marmaduke Dillion - Lee
All Saints
Osbourn Ingle
John McElroy
Catholic Church
Salmon P. Chase
Margaret Goldsborough
Laurette S. Foster
Laurence Gouveneur Hoes
Waverly
Frederick Bridge Club Winners at Holiday Inn
Frederick bridge players held a weekly game at the Holiday Inn. North-South winners were Manuel M. Weinberg and partner, with Crum and Hedstrom finishing second, Gray and Gray third, and Rively and Smith fourth. East-West winners were Robert McKinney and Leon Eisman first, Harper and Feaga second, Cline and Welty third, with the fourth place unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Bridge Club
Holiday Inn
Manuel M. Weinberg
Charles Crum
George Hedstrom
Harry Gray
Robert Gray
Samuel Rively
Ross V. Smith
Robert McKinney
Leon Eisman
Weldon Harper
Maybelie Feaga
Marlowe Cline
Scott Welty
Catoctin
Del
Ross Smith
William Benjamin
Frank Rehmann
Robert Poleto
Robert Remsburg
Lillian Hobbs
Helen Kelly
Mary Fuss
Maybelle Feaga
Cozy Restaurant
Frederick Memorial Hospital adds beauty service for patients
Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary launches a weekly beauty program led by certified hairdresser Mrs. Robert Knill to lift patient morale. On the first day she washed set and sometimes cut hair for about six patients with care from nurses. more sessions planned as staff and donors supply equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Stender
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Women’s Auxiliary
Robert Knill
RFD
Frederick
Goodwill Department
news-Post
Irvin Welty
North
Bentz Street
Miss Barber Named WHS Homemaker of Tomorrow
Jan A. Barber, a Walkersville High School senior, was named the 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She scored highly on a December 3, 1963 written test, earning a $1,500 state scholarship and a Britannica prize, with her paper advancing to national finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan A. Barber
Walkersville High School
Betty Crocker
Barber
General Mills, Inc
Pinto
Encyclopedia Britannica
Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc
Colonial Williamsburg
Washington
New York City
Heart Fund Sunday observed with February 23 drive
The 1964 Heart Fund Campaign builds to a door to door appeal on February 23 after a January 31 kickoff at Calvary Methodist Church Parish Hall led by Garland Feaga. Dr A Austin Pearre outlined Heart Association aims from education to rehabilitation and prevention while a new color film The Heart of a Town was shown. Local officers and volunteers prepared to collect gifts and promote heart health education in Frederick County. SPARKLING IDEA Keep costume jewelry organized in a partitioned clear plastic box for easy access.
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Heart Fund
Calvary Methodist Church
Garland Feaga
Frederick County Heart Fund
A. Austin Pearre
Local
Heart Association
Pearre
The
Pearce
American Heart Association
Edward G. Robinson
Robert Allen
Edgar McBride
Local Heart Association
Vernally Moore
Jack Haller
Harry H. Reid
Frederick City
Harry K. Fogle
William Lyerly
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
City Heart Sunday
Victor A. Palmer
Gene Ramsberg
Emmett Bowlus
Reese Warner Jr
Abraham Solar
A. G. Bourne
Theodore Reeder
James Bosler
Eppa M. Ahal
Brunswick
Eugene Johnson
Buckeystown
Harry Zentz
Thurmont
Sidney Hammond
Libertytown
Clemons Sink
Adamstown
J. A. Throne
Braddock Heights
Morris Lewis
Monroe Stup
Walkersville
Joseph M. Ricketts
Butterfly Lane
Charles H. Kehne
Bruce E. Crum
Harmony Grove
Helen Martz
Josephine Etchison
Lucy Morse
Heart Association of Maryland
Robert McGee
George B. Douglas
SHEROKEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS Per Maintenance Tips
From your stylist column offers guidance for wiry curly hair focusing on daily brushing scalp massage and oil distribution to ease dryness. Recommends egg shampoo and tanolin enriched formulas then a cream rise to reduce static and suggests a perm for final touch ups at SHEROKEN on 10 East Church Street with contact 663 4421.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions
Church Street
Frederick News Briefs February 7 1964
Local items from The News Frederick Maryland dated Friday February 7 1964 on page three summarize short civic notes and community updates with concise notices and brief reports from the city and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Copying Station Aids Civil War Centennial Work
Members of the Civil War Centennial committee plan observe Monocacy in July using the Docustal machine in the C Burr Artz Library. Patrons can photograph and permanently record material from books periodicals and atlases for personal use for a small fee with rapid 30 second copies. The device uses no film ensuring the copies protect originals and can duplicate maps church records military and legal documents and more.
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Battle of Monocacy
C. Burr Artz
Selections From The Young Adult Collection
A library notice lists multiple Young Adult titles about the Panama Canal and philosophy along with Lincoln biographies and other history works. It notes availability at the C. Burr Artz Library and community libraries with author names and titles such as The Guns of August and Profiles in Courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Gaillard Cut
Jacques Choron
Springfield
Ilinois
Lincoln Abraham Lincoln
Henry Daugherty
Abe Lincoln
Carl Sandburg
Abraham Lincoln’s
Genevieve Foster
C. Burr Artz Library
County Braries
Helen B. Evans
Pearl ’. Buck
William Golding
John F. Kennedy
JFK
Victor Lasky
Mary T. Mel Carthy
Helen MacInnes
White House
Marianne Means
Jessica Mitford Francis Scott Key
Edward S. Dela Plaine
Barbara W. Tuchman
Irving
Wallace
Morris L. West
King
T. H. White
Scent OF
Elizabeth Goudge
Dorothy and
Red
Vic
Cent Sheean
Artz Library
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elsie White Haines
Po-ne-sang
China
United States
John 8. Mosby
James Monroe Heiskell
Mosby
Bradley Q. Johnson
Maryland Tract
Gen. Johnson
Baltimore
Ruth Monroe Gouverneur
William Crawford Johnson
Emily C. Johnson
North Bentz Street
Baker Park
Jubal Early
Frederick County
Madelyn Strube
Ijamsville
Horace F. Kine Jr
Kline
J. Frederick Kreissig
Charles A. Price
Leonard Spero
Frederick, Catoctin
Hagerstown
Valentine
Shenandoah Squares
Charles Town
Shenandoah Downs
Danny Miller
Mgr
James V. Shaft Sr
Ballenger
Shaff
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Fengaville
A. G. Null
Shaffs
Richard Smith
Jefferson
Howard Pletsch
Smyrna
Delaware
James V. Shaff Jr
Roland Culler
Bernard Shaff
Nate
WHS
By Paul Rink
Abraham Lincoln
Clara Ingram Judser
Lincoln
Union
Victor Searcher
Armstrong Wmontina
Corson
Armstrong
Montina
Bowen Lumber
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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