Germantown Area Scouts and Community Notes
Germantown activity roundup includes Cub Scout Pack 1095 welcoming Den 3 with members John Carlin and others, new Den Mother Sue Yeager, and Den Chief Darryl Lambert. Pack 1095 shows nineteen boys, eleven adults. upcoming Den 4 formation. Also Germantown 4-H plans basketball practice for county tournament. March events noted. Local school PTA, church societies, and hospital updates complete the community snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah H. Lenz
Germantown
Webelos
John Carlin
Jimmy Yeager
Howard Carlin
David Yeager
Levere’ Edens
William Edens
Ricky Postum
Roy Postum
Sue Yeager
Henry Stange
William Jones
Robert Potocka
Danny McMullen
Bradley Jones
John Whitehurst
Darryl Lambert
Den 1
Rockville
William Potocka
John Alston
Robert McMullen
Arthur Douville
Ed” Patterson
Glenn Heimer
Den 4
Gary Primavera
Steven Uberto
Michael Gorman
Mark
Paul Adelman
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Trinity Methodist Church
Fred Linthicum
Ruth McMullen
Local social and church notices reflect weekend events
The February weekend notes list social gatherings at Meadowbrook Estates and Neelsville Church youth groups, with 25 attendees at Ralph and Young home and many visitors from Towson to Frederick area. Also covered are Montevue visits by Walkersville Young Adult class, Valentine program details, and a note on Marv Grissom’s pitching record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darnestown
Mizell
Bethesda
Becky
Kenwood Country Club
Elizabeth Whiteman
Brink Road
Suburban Hospital
William W. Smith
Hereford Hills
Philadelphia
I. William Norman
Gaithersburg
Sheraton Hotel
PTA
John J. Kelly
Marjorie Jarvi
Reading
Montgomery County
Maxine Samwick
Carnestown
Ina Jarrell
James Voxtheimer
William E. Coyle
Montgomery County School Board
Ray M. Smith
Montgomery General Hospital
Arnold Burdette
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Corwin Anson Olds
Neelsville Church
Ralph D. Young
Ralph L. Windsor
Albert W. Lenz
Young
Montevue
Walkersville Methodist Church
Charles Nicodemus
Andrew Strathern
Frederick County
Frederick City
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Ceresville
Middletown
Sharon Crum
Jimmy Crum
Sharon Lease
Aiano
Johnny Nicodemus
Kitty Sue
Crazy Guggenheim
Jackie Gleason
Bobby Haynes
Bobby
Horace Wright
Ward Crum
Paul Funk
al Nickle
Emmitsburg Couple Noted in Hillcrest Notice
Emmitsburg residents shown as Mr and Mrs Charles B Shorb are referenced in a Hillcrest notice with a partial address and fragmentary details. The text appears to be a social or obituary fragment from a local newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Shorb
Hillcrest
Emmitsburg
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The News Frederick 1964 February 12 edition reflection
The Frederick newspaper dated Wednesday February 12 1964 presents daily local news features including community updates, city notices, and regional happenings. It captures civic events, school news, weather notes, and brief society items from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
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Germantown Area
Meadowbrook Estates
William C. Harvey
Cider Barrel Mobile Homes Court
St. John Evangelical United Beatherge Church
Williamsport
William $Terbinsky
Baltimore
Sterbinsky
Alice Sterbinsky
Eugene Zacharias
Towson
John Zacharias
Goldie Kugler
George Ashbaugh Jr
Rodgers Topper
Airy
Mr. Topper
Robert Topper
William Hopkins
York
Clarence Wachter
Allen Sanders
Potomac
Clarence Sanders
Charles B.shorb
Waynesboro
Bernice Muench
Wash
Westminster
Gwen Shorb
Washington
Clarence Shorb
Judy Bala
Agnes Hospital School of Nursing
Clifford Keilholtz
Guy A. Baker Sr
Ralph Keilholtz
Robert Orner
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Seton Avenue
Marv Grissom
Los Angeles Angels
Army
Roy A. Anders
Norman F. Anders
RFC 1
Thurmont
537Th Ordnance Company
Conn Barracks
Schweinfurt
Germany
Anders
66Th Ordnance Battalion
Fort Jackson
D. C
Thurmont High School
Paddock Club
Arrow Paddock Club
Arrow
Mitoga
Smoothie
Prince Consort
Edgerton
Edgertons
Burlington
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Proctor Silex
Westinghouse
Household Dept
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