Optical Company Celebrates 10 Millionth Frame Milestone
AO Frederick plant celebrates producing its 10 000 000th plastic frame with a 7 30 p m ceremony attended by about 1 000 employees and officials. Victor D Kniss leads executives from Southbridge Mass with a plant tour and a frame presentation to Mayor Ramsburg and Delbert Null. Fiber optics displays and ophthalmic instruments are showcased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American ‘Optical Company
Victor D. Kniss
Southbridge
Mass
Harding B. Jenkins
Robert B. Johnson
Kniss
J. Ralph Austin
Frederick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Delbert Null
Austin
Kniss, Jenkins and Johnson
Ao’s Instrument Division
Buffalo
N. Y
Ao’s
Navy
Military Medical Supply Agency
Brooklyn
Taneytown Weekend Visitors and Local Church Notes
Taneytown residents hosted visitors from Baltimore and Arlington over the weekend. The Keysville Detour Homemakers Club previews a Sea Food and Herbs demonstration led by Mrs. Leonard Poole and Mrs. Donald Hoff. Grace United Church of Christ held an Executive Board meeting with devotions and prayers and discussed Christian Service. Trinity Lutheran Church announced midweek choir rehearsals during Lent. Miss Mary Louise Alexander visited from Arlington, Virginia. Lenten services at Grace United Church of Christ begin with a 3:00 pm Quiet Hour and 7:30 pm midweek sermons led by Rev. Guy P. Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leister
Taneytown
George Baumgardner
James Robert
Baltimore
Baumgardner
James C. Baumgardner
Keysville
Homemakers Club
Mark .Baumgardner
Leonard Poole
Donald Hoff
Women’s Guild of Grace United Church of Christ
Frank Wargery
Catherine Martin
George Motter
David Reifsnider
George Fream
Marion Rue
Pauline Garner
Margaret Shreeve
Ruth Shoemaker
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
William McNair
Taneytown Fire Company
Bremey’s Hospital
Hartsville
S. C
Franklin Square Hospital
Eugene Eyler
A. D. Alexander
Marcia Ray
Lowell Olson
Washington D. C
Grace United Church of Christ
Women’s Guild
Guy P. Brady
Graceful Workers
Bolivar Notes On Class Party And Local Happenings
Bolivar reports the Pollyanna Class of the Bolivar Methodist Sunday School held a combined Valentine party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garten with 33 members present. Local snow hazards closed schools, delayed access to Shepherd College and hospitals, while Rev. Alfred Collins built a snow village. The Ladies sent best wishes to the Gar ten couple and thanks to helpers, plus community updates and charity totals from the Twin Towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Webb
Bolivar
Bolivar Methodist Sunday School
Edward H. Garten
C. E. Garten
Fred Rowland
Garten
Alfred Collins
Shepherd College
Georgia King
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town General Hospital
Emma Buckner
Harpers Ferry Area Foundation
Ned Winters
Joanie
George Kidvnier
Bakerton
Washington, D. C
Twin Towns
L. O. Holris
William Harris
Frederick man earns Naval Wings in Corpus Christi ceremony
Navy Lt Patrick M Schnauffer Jr received Naval Aviation Observer Wings at a ceremony in Corpus Christi Texas his wife Margaret Schroeder pinned the wings. Schnauffer, son of Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer of Frederick Maryland, was designated Naval Aviation Observer and will report to the Naval Combat Information Center School in Brunswick Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Navy
Patrick M. Schnauffer Jr
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick, Md
Naval Aviation
Margaret J. Schroeder
George T
Opposition to Maryland district plan sparks GOP critique
At a Lincoln Day dinner in Westminster, Republican William B. Prendergast denounced Maryland's proposed congressional district map as high handed and inequitable, urging strong party action in 1962. He condemned the plan for packing Howard and Prince Georges into new districts and diluting votes in Carroll County and elsewhere. The article also notes upcoming Lenten services at Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church in Westminster led by Rev. Harry L. Fehl Jr with a series on The Wondrous Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Maryland
Prince Georges
Howard
Wiliam B. Prendergast
Anniapolis
Republican National Committee
Tawes
Free State
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Harry L. Fehl, Jr
Christ
Jesus
Lenten Sermons and Special Music at Local Church
Special music by church choirs and soloists accompanies Lent themed services. The pastor leads a sermon series on The Loveliness of Christ with sub themes Perfect Humanity Perfect Compassion Perfect Humility Perfect Gentleness and Perfect Poise. MITCHELL RESIGNS WASHINGTON AP James P Mitchell resigns as chairman of the railroad work rules study commission to pursue Republican gubernatorial candidacy in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Mitchell
Washington
James P. Mitchell
Kennedy
New Jersey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Firecracker blast kills four in Taichung shop
Four people died and eight were injured when a firecracker display exploded in a Taichung toy shop in central Formosa. The shop was crowded with patrons at the time of the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Taichung
Unions Push Back as Management Seeks Wage Reform
Management cites union demands as justification for unpaid work and unnecessary payments. Unions dispute the view, and the study may extend for a year or more. Early signs indicate the group intends to press forward with some plan.
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L. R. Franklin
Colonial Beach
Reid L. Geronimo
Glen Eackles
Front Royal
Jessie Backies
Rome
API
Marie Smith
Anna May Haycraft
Maryland Institute of Art
William J. Haycraft
Luther Luckenbaugh
Franklin Fair
Donald Currens
Frank Currens
Littlestown
Taneytown Presbyterian Church
Edwin Rosser
Mexico
The
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Annan
Red
VOGUE
Colonial Hotel
Hagerstown,Md
America
Cat” Anderson
ALL Stars
the Rollickers
Tomes
Parton
Bidvette
Anita Aes
Johnnny Horton
Stings
Hershey Sports
Hershey, PA
Jax
Ehia
Damascus
Delores Hart
Burroughs
National
Victor Addox
Remington Rand — Clary
E. Patrick St
Mary Stirley
Bartonsville
Ana
East South St
RCA
RCA Victor
Ashmead
Patrick Stree
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