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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1961

Page

9

Lions hear Boy Scouts in Frederick meeting at Key Hotel

Three Boy Scouts from Fort Detrick joined 25 grey scouts coached by Frederick Toastmasters to present a program at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The talk covered scouting skills, merit badges, and community service with certificates awarded to Lions Wil m A Simmons and others.

Fort Detrick Lions Stud Frederick Francis Scott Key Dick Westbrook Clyde H. Westbrook Bob Smith Frank 5 Toastmasters Club Patrick Henry Focal Clubs West Frederick Heidelburg Germ Bob Elm Street Joe Char Lion Richard Hammond Wilm A. Simmons Wmons Paul Carmack G. Rey Herman M. Beyardi Salvation Army Lions Grove Carmack Ryman Grove

Local community notes from Taneytown and Frederick area

Community events include Valentine party hosted by DeMolay and Daughters Bethel No 28 with prizes and forestry talk planned. birthday acknowledgments for February celebrants. visitors from Lions and local clubs. multiple social visits across Taneytown Gettysburg Littlestown Westminster and Frederick. church Lenten services scheduled with cross stations on Wednesday afternoons and evenings.

Church Fellowship Schedules and Community Weekend News

Mens Brotherhood and Youth Fellowship meet on March 9 and 16 with Women’s Guild on March 23 and Maundy Thursday services on March 30 announced by Grace United Church of Christ. Miss Rebecca Wilhide, a student nurse, visited her parents in the area. other weekend visits include Mr and Mrs Otis Shoemaker, Mrs William Scott, and extended family in Bethesda and Gettysburg. a skating party for Hoffman's Home staff and residents was hosted by Grace United Church. Mr and Mrs Robert Fletcher visited relatives in Baltimore. multiple local hosts welcomed guests from Hanover and other towns. Rep Cleveland Bailey returned to the House after medical tests at Bethesda Naval Hospital following a mild heart attack.

John Leister Taneytown Robert Thomas Sipesville Thomas Harry Crouse Harry Chler Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pape’s Convalscent Home Luther Luckenbaugh Franklin Fair Donald Currens Frank Currens Littlestown Herman Schmidt Herman Jr Tony Torpera Baltimore Vivian Davis Union Bridge Hazel Lambert Donald Herring Norma Eileon Taylor Fred Bloom Starner Thomas Taylor Verdun France Fort Dix Westminster Howard Baker LaRena Crabbs St. Joseph's Catholic Church Emmanuel United Church of Christ Mens Brotherhood Women’s Guild Rebecca Wilhide Frederick Memorial Hospital Clyde Wilhide Otis Shoemaker RFD 2 William Scott D. C. Simamons Bethesda Grace United Church of Christ Hoffman Rainbow Skating Rink Robert Fletcher Fletcher Vernon Stiely Thomas Tracey

Modern Pharmacy Delivery and Prescription Services

Modern Pharmacy offers free delivery and no charge for delivery co ackup. Customers are asked to phone in prescriptions early. The service covers delivery and pickup of prescriptions and delivery of orders.

Modern Pharmacy S. Clarkef St. Frederick, Md

Stansfield Returns Associate County Agent

Associate County Agent Robert E. Stansfield returned on Wednesday following a temporary absence. The brief notice notes his reassignment to duties at the county extension office.

Stansfield Robert E. Stansfield

Stansfield resumes duties as county extension chief assistant

After a year off to study a master of science at the University of Maryland Stansfield returns to Winchester Hall to lead the H Club and Young Farmer programs alongside Henry Shoemaker and Kenneth Shiffler. David Eigenbrode remains on leave pursuing a masters degree at Maryland. Fire company meetings cover rest rooms, bills, and delegate elections for upcoming state and county firemen conventions.

Henry R. Shoemaker Kenneth E. Shiffler David Eigenbrode University of Maryland Stansfield

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