Lions Club Holds Annual Valentine Dinner Dance
The Lions Club of Frederick held its Annual Valentine Dinner Dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on February 11 with a 6:30 cocktail hour and 7 pm dinner. Lion Thomas Molesworth photographed guests during the cocktail hour, awarding captions prizes to Dr Harry W Gray Leo Duvall and Roger W Cann. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leo Duvall and other couples. music by Bill Krantz and his orchestra.
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Lions Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lion Thomas Molesworth
Harry W Gray
Leo Duvall
Roger W Cann
Merril A Adams
John M. Crum
Robert Rothenhoefer
Bernard M. Davis
Willam D Hammond
J Vernon Summers
G Raymond Shipley
Willard M Horine
Ronald L House
Bill Krantz
Ronald L. House
John Welch
Frederick Soldier Named Specialist
SAIGON Vietnam Army Sergeant Lawrence L Loughts 24 son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Loughty of Frederick Md was assigned January 26 as a communications specialist in Headquarters Company 1st Signal Brigade US Army Strategic Communications Command in Saigon. He entered the Army in September 1961 and was previously stationed at Ft Sill Oklahoma. He is a 1980 graduate of Rowlesburg High School West Virginia and his wife Barbara lives at 1533 Taney Avenue Frederick.
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Saigon
Vietnam
AHTNC
Lawrence L Loughts
Lawrence Loughty
St Frederick
1St Signal Brigade
US Army
Strategic Communications Command
Sat Loughly
Ihe Arms
Ft Sit
Soviet and Czech foreign ministers open talks in Moscow
Foreign Ministers Andre A Gromyko of the Soviet Union and Vaclav David of Czechoslovakia opened discussions in Moscow covering East European issues and the Sino Soviet split. They had met recently in Warsaw at a Warsaw Pact gathering focusing on bloc relations with West Germany.
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Moscow
Andre A Gromyko
Soviet Union
Vaclav David
Czechoslovia
Gromyko
David
Warsaw
Poland
West Germany
Sertoma Freedom Week Proclaimed Feb 19 25
Mayor John A Derr proclaims Sertoma Freedom Week Feb 19 25 with ceremonies at City Hall. Sertoma Frederick presents bronzed copies of the Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights to the Office of the Mayor. John Lewis and Harold Zigler attend as club leaders. Zigler explains the program aims to place freedom in homes, distributing about 850 copies of the Declaration to seventh grade students during Freedom Week.
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Sertoma Club
John A. Derr
Rolfe Castleman
Harold Zigler
John Lewis
Sertoma
City Hall
Nthnuetant
Derr
Sertoma Club of
Frederick
Club
Freedom
United States
Canada
Mexico
Zigler
Zigie
Frederick City
Hard Work Pays Off For Joe Robbins
Joseph Robbins, born with cerebral palsy, earned almost unanimous votes as Goodwill Worker of the Year. From Westminster to Woodrow Wilson Center training in upholstery, his perseverance led to employment through the Monocacy Valley Goodwill. Meredith L. Kinna notes Joe transformed from shy to active, even singing at work.
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Joseph Robbins
Joe
John Engle
Frederick
T. E. Robbins
Westminster
Westminster Senior High
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation of
Goodwill
Meredith L. Kinna
Monocacy Valley
Local Goodwill Board Honors Baltimore Executive
Photo shows Harvey Kettering of Baltimore, executive director, receiving a trophy at a dinner meeting of the Goodwill board in the city.
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J Rolfe Castiemar Harvey Kettering
Baltimore
Goodwill Organization
Toy Group Reports To FSK Legion
The Francis Scott Key Post 11 in Frederick announced the toy drive outcome at a Legion meeting. More than 7,000 repaired and new toys were distributed to 758 children in 178 Frederick city and county families, aided by local stores, citizens, industries, and groups. Memorial Day guest speaker is Claude L. Callegary of the Disabled American Veterans.
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Francis Scott Key Post
Frederick
Toy Committee
Legion
Merri] L. Murphy
Heart of Maryland
Marylam State League
Legionnaires
Dave
Fast
Claude L. Callegary
The
Disabled American Veterans
Kentucky Road Law From 1792 Aimed At Road Work Duty
Government service in Frankfort Kentucky describes the first law concerning roads passed five years after statehood in 1792. It required all able bodied male citizens aged 16 and older to work on roads for a specified period.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
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Lions Club
Czech
Cenfer
Niewspapien Rehiye
Aude Stevens
Montevue
Blanche Salamone
Josephine Derr
J. Rolfe
Joe Robbins
Monocacy Vally Goodwill Industries
Erick Muehl
Women’s Auxiliary
Chester Pele
American Optical Company
Ralph E. White
Orphans Court
Howard Boyer
Jack Doll
Hertz Rental System
Richard Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
Mayetta Hershberger
Mo Dept Employment Security
Jay Kime
Economy
L Edward Blumenauer
Frederick Produce Co
H. Albert Dean
Frederick County Red Cross
Paul E. Henninger Sr
Aerojet General Corp
Dolphis H Morris Jr
Household Finance Company
W. Jerome Offutt
Thomas F. 10’ Toole
F. W Woolworth Co
Carl V. Weakley
C & P Telephone Co
Paul E Henninger
Jerome Offutt
Attila
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Center
Robbins
Meredith Kinna
Frederick Goodwill Branch
Toy
FSK Legion
Government Service
Sainter Armup
Fed
Guardian
Donald B. Rice Tire Co., Inc
East Street
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