Crabill-Swope Wedding and Society News Notes
Society items highlight the Crabill-Swope wedding with ceremony at St. Johns Catholic Church and reception at Francis Scott Key Hotel. Engagements include Suzanne Fayne LeGore to Donald E. Kloske and Mary Annie Hicken Pauly engagement of Robb family. Local showers, dinners, and birthdays feature Mrs. Douglas W. Magaha, Miss Barbara Franzen, and several residents. social calendar includes a Elks Club dinner-dance and garden club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabill
Swope
Gaughiam
Quynnn Orchard Road
Ssoepe
Mazaha
Heror
Emmitt Beachier
Dennis Coon Fos
Gary Cooper
Ray Mary Cronenburg
Carl Franzen
Barbara Franklin Heck
Heck
Chester John Nagle
Eiloria Bunkies
Wilma Streight
Mason Summers
Judy Summers
Ray Tal" Sr
Wiliam Swope
Marie Droneburz
Jack Neal
Gene Rams
Earl Watts
Barbara Anne Frenzen
Butterfly Lane
Miss Franzen
Wilebur C. LeGore
LeGore
Annnource
Suzanne Fayne
Donald E. Kioske
Edward Kloske
Hopewell
Peterson
Mr. Saint Mary's College
Richmond Professional Institute
Air
Henry John Robb
Bethesda
Mary Annie Charlies Hicken Pauly
Nicholas Jacot Pauly
Art
KR. I
SS F
Dai American Revoluts
Chevy Chase
Pauls
Taste of
Congressional Count Club
Washington
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Walkersville School Queen Is Named At Sweetheart Dance
Walkersville High School crowned its queen in a sweetheart dance ceremony. The queen and runners up wore heart themed jewelry and were seated with coordinated jewelry pieces while Bill Krantz's Orchestra played. The event featured decorations by Future Farmers and attendees including Fran LeGore and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy @ Suesis
Fran- LeGore
Ethers
Fleagie
Katherine
Robert
Lambdin
George Remishers
Meade Felter
Ana Hete
Frannie
Terrie
Bill Krantz
Teenagers Hold Valentine Dance at Local Hall
Readable fragments show a Valentine dance organized by teens with supervision. Names appearing include Mrs Vibert, George VanFas, Mine William Parer, and Fisner. Event details are incomplete but indicate a school or community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pbs
Grec Vere
Anners
Susan Euran
Siales
Vrs
Vibert
George VanFas
William Parer
Fisner Sen
Auxiliary Meeting in March at Frederick Memorial Hospital
The Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary plans a general meeting on March 30 at All Saints Hall. Mrs. George B. Douglas presided at the board meeting and named Mrs. Walter Foster as chair of the local National Hospital Week observance opening May 8. Foster, longtime auxiliary leader, discussed the benefin Ball noting 96 volunteers contributed 5,295 hours. In other news, Sabine Sinjen, 11, barred from attending the premiere of No Angel is so Pure in Frankfurt due to German law restricting minors from such films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Frederick Memorial Hospital
All Saints
George B. Douglas
Preslee
Walter Foster
Ss i
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Aux
The
Aux-Liary
Douglas
Ball
Frankfourt
Germany
Sabine Sinjen
Tiim
HG 18
Baltimore Peale Museum talk welcomes new members
Dr. Homer Jr. guest speaker for the Curator of Peale Museum Historical Society in Baltimore discusses the Peale family legacy and America's first museums. Fifteen new members are welcomed as the group tours the redecorated Bell Room in the East Church Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciety
Wil ( Jr
Baltimore
East Church Street
Homer Jr
Charles Wilson Peale
Peale Museum
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Peale
Rembrandt
Hunter
Remnd
Peales
Europe
Historical Society
Louis
Over the Fence readers share finds and classic heroes
A reader recalls finds from pockets and washes a caller recalls radio and TV heroes and gunplay. The letter laments changing hero imagery from Lone Ranger to Swamp Fox and Orphan Annie while noting the shift to visual props and sound effects in modern drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hugh O'Brian
Wyatt Earp
Permier
Australia
Marshal Earp
Boston
United States
Lone Rangers
Swamp Fox
Redcoats
Alamo
Bunker Hill
Tom Max
Tom
Tony
Jook
Jack Armstrong
Terry and the
Walt Disney
Social Security Topic At B P W Club Dinner
W S King of Hagerstown spoke to the Business and Professional Women at the Frances Scott Key Hotel about Social Security payments as insurance against loss of earning power. He noted eligibility depends on work history and income limits, and urged consulting a Social Security representative for individual cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. King
Francis Scott Key
King
Hagerstown
Social Securors
Galen Hahn
Boy Scouts
Hahn
Washington
Scouts
Ruth N. Smith
E. Mae Shankle
Gaien Hahn
Proccam Committee
Helma H. Bowers
Clara Gibson
Louise Hammell
Elizabeth Wolfe
Franks Scotti Key Hotel
Heart Fund Campaign Announces Leaders at Baltimore Event
In a misted ceremony at Rene Tuncreon in fand Heart Car Chester L Grove presided over the event. Mr. Weaver, chairman of the American Heart Association Board, announced Mary George Sidney Scherlis as president of the Heart Fund. Mrs. Edgar Me man named chairwoman of the Heart Fund program. The 1960 campaign chair was introduced by Weaver at the Baltimore corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
Rene Tuncreon
Chester L Grove
Mr. Weaver
The
American Heart Association
Edgar Meman
B Douglas
Mary George
Sidney Scherlis
Weaver
Baltimore
District Club Women To Meet Here
The Blue and the Francis Scott district clubs plan a noon meeting at the Ker Hotel. Guest speaker Miss Loren Wal Director from Baltimore Waiters Studios will discuss feminine poise. Mrs Donald Disque and Mrs Richard Buchermer will present musical selections. A fashion review showcases General Federation sewing contest costumes with prizes of 3100 for the state winner and a Europe tour for the national winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gennega
Club of
Essession
Francis Scott; Ker
Loren Wal
Waiters Stud:os
Baltimore
Walters
Donald Disque
Richard Buchermer
General Federation Woman's Clubs
Europe
Scrap metal thieves take 1300 crosses from Manila graves
Mrs. Donald Disque reported crosses stolen from graves at Clark Field Military Cemetery near Manila. About 1300 iron crosses, selected by 3 H. Sr and military officials, were taken for scrap. Mrs. Robert F. Jaeger and Mrs. John Molesworth served as judges for a First District event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Disque
Manila
Clark
Robert F. Jaeger
Air Force Base
John Molesworth
Fine Arts
Conta
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Society News
Mrs. Mapies Jr
Sant W. Mapies Jr
Rock
Garde
Passeye Potomac Amercan
S. Roland Smuin
East Patrick Street
L. Donald Davis
Wilson Place
Tustd Burns
North Mar
Howard Brown
South
Eapione
Fort Knox
Elks Club
Club
Mmond Clary
Westrain
Ameri
Themee
L Mulien
Regent
Trail Avenue
Fred Kaufman
Center
Ay Kaufman
Sperry Storm
Clarke Place
Donald Tracy
Robert Edwards
Dorroo
Tracy
Carrollton
Ry Weaed
Feecavitle
Enen High School
Frederick Trading Rusity
Specht
Frederick School
London
Harland and Wolff Ltd
Walkersville School
Manas
Iefi
Iiss
Gloria Eyl
Peale Museum Historical Society
Ross
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Eastchurch Street
William Thomas
Armoand de Rosset
James A. Sensenbauch
and Mirs
Thomas
Herman Beyard
Alice Robinson
Louise Thompson
Cyrus Gambrill
Delfin
Horace Kline Jr
Paul Whipp
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Charles McC
Mathias Jr
Frederick County
East Church
Elizabeth Lewis
Frank J. Keefer Peters
Properties Committee
West Patrick Street
Lepore
B.P.W. Club
St. John’s
Emmitsburg
St. John’s Gymnasium
Lochner
Aft. Pleasant
Harold
Harold W. Burner Sr
Near Aft
Pleasant
Frederick Hish School
Incorporated Air
Burrier
R. L. Kelly and Sons
District Club
Charles C. T. Stull
RFC 3
Margaret Roseanna
William Clay Stauffer
Henry G. Stauffer
Jefferson
Stauffer
Or Cao
Trousseau
Berger
N. Market St
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