Red Cross Swim Card Earners at Local Elementary Schools
About 190 pupils enrolled in the Red Cross swim program under Instructor Jack Bubrick. In the second term, many students across several elementary schools earned their Red Cross cards, including Linton, Washington Street, East Frederick, Elm Street, North Frederick, Parkway, and others. Sixty-year-old details and specific names of students from diverse schools are listed as part of the program’s results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Aty
Yellow Spines
Red Cross
Linton
Shiann Bowens
Marien’ Snowden
Carol Saunders
Sherie Weedon
Caroline Lee
Ellan
Charles Dorsey
Williard Davis
Eugene Wars
Richard Strander
Sammy Pall
Washington Street
David Tobery
Harvey Wallick
Donald Sweeney
Nancy Staley
Barbara Grabill
Martha Stone
Kathy Stoner
Judith Kosar
East Frederick
Bonnye Rice
Christene Harmon
Anne Lunn
Fern Bowman
Betty Lowe
Lydia Guatigua
Sylvia Lawson
Vickie Crouse
Mark Redmond
Milton Kemp
Richard Cave
Michael Cavell
Marion Stone
Robert Renn
Elm Street
Gloria Wise
Susan Hammond
Ronald Heffner
Gary Lidie
Jack Falk
Cutford
Beth Whitmore
Arlene Bean
Beverly Devillei
Marcial Schultz
Bruce Stonesiter
Michael Bartholow
Charles Thompson
Bruce Hewitt
Rodney Smith
North Frederick
Ralph Shockex
Pat Linton
Roland Castle
Ronnie Oden
Grayson Mercer
Donald Rippeon
Nathan Doody
James Cramer
Felicia Linton
Judy Aig
Barbara le Master
Jerry Johnson
Cindy Gary
Pat Alorris
Karen Roberts
Emily Bernstein
Parkway
Sharon Lee
Deborah Corum
Susan Winpitter
Linda Gearinger
Pat Hargett
Linda Hildebrand
Gary Masser
Charles Metz
Birthdays and historic moments in early America
A list of notable births including Prof Mary Ellen Chase and Fleet Admiral Nimitz, along with errors. Today in History recalls Vincennes capture, duels, and key legislative milestones. Unemployment in Maryland peaks in 1958 with 78 000 jobless and over one million employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Chase
Smith College
Mass
Blue Hill
Maine
Chester W. Nimitz
Fredericks Ute
Yehls aUry
Donald J. Keith
USAF
Elbert
Ernest R. Breech
Wasman
Ford Motor
Lebanon
Francis $. Friel
Philadelphia
American Society of Civil Engineers
Queenstowth
Mid
Victor Moore
Hammonton
N. J
Scott Long
Minneapolis; Star-Tribune
Evanton
Francis F. Randolph
New York
Tri-Continental Corp
Elmir
Vincennes
Ind
George R. Clarke
Indiana
Iinois
United States
Kentucky
William J. Graves
Jonathan Cilsey
U.S. Court of Claims
Washingon
D. C
Arizona
Terry
New Mexico
Lincoln
U.S. House of Representatives
Andrew
William HH
Cracie
Nelson Co
Henry Kirke Brown
Iene Oa
Leyden
Winston Homer
Boston
Joan Lanperson
Nis Das
Helen
Brook Ien
Albert FE. Winship
Journal of Education
West Bridgewater
Baltimore
Maryland
Department of Employment Security
Robert B. Kimble
Early German Settler Schieverstadt House Described
An article details the Brunner family legacy from Manheim to Frederick area, noting the Schieverstadt house built with hand hewn white oak and a notable enclosed circular stairway. It mentions an ancient iron stove dated 1756, thick stone walls, a brick addition, and possible underground access. Local notices follow with community updates from Bolivar and Harpers Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
Winchester
Joiot Hite
Shenandoah Valley
Joseph Brunner
Schieverstadt
Brunner
Urner
Manheim
Schieversadt
Scheverstadt
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick Freeway
Frederick’s Oldest Private Home Is Well-Preserved
The Schieverstadt residence on a Frederick street is among the oldest private dwellings in the city. Owned by Mrs. Frederick Krantz since 1905, the house traces deeds to 1753 and likely predates 1758, with rustic hand wrought iron, stone vaulted ceilings, and sandstone blocks reflecting colonial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment Avenue
Frederick Krantz
Castleman
Frederick City
Frederick
Las Schieverstadt
Rosemont ‘Avenue
Krantz
W. Urner
Frederick County
Schieverstadt
Joseph Brunner
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Know
America
Germany
J Carroll Creek
Taskvers Chance
Elias Brunner
Daniel Dulaney
Mee and
Mee Teodor Matres
Charlen Powers
Washington
J. Rackles
W. E. Jenkins
Jane Shumaker
Carl Jenkins
Martinsburg
Raymond Biller
Girl Secours
Wwot Moore
Brownies
Berryville
Trica
Voyfo
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Bolivar
John Howard
Avilable
Wigan ‘Town
W. Va
F. W. Henretta
William Henreta
William Lehman Vand
Shepherdstown
Lehman
G. E. Webb
Bolivar-Harpers Ferry
Mmr
C. R. Young
Charles Town General Hospital
Maynard Stallings
Kings ‘Daughters Hospital
Mark Horn
Bakerton
Raleigh
N.C
William Horn
Howard Carper
Henretta
Priscilla Arms
Bel Air
C. C. Arms
Albert Roeder
Riverdale
Charles Malone
Lyman
S. C
Houston Snowden
Mre
Snowden Bolicar
Walter Reed Hospital
Margaret Zombro
Harold Greer
Anna Mauzy
David Duffy
T. K. Orame
H. T. McDonald
Frank McDonald
Kensington
Stanley Durkee
Stanley Jr
Donald
Alexandria
Harry Landower
Aubry Carter
Lovettsville
C. E. Garten
Anna Schreck
Charles Wise
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Southeast Council
Gov
Lawes
Annapolis
API
Guy. Tawes
Southeastern Council of the General
Federation of Women
William A Douglas
Cumberland
Isaac Block
National Christian Center
Wa Mington
Thames Wesley Low
Georce
Peet
Richard de
Jobtes Colle
Ctlie
Feder
Chares
Midtilphaut
Hyatthville
Fort Gordon
Tuek
Amd Airaelp
Ned
FT. Knox
Kyo
The
University of
Sore Dame
Ours
Patton Museum
United States Gold Reserve
Renald D Lipps
Dill Avenue
Fledecam
Toronto -Ap
Canada
Yoronda Traff
Sam Cass
Phi
Joseph W. Urner
Frederick County Historical Society
Evelyn Krantz
Uniquve
Jinga
High's
Calicious
Metal Cold
Ofen Daly
Fame
Frederick Shopping Center
Finance Corporation
Ace Ae Mae
Orate
Avacrakga
GA Dome
Mede
SPRED
Burkittsville G
Guyton
Feagaville
James H. Feaga
Clyde Lawson
Frederick Bowers Lumber CO
Patrick Street
Community Hardware
Libertytown Martin General
Middletown
L. Z
Myersville Peoples Supply CO
New Windsor
Buckingham
Thurmont E. Guy Hobbs Hardware
Union Bridge
L. E. Crumpacker
Walkersville
Walter Dudrow
Woodsboro
Clyde Rickman
Bowers Lumber CO
East Patrick St
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