Talk On Indian Relics Delights Frederick County Society
Frederick County Historical Society members received Civil War relics at their meeting on East Church Street. John Snyder spoke on American Indians and displayed about 2,500 items including arrowheads from St. Marys landing and the Monocacy area. New members were welcomed, including Mrs. E A Bergiman and Mrs. Benjamin Palmer.
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Frederick County Historical Society
Society
East Church Street
John Snyder
Mary Stottlemyer
Park Avenue
Company H
Maryland
Monocacy
John J. Snyder
Dudley Page
Snyder
St. Mary's Landing
St. Mary’s
New Mexico
Folsom
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Theeastern
Seaboard
Southwest
Will Rogers
Montgomery County
Worman'’s Mill
Reich's Ford Road
Rosenstock Farm
Allen Keamp
E. A. Bergiman
Benjamin Palmer
Maryland House and Garden Tours Begin April 29
Frederick county joins the 1961 Maryland House and Garden Tours from April 29 to May 1 with 15 days of visits.包含 cruise trips on May 20 27 and 28. Proceeds support Hammond Harwood House and statewide restorations. Tour highlights include Annapolis Naval Academy visits and Chestertown on the Eastern Shore with luncheon included.
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Frederick County
Maryland
John Smith
Heaven
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore County
Chesapeake Bay
Howard County
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick
Blue Ridge Mountains
Port Welcome
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Academy
Chester River
Chestertown
Hammond-Harwood
Rodgers
Cecil County
Mount Clare
Slicer
Carroll County
Charles County
Western Run Valley
Baltimore City
Kent County
Queen Anne’s County
Talbot County
Roland Run
Green Spring Valley
Chester River Cruises
T. Stuart Haller
F. Earle Shriner
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Elsie White
E. Lewis Peters
Justus Duve
Jarboe Grove
Historical House
Loats
Ross
Ann Kemp Daffin
Council Street
John R. Cheatham
North Court Street
Spite
William Schnauffer
West Church Street
Record Street
Woodcock Heath
Ernest Helfenstein
Braddock
Needwood Forest
Petersville
James M. McHugh
Oakland
Charlies
Delmar
Washington
Prospect Hill
Richard F. Kline
Hopeland
Urbana
Daniel E. Wight
Landon
Ivan Stnacioff
Retires As FSK Hotel Auditor Louise Anders Honored
Louise Anders retires after 15 years as auditor at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. A four piece silver service was presented Tuesday by Lewis Dertzbaugh on behalf of the Frederick Hotel Company directors. Virginia Bohn will succeed as auditor after four years as assistant auditor.
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Louise Anders
Francis Scott Key
Lewis Dertzbaugh
Frederick Hotel Company
H Iotels Corporation Personel
Bohn
Jack Lee
Virginia Bohn
Fra nces Marie Sayler and Angleberger United in Thurmont
Miss Frances Marie Sayler and Mr. Worthington Angleberger wed February 11 at Graceham Moravian Church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Frederick L. Morgenstern. The bride's gown featured chantilly lace and a pearl tiara. reception followed in the church social room. The couple plans residence in Thurmont. she is a Moore Business Forms employee and a 1960 Emmitsburg High School graduate.
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Kennedy Studio
Frances Marie Sayler
Alien
Angleberger
Graceham Moravian Church
Frederick L. Morgenstern
Alcolgie
Bobby Keilholtz
Clara Green
James Fisher
Miss Sayier
Harry C. Sayier
Rocky Ridge
Mr. Angleberger
Worthington Angleberger
Thurmont
Lela Lammers
Bethesda
Kenneth Angleberger
Murray Miller
Dave Long
Lois Sayler
Frank Ralston
Cecelia Green
Calvin Sayler
Lola Anderson
Angieberger
Emmitsburg High School
Moore Business Forms
Coming Of Age Of Women Traced By B P W Speaker
Mrs Forbush spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner on women’s progress over the past century. She highlighted Civil War contributions, government service openings, and leaders from Carrie Chapman Catt to Susan B Anthony, noting education and legal standing as key advances. The program included officers and guests from Zonta and local groups with plans for a state board meeting in Annapolis.
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A. R. Forbush
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Forbush
Treasury Department
Carrie Chapman
Iowa
Lucretia Moot
Dorothea Dix
Clara Barton
Mary Starbuck
Elizabeth Cady
Susan B_ ‘Anthony
Lucy Stone
League of Women ‘Voters
Vassar
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Jacob Mogerever
Louise E. Hammell
Helen Wolfe
Rita Hootin
Mary R. Hovet
Lucille Wolford
Onica Pratt
Edna Mensell
Zonta
Carrie Newcomer
John H. Porter
Catherine Kapisak
Easton Club
Maryland School For the Deaf
Wolford
Thelma Wilson
Cecilia Nestor
May Shankie
Canei Hall
Annapolis
AAUW Plans Series On Africa in Frederick
The Frederick branch of the American Association of University Women opens a three part discussion on Africa South of the Sahara. Mrs. Robert McKay discusses seven years in Nigeria with slides and home economics teaching at Waka training center. Miss Katherine Webler covers African nationalism’s growth to present day stages.
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Africa
Sahara
Frederick
American Association of University Women
C. Burr Artz
Robert McKay
Nigeria
Katherine Webler
McKay
Waka
Webler
J. B. Ranch
A A.U.W
Aa.u.w
Louise Weagly
Mrs. Lewis Speaks At Soroptimist Meet
Mrs. Louise Lewis, guest speaker at the Soroptimist Club dinner at the Chatta box, shared tales from a year-long journey through Lebanon and the Far East including a Mediterranean cruise. She noted travel’s educational and amusing facets and recalled language hurdles and a bunk in a bathless room.
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Louise Lewis
Chattabox
Lebanon
Far East
Lewis
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank O. Smith
West Fourteenth Street
Molly Young
James Ramsburg
Westminster
Gladys Weimert
Alberta Ebaugh
Della Richell
Tleen Whild
Eva Lantz
Margaret Hoeffer
Mary Richardson
Kitty Barns
Ruth Ann Moore
Ann Bosley
Frederick
Interest High In Bridge School
More than 50 people attended the first class of a bridge school sponsored by the local Bridge Club. The sessions are held each Tuesday at the Elks Club starting at 7 30 p.m. Manuel M Weinberg, president, and Horace Reese, director, teach as instructors. Weinberg said he was amazed by opening night attendance.
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Bridge Club
Elks Club
Manuel M. Weinberg
Horace Reese
Weinberg
Students Attend Informal Bridge Workshop and Theater Tour
Weinberg and Reese present a student led session using a compiled guide from bridge authorities as the text. Bert Lahr’s acting receives praise for his Bottom portrayal with elaborate costumes. Scott L. Kirkpatrick leads a backstage theater tour highlighting the venue as the oldest in the United States. Students meet Lahr in his dressing room and take photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinberg
Reese
Bert Lahr
Scott L. Kirkpatrick
United States
Hum
Students See Classic Play at National Theatre
Section 8E of West Frederick Junior High School visited the National Theatre in Washington to view A Midsummer Night's Dream on February 15. Students prepared by reading, listening to a recording, researching, discussing, and creating library displays. The class was thrilled with the play and felt all parts were well presented.
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West Frederick Junior High School
National Theatre
Washington
Divorce Granted in Equity Court Custody to Helen Sina
An absolute divorce was granted to Helen M. Sina from Harry D. Stup Jr. by Chief Judge Pat M. Schnauffer in Equity Court. Mrs. Stup receives custody of two minor children and Stup is ordered to pay 516.73 for their support. Stup was represented by Wilbur F. It 4 and Ziven Stup by Jerome Offuti.
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Helen M. Sina
Harry D. Stup Jr
Pat M. Schnauffer
Equity Court
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