Denver in transition a column on old versus new city
Boyle reflects on Denver’s shift from a colorful past to a modern skyline. The piece contrasts old Denver’s personality with the soaring towers and crowded spaces of prosperity, noting the loss of spontaneous freedom and the sense of place as growth reshapes the city. It references O Henry’s urban legends and cites other cities as symbols of change.
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Denver
New
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Nashville
O Henry
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Women’s Club Discusses Keeping Mentally Fit
Woodsboro Homemakers Club met February 14 at Mrs. J E Stoner’s home to explore mental health with Health Chair Michael Pue leading. The session covered self respect, respecting differences, coping with life demands and responsibilities, followed by a related film.
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Godspore
Woodsboro
J. E. Stoner
Michael Pue
Mires Wm. Farra
Roscoe Harbaugh Jr
Christian Nebb
Lamar Barnick
Chauncey Crump
Wm. Brown
Harry Keeney
Farra
Mr. Pleasant Club
Mt. Pleasant
Harold McDevitt
Mra McDevitt
Austin Kelly
James Tucker
Mrz
Ira Hartman
Ed. McDevitt
MY. Pleasant Club
Births and local notices fill Thurmont area pages
The issue reports births including Linda Wisters at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington and Marion Spade's birth weighing 9 pounds 14 ounces in Washington County Hospital. It notes local hospital observations, residents' health updates, a fractured hip of Mrs Charles O Zeigler, and various community notices about visitors, surgery recoveries, and pastor assignments. Raymonds of Thurmont, Rocky Ridge, and nearby communities are mentioned with engagements, hospital stays, and local governance actions such as filling station permits approved at a Frederick zoning board session.
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Peron
Passion Y Inrogram
Lake Wales
McGees
Joe R. Phillips
Rabie
Linda Wisters
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Phillips
Rube A. Reed
John W. Bossard
Rochester
Ming
Spoush
Ounce
Donald
Edward
Bossard
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Dr. Bossard
John F. Bossard, Jr
Floyd C. Spade
Wollaville
Marion
Washington County Hospital
Enntes
Spade
Leah Leatherman
Wellsville
Charles O. Zeigler
Clarence Summers
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George A Bovlus
John F. Bussard
Thurmont
Trinity
Apple's
Mt. Tabor
Rocky Ridge
William E. Foreman
Cal‘Yortia
Henry Foreman
Walnut Creek
M. T. Mathwig
Windy Hill
Florida
Clarence Hahn
Ernest
Frederick City
Frederick
West Seventh
Schley Avenue
Richard E. Zimmerman
LeRoy L. Sowell
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South Market
James R. Eisenhauer
Readers invited to Beta great literature group in Frederick
The Beta great literature group invites readers to join a small circle to read criticize and enjoy important books of civilization. Membership limited to twenty to preserve discussion quality. Meetings held in the children's room of the C Burr Arts Library on the second and fourth Monday evenings at 8 o'clock. Open to all interested.
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Frederick Area
Frederick
C Burr Arts Library
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