Artz Library benefit luncheon and fashion show raises 100
About 200 attended a benefit luncheon and fashion show at the Francs Scott Key Hotel to raise funds for the C. Burr Artz Library children’s room. The Junior Woman's Club organized the event as part of a fine arts community betterment project. Gifts and prizes from local merchants were awarded, with entertainment by Mrs. John A. Erlewine and Mrs. Reuben Caplan performing semi classical numbers.
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C. Burr Artz Library
Junior Woman’s Club
Francs Scott Key Hotel
Aubrey Dixon Jr
John A. Erlewine
Reuben Caplan
Adolph’s
Robert Balcom
Albert Cowen
Thomas Bennett
Bennett’s
Ann Smith
Cannon's
John Quinn
Colonial
Marin Spencer
Beard
Els
Robert Gathers
Fuller Hn
Helen Beck
Harold's
Neland Grainger
Helena
Candy
Hughes
Helen
Maize
Lands
Eduard Grove
Melar
Marilyn Eby
Ormond’s
Chase C_ Gove
People’s Drug Store
James Sensenbaugh
Remsberg’s
Philip Lansdale
Singer Sewing Center
Arthur Wolve
Waters
James Decker
Wachter and
Hildebrand
Paul Sunday
Wellsmere
Bonnie Demaray
James Misner
Harriett Gernand
Spring fashions showcased by local club models
Worth, Reynolds, Soper, and Storm are named as presenters with Mrs. Agee providing music and Mrs. Hobson handling makeup. The fashion show highlighted pink and red sheath lines, belted sport suits, detachable jackets, bubble hats, and Jackie Kennedy style looks. Irish tweeds, stroller capes, and teenage ensembles appeared, while a black wardrobe emphasis and multi purpose outfits were shown. Donald Disque chaired the project with Clifford Meskill, Aubrey Dixon Jr., Cha Mullican, John Molesworth, Charles Mullican, James Decker, and Bernard Kelly leading favors, decorations, programs, advertising, tickets, and publicity. A donation to the C Burr Artz Library will be given by club president Mrs. Robert Gathers and the fine arts department.
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Jackie Kennedy
Donald Disque
Clifford Meskill
Favors
Aubrey Dixon Jr
Cha
John Molesworth
Charles Mullican
James Decker
Bernard Kelly
C. Burr Artz Library
Robert Gathers
Club
Evolution of pockets and a shoes offering ad
The excerpt traces pocket origins from small leather bags to sewn garments by 1600, notes handbags emerged after the French Revolution, then shifts to an advertisement for WATER'S in the Frederick Shopping Center promoting spring footwear and Easter shopping with late hours and weather-protected parking.
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Water’s
Frederick
Life Expectancy Near 120 Is Predicted
A Journal of the American Medical Association editorial forecasts U S life expectancy approaching 120 years by century end as Western longevity rises and Eastern peoples show similar gains. The report notes more than 20 Civil War veterans have reached or surpassed 100 with the oldest at 117.
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Chicago
America
The
American Medical Association
Long life hopes rise from Hunza myths and science
A journal editorial discusses Hunza land aged to 120 or 140 and posits that with medical advances life expectancy in America may near those lofty ages by century’s end. It cautions such probabilities require careful study. The piece also recalls Sarah Bernhardt surpassing amputation to perform on stage until 1973.
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Hunza
Pakistan
America
Sarah Bernhard
Rare Postmortem Cesarean Successful
A rare postmortem cesarean delivery is reported by Dr. John W. Ritter of Seattle. A four pound nine ounce girl was born after her 26 year old mother with rheumatic heart disease died. The child, now four, shows no mental or physical defects. Ritter notes only about 120 such cases have been reported in 230 years. The operation is said to be named after Numa Pompilius by ancient decree.
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Chicago
Journal
American Medical Association
John W. Ritter
Seattle
Wash
Ritter
de. Ritter
Rome
Numa Pompilius
Unclear Caesar Law Link and Arrest Report
The text notes a claim about the Cesarean as an emperors operation and Julius Caesar’s birth myth. It then reports arrests: Robert DeWitt Lawson, 21, of North Market Street, arrested 1:05 am Saturday for disorderly conduct by City Police. Alfred L. Steers, 43, of Clarksburg, arrested 9:15 pm Saturday on South Market Street.
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Robert DeWitt
Lawson
North Market Street
Hood College Ams
Alfred L. Steers
Clarksburg
South Market Street
News in brief from Frederick February 28 191
The item notes a man charged with reckless driving operating a motor vehicle under the influence and driving with a suspended license. Hospital report lists recent admissions including Mrs Elton Peterson Taneytown Mrs William Gearhart Rocky Ridge Mrs Sterling Smith Taneytown Mrs Francis Beaver Taneytown Mrs Albert Liebne Taneytown Harry Lease Also notes release of Mrs Earl Radtke and infant son Thermort from Gettysburg Hospital
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Artz
Potomac Edison CO
Florence Rhodes
Shopper
Central Charge
Northeast
Mulberry
Baltimore
Fieldsta
Miami
Jetuner
Northeast Airlines
Julius Caesar
Burall
Patrick St
Farmers Supply CO
Delaval Milkers
DeLaval Mulker
New Idea Farm Machinery
Farbanks
South Carroll St. Frederick
Ofes Daily
Oni Wa
the News
Maryland
Gettysburg Hospital
Elton
Shop Penney's
Nationwide
Nationwide Insurance
E. Washington Street
Hagerstown
Regent
Arverce
Wide Life Insurance Company
Onia
Charles R. Albaugh
Frederick, Md
Thomas Molesworth
Austin Angleberger
Jerry Eshbaugh
Brunswick, Md
Brenewick
Donald L. Hoffman
Middletown
Chester T. Zentz
Thurmost, Md
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