Citizens Award To Mrs. Barthel
Mrs. Geneva Barthel, director of the Frederick County Welfare Department, received a Distinguished Citizens Award at a Welfare Board dinner. Gov. Tawes signed the proclamation praising her year s of outstanding work in the state. Barthel has led the welfare department since 1955 and helped found and organized multiple child and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Brooks
Geneva Barthel
Senate
Goodloe E. Bryson
Gov
Tawes
Frederick County
Welfare Board
J. Millard Tawes
Barthel
Hyattstown Firemen Elect 67 Officers
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Co. elected officers Tuesday night. Earl Edwards president Jesse Rippeon vice president Lewis Wood secretary R. B. Jones assistant secretary John Cooley chief Edwin Wood treasurer Bedford Dodson and Douglas Edwards engineers A H Tisedale chaplain. Merhi Burgee named honorary treasurer and honorary fireman after injury. Ambulance and chief’s car expected on display at banquet Saturday Jan 14 at Peter Pan Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Co
Peter Pan Inn
Earl Edwards
Jesse Rippeon
Lewis Wood
R. B. Jones
John Cooley
Edwin Wood
Bedford Dodson
Douglas Edwards
A. H. Tisedale
Merhi
Gassaway Gilliss Completes Appliance Servicing Course
Gassaway Gilliss of Avenel Farm Potomac completed a diploma program in servicing electrical appliances from the National Radio Institute Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Gassaway Gilliss
Avenel Farm
Potomac
National Radio Institute of Washington
D. C
Cable Television Planned for Frederick Rotary Meeting
The CATV equipment analyst John Hanley outlined a new cable TV service for Frederick, delivering eight VHF and two UHF channels. Installation would start around February weather permitting, with above ground wires feeding feeders to homes and monthly billing plus possible installation fees. Rotary members Charles Getman Marvin Todd Jack Sharrow and Robert Pennington from CATV attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Antenna Television
CATV
Frederick
John Hanley
WFMD
Hanley
Fort Detrick
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rotary
Charles Getman
Marvin Todd
Jack Sharrow
Robert Pennington
Art Workshop Planned For Frederick YMCA
Frederick YMCA offers an art workshop for men and women starting Wednesday with two daily sessions 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Paula Brunner Abelow teaches pencil charcoal sketching watercolors and oil painting as beginners learn new skills and experienced students continue painting projects with YMCA easels provided. Baby-sitting is available for mothers with preschool children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Paula Brunner Abelow
Cooper Union Art School
New York
Exper
Magistrate Hears Three Check Cases
Magistrate Stanley Bennett held John E. Brooks 23 Charleston for grand jury action after state testimony that he wrote a $113.75 check on Oct. 2 that bounced. Galther sburg man Monroe Gilbert 41 drew 30 days on two bad check counts totaling $54.20 and $35 with restitution possible if he finds work. Robert L. Walters Jr. 24 East Fifth Street received 20 days for a $50 bad check written to Henrys on Market Street.
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Ednesday
Stanley Y. Bennett
John E. Brooks
Charleston
W. Va
Robert M. Strude
Brooks
Monroe E. Gilbert
Galthersburg
A&p
Bennett
Gilbert
Robert L. Walters I Jr
East Fifth Street
Henry
Frederick man named to college drama post in Boston
James Willard of Atlanta and formerly Frederick has been named assistant professor of drama at Hellenic University in Brookline Massachusetts. He will teach stage design lighting and speech while directing seminars in the humanities and serving as technical director for the university theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Willard
Paul L. Willard
Atlanta
Frederick
The
Hellenic University
Boston
Massachusetts
University Theare
Willard
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
New York University
New York City
Carnegie Tech
Wicoizico
Salisbury
Charles Luckman Associates
New York
Los Angeles
Brook’ N Heights
Brookline
Epidaurus
Maria Callas
FCC Graduates And Library Status Report Presented
Frederick Community College president Duval Sneadner told the Board of Trustees that since 1959 fifty three of eighty five graduates have entered four year colleges and most remain in school. He noted the library added 743 books since July 1, raising volumes to 4655. The largest increases were detected in several areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Community College
Board of Trustees
Duval Sneadner
FCC
FCC Graduates by Year and College Enrollment Totals
Historical FCC figures list volumes in science history and general works collections and show graduate counts by year from 1959 to 1965. Data include totals, entering four year college, graduated from four year college, withdrawals, and students still in school.
Local Sales Unit Receives Award
Jim Underwood of Children's Records Inc led a Frederick area sales team honored at a Washington Marriott dinner. The group earned gold citation award plaques and solid gold lapel pins, presented by firm president Kenneth R. Ogte. Underwood credited the top sales area and his team for the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Underwood
Children’s Records, Inc
Marriott Hotel
Washington
Kenneth R. Ogte
Underwood
Frederick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Barthel
Braddock Heights
Central
Maryland Classified Employees Association
Maryland Council of Local Welfare Directors
League of Women Voters
National Association of Social Workers
Who
Hyattstown Firemen
Rotary Club
H.L. Mills
East Patrick Street
GASC
Archive
Fx-Frederick
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Zenith
Bausch & Lomb
Herald Square
Ferber
Woolworths
Frederick Shopping Center
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