Council Starts Library Memorial For Miss Leopold
The Council of Jewish Women begin a memorial library for Miss Linda Leopold at Beth Sholom Temple Sunday School. Leopold, 17, daughter of Dr and Mrs Sidsey Leopold, died December 24 in a Baltimore Washington Parkway auto crash. Mrs Abraham Selar named chairman. Mrs Jack Wessman presided. Mrs Ernest Nasher named chairman of the Jewish Weave Board USO party for servicemen at Fort Detrick on January 23. Delegates named to National Council in Pittsburgh March 19.
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Council of Jewish Women
Linda Leopold
Beth Sholom Temple
Leopold
Sidsey Leopold
Bowers Road
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
Beth Sholom
Abraham Selar
West Second Street
Jack Wessman
Ernest Nasher
Jewish Weave Board
USO
Fort Detrick
Benjamin
Elephant Sale
Eid
Ne Temple
Ruth E Grossnickle Engaged to Charles E Rudy in Middletown
Mrs Edna E Grossnickle of Myersville announces the engagement of Ruth E to Charles E Rudy son of Mrs Neomi Rudy of Middletown and the late Ralph Rudy A fall wedding is planned Ruth is a Middletown High School class of 1960 graduate and employed at Doubleday Bookbinding in Smuthsburg Heritance a 1957 graduate, employed by Ingalls Lumber and Supply in Middletown
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Edna E Grossnickle
Myerssile
Ruth E
Charles E. Rudy
Neomi Rudy
Middletown
Ralph Rudy Moss Grossnickle
R Glenn Grossnickle
Middletown High School
Doubleday Bookbinding Company
Smuthsburg
Heritance
Ingalls Lumber and Supply Company
Beasley Wedding Attended by 100 Friends in Thurmont
Mrs Beasley chose a wood violet wool jersey dress with yellow rosebuds as guests gathered in Thurmont for the Beasley Jenkins event. The reception featured a tiered cake, crystal candleholders, a champagne fountain, and a gold bell mint centerpiece. Carl Zager hosted the guest book and gifts. Carl and Ethel Sprague contributed. The couple’s ties to Idaho and Oregon, church work, and Sandra Lee Zager’s Shenandoah Valley Academy connection highlighted the celebration.
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Beasley
Sandra Zager
Alfred Killmar
Kamah
Idaho
Killmar i
Mr_Beasley
Little Rock
Atk
Eugene
Ore
Ethel Spramue
Yakima
Wash
Carl Zager
Beasleys
Sandra Lee Zager
Shenandoah Valley Academy
New Market
Washington Missionary College
Takoma Park
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Laytonsville
Browningsville
Ideal Kitchens
Silver Spring
Key Letter Reveals War Message From 1814
The Maryland Historical Society reports a found letter from Francis Scott Key dated September 2, 1814 written in Georgetown. He describes Doctor Beanes’ capture, his mission to procure release, and notes the British fleet in Philadelphia. The document, found during Independence National Historical Park manuscript surveys, links to Alice Etting and Taney family ties. The piece also mentions Key’s Star Spangled Banner writing and a 1814 release in Frederick.
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Iell Iz
Philadelphia
Maryland Historical Society
Georgetoun
Key
Dr. Beanes
Francis Scot Key
Independence National Historical Park
Maryland Historical Magazine
David H. Wallace
National Park Service
Independence Hall
Alice Etting
Alice Taney Campbell Etting
Roger Brooke Taney
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Planter urged to sow two acres of corn and tend crops
Governor Calvert voided a tobacco act amid Assembly moves to end a tobacco glut with a year of cessation. He warned poorer settlers would fall into penury while wealthier planters kept accrued capital, noting revenue loss to the Crown and aiming to sway King Charles II.
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Mildred Cleaves
France
Joseph A. Girard
United States
Maryland
Girard
Algeria
Madagascar
Lord Baltimore
England
Suiss Marthe Gan
Chesapeake Bay
Frederick Town
Cecil Calvert
Calvert
Maryland Provincial Assembly
Virginia
Carolina
Charles II
Dr Ramaley Reports on Eastman String Workshop
Dr Joan Ramaley of Hood College writes in the American String Teachers Association magazine about the Eastman School of Music Rochester workshop for United States string teachers. The article describes the program and assesses its value and impact on addressing the nation’s shortage of string instructors.
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Joan Ramaley
The
Hood College Music Aculty
American String Teachers ‘ Association
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester
Ramaler
Eastman School
ASTA
Rice on Destroyer Western Pacific
Leonard F. Rice rank third class mate Koatsuai serves aboard the destroyer USS Braine with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Maron W Rice of Thurmont Maryland.
Baltimore Symphony to Highlight Frederick concert series
The 1960 61 Frederick Community Concert series opens Tuesday with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra conducted by Peter Herman Adler. Adler, famed for NBC Opera television work, leads 35 players in a program featuring violinist Friedman in a Violin Concerto. Frederick audience urged to be seated by 3 pm for a near capacity show.
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Peter Herman Adler
Frederick
Herbert Grossman
United States
Baltimore Symphony
Peabody Conservatory of Music
U.S
Peter Herman Adier
New York
Monic
NBC Opera Company
Adier
NBC Symphony
Cleveland Orchestra
Detroit Symphony
Jablonec
Czechoslovakia
Adler
Prague Conservatory
Opera
Towr
Musial
Brno
Prague Philharmonic
Radio Symphony
Germany
Austria
Weldon Wallace
Baltimore? Sun
Carnegie Hall
New York Philharmonic
Newark
Eust
Ivar Galamian
Walter Hend
Rugolf Serkin
Freuiman
Frederick Community Concert Association
Associate Editor To Speak To Club
Grant A Salisbury associate editor of U S News and World Report will be guest speaker at the Tuesday luncheon of the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club. He covers White House assignments and toured East Europe last summer. The talk will be in the Wedgwood room with color slides and is set for 12 30 pm. Reservations with Mrs Eidnar Berg man or Mrs Charles Ritchie by 10 am Monday. Members may contribute sewing for Monte Wie.
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Grant A Salisbury
U.S. News and World Report
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Salisbury
Myersville
White House
East Europe
Yugoslavia
Russia
Wedgwood Room
Double Ring Wedding Heats Thurmont Duo at Germantown Church
Doris Louise Buhrman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buhrman Lantz, wed James Horace Thranhill of Atlanta, Ga. at Germantown Church of God on December 31. Rev. Clarence W. McGaha officiated as 150 relatives watched the ceremony with music by Bonnie Winders and Samuel Kipe. The bride wore ivory alencon lace, satin with a fingertip veil, and carried a lace Bible bouquet. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Charles Willard and bridesmaids Geraldine Delauter and Miss Linda Ruth Martin. Best man Wright Garbutt. ushers Glenn Bumbaugh and Howard R. Buhrman Jr. Reception followed in the social rooms. The couple left for a Florida honeymoon. she is Thurmont High School class of 1960 graduate. Engagement announced for Li JoAnn Fisher of Rocky Ridge to Jon Richard Cool of Emmitsburg. No wedding date set. COC Irate for 28
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Tabkit—Duonla
Germantown
Bonnie Winders
Smuthsburg
Samuel Kipe Li
Casetown
Ainders
Brahms
Stoughton
Murray
Sturges
Sang
Ass Winders
Bode
Charles Willard
Lantz
Geraldine Delauter
Martin
Blue Ridge Summit
Linda Ruth Martin
Wright Garbutt
Atlanta
Glenn Bumbaugh
Howard R. Buhrman Jr
Douglas Willard
David and
Eugene Thrall
Buhrman
Audrey Kipe
Cavetown
Nancy Ardinger
Hagerstown
Harry Davis
Joy Poling
Florda
Thurmont High School
Warnes
Thrariki
Futton High School
Gass
Ferk
Frick Company
Boro
Balenger Homemakers Club Christmas Party Highlights
The Balenger Homemakers Club held its annual Christmas party at Ballenger Community Hall on December 19. Mrs. Luther Summers led devotions and the group sang carols under the direction of Mrs. Russell Dudrow, with readings by Mrs. Gardner Gremullion and a musical piece titled Christmas Wherever You Are.
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Balenger
Christmas Party at Community Club Highlights Gifts and Caroling
Members and guests gathered for a holiday party at the community hall. Arthur Shook led carols including O Holy Night, with piano by Roland Culler and a reading by Mrs. Teper. Mrs. Howard Smith organized recreation and Miss Mollie Zimmerman won a prize. A tree gift and refreshments were shared, and the club sent blankets to the county hospital and flowers to shut-ins. The next meeting is January 16 at the community hall.
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Arthur Shook
Solo
Roland Culler
Austin
Renn
Floward Smith
Mollie Zimmerman
Eolaub
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C. W. Winebrenner Jr
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Donna Pryer
Marshall
Mario Emrich
Stephanie Seidel
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Sandy Roberts
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Diane Mentzer
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Rev. Lind
Tena Creager
Ug Hout
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Connie Zeniz
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Carla Benchoff
Judy Gaver
Pat Warren
Sara Gray
Idel
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Susan Wolf
Barbara Hoover
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Ue Eyler
Judy Miller
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Doris Jean .Ngleberger
Harriet Baker
Bethel No. 28
Order of Eastern Star
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Martha Jane Randolph
John C. Randolph
Emmitsburg
William F. Austin
Upton Austin
Taneytown
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
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Diane Randolph
Harry Welty
Tanevtown
John P Randolph
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Marie Rosensteen
V.flw
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Mt. St. Mary
Taneytown High School
Baurgardner Bakery
Lawlor
Montgomery County
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Donald Sheok
Washington
DeWitt § Hyde
Judge Lawlor
Chevy Chase
Florida
Dr. Ramaley
Tural
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Clarksville
Ruth E. Bowser
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Stella M. Routzahn
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W. Cash Smith
Woodsboro
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Richard Arthur
Arnold
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Liosd C. Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Iia JoAnn
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George
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Emmmit
Jus licGran
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Lou
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Brarden
Webber
Schoo Burg
Myer
Jean Teper
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