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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1961

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3

Burning Of Greens By Scouts At Husky Park

Several hundred spectators attended the Burning of the Greens event in Husky Park quarry east of the city. St John’s Troop 274 oversaw the ceremony with George A. Zeigler as master of ceremonies. Attendees heard remarks by W Jer ome Offufi on Epiphany and civic duty, as scouts collected and burned Christmas trees donated citywide.

Husky Park St. John’s Troop Boy Scouts George A. Zeigler Scout Committee W. Jerome Offufi St. John’s Frederick Dong James” McClellan Timothy Ganley_ Thomas Offur Harry Poole James Kaiser Richard Costisow Jay Zeigler Ronald DeGrance John Pencola Kenneth Wizard Joseph Creager Raymond Corneil Anthony Delauter James Pencola Gerald L. Logan Hev Richard C. Mitchell St. John's Church

Nixon Announces Kennedy Victory

President elect John F. Kennedy is declared winner by the Electoral College during a joint session of Congress presided over by Vice President Richard Nixon. Nixon, in a formal valediction, offers best wishes and reflects on freedom justice and peace beyond any single ambition.

Washington Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy United Congress Nixon Kennedy

Burning of the Greens at Husky Perk quarry ceremony

The Burning of the Greens at Husky Perk quarry drew 1500 to 2000 spectators as trees burned in the annual event. Chief Masn reported the cash advance waivers, and an estate with stocks and bonds faced overpayments settled by the administrator. OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY Samarian Rebelah Lodge No. 31 held its fourth anniversary at Calvary Methodist Church with a program led by Zing America, prayers, readings, and addresses. Dozens of attendees included members and guests. Boy Scout Troop 574 lit the flames under supervision.

Thomas M. Etchelberger Alice V. Geisbert Dee W. Schaeffer Elmer W. Clabaugh Elsie L. Buhrman U. S. Treasury Coopers Geisbert Oiher Schaeffer Pontiac Constance L. Schaeffer Dianne S. Ward W. Jerome Maryland and Virginia Milk Produces Association Carrie A. Clabaugh Clabaugh Clabauga Charles McC. Mathias Buhrman F. Buhrman Husky Perk Charles V. Masn Calvary Methodist Church Zing America Riddiemoser Ruth Evier S. Elmer Brown Edna Buhrman Ralph Sharpe Mr. Brown Celexe T. Brown Exhell_ Renn D. Ruth Yinger Idastmaster Ralph Shame Maurice A.ars PNG Superim Tami Maryland Celeste T. Brown Mildred Stitley Rauch Jesse Webster Lewis Eyier Brenda Eyier God Bless America Eona M. Buhrman G. Stuely Chester Steven Harry L. Yinger Ruth Yinger Mins Edna G. Watt Hess Clara AL Hier Margaret Raycond Ford Alice d Doris Jean Ramsburg Maurice Ramsburg Mauri Anny Hott Laurence W Ward Stone Regina Riddlemeiser Bart Mary Jon Wachter_ Wire Helena de Francis C_ Summers Jas T. Summers Bessie M. Povie Mary Baker Ralph A. Pulman George Webster I Ouer Deswouin Relph Abers M.ark Jessie Webstrock Charles Sia Gerireed Rob@ Roberts Katherine Charlie Kemp Lacy Enna Green Edna Oden Martine Etzler

Mathias Presents His First Bill to Establish Canal National Park

Congressman Charles Mathias Jr of Frederick introduced his first bill in Congress on Friday to create a Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park. The measure, filed jointly with Senator J Glenn Beall, also provides for a parkway canal’s administration and maintenance, and traces back to a similar proposal by former Representative John R Foiles. The bill now awaits action by the committees before floor vote.

Charles McMatthias Jr Frederick Congress Mathias J. Glenn Beall Senate Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Senator Beall John R. Foies Mathias’ Ington Mittee

Izaak Walton League Revived At Meeting

The Izaak Walton League was revived in Frederick at a Wednesday night meeting in Hotel Frederick. William E. Warren was elected president, Earl B. Willis secretary treasurer, with Donald Kendall and George T. Swartz joining the board of directors. Four membership applications were received and Royal H. Cartock transferred from Silver Spring to Frederick. The group discussed a permanent clubhouse and renewing old memberships while adding new ones.

Izaak Walton League Frederick William E. Warren Possumtown Pike National Society Earl B. Willis Donald Kendall State Forestrs Department George T. Swartz Soil Conservation Servs Royal H. Cartock Cabin John Silver Spring

Christmas program of Jamsville Women’s Club held at Mrs Castleman’s home

The December meeting of the Jamsville Home Makers Club resumed at Mrs J Rolfe Castleman’s house with a Christmas program. Mrs John MacDowell and Mrs Lemuel Breckenridge led carols, Miss Gayle Gamble played piano, and a 30 year retrospective on Christmas was read by Mrs Howard Bear. Participants wore festive names in a dress show, and refreshments followed.

Jamsville Theamsville Homemakers Club J. Rolfe Castleman Bibe John MacDowell Lemuel Breckenridge Gayle Gamble Howard Bear Florence Waskey Grace United Church of Christi Betty Rager Erma Shaff Charles Kinna Mark Wagner Homewood Church Taney Apartments Erma Shaif Motter Avenue Rager

Risks Pay Off In Duplicate

The article discusses rubber bridge safety plays at duplicate. It notes seven no trump is tempting but risky if four diamonds split. Declarer should aim to gather all four diamonds in one hand to maximize score, since many pairs reach grand slam while six no trump earns only minimal points if diamonds split.

di Wy Declarer North

New Frederick County Forester Named for 1960s West Virginia Roots

Joseph Mechan of West Virginia has been chosen as Frederick County forester. He began work in Frederick this week, succeeding Lyons of Smithsburg who had temporarily filled the role. Mechan, a 1960 forestry graduate, will operate from the forestry office in Winchester Hall and reside at 116 East Third Street.

NEW Joseph Mechan West Virginia Frederick County Mechan Frederck Lyons Smithsburg Washington County Thedirick County Frederiester Neilson Lotus Meehan Winchester Hall East Third Street Frederick Ofice

Wrist Laceration Injures Youth at Circle S

Byron Hussey, 17, of Lee Place, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a four inch cut to the left wrist at the Circle S on West South Street. He reportedly reached for the door knob and shattered the glass while attempting to leave, with police noting a prior sight defect linked to an earlier accident. Officer J Frank Main investigated. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Marlow Hissey.

Byron Hussey Lee Place Frederick Memorial Hospital Hussey Circle West South Street Hissey J. Frank Main City Police Marlow Hissey

Church Women Plan Mission Study at Walkersville

The United Lutheran Women of St. Pauls Walkersville host Walkersville and Woodsboro church women in a joint mission study. A covered dish supper opens at 6:39 p.m in the Lutheran Social Room, followed by devotions and a one act play Where the World Begins by Dorothy Clarke Wilson.

United Lutheran Church Women of Walkersville Roger Layman United Brethrens Charles Nicodemus Fred Alexander Allen Gaddis J. «Ward Crame Frank Ridzley Cramer Margaret Sayler Alexander Gaddi United Church of Christ Reformed Johar Garst Jd. Richey Hogg Charles Hoke Dateeza Woodsboro

Hours Of Worship in County Churches Continued

County church listings show a variety of schedules across a dozen congregations. Notable entries include Branswick Assembly of God with services at 9:30 am and 7:30 pm, Brunswick First Baptist with Sunday School at 9:30 and Worship at 11, and Gapland Pentecostal Christian Holiness with 10 am Sunday School and 7 pm Worship. Also listed are Taneytown United Presbyterian and Pines Creek Presbyterian with Holy Communion and church schools. Rockville Unitarian offers a School of Religion at 10:45 am. and Union Bridge Friends Meeting House at 11 am. The notice also covers Holy Communion, prayer services, youth meetings, and evangelistic hours across multiple churches. CHANGED NAME The real name of Harry Houdini was Erich Weiss. He took his stage name from Jean Houdin, great French magician, and later made Houdini his legal name.

Gapland Pentecostal Christian ‘Holiness D. N Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance James Senseny Harry Houdini Erich Weiss Jean Houdin Houdini

Lions Club hears travelogue on Scandinavia and welcomes new member

The Lions Club of Frederick met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and inducted Roger D. Shelieman, vice-president of Service Glass and Mirror, Inc. New member Richard Kline, living in Hagerstown, toured Scandinavia with his wife and shared slides and impressions about Norweigan and Swedish life, industry, and wages. The program, arranged by D. Vernon Holter, included a Salvation Army kettle collection of 233.10 and updates on two members in hospital after falls and surgery.

Lions Club of Frederick Francis Scott Key Joan W. Morgan Roger D. Shelieman Service Glass and Mirror, Inc Hagerstown Richard F. Kine Richard Lion Kbne Klines Norway Sweden Eline D. Vernon Holter William A. Simmons Salvation Army G. William Trout Franklin Shipley Edgar B. Thurmont Witam J. Sandy Spang

Condition improves at Patuxent after naval air incident

A naval air force service member improved on Friday following a propeller plane accident near Patuxent Maryland. Details of the incident remain unavailable as officials await the investigation completion.

Patuxent Ofan Air Force Naval AB

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