Zontians Pay Tribute To Amelia Earhart Program
The Zonta Club of Frederick hosted an Amelia Earhart program at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Ida K. Reon retold Earhart’s life from Atchison Kansas born July 24 1898 through her aviation milestones and lasting legacy with the 99 Club and Earhart Scholarship Fund.
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Francis Scott Key
Zonta Club
Frederick
Amelia Earhart
Ida K. Reon
Atchison, Kansas
Toronto
Mane D. Young
Florida
Brazil
Africa
India
Lae
Amelia
New Guinea
Coast Guard
Itasca
Howland Island
Khaqq
George Putnam
Fort Puncta
Thomas
Zonta International
Kemptown Social News and Local Updates
Mrs Claytus Brandenburg hosted a luncheon for guests including Mrs Lawson King Mrs Jerry Williams Mrs Herbert Hyatt and Moss Lillye Williams in Kemptown on Tuesday. Mrs Lucretia Fleming marked her 91st birthday January 7 and helps with light housework at home with daughter Mrs Raymond Browning. Mrs Rudell Mullinix recovering from foot surgery in Washington is improving and can perform light duties. Mrs Gertrude Hillery has recovered from surgery and stays with her son Howard Hillery. Providence M YF met January 5 at the church hall with Jo Ann Burns presiding and planning a refreshment crew for the Sub District meeting. Assistant State's Attorney Annapolis reports Senator Samuel W Barrick proposed a deputy state's attorney for Frederick County amid a tax case against State's Attorney Edwis F Nibirk.
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Raymond Browning
Rudell Mullinix
Washington Hospital
Gertrude Hillery
Howard Hillery
Providence
M. YF
Church Hall
Jo Ann Burns
Attention Women: It Costs More To Feed The Men In Your Life
Alicia Hart reports a U S Department of Agriculture study showing feeding costs rise with age and gender. Men cost more to feed than women, especially at high school ages, while large families with girls may spend less on female members. The study uses home meal plans and regional price data to estimate weekly costs and box top incentives.
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Alicia Hart
NEA
Continnns Snes
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Americas
James
Scout Training and Rally Notes From Calvary Methodist Meeting
The Explorer Planning committee met at Calvary Methodist Church to discuss training for pow wow and service awards. A Scout Circus Rally occurred in Washington January 12 with packets for unit leaders. two Eagle awards were announced for Allan Weintraub and Jack Henik. O Wilson Cook resigned from the District O and E Committee. attendees included Richard L. Hargett Donald G Schley and others.
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Lieve Wall
Calvary Methodist
Frederick High School
Samuel Birely
Albert Dean
Washington
Scouting
Explorer
Robert Sill
Explore
Allan Weintraub
Jack Heniik
O Wilson Cook
District O & E
Henry Watson
Richard L. Hargett
Donald G Schley
Gerald Logan
A Norman Dew
Casper F. Betson
Robert H. Watson Rachard M Asmus
Henry Wilson
George J. Barthel
Charles F. Broadrup
James Reid
Frank W. Wagner
Hood Community Chorus Seeks New Members and Scholarships
The Hood Community Chorus extension until January 2 aims to reach 200 members with rehearsals Thursdays at 7 30 p m in Brodbeck Hall Hood College. Director Joseph Laderoute offers four voice scholarships for one lesson weekly, funded by the chorus members.
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Hood Community Chorus
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Joseph Victor Laderoute
Hood
Laderoute
Voice
Taneytown Jaycees to Award Distinguished Service Award
The Taneytown Junior Chamber of Commerce will honor a young man with a Distinguished Service Award at Bosses Night near Thursday night for service to the community in 1958. Eligible are men aged 21 to 36, not required to be Jaycee members. Nomination letters should be sent to James Fair, Taneytown, before Sunday January 18, detailing name, age, reasons, and at least three references.
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Taneytown Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
James Fair
Taneytown
Hospital Joins State Council for Health Aid
Frederick Memorial Hospital's Board of Managers approved joining a state council of voluntary non profit hospitals to share solutions to common problems. The meeting covered nursing student visits, a Baltimore cancer conference, committee reports from the gift shop and garden groups, a new full lease from the State Department of Health, and plans to support better nursing homes. December stats: patients treated 689 admitted 576 discharged 549 remaining 140 births 133 deaths 15.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
JOH Gibras Pind Venell Inc
State of
Marsland
Hammond Clary
School of Nursing Council
Baltimore
James Ranch
Raysmuth
Vonee Bat Mbant
Board of Managers
Department of Health
Michael
Board of Trusters
Ethel Northam
Frederick
National Council of Jewish Women
Jwnch
C F Bowers Speaks At Welcome Wagon Meeting
C F Bowers, former president of the Birdlack Hastoneal Society, addressed the Welcome Wagon at the Francie Scott Hotel. Slides by Robert Nice and others highlighted local homes and public buildings. New members Margaret Martin, Elowe Murray, Phylis Spaam, Connie Spence, Giant Deshazer, and Nobles Shaw were welcomed. A food demonstration at Potemi Fdisen Co Home Service on Friday at 1:30 pm was announced and Hood College choir group was invited to join.
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Hales F Bowers
Wedgemart
Francie Scott Hes
Mr Bowers
Birdlack Hastoneal Society
Lectwe
Pampus Cid Architetae
Frederick
UY 4
Artes Hubbard
Robert Nice
Mas Emaar Bergman
Lab
Margaret Martin
Elowe Murray
Phylis
Hood College
Joseph Ladrroute
Choral Society Organizes at North Hagerstown High
The Choral Society held an organizational meeting at North Hagerstown High School with a large turnout. The planning committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Peterson and other local residents. a neat rehearsal is planned for Monday evening.
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AME Ab Reda Tee Olhe Choral Society
North Hagerstown High School
Hagersman
Douglas Peterson
G Deon Thurston
Edward Paulhamus
W. Edgar Gossard l
Ronald Karnes
Pearsons Win Master Point Game At Amvets Club
Frederick Bridge Club held its Monthly Master Point game at the Amvets Club on Monday night. Mr and Mrs Phillips Pearson won first place with a 63's game. Manuel Weinberg and partner edged Robert Russell and Dr Leonard Spero for second, while Marione Cline and Dr Walter Snow took fourth. Next Monday a regular rating point game will be held at 7 30 p.m.
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Amvets Club
Frederick Bridge Club
Phillips Pearson
Manuel Weinberg
Robert Russell
Leonard Spero
Taneytown High notes mid year exams and alumni meeting
Taneytown High School schedules mid year examinations from January 23 to January 2% with one major exam per day and a mid winter teachers conference on a closing day. An Alumni Board meeting is set for January 19 in the school library at 7 p.m. Kenneth Shook of Western Maryland College spoke to the senior problems of democracy class.
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Taneytown High School
Kenneth Shook
Western Maryland College
Future
Homemakers of America Club
Thuraay
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Joan
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Roy Barber
George Burdette
William Himel
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Donald Dailey
Betty
Ray
Bird
Elmer
Roland Green
Charles Green Sr
William Wagner
Harry Fleming
Harold Eyler
Jesse Walker
Herbert Duvall
Matthew Picket
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Ernest May
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Debbie
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Poplar Springs
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Foley
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Uber
Hagerstown
Scouters’ Round Table
American Legion
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Roger Cany
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Aud
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Ernest May Jr
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East Sixth Street
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Heme
Taneytown Jaycees
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C. F. Bowers
Choral Society
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Wywelle Nursing Home
Howe Nursing
Marybelle Abbott
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Charles Magee
Westminster Studios
Westinge
Wheaton
Westinghouse TV
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