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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1964

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3

Sidelights by Elsie White Haines

Two letters of interest unfold from Libby Gibson in Salisbury Maryland as her family plans a May move to Germany with her son Charles in the Army. The Gibsons, three kids, had bought a home near the ra Libby once a Zonta member plans a Frederic visit before leaving the country.

Elizabeth Gibson Libby Kemp’s Salisbury Rfd 3 Charles Germany Gibsons Zonta Club of Frederick

Married Edgewood wedding links Fiock and Chesebrough

Miss Mary Anne Fiock and Capt. Donald Chesebrough wed at Edgewood Post Chapel in a military ceremony officiated by Lt. Col. Herbert Van Vorce. Bridesmaids wore Peau satin gowns. best man was Lt. Cmdr. Richard Chesebrough. A reception followed at Edgewood Arsenal Officers' Open Mess. The bride, from Waco and Chevy Chase, studied at Maryland and worked as a bacteriologist at Fort Detrick. Chesebrough is a Stonington High School graduate.

Edgewood Post Chapel Mary Anne Fiock Ernest F. Fiock Waco Tex Chevy Chase Donald Chesebrough U. S. Army J. Cutler Chesebrough Stonington, Conn Herbert van Vorce Peggy van Vorce Barbara Lee Fiock Arlington Oliver Denison Mystic Conn Mary Howard Betty Layfield Dorothy Portner Willow Richard Chesebrough USN Allan H. Light Jr Robert Dalhausser Camp A. P. Hill Dick L. Smedley Edgewood Arsenal Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School University of Maryland Fort Detrick Chesebrough Stonington High School

Plan Benefit for March of Dimes at Woodsboro Legion

A community board party to aid the March of Dimes Fund in Woodsboro is set for January 24 at 8 p.m. at the Woodsboro American Legion Home. General committee includes Mrs. John Drenning Mrs. Steiner Smith and Mrs. Lamar Barrick with subcommittees for prizes and tales refreshments publicity and more. Refreshments and door tickets will be sold.

Community Board Woodsboro Tommy Fogle Earl Hoffmaster Charles Holt Stanley E. Hough Jr Richard Smith Roy Syder John Baugher Gail Catshall Michael Pue Maurice Murray Allen Lynn Flanigan Ernest Stoner Glenn Lenhart

Catholic University Trio to Perform at Hood Saturday

Hood College hosts a concert by three Catholic University faculty members in the Evening Concert Series. Helmut Braunlich violin Robert Newkirk cello Michael Cordovana piano perform Mozart Beethoven and Höller. The event is free and open to the public.

Beethoven Karl Holler Braunlich Czechoslovakia Mozarteum Salzburg Newkirk Pablo Casals Curtis Institute Philadelphia Nova Scotia Cordovana College of William and Mary Peabody Conservatory Baltimore

United States potato and sweet potato per capita intake in 1962

Citizens averaged 111 pounds of potatoes and seven pounds of sweet potatoes per year in 1962, according to national estimates. This reflects overall dietary patterns and potato consumption habits across the United States.

United States

Couple Reassigned to Edgewood Arsenal Housing

The pair from the University of Maine are assigned to the USA Technical Escort Unit at Edgewood Arsenal and will reside there. The move places them in military housing and aligns with ongoing unit duties.

University of Maine USA Edgewood Arsenal

Retired Worker Crafts Rare Harpsichords at Home

Joseph Stephens of Elm Street turned retirement into a woodwork project making harpsichords and clavichords in his basement. He built a walnut harpsichord in about three months, balancing each key with lead for tone, and plans a larger six foot model. His son Dr. Joseph H. Stephens, an assistant professor at Johns Hopkins, helped inspire the hobby and often performs on the instruments for Baltimore audiences.

Sallie Anderson Joneses Joseph Stephens Elm Street England Stephens Mr. Stephens Potomac Edison Company Braddock Heights New York Joseph |H Stephens Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Dr. Stephens Glenn Gould Leon Fletcher Alan Stout Douglas Allan Joseph H. Stephens Ste Gerald S. Spear Johns Hopkins Frank J. Keefer Gerald 3. Spear Frank J Keefer

Mrs. Johnson Heads Barnabas Auxiliary

Mrs. Johnson elected president of the St. Barnabas Women's Auxiliary at the Thursday meeting held at Mrs. Perry Orndorff Jr.'s home on South Market street. Also elected were Miss Harriet Bare as vice president, Mrs. Arthur Wetzel as secretary, and Mrs. Orndorff as treasurer. Sixteen members attended. candy sale chairwoman reported 360 pounds sold. New names drawn for the year. refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. Amorello. February meeting set for Miss Barbara Hane's home on South Carroll street.

Everett ‘Johnson St. Barnabas Women’s Auxiliary Perry Orndorff Jr South Market Street Harriet Bare Arthur Wetzel Orndorff Arnold Ross All Saints Episcopal Church Herbert Strawsburg Strawsburg Franklin Carlisle Altar Guild LeRoy Strawsburg Philip Amorello Barbara Hane South Carroll Street

Farm Operators Net $12.6 Billion In 1962 Profits

Farm operators in the United States earned about 12.6 billion dollars from farming in 1962, averaging roughly 3 400 dollars per farm across the sector.

United States

Camper Grant A DeShazer Tours Gaspe and Western Canada

Travel Club at the YMCA heard camper Grant A. DeShazer recount a 14 000 mile bus journey with his wife from New England to Quebec and along the Gaspe coast via the trans Canada highway. Slides showed Quebec landmarks and Gaspe sights including Perce Rock and Gaspe Village. They visited Ottawa Port Arthur Baniff Lake Louise Jasper Glacier National Park and Victoria before four weeks across Canada ending at the Empress Hotel amid gardens.

Grant A. DeShazer Gaspe Peninsula Travel Club Y.M.C.A Mr. DeShazer New England Quebec Citadel St. Lawrence de Shazer Gaspe Coast Appalachian Mountains DeShazers Gaspe Village Jacques Cartier Canada France Gaspe Perce Perce Rock Baniff Lake Louise Jasper Glacier National Park Victoria City of Gardens

Books at your Library New titles highlighted for readers

A library roundup of new biographies and related non fiction titles. Notable works include The Woman in the White House by Marianne Means based on interviews with Presidents wives and Peking and Moscow by Klaus Mehnert outlining Russo Chinese ties. Also featured are Edna Ferber’s Peculiar Treasure and Beals Latin America: World in Revolution along with other recent releases.

United States White House Marianne Means Truman Eisenhower Kennedy Miss Means Edna Ferber Dorothy and Red Vincent Sheean Dorothy Thompson Sinclair Lewis Ferest Peking Moscow Klaus Mehnert Russia China Latin America Carleton Beals

Engaged Frederick pair announced by families

Barbara Ann Richardson and John R. Sundergill become engaged as relatives and friends note their backgrounds. Richardson, Frederick High School graduate and Frostburg State College senior, Alpha Delta National member, and Sundergill, also a Frederick High School graduate, will finish Navy duty in June and study at the University of Maryland in fall. No wedding date yet. a city display near government buildings referenced.

Avis Studio E. Robert Pemsel Biggs Avenue Barbara Ann Richardson John R. Sundergill Roy D. Sundergill North Market Street Richardson Frederick High School Frostburg State College Alpha 7 Delta Sundergill Navy University of Maryland

Junior's Auxiliary Elects Officers at January Meeting

Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Junior Fire Company met at the fire hall on January 7. President Emma Angleberger led the session, with colors presented and the flag pledge followed by a prayer by Chaplain Gladys McDonough. New officers elected include Louise Mackley president Roberta Hopkins vice president Julia Blumenauer junior vice president Clela Abrecht secretary Dorothy Walsh treasurer Mary E Strouk chaplain Mary Kolb assistant chaplain June Hartmann guard Mildred Kottmyer color bearer Ruth Hopkins installed officers and Mackley named an assistant secretary while Hopkins became historian.

Emma Angleberger Gladys McDonough Louise Mackley Roberta Hopkins Julia Blumenauer Clela Abrecht Dorothy Walsh

Frederick Is Reading Frederick Is Reading

A list of books available at the C Burr Artz Library and community libraries includes works by Menard M Gertler William Golding Victor Lasky Helen MacInnes Barbara W Tuchman Irving Wallace Morris L West Mary T McCarthy John F Kennedy Elizabeth Goudge John O'Hara and others. The titles cover history fiction biographies and classic novels.

Menard M. Gertler William Golding JFK Victor Lasky Helen MacInnes Barbara W. Tuchman Irving Wallace Morris L. West Mary T. McCarthy John F. Kennedy Elizabeth Goudge John O’hara C. Burr

Blumenauer Hails Committee Leaders at Annual Banquet

Blumenauer and committee chairman Mrs. Aileen Mackley presided as colors were retired and a prayer offered. The annual banquet is set for January 22 at the fire hall with the next meeting scheduled for February 3.

Walkersville Homemakers Club Holds January Meeting

The Walkersville Homemakers Club met January 9 at Miss Mary Nicodemus home with 21 members and two visitors. President Mrs Ernest J. Dett barn opened with a poem What’s New in the New Year. Publicity chairwoman for the January 25 food sale at Walkersville Fire Hall was announced. The group planned attendance at a community Lenten service and noted Hood College hosts the March 21 annual meeting. Refreshments were provided by four members.

Walkersville Club Walkersville Homemakers Club Mary Nicodemus Ernest J. Dettbarn Trego Zimmerman Charles Nicodemus Walkersville Monroe Stup Hood College Ward Stauffer William Powell William Sell Grover Barton

SHEROKEN HAIR FASHIONS OFFERS COLORING RETOUCHING

By Sharon hair growth requires regular root retouching every two to three weeks for blondes and lighter shades. DIY techniques often fail and can over bleach or damage the hair. SHEROKEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS offers expert coloring and careful retouching at 10 E Church Street. Call 663-4421 to make an appointment. Household hint warns against layering tints without conditioning first.

Sharon Sheroken House OF Hair Church Street

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Elsie White Haines Tour Peninsula Roger Barrick Smith Blanche Rice Smith Hillside Cottage North Pine Street Lewistown Frederick County Frederick Post Smiths Spain Portugal Morocco Madrid Williamsburg Jamestown Hood Frank J. Keeferphens Bach Mrs. Johnson Barnabas Auxiliary Travel Corner Ronald McKie Malaysia Singapore Federation of Malaysia Tom Mboya Africa Richard Hough CORD Packard Nancy Hale William Bradford John F Kennedy Miss Hale Jane Lee B. Goshorn Butchart Gardens DeShazer Florida Oregon California Junior’s Auxiliary Repapan Aph
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