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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1975

Page

7

Seminar on Rational Emotive Therapy at FCC

Dr. Albert Ellis of New York will present a one day seminar at Frederick Community College on February 8 1975. It covers basic principles of rational emotive psychotherapy targeted at psychologists psychiatrists counselors clergy and graduate students with a 15 dollar registration including lunch.

Albert Ellis New York Frederick Community College Ellis Columbia University Rutgers University Institute For Advanced Study New York City American Psychological Association Consulting Psychology Council of Representatives American Association of Marriage and Family Counselors American Sociological Association American Association For Applied Anthropology American Association For the Advancement of Science Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy Rational Living

Census Bureau to conduct employment survey in area

Local Census Bureau representatives will survey employment during the week of Jan 2024. Porter S. Rickley of the Philadelphia regional office announced the program, conducted monthly for the U S Department of Labor. Interviewers include Mrs. Mary C. Lyles of Woodsboro Md. 21798.

Bureau of the Census Porter S. Rickley Bureau Philadelphia U. S. Department of Labor United States Mary C. Lyles Coppermine Road Woodsboro

Vigilant Hose Co. reports 1974 fire stats and 1975 appointments

The Vigilant Hose Company presented its 1974 annual report at a January meeting led by Chief Eugene Myers with 49 members in attendance. The year saw 51 first due calls, 27 mutual aids, 36 non fire alarms, 3,717 man hours, and 1,751 miles logged. Fire losses reached $213,355.69 from fires totaling $3,456,030 in value, with one line of duty injury. The group also arranged 18 drills and two December alarms, plus public events and numerous officer appointments for 1975.

Eugene Myers Vigilant Hose Company James Kittinger Chief Myers Terry Myers

Frederick featured in German booklet

A small German group publication includes a view of West Church Street in Frederick with a Lititz church image. Dr. Gustav Heinemann writes about Palatine settlements in Pennsylvania and Maryland, noting warm welcomes and familiar landscapes. The Kaiserlautern produced German booklet ends with greetings from Pfalzer Heimatgruss officers Karl Scherer and Fritz Braun. The Onion Truth notes ancient Egyptian oaths with onions.

West Church Street Lititz Gustav Heinemann Pennsylvania Maryland Palatinate Pennsylvania German Society Heinemann

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FCC Census Bureau Vigilant Hose Co Fred Wolfe Thomas White White Countyassociation Larry Glass Michael Shorb Harry Green Michael Myers President Kittinger Guy R. McGlaughlin Arthur Damuth James Kittinger; 200 Club James Grinder Paul Keepers John S. Hollinger Leo M. Boyle Carl Angleberger James James Pryor Larry Little Dave Coopenhaver Sterling Myers Charles F. Stouter Sterling White Terry L. Myers Dave Copenhaver Michael Wivell James A. Pryor Lloyd Fiter Daniel Kaas Samuel Cool Charles Champlain Douglas Orner Austin Umbel Robert Hardman Thomas Hoke Daniel J Kaas Carson Sager Clarence Orndorff Thomas Sayler Gary Shorb James Shorb Che Frederick East Patrick ST Frederick, Maryland Frederick Stoffersomer Insurance Agency, Inc N. Court St Sears W. Patrick St Ederick Sealy Comfort Guard Sealy East Street
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