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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1964
Page
8
Johns Hopkins gynecologist Dr Allan C Barnes at a regional ACS meeting linked menopause to aging related issues. He warned life extension means longer post menopause exposure and urged hormone replacement to prevent bone loss and higher coronary disease rates in elderly women.
The quarterly 4H Girls County Council meeting was held January 18 in Winchester Hall. New president Sue Carol Adams presided. Scholarships offered two $10 awards for Club Week. essays due June 1. Committees were named for fair exhibits, leadership awards, and annual meetings. A camping program for younger girls was announced and the next meeting set for May.
A surprise birthday gathering was held at Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gearinger home in this city on Saturday evening for Harold W. Moore of Smithsburg who turned 50 on January 25. Moore is Mrs. Gearinger's brother. Attendees included Merhi R. Moore, Fred Bowers and family, Arthur Moore and Debbie, James Moore and Carol Ann, Chester Baker Sr. and family, Edward Clem and Jann, Evelyn Green and Frank Thompson, among others.
Byron Sedgwick highlights Montgomery County growth since 1776 with 521 square miles and nearly 400 000 residents. He notes rising schools to 143 with 3 398 classrooms, 6 000+ retail outlets, 1 300+ volunteer firefighters and 215 paid, plus 92 playgrounds and 7 000 acres of park land. Population growth, voter turnout, and infrastructure expansion mark the county’s momentum.
Lime Kiln announces a MYF dance Saturday 7:30 to 11:00 and Sunday meeting at Buckeystown Church 6:30 followed by Group Discussion at Yellow Springs Methodist Church. Rev W A Pyles to preach Sunday evening at Lime Kiln. Local residents from Frederick and Buckeystown visit area homes. birthdays and illnesses noted.
Merkle H. Martin of the Prudential Insurance office on West Church Street sold more than one million dollars of insurance during 1963. Joined Prudential in 1962 after years with Leisner Ford in Thurmont. Lives on North Church Street with wife Irene and four children Wayne Susan Donna Dodie. Also a former sprint car racer and active church and fraternal member.
Local residents hosted relatives from Frederick and nearby towns during the weekend. Households welcoming guests included McDonald Shores Mills Hoffmaster Stemple Beachley and Green families, with several outings and a three car crash injuring Mrs Spring and Mrs Boyer. The East Frederick 4-H club met at Mrs. Foxs with new officers and members. bake sale planned for February 15.
The C S Long Lines, AT T Co new cable ship, carries sonar gear to chart ocean bottoms and an X ray unit to inspect splices. It features a $3 million engine to reel cable and manage operations.
AP News highlights the raincoat as fashion statement with rain dress options from designers plus a survey of regional homemakers clubs. Pieces cover rainwear trends, lamination and cire fabrics, waterproof coats, and a self coat spray. Community club meeting details follow with officers and schedules.
The Frederick City Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Milton McKenna’s home with ten members and three guests. President Mrs. Merrill Groelle led the session. George Stup Civil Defense Director spoke on county readiness, shelter space, storage, and volunteer rosters, urging private home preparedness and community support for civil defense.
A December 28 wedding at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Thurmont united Betty Lou Harbaugh and Richard J. Kelly with a reception at the groom’s home. Additional notices include a December ceremony at Bush Creek Church of the Brethren for Jean White and Elwood Hipkins and two engagements Teresa Anne John to Morgan Storey and Beverly Joan Haines to Marvin Myers with spring wedding plans.
The Internal Revenue Service says termite damage does not qualify as a deductible casualty loss since tax law requires sudden events like fires storms or shipwrecks. Termite damage is considered gradual and does not meet the suddenness standard.
Mary Costa hailed as overnight success after debut at the Met in La Traviata. she trained eight years, previously on television roles with bill Lindigan. pressing career shift from pitchgirl to opera star, return to the Met planned, while personal life includes a separation from director Frank Tashlin.
Second Lieutenant James L. LeCompte of Gaithersburg has earned his silver wings after completing navigator training at James Connally Air Force Base Texas He studied radar and celestial navigation and will serve as navigator instructor at Connally LeCompte is a 1962 ROTC graduate from the University of North Carolina B S in education His parents Mr and Mrs George E LeCompte reside in Gaithersburg His wife Alice is daughter of Mr and Mrs J K Biles of Winston Salem North Carolina
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