Memory Makes The Man recollections shape identity and culture
HAL BOYLE reflects that memory defines character and continuity, not attire. He recalls past customs, favorites, and social norms from earlier decades, noting how memories connect people to eternity and shape personal identity across generations.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Buffalo Bill
John L. Sullivan
Adm
Dewey
Teddy Roosevelt
Local visits and family calls across Frederick area
Mrs Henry Baugher hosts and visits abound as families from Frederick Mt. Airy Randallstown Bel Air and Rockville gather. Hospital patient Richard Smith nears recovery while birthdays and grandparents figure in weekend and weekday visits among Shores Hoffmaster Saylor and Ranneberger households.
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Henry Baugher
Carl D. Shores
Frederick
Carl H. Shores
Nancy and
Joy Ranneberger
Donald Ranneberger
RFD
Kenneth Harshman
Mt. Airy
Sandra Krantz
M. M. Carter
Ella Fisher
Alvin Saylor
Randallstown
Leonard Hoffmaster
Leroy Ranneberger
Blair
Georgie
Bel Air
Harry Ranneberger
RFD 2
Richard Smith
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bernard Shores
Davy
Leslie Fellows
Larry and
Dale
Leonard Hoff
Glover
John Green
Robert
Grant
Rockville
William Spring
Eugene Beachley
Nancy Shores
Linda Baugher
Herbert Thompson
Baker Valley Road
Two Sided Hartford Tower Opens For Phoenix Mutual
The world’s first two sided building finished in 1963 at Hartford Connecticut for Phoenix Mutual Insurance Company resembles an ocean liner with offices set outside. The Gateway Arch in St Louis will rise 630 feet when completed in 1965 and will be among the tallest U S monuments. The Columbia Icefield in Canada covers 130 square miles remains of a former northern ice cap. A long new 3 mile stretch of roadway is noted.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Phoenix Mutualise Insurance Company
California
Gateway Arch
St. Louis
U. S
Columbia
Canada
North America
Engineering feat bridges the Eastern Shore to Norfolk hailed as a seven wonder
The roads trestles causeways bridges artificial islands and tunnels linking the Eastern Shore mainland with Norfolk are called an engineering master piece and counted among the seven wonders of the modern world.
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Norfolk
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Dean
Doan
Rosenour’s
Summeretts
N. Market Street
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System and
Association of Military Banks
Market
2Nd Streets
Citizens
Patrick Straess
Frederick Shopping Center
Wastth Street
Schley Avenue
East Coast
Fort Detrick
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown
Mount Airy Bank
Mount Airy
Peoples Bank
Brunswick
Maryland
Thunderbird
Crulseomatic
Radio AM
Ford
Liberal
Fredericks
Motor Company
Frederick Count
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland