Honored On Retirement at South Frederick School Cafeteria
Two veteran cafeteria workers at South Frederick Elementary retire after 18 and 10 years. Elizabeth E. Randolph began service February 6, 1953 when the Lincoln School cafeteria opened with grades 1-12 and first manager Marion Houston. She notes many changes in student food preferences over the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Frederick
Elizabeth E. Randolph
Adelaide Hall
Randolph
Lincoln School
Marion Houston
Elizabeth E
Nicholas E. Leakins Jr
South Cafeteria
Frederick
Maryland Children May Need Measles Revaccination
Maryland health officials and the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty say several thousand children vaccinated for measles between 1963 and 1966 may require revaccination. The rise in measles cases nationwide and in Maryland since 1968 is blamed on complacency by parents and doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
State Health Department
Medical and
Lovettsville Club Tours Longwood Gardens and Local News
Lovettsville Home Extension Club members toured Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pa, after dinner at the Pink Lantern. Attendees included Mildred Lee Irma Powell Ruth Wire Leary Ridgeway and many others with several guests. The column notes illness recoveries races trips and hospital updates plus a vacation Bible School report and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise V. Mentzer
Lovettsville
Betty Boger
Flossie Ridgeway
Pearl Armour
Nell Frye
Hazel Pinney
Ruth Stevens
Elizabeth Simpson
Imogene Owens
Mildred Washington
Clara Frye
Elsie Ward
Rusbon Mills
Ralph Graham
Rex Smith
Melva Stream
Mary Frye
Leona Fleming
Debbie Walker
Bernice Statlinger
Evelyn Washington
Genevieve
Funkstown Lions Sponsor Cycle Benefit for Crippled Children
Funkstown Lions Club holds a sanctioned 12 race program at the Hagerstown Raceway on August 7 to aid the Western Maryland Crippled Children and Adults. Over 100 riders expected. warmups at 6 p.m. races at 8 p.m. Advance tickets available, rain date August 14. Proceeds support Western Maryland Chapter Crippled Children and Adults. Apollo 8 mission brief note appended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Funkstown Lions Club
Maryland
Hagerstown Raceway
American Motorcycle Association
Jims Always
Dewey Avenue
O’brien
Lions
Joe Weaver
Western Maryland
Students Honored For Flagpole Rescue At University of Maryland
University of Maryland alumni presented plaques to Charles H Blocker of Burtonsville and David H Simpson of Williamsport at the Spring Reunion Luncheon in recognition of their actions last May. They helped prevent the desecration of the U S flag during a protest by grabbing the flag and restoring it to an upright position at the administration building. Blocker a junior in Horticulture and Simpson a senior in Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland Alumni Association
Charles H. Blocker
Burtonsville
David H. Simpson
Williamsport
U.S
Blocker
Simpson
Nixon
Washington Star
White House
Agriculture Department
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Myron McCartney
McCartney
Sherri
Debbie
Robert
McCammons
Richard White
Fairfax Hospital
George Carr
Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Alvin Loy
Arthur Kreiger
Reggie Sandbower
Blacksburg
Loudoun County
Arthur
Pear] Frye
Clifford Pugh
Waynesboro
Richard Lowery
Point of Rocks
Melvin Dailey
the Plains
Melvin Riley
Blanche McKimmey
John George
William Sterrett
Chevy Chase, Md
Ruth Floyd
Washington, D.C
Lorraine Cottelle
Wakefield
Mass
Richard Hickman
Olivet United Methodist Church
Sue Fox
Gail Kelley
Brenda Green
Bonnie Deener
Brenda Smith
Debbie Legard
Louise Ridgeway
Shelia Green
Debbie Gabbert
Jeanette Fleming
Louise Mentzer
John Lemp
Drummer Boy Camp
Pennsylvania
Funkstown Lions
Mars Opticians
West Second Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
George Randall
Michigan
Wickes
Old Washington Pike
New Holland
Ceresville Motor, Inc
Frederick, Md
Young Men’s Shop
North Market Street
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Kingsridge
Curlee
PBM
Haspel
Lot
Kingsridge Reg
Schaffner & Marx
Ningertage
PNM
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