Community notes from Germantown area families
The July activities report gatherings at the Leas and Watkins households with religious services and Vacation Church School sessions at Trinity Methodist and Darnestown Presbyterian churches. Local youths attended picnics, camping trips, and birthday celebrations while family visits span from Virginia to Maryland and beyond.
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Deborah B. Leason
Anita Allnutt
Janet Ay Richardson
Dense Have
Wiliam Dash
Mary Ellen
Carolyn
Bobby
Dash
John F Mahy
Debbie
Kathi Nesbitt
H Philip Nesbitt
Camp Mavnvain
Triangle
Frank
Nancy Watkins
Wilbur D. Watkins Sr
Gainsboro
Kenneth
The
Trinity Methodist Church
Walton
Linda Trenton
Ihe
Catherine Linthicum
Marie Potocke
Ann Donville
Gloria Murad
Dorothy Cavell
Mary Alice Kemp
Dorothy Grimes
Eleanor King
Donna King
Glenna Trenton
Mildred Poole
Carolyn Walton
Lorne W Burton
Marie Pitman
Carol ‘Ann King
Wilson Jordan
Ann Austin
Wass Faith King
Sally Peele
Philip Nesbitt
Clarksburg
Bass
Baltimore
Greensand
India
Fred Linthicum
Duane Keller
Hutchinson Kansas
Marthie
Leonara
Gad Bing ' Ata
Sill
Darnestown Presbyterian Church
Jenn In
Kitterman
John Fo Wahs
Howard Roche Mere Dert Boyer
Donald Irvin
Howard Roberts
James Bowles Ant Ace Sted
Patty Kitterman
James Devon
Ausaidl Cissel
Marguerite Wood
Douglas Boyer
Kathy Painter
George Paffenbarger
Warren Huriey
Arnold Gary
Wilson Campnell
Naurice
Cyndi Hare
Deniel C Mahson
Moone
Friendship Frontiers
Emile
Cherry H Community Presbyterian Church
Balimore
Vacaton
Babson Column on Drug Stocks and Demography
Babson discusses long term resilience of drug firms, optimism for future progress, and advances in medicine. He highlights falling mortality, rising birth rates since World War II, and the impact of vaccines and therapies on life expectancy, urging patient investment and diversification. He notes uncertainty about which company will lead a future breakthrough.
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Babson Park
Brewster seeks recognition for Star Spangled Banner author
Sen Daniel B Brewster introduces a Senate Joint Resolution to officially recognize Thomas Carr of Baltimore as the author of the original adaptation and arrangement of The Star Spangled Banner. The measure notes Key witnessed the bombardment of Fort McHenry and references Carr's printing in Baltimore. Race fans at Miles Park confuse jockeys R D Gonzales and Roberto Gonzalez in a Louisville race.
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Daniel B. Brewster
Senate
Thomas Carr
Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Key
Carr
Baltimore Street
Baltimore Uy
Joseph Carr
Carr Publishing House
Louisville, Ky
Miles Park
R. D. Gonzales
Roberto Gonzalez
Puerto Rico
Louisville
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