Sidelights of Elsie White Haines The Hessian Barracks Story
A Frederick Rotary Club program features a linoleum print by Jack Davis plus a Hessian prisoner of war diary story by Dr. Harold Clem. The diary details the Hessian barracks near Frederick Town from 1782 to 1783, notes absences and arrivals, and describes life and events including towns, prayers, and the peace celebration. A marriage notice for Miriam Main and Charles Smith follows.
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Revolutionary
Rotary Club of
Frederick
Jack Davis
Hood College Art Department
Maryland School For the Deaf
Harold Clem
Munich
Germany
Ignatius Bjorlee
News and Post
Bjorlee
DAR
Lucy Leigh Bowie
Baltimore
Clem
Johann Ernst Prechtel
Ansbach
England
Bavaria
North America
America
Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Prechtel
Dr. Clem
Frederick Town
Maryland
John Wood
Schweiger
Ziebel
Ott
von Stain
Bauer
Schultheiss
Herrmann
Weichert
Goer
Noerlich
Lochner
Hoedel
Hertlein
Dressell
Klein
Tauber
Fehr Loew
Goetsch
New York
Europe
Reformed Church
Henop
Kim
Johnson
Monocacy
Alberghetti brings West Side Story to Shady Grove fair
Anna Maria Alberghetti stars as Maria in West Side Story at Shady Grove Music Fair near Rockville and Gaithersburg Maryland from July 14 to 12. Delaine Hobbs photographs. Also reports a marriage: Doris Ann Franklin and Paul Edward Snyder wed June 27 at Mt. Airy Calvary Church with Rev. Roger C. Elgert officiating. The couple will reside in Mt. Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Bertha Main
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Willam Smith
Mt Pleasant
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Miriam Q. Main
William R Main
Clifford W. Smith
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Teresa M. Nalley
Raymond L. Nalley
Arnold Naley
Earl Routzahn
Stanley F. Young
Donald Wilson
William
Leroy Biffle
Frederick High School
United States Army
Coffey—Jeffery Inc
Rockville
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Maria
Newark City
Shady Grove Music Fair
Shady Grove Road
U.S. 240
Gaithesaburg
Delaine Hobbs
Doris Ann Franklin
Winfield
Paul Edward Snyder
Airy
Mt. Airy Calvary Church
Franklin
George L. Franklin
Mr. Snyder
Viola Sny_der
Paul Snyder
Roger C. Elgert
Norman Etzler
Judy Franklin
Charlotte Rippeon
Woodbine
Kathleen Koontz
Westminster
Marshall Stewart
Mt. Airy
Wiliam Chaney
Charles Diller
Mt Airy
Mt. Airy High School
Mt. Airy High
James Hahn
New Market
Migrant Child Care Center Shows Summer School Can Be Fun
About 30 children ages three to thirteen from seasonal agricultural workers attend the East Frederick Elementary School center in its second week. Director Alfred A Pansa says the program emphasizes acceptance affection and approval to build self concept and community awareness while developing language health habits and basic citizenship.
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East Frederick
Sandra Hoff
Migrant Ministry Committee
Alfred A Pansa
Harmony Grove School
Pansa
Tomed Fo
Red Cross
Mullimix Park
Gettysburg
Washington
Civinette Club Holds Meeting in Frederick
Civinette Club of Frederick held its monthly dinner in the Wedgwood Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. President Mrs Charles Myers presided with a program including a 4 H talk by Sue Carol Adams and a musical segment by three members. The club planned annual gifts and a joint August picnic with Civitan members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civinette Club
Frederick
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Charles Myers
C. C. Sullivan
Freda Overton
Kathleen Etzler
Barbara Nicodemus
David Oland
Sue Carol Adams
Buckeystown Cloverettes
Miss Adams
Jane McPherson
Merril Adams
Ralph Yingling
William Miller
Harry §. Stull
W. Jerome Offutt
Robert Firer
Melvin Lescalleet
Frederick County United Appeal
Myers
Civinettes
Civitans
Bekd
Frederick News Briefs From July 10 1964
Brief items from Frederick Maryland dated Friday July 10 1964 cover local happenings, community events, and notices seen in the Frederick newspaper page.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Local Libraries Receive Annual Book Gifts From Community Groups
Frederick organizations donate books to the C. Burr Artz Library aiding access for patrons. Monocacy Canoe Club and Zonta Club provide titles. American Legion Auxiliary and others add works on history gardening science and design. Fort Detrick branch gives $50 yearly for science books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
C. Burr Artz Library
Monocacy Canoe Club
Sigurd F. Olson
American Red Cross
Zonta Club
Courage
Muriel Morrissey
Francis Scott Key Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Washington
Capital City
Constance Green
Carrie Shipley
Lydia Brachey
Helen Musso
Ruth Eyler
Creative America
Tasker’s Chance Garden Club
Helen Wilson
Tom Stevenson
God's Own Junkyard
Peter Blake
Lida Webb
Helen Lee
Scientific Research Society of America
Fort Detrick
Selections From The Children's Room Centered On Classic Tales
A catalog-like list reviews children's books from multiple authors and series. It notes titles such as John J Plenty and Fiddler Dan a fable of Grasshopper and Ant La Fontaine The Lion and the Rat Miss Happiness and Miss Flower and varied non fiction works about light history and government. It also mentions borrowing availability at the C Burr Artz Library and county libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciardi
John
John J Plenty
Fiddler
Dan
Lafontaine
Brian Wildsmith
Gr . Carlson
Natalie Savage
Gilbert Riswold
Maryland
Belle Mundy
Godden
Rumer
Little Plum
Jean Primrose
Miss Happiness
Miss Flower
Gem Tiffany Jones
Gem
Belinda
Nona
Freeman
Mae
Ira Freeman
Woolley
Catherine
Ginnie
Liz Dauber
Ginnte
Geneva
Moody
Ralph
Robert Riger
Cooke
David C
Treasury Department
United States Department of the Treasury
Coast Guard Secret Service
Bureau of Narcotics
Commodore Perry
Japan
Robert L Reynolds
America
Matthew Calbraith Perry
Mississippi
C Burr Artz
Dorothy H Langley
Meshach Browning
United States
Michael Harrington
T. E. Lawrence
Mary T. McCarthy
Vance Packard
Roger Brooke Taney
Bernard Christian Steiner
John le Carre
Fletcher Knebbel
Lisbon
Erich Maria Remarque
William Golding
Hans H. Kirst
United Press International
Artz
More American Books Printed Abroad Increase
At the summer home of Mrs. Juliee Moore at Camp Kanaw a, a trend shows American authors' books printed abroad for import rising. In the last five years the value shipped into the country has tripled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliee Moore
Camp Kanawa
Yomen's Future: Hairless Humans and Perms Advised
A biology professor predicts humans may evolve toward a toeless form in 65 centuries while hair loses function. The note promotes SHEROKEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS offering permanents at 10 East Church Street with phone 663-4421 and suggests earrings as cufflink substitutes.
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Yomen
Yul Brynner
Sheroken
Sheroken House
East Church Street
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Elsie White
Haines
Larry Douglas
Peggy Frazier
Volun
Frank J Keefer Teer
Morris Douglas
Martin Douglas
Herbert Douglas
Marie Campbell
Steve Carter
Melanie Lathrop
Cheryl Douglas
Calvin Jackson
Barbara Brittain
James Reid
Kathryn Rowe
Alberghetti
Shady Grove
Migrant Ministry
Children of
Paul JE. Ernest
South
Jefferson
Parkway Church ‘of God
Nancy Ernest
Paula Ernest
Ernests
Nellie Wills
Roy Ernest
Mary Ernest
Roger Wills
Julia Ridenour
John R. Wills Sr
Suy Nusz Jr
Judy Nusz
William Myers
Woodrow Wills
Bethlehem
Thomas Federline
Robert Wills Sr
Robert Jr
Steven
Charles
Joseph
Treeva Wills
Barbara Hammond
Christy Hammond
Guy Ernest
Carol Ernest
F. P. Brose
John Hyssong
John Jr
Karen Hyssong
Bernard Lorenzen
Victor Palmer
Silas Phillips
Helen Linton
Walter Cramer
Walter Jr
George
Charles Gearinger
Newell Esterly
Charles Kidd
Ernest Wilbide
Herbert L Strawsberg
Jay Huffer
Tammie Sue Huffer
Wiliam Farra
Carol Farra
Charles Zimmerman
Thomas Zimmerman
Scott Zimmerman
Lynda Tabler
Hesbia Foster
Marsh
Homer Brooks
John R. Wills Jr
Wright Patman
Texas
House of Representatives
The
Secret Service
Federal Government
Iwune
Rita Dwyer
du Val Senior High School
East Riverdale
Howard Brown
IBM
Sharon