Books at your Library Frederick Examiner on Microfilm
Nearly 50 years of the Frederick Examiner, the largest section of that newspaper, have been microfilmed and are in use thanks to a gift from Francis Burr inabel president. Beginning with 1849, the set covers years not yet filled by Ithland Historical Society lending papers for 1860 66. Micro Photo Company of Cleveland photographed more than 3econd pages on 18 rolls, filling one quarter of a volume’s space and storing a permanent record with a fire proof vault of negatives.
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Fred- Examiner
Fric Burr Inabel
Iyland Historical Society
Micro Photo Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Bell and Howell
Micro Photo
Selections From The Adult Collection Highlights Various Works
A catalog style item lists books on crafts kitchen decor and garden projects alongside biographies and history titles. Notable entries include Sheila Ostrander Ralph Treves Rodale J L, Rodale Organics, Sunset Magazine guides, and works by Nader Toland Capote Holt Ryan and Stone.
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Field Marshal Keitel
Wilhelm Keitel
Jeremy Larner Penkovskiy
Ole Penovskiy
Ralph Nader
Arthur Schlesinger
Cornelius Ryan
Barbara Tuckman
John Toland
Irving Stone Menfreya
Victoria Holt
Treman Capote
Polly's Pointers: Homemaking tips and reader ideas
Readers share sewing and household hacks from shortening knitted skirts to using cloth casings, removing burned plastic from glass, repurposing old roller shades as shelf liners, spraying ornaments to prevent spider webs, lifting teased hair with a plastic fork, and using chair backs to relax tight dresses.
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Polly
D.C. M
Mae
Local Girls Win Ribbons At Maryland Pony Show
Two area riders earned ribbons at the Maryland Pony Show at Timonium Fair Grounds. Susan Ritchie won three firsts and reserve champion in conformation hunter pony riding Needles n Pins. Dickey Boutelle placed third in open jumper division aboard Cheyenne.
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Maryland
Timonium Fair Grounds
Dickey Boutelle
Thomas S. Glass
Pleasant Valley Farm
Middletown
Cheyenne
Wedding Bells To Ring For Cheryl Kay Anderson
Brunswick announces engagement of Cheryl Kay Anderson to Glenn Eugene Turney son of Willie E Turney of Lovettsville Miss Anderson a 1963 Brunswick High School graduate and AEC Germantown secretary Turney a 1963 Loudoun County High School graduate works for a Herndon construction company and will enter senior year at University of Richmond An August wedding planned Florence Smith of Middleburg announces Mary Jane Smith to Michael Allan Carty daughter a 1968 Francis Scott Key High School graduate Carty employed by Frederick Construction Co wedding date not set
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Albert Anderson
Brunswick
Cheryl Kay
Glenn Eugene Turney
Willie E. Turney
Lovettsville
Brunswick High School
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Turney
Loudoun County High School
Leesburg
Herndon
University of Richmond
Florence Smith
Middleburg
Mary Jane
Michael Allan Carty
John Adkins
Jefferson
Miss Smith
Francis Scott Key High School
Carty
Frederick Construction Co
Welcome Wagon Sets Family Picnic and Engagement News
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club will host its annual picnic at 5 p.m. tomorrow in Monocacy Village Park with games and food for all. Each family should bring a cake or a salad and reservations are due by noon today. Mr. and Mrs. Niemann A Brunk announce the engagement of daughter Karen Linda to Bernard D. Cripe.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Monocacy Village Park
Miller Shafer Vows Exchange in Myersville Wedding
Miss Carolyn A. Shafer became the bride of John M. Miller at 7 p.m. Sunday at the home of the Rev. C. Basil Grossnickle in Myersville. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Edward Orrison of Frederick and late Meredith LeRoy Shafer. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Miller of Frederick. The bride works at Price Electric in Frederick and the groom at Franklin Smith of New Market. They will reside in Frederick.
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Carolyn A. Shafer
John M. Miller
C. Basil Grossnickle
Myersville
Edward Orrison
Frederick
Meredith LeRoy Shafer
Leo Miller
Price Electric
Franklin Smith
New Market
Freckles Reach New Popularity
AP reports freckles shift from blemish to beauty asset as Paris designers and cosmetics firms embrace freckles to pair with outfits. Faberge eyes freckle use in Western looks while Don Factor notes rising demand. Eddy Lenz criticizes freckles as a general vogue amid market and celebrity influence.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
NEW York (Ap
Paris
New York
Women’s Wear Daily
Jeune Filles
Amelia Bassin
Faberge
Lilly Cade
Hollywood
Don Factor
Eddy Lenz
Texas
Washington
Johnson
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Frederick Examiner
Sheila Ostrander
Ralph Treves
J. L Rodale
Organic Gardening and Farming Magazine
U.S
Arcadi Gluckman
Mark
Sunset Magazine
Churchill
Charles Me
Edna
Amvets
Edith Wood
Frances Carbaugh
Anna Lanner
Alberta Walsh
Hazel Nikirk
Amy Pazdersky
Pauline Weddle
Gertrude Ponton
P.r.o
Pauline Garber
Francis Clark
Susan Ritchie
Robert Ritchie
Tramsville
Anderson
Welcome Wagon Club
Cheryl Anderson
Miss Macy
Karen Brunk
Mr. and
Mrs
Niemann A
Brunk
Oakwood Drive
Miss Brunk
Frederick High School
Goshen College
Concord Junior High School
Elkhart
Ind
Mr. Cripe
Goshen High School
Manchester College
CTS of
Asheville
Ager
Brattler Vole
Bertins
Toh
Bevlee
White House
Luci Baines Johnson
Patrick John Nugent
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Shafer
Spartan
Browning Construction CO
Cedar Grove
N.S.P.I
Lake Heritage
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Lakeview
Loafing
PEPSI
Arlan’s
Chad
Praphers
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