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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1964
Page
3
Twenty six Frederick County 4-H members will attend the 42nd Maryland State 4-H Club Week at the University of Maryland. Under the theme Building Values, activities run Monday through Friday with morning workshops and post noon sessions offering diverse topics and tribal leadership roles for each participant.
Mrs Ann E Baltzell wed Ralph F Trelan Jr at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Thurmont on July 25. The Nuptial Mass was conducted by Rev Edward V Echle with a satin brocade bride gown, bouquets, and a reception at Cozy Restaurant followed by a trip to the Eastern Shore. The couple resides in Emmitsburg with both having local schooling and work backgrounds. Out-of-town guests came from several states. Cloverettes meeting and biology lectures were also reported in this edition.
A surprise 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Irving L. Engle was hosted July 18 by their children at Staley Park Field House. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Michael and many relatives. cake by Mrs. Ray Zimmerman. Auxiliary notes cover Woodsboro Legion meeting, Gold Star honors, and upcoming district events.
Frederick Chamber of Commerce Arts Council calendar lists Summer Film Series screenings at Hudson Hall Hood College plus concerts at Baker Park Mullinix Park and other venues from August to September. Highlights include films Ditte Child of Man Ikiru and live performances by Anesia Band Doris Grice Rohrersville Concert Band Wayne Band Westminster and Middletown High School Band with local organizations hosting monthly meetings and a benefit party at Ft. Detrick Officer's Club.
Mrs Virginia Klos supervisor of the school lunch program Frederick County Schools will serve as official delegate to the eighteenth annual convention of the American School Food Service Association in Portland Oregon August 26. More than 3 000 school food service specialists will attend workshops demonstrations and addresses by national authorities in education and institutional food service. Mrs Klos will serve as a member of the ASFSA House of Delegates. The thirty third annual reunion of the Henry Conrad Smith family was held Sunday at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge with numerous relatives attending from Maryland Pennsylvania and beyond.
Towson State Evening College offers an English Literature course reviewing works from Chaucer to Blake with a continuation covering Wordsworth to T. S. Eliot. Registration by mail until September 1 or in person September 15 18. Classes begin September 22.
Plans for the annual Pet Show to be held in Baker Park on September 19 were discussed at a Frederick County Humane Society meeting at Mrs. Howard Barker's home. Proceeds from food sales at the show will aid the animal shelter. Captain Henry A. Groff Jr. has completed two weeks of intensive training at Fort Monmouth as part of the Army Reserve School's signal officer career course.
Local Frederick paper reports on events of Friday July 31 1964. The brief item notes community happenings, civic matters, and notable local names present in the newspaper page.
The Smithsonian Library will microfilm the complete Bartgis General Staatsbothe of 1793. Donors Mrs W Bartgis Storm and Mrs William M Moore presented the work to the C Burr Artz Library. Matthias Bartgis, Frederick's first printer, produced early English and German newspapers and books.
A list of new adult books with brief notes and author names including Philip Magnus June Roth George B Schaller Harry Provence Robert Payne Lenin Lenin A Carre Gore Vidal Leon Uris David Westheimer Ernest Hemingway and others available at the Artz Library and county libraries plus a notice that the Buhrman Reunion date changed to August 30 at Cunningham Falls Park with a noon picnic.
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