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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1971

Page

7

Alcoholism a Letter From an Alcoholic to His Son

A man writes to his son Bobby about his long struggle with alcoholism, his time in a rehab-like Reb os House, and his recovery. He apologizes for past abuse, explains his illness, and expresses hope to reconnect in Baltimore. The letter frames addiction as a family burden and offers a sobering caution to readers.

Bobby Barley Mommy Tam Barby Rebos House Rebos Baltimore Daddy

Local Social Visits and Weekend Gatherings in Frederick Area

Edward Setters near Woodsboro and many Frederick families visited relatives and enjoyed trips to Watermelon Park and Yellow Springs. Henry Baugher family attended Hood College sermons and Frederick High School graduation events. Miss Linda Baugher graduated.

Edward Setters Woodsboro Leonard Hoffmaster Margie Thomas Middletown Franklin Beachley Broad Run Harvey Baugher Junior Ramsburg Frederick Leon Printz Walter Lee Gas House Pike William Spring Bonnie Uates Coffman Hood College Frederick High School Linda Baugher Laurence Ausherman Araby Herold Hawkins

Local society notes and visitor greetings reach Frederick

Mrs. Henry Baugher and Mrs. Ethel Scheetz are mentioned as hospital patient and care recipient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The Boone family returns home after visiting Mrs. Ethel Smith and family. Phillip Scheetz spent the weekend with his sister and brother in law.

Henry Baugher Carl Shores Agnes Shores Baker Valley Road Leslie Fellows Lisa RFD 2 Tommy Scheetz Joseph Bayles Ethel Smith Wayne Boone Janet Wood Butch Linton Danny Baugher Yellow Springs Ethel Scheetz The Frederick Memorial Hospital Phillip Scheetz

Piano Students Present Recital at Church of the Brethren

Piano pupils of Mrs. Aldridge and Mrs. Book performed at a June 5 recital at the Church of the Brethren. Students listed include Todd Andochick Beth Andochick Lori Andochick Ann Summers Insley Pearce Ann Batdorf Sami Demiray David Demiray Barbara Davis Anne Rollins Chris Rollins Gretchen Greene Cindy Thomas. Guest soloist Miss Margaret Coghill played harp. Army offers training for high school graduates with opportunities in medical fields.

David E. Aldridge Ethan Book Church of the Brethren Aldridge Book Todd Andochick Beth Andochick Lori Andochick Ann Summers Insley Pearce Ann Batdorf Sami Demiray David Demiray Barbara Davis Anne Rollins Chris Rollins Gretchen Greene Cindy Thomas Margaret Coghill

Stop Light Teaches Kindergartners Traffic Meaning

Valley School kindergartners in Mrs. Marilynn Spade's class use a five foot traffic light wired to a teacher switch to act out pedestrian and vehicle roles. The teaching aid reinforces signal meanings with the rhyme Red means Stop Green means Go Yellow means Wait. Originated by Helen Tullis of Maryland State Ed and first in Frederick County schools. Iris M. Zimmerman coordinates the project locally.

Marilynn Spade Valley School Helen Tullis Maryland State Department of Education Baltimore County Valley Frederick County Iris M. Zimmerman Board of Education

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