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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1963
Page
5
Buckeystown club members gathered at the Claggett Center for a family picnic honoring togetherness with 75 to 100 attendees. Rev. Nicholas Grenci delivered the invocation and organizers included Mrs. George Hildebrand, Mrs. Merle Adams, and Mrs. G. L. Thomas 3rd. The club adjourned until September.
Emmitsburg highlights weekend visitors at the Topper home with multiple families from Baltimore Litlestown Westminster and Hagerstown among others. Army enlistments for James Topper and John Gelwicks noted along with a broken foot for Billy Weidner. Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Capezio Jr. in Baltimore and a university loan plan described for Maryland students.
The Ladies Auxiliary to John R. Webb Post No. 3285 meets as Pauline Weddle presides. Officers elected include Mary P. Slagle secretary Anna Mary Willard treasurer Rebekah McLaren conductress and Drusilla Tucker color bearer. CR cronenburg to become district president. June 23 Baltimore convention set. A record hop supports YMCA fund and new member Elizabeth Coffee joins.
William S. Schmidt native of this county and superintendent of Prince Georges schools will deliver the summer school convocation address at Western Maryland College at 10 am June 21 on the Westminster campus. Registration runs 3 am to 12 noon June 20, with classes beginning that afternoon. About 400 are expected for two sessions. Both graduate and undergraduate courses are offered. Preliminary registration should be completed by June 17. Three workshops are planned Latin Workshop June 24 July 12 Summer Institute in Biology and Chemistry July 1 August 9 and Human Relations Workshop July 29 August 16.
Dewey McMahan president of the Easton town council announced plans to form a bi racial committee that will be appointed and become active within the next few days in Easton Maryland.
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