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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1985
Page
4
Saturday June 15 1985 note names Tom Mills as executive editor and reference to Bell and History. The record presents a newsroom byline style indicating editorial leadership for that date.
Frederick celebrates Bell and History Days with a 101 year old Browningsville Cornet Band concert at Frederick High School. Today features historic tours and a 4:15 pm Campanologist George T. Schroeder Jr bell performance at Trinity Chapel. Sunday caps with a 7:30 pm Back Roads country concert at Baker Park Bandshell.
A nostalgic tribute to a hometown Braddock Mountain region, recalling Stonewall Jackson and Barbara Fritchie, festive Armistice Day parades, Great Frederick Fair, and McCurdy Field crowds. It blends small town pride with a prayer for guidance in raising children and building a hopeful future.
Mary Mills profiles Roger Hildebrand and his wife Laura in Woodsboro Walkersville town life. They raised five children on a woodsboro farm and recall a teen prank when the kids painted their father’s 1939 black Chevrolet pink with a diaper service sign. He laughed it off and kept driving it after the stunt. The piece notes the couple’s long marriage, farm work, and community ties, plus details on their births, moves, schooling, and the eight grandchildren and children remaining in the area.
The Tressler Orphan's Home band was to perform in Baker Park under Evangelical Lutheran Church auspices led by Rev. Dr. Amos John Travor. William B. Lutz reconsidered police reappointment, accepting another year. Joseph E. Carlotti, now a discharged Army private, returned to Walkersville. The Rev. William H. Anderman and family built a home on Md 26 near Mount Pleasant. Walkersville High School graduated 133 students with officers named. The Hildebrands recount 62 years of marriage with farming history from horse to tractor, family and community ties, and enduring humor.
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