Maple Syrup Making At Moser Farm Fascination
North County residents thrill to maple syrup work at Moser farm near Thurmont. George Moser, with two retired neighbors in their seventies, taps sugar maples and boils sap in a sugar house, sharing the plus of a local craft and a memory of past floods and farm life.
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Moser Farm
North County
Moser
Thurmont
Pat Rovencrants
Frederick
George Moser
Thurmont Area
Keefer
Hunting Creek
Pryor
Johnstown
Stottlemyer
Wong
Mr. Moser
Samuel Pryor
Mr. Keefer
Camp Cory
Moser Road
Creager
Trestty
Lostic
Dres
Elizabethtown
Privadix
Emory Stottiemyer
Posto Minis
Raymond Creager
Geord Poste Hing
Tam
Tam Beginning To Agree,'e Comet Gti Scout Comacil Renie
Nancy Time
Moerr
Marcie Baker
Grace Offset
Plaque Honors Zonta At New L A Chapel
Zonta Club of Frederick bills a plaque for the Salvation Army Chapel altar rail for support during the Army building project. The club plans April Army HQ meeting and March 23 intra-city talk by Fray Hannah Kiep. April 4 inter-city luncheon with Trenton Zonta Club invites local members.
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Zonta Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Salvation Army
Army
Acamanae Caaaa Army Advisory Board
Zomta Club
Hannah Kiep
Washington
Trenton
N. J
Hood College to Host Pianist Anton Kuerti March 11
The Hood College spring concert on March 11 features pianist Anton Kuerti, 1957 Edgar M. Laventritt Award winner, praised by New York critics for notable performances with major orchestras. Kuerti’s program includes Handel, Schubert, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, and Berg, in Brodbeck Hall at 8:60 p.m.
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Head College
Anton Kwerti
Edgar M. Laventritt Foundation
Kuerti
Senson
New York Philharmont
Bolivia
Vienna
U.S
Boston Pops Orchestra
Wader
Arthur Fiedler
Lengy
Peabody Conservatory
Cleveland Institute of Music
Curtis Institute
Mieczyslaw Hor|sxowski
Arthur Loesser
Beryl.Rubinstein
Rudolph Serkin
Hood
Handel
Schuibert
Beethoven
Mendelssohs
Alban Berg
Brodbeck Hall
Plans Set for State AAUW Meet in Hagerstown
Mrs. William nx masnaw of the Maryland State Division and Mrs. KR Stelzer led talks with AAUW state chairs for a convention to be held in Hagerstown April 10 and 17. Delegates will view a classroom telecast at Pangborn Elementary School and attend a luncheon at the Women's Club as they finalize the program centered on Educational TV in Washington County.
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A.A.U.W
William Nx
Masnaw
Maryland
American Association of University Women
KR. O. Stelzer
Hyattaville
Ificat
Hagerstown
Jack Beachlep
C. A. McCafferty
AAUW
Pangborn
Women's Club
Washington County
Frederick
Netenel Council of Jewish Women
Beth Saolem
Ship-Abox
Mra
Frank Hardy
Elli Tomik
Washingtonian
Morocco
Beth Sholom Symagogue
Otto Landman
Maryland Association For Mental Health
Maurice Guas
Lashman
Council
Frederick County
Ernest Navher
Morris Guggenheim
Jewish Welfare Board
Beth Sholom
Jwrack Hardy
Federated Women’s
Annapolis
Meyer Cheritoff
Edna Miller
Maurice Guss
Faul Gordon
Elks Clubs
Boa Palel Biminatin Lavien
Cochairman
Mra Irving
Weil
Abraham
Solar
Reuben Solar
Ellis Tonik
Jack Wagman
Irving Wolberg
Ira Weinstein
Jack Weissman
Landman
Irving Levin
Wedding bells in Waynesboro and Ramsburg nuptials
Margaret Ana Kouba daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lewis Foxville and Mareld Theodore Keyser son of Mrs Mabel Keyser Waynesboro and the late Sellers W Keyser married February at the Srethrem in Christ Church Waynesboro Rev LeRoy B Walter officiated Thelma June Larabee and Harold E Ramsburg married February 17 at St Stephen's Church Highfield with Rev Claude H Corl officiating Thelma wore pastel blue lace over taffeta and pink rose buds in a reception followed in the church hall The couple will reside in Washington and she formerly worked at Waynesboro Shoe Factory The groom is an engineer at the Sherates Park Hotel in Washington and a former Air Force member Out-of-town guests from several towns attended both ceremonies
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Bawa -Eniay
Margaret Ana Kouba
Daugher
John Lewis
Foxville
Mareld Theodore Keyser
Mabel Keyser
Waynesboro
Sellers W. Keyser
Srethrem
Christ Church
LeRoy B. Waltera
Barnard
Nagerstown
Dens Wiles
Smithaburg
Hernacle
Jeba Kuba
Samitheburg
Aema Skewes
Cynthia Fleagie
Patricia Fleagle
Tag
Fan. Mettaburg
Cynthia Fleagle
John Keyser
Union Bridge
Charles Keyser
Wayneaboro
Robert Fessler
Greencastle
Hareld Zercher
Ethel Sollenberger
Janet Garung
Thurmont High School
Greencastle High School
Mel
Falls Church
Air Force
Fannettsburg
Ft. Loudon
Mercersburg
St. Thomas
Hagerstown
Rockville
Smitheburg
Ernest C. Larabee
Blue Ridge Summit
Thelma June
Harold E. Ramesburg
George E Ramsburg
Creagerstows
Ramsburg
Claude H. Corl
United Church of Christ
St.Stephen's Church
Highfield
Madame de Stael Charms History Influencing Napoleon
The article profiles Madame de Stael as a decisive influence on French politics and literature beyond her reputation for charm. It discusses Herold's prize winning biography and her life as Baronne de Stael, noting her impact on 18th century figures and Napoleonic era ideas. A second brief item notes robins on the Mercer lawn and a PTA vote to reappoint a Frederick County education official.
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Dersthy
Associated Press
Cs Ambos
Christopher Herold Hei
Dame de Stael
Napoleon
Madame de Stael
Herold
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Lox Alles
Calif
Stanford University Press
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Frank J Keeter Pryor
Emory Stottlemoer
Mos
Che
Mr. Stottlemyer
Phow
Rraum
Zonta
New L. A. Chapel
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Council
West Frederci
Scema
Frederick ‘County
Girl Poet Council
Sewer Vee
Beast
Newark
Esso
Standard OH Co
Ecom Price
Robinson Nottingham
Jamen Shafver
Bernard Abrecht
Glens
Luther League
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walkersville
Nancy Zimmerman
Anne Stoner
Libby Hooper
Pyg
Lee
Berea
Ara Tl
Cell Trovi
Mernesten
Treeland Nurseries
Cywe
Cle
E. Cumin
U. S
Fredesteh
Maryn
Ira Mercer
Gas House Pike
McKaig
Mercer
Middletown
PTA
Group
Netatives
Frederick County Board of Education
Nicodemus
Jake
N. Market St
W. Patrick St
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