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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1964

Page

7

Fitness Classes Scheduled by Frederick County Commission

Final plans for the 12 week conditioning program are announced by Goodloe E. Byron chairing the Frederick County Physical Fitness Commission. Men’s morning class at West Frederick Junior High starts March 11 at 7:00 a.m. Evening class at 5:15 p.m. Lady’s class at Elm Street Junior High begins 7:30 p.m. all Monday Wednesday Friday. Instructors are Jack Molesworth William Lee and Miss Helen Reid.

Frederick County Physical Fitness Commission Goodloe E. Byron West Frederick Junior High School Jack Molesworth Frederick High School Warren E. Evans Frederick County Board of Education Elm Street Francis W. Bush

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Saturday’s notes list numerous visits and gatherings. Families from Frederick, Thurmont, and Hanover joined relatives on Antrim Street and Frederick Street. Grace Hahn hosted the Pythian Sisters Past Chief Club at her Middle Street home.

Baltimore Street Leesburg Fla William Six Jay Frederick Paul Hahn Phillip Thurmont Wilford Smith Antrim Street Richard Herman Hanover Edward Wallen Frederick Street Grace Hahn Middle Street

Taneytown Dinner Guests Count Several Local Households

Local social notes list Sunday dinner guests across Taneytown and surrounding areas. Attorne y and Mrs Donald Smith hosted in York with son Martin. William Stiffie of Washington stayed with his mother Crissie Stiffler in York. Other households entertained include the Harmons, Alder ton, Cashell, and Eliza beth Haycraft families, among many relatives visiting from Hanover Olney Baltimore and West Chester.

Taneytown John Leister Donald Smith Martin Keysville Road Attorney Smith David Smith Phyllis Smith York William Stiffie Washington, D.C Crissie Stiffler York Street Curtis Roop David Baublitz Cindy Hanover la- Rena Crabbs Grant Harmon Brian and Blaine John Harmon Frederick Street William Alderton William and Willard Wallace Cashell Olney Oliver C. Cashell Fern Hitchcock Franklin Street Mary Baumgardner Roy Copenhaver Dwight Copenhaver Robert Harmon Robert Harmon Jr Baltimore Elizabeth Haycraft East Baltimore Street Henry Reindollar Jr Mr. Reindollar Henry Reindollar Sr Ivan D. Neidermyer West Chester Reindollar Sr Claude Derry John Hoagland

Anniversary highlights from 1862 to 1979 across U S history

Key events include the clash of the Confederate ironclad Virginia and the Union ironclad Monitor in 1862, Pancho Villa's raid in 1916, and U S forces in Germany surrendering power in 1948. Also noted are 1955 aid to Cambodia Laos and South Vietnam, 1963 NATO missile force debate, and 1979 birth of Dr Zabdiel Boylston linked to smallpox inoculations during the 1721 outbreak.

Virginia U.S.S Merrimac U.S.S. Monitor Hampton Roads Pancho Villa Columbus New Mexico U.S Germany U.S Foreign Operations Administration Cambodia Laos South Viet Nam Kennedy Zabdiel Boylston Brookline Mass Boylston Cotton Mather

Inoculation Pioneers Defend Practice Amid Threats

Historical notes recount the early inoculation controversy with Dr. Boylston and Rev. Mather facing public hostility and threats. They published pamphlets defending inoculation. Boylston lectured 1724 to 1726 before the Royal Society and Royal College of Physicians, later authoring An Account of the Small Pox Inoculation in New England. Died Boston March 1, 1766. Also birthdays for Samuel Barber, Frederick Deknatel, Cardinal Meyer, Mickey Spillane. AP report notes Finan appoints Mason as assistant attorney general in Baltimore, succeeding Jacques Leeds. Roentgen discovered X rays in 1895.

Boylston Mather Royal Society Royal College of Physicians England New England Boston Samuel Barber West Chester Frederick Brockway Deknatel Chicago Cardinal Albert G. Meyer Milwaukee Wis Mickey Spillane Brooklyn N.Y Finan Baltimore Thomas B. Finan David T. Mason Mason Jacques E. Leeds

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