Girl Scouts and Lions Club spotlight Frederick visit
Three of four Girl Scouts from Colorado Springs presented slides and spoke on the impact of Lions Club support at a Frederick meeting. Aus tin F. Angleberger gave a $35.50 check for flags, and Grace Stickel highlighted cookie sales and council goals.
Most Efficient Mother Is A Bachelor
Dorothy Ree profiles Steve a 28 year old bachelor who, despite no formal training, manages the seven children and three understudies of the Broadway musical The Sound of Music. He finds child care straightforward, emphasizing understanding children as people and maintaining discipline amid a busy stage life.
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Dorothy Ree
Associated Press
Steve
Axt
Sound of Music
First Troop Reactivated at Maryland School for the Deaf
The First Girl Scout Troop No. 1 at the Maryland School for the Deaf has been reactivated. Leaders are Mrs James Stctkel and Mrs Lease Bussard with Mrs Bonnie Meadows and Mrs Delores Devilbiss on the adult committee. Faculty aide is Miss Anne Day. The unit includes intermediate and senior groups and will join the annual cookie sale starting on campus. they will also attend a Zonta Club meeting Monday night to sell cookies.
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James McClellan
Maryland School For the Deaf
James Stctkel
Lease Bussard
Bonnie Meadows
Delores Devilbiss
Anne Day
Zonta Cizy
Bridge Winners Dre Named At Amvets Club Contest
iBridge Winners dre Named Bruce Gregory and Earl Roder competition at the weekly bridge fame held at the Amvets Club Monday. Winning first in east west were and Mirs. Manuel M. Weinberg. Others winners were: North south, Charlies Crum and Julius Jacobson, second: Raymond New ell and Dre. Benjamin Warshowsky, third, castavest. Mrs. Everett Neil and Mrs. Ila O'Connor, second and Mr. and Sirs. Philips Pearson, third. AT AMMUNITION DEPOT RED BANK. XJ. (FHINC)- Marine Lance Col. Philip L. Harrington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles IT. Harrington of Brunswick, is serving with Marine Barracks at the Earle Naval Ammunition Depot, Red Bank, N. J. Before enlisting in February 1958 he graduated from Brunswick High School, and was employed by J. J. Newberry Co., Hagerstown. Mrs. Bussard is president of the ROBERT B. CARSON local Girl Scout organization. She also has been a leader in church, civic and social organizations. Robert B. Carson. $9. a candidate civic and social organizations Mrsio 7 Henublican remimaton for Suckel is foxa im revit June's along his Lease Bussard, of prema election, was the cookie sale. Thursday ah ek aute-freek cr
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Earl Roder
Amvets Club
Mirs
Manuel M. Weinberg
North South
Charlies Crum
Julius Jacobson
Raymond Newell
Benjamin Warshowsky
Everett Neil
Ila O'Connor
Philips Pearson
Red Bank
Marine Lance
Philip L. Har- Fington
Charles IT. Harrington
Brunswick
Marine
Earle Naval Ammunition Depot
N. J
Brunswick High School
J. J. Newberry Co
Hagerstown
Easter Seal Campaign Speaker Highlights County Involvement
Pestymaster James A. Grove, county chairman, spoke at the Frederick Section meeting at Beth Sholom Social Hall. He announced the Easter Seal drive runs March 17 to April 17, funds aiding the local Easter Seal Treatment Center serving Carroll, Frederick, and Washington counties. A film Reach for Tomorrow showcased Easter Seal Society work.
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Pestymaster
James A. Grove
Frederick
Beth Sholom
Sir. Grove
Carroll
Washington
Grove
Faster Seal Society
Esther
Charles Glick
Benjamin War- Showsky
Meyer Chertoff
Bait
Latin America
Chertofi
Chertoff
National Council of Jewish Women
Israel
Suez Canal
Pres
Nasser
United Arab
Dag Hammarskjold
Beckler
W. Va
Ira Weinstein
Taner Apartments
Reuben Selar
Jewish Welfare Board
Fort Detrick
Hood College
Barney Kandel
Abraham Selar
Meier Chertoff
Maurice
Abraham Solar
Two-Piano Team to Feature Saturday at Frederick High
Arthur Wemore and Jack Lowe, acclaimed two piano artists, headline Saturday's 8:15 p.m. concert at Frederick High School. The duo, active across major orchestras and TV, audiences nationwide, and RCA recording stars, have a long tour history and a new children’s disc. They were Navy veterans and Rochester honored alumni, with a lengthy concert career and notable collaborations.
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Arthur Wemore
Jack Lowe
Frederick High School
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New York
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Recemore
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Maor
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Krenek
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Poulenc
Britten
Vaughn Williams
C.P.E. Bach
West
Amhar Whittemore
Vermillion
Eastman School of Music
Town Hall
University of Rochester
Whittemore
Owo
Zontians Hear From Scholarship Student
The Frederick Zonta Club met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel where a letter from Vada Wilhide a freshman at State Teachers College Frost was read detailing school work and future plans. Elizabeth McElders outlined the Easter Seals Campaign planned March 17 to April 27 aimed at serving Frederick Carroll and Washington counties with Mrs James Grove leading the effort. Members volunteered to assist with fundraising, record keeping, and fund collection while Miss More Wise reported one of 50 active members had missed a meeting.
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Frederick Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Vada Wilhide
State Teachers’ College
Frost
Mass Wilhide
Lantz
Thur
Elizabeth McEed
al Momer
Wzil
Frederick County
Carroll County
Washington County
James Grove
Frederick Zonia Club
Miss More Wise
Zonta Club Announce March Smorgasbord and Meeting
Attendance at a February event reached 72 with SE. Beatrice Fehr Quca Pra and Grace Stickel plan to attend Annapolis Zonta Club’s March 15 smorgasbord. Victor Cullen Auxiliary luncheon is set for March 22 at Salvation Army HQ. Mary Condon Hodgson invites representatives to the annual meeting at 6:30 p.m. William Davids will speak. Grace Stickel presided as president with 34 members present.
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Ings
Beatrice Fehr
Quca Pra
Grace Stickel
Annapolis
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John H. Amen New York Racket Prober Dies at 62
John H. Amen of New York, noted as a leading federal and state prosecutor who fought rackets, died Thursday after a brief illness. Amen, 62, earned a reputation as a top anti rackets crusader in the city.
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John H. Amen
New York
API
Harlan Amen
Bolivar and Harpers Ferry News Notes and Events
Local notices from Bolivar Harpers Ferry and nearby towns cover hospital surgeries, family visits, and travel. Mrs Flicker Bond enters VA Hospital for surgery. Miss Frances Reeser returns from New York to support her 85 year old grandmother. Fire company fund drive grows. radio upgrades funded. Community gatherings include flower show attendees, church youth groups, and mission activities amid weather disruptions.
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G. E. Webb
Harpers Ferry - Bolivar
Wilbur
Flicker) Bond
X. D. Baker VA Hospital
Ted Sager
Moorefield
W. Va
Emma Evans
New York
Frances Reeser
Bolivar
Harpers Ferry
Michigan Lime and Stone Company
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Isabelle Mary Elizaeth Myers
Lee Cary Myers
Halltown
Charles Town General Hospital
James Henry
Mary Gantz Thompson
Adamstown
Charles H. Thompson
James
Thompson
Rippon
Norma Wih
Friendship Fire Company
Bolivar - Harpers Ferry
Fire Company
Lloyd Jones Jr
A. J. Baltenzer
Joseph Harber
Silver Spring
Charles Wilt
Helen
Anneheim
Baltimore
Wilt
H. R. Crock
Vincent Meleo
Ansel Wells
Dessel Short
Augusta
Cemp Ain
Methodist Church
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital March 7 9
Frederick area births list multiple families with dates Tuesday Wednesday and Monday noted. Entries include Mehrl Murphy John Fry Timothy Mark Linda Kay Timothy Gerald Brenda Lee Warne Allen and more with parental names and hometowns such as Fort Bentz Westminster Westminster Walkersville Keymar Sykesville Rockville and Rocky Ridge.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mehrl Murphy
North Bentz Street
Mehr] Lee Jr
Horace Disney
John
Robert Fry
Widdletown
Wilfred Brian
Fry
Ann Rothenhoefer
Frederick
William Kine
RFD
Keymar
Timothy Mark
Kline
Shirley Trent
Bluefield
John Goodwilz
Westminster
Linda Kay
Goodwin
Joyce M. Burdette
Sykesville
Herbert Miler
East Third Street
Timothy Gerald
Pythian Sisters Plan September Salisbury Convention
The Pythian Sisters of Mt City Temple No 14 met Monday with Grace Angieberger presiding. Plans were made for the September Salisbury convention. The March 3 luncheon was postponed to March 24 due to weather, to be held at the Pythian Castle Building. The Past Chief Association will meet March 16 at eight o'clock at Mrs Elizabeth Shipley's home.
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Mt. City Temple No
Grace Angieberger
Salisbury
Pythian Castle
Elizebeth Shipley
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