Couple Celebrates 60th Anniversary Near Urbana
Mr and Mrs Harry M Roderick marked 60 years of marriage with a Feb 28 reception at Monrovia Church of the Brethren near Urbana attended by over 130 relatives and friends. Their eight children hosted. the couple have 27 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren. they were wed March 1, 1911 near Hyattstown.
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Harry M. Roderick
Urbana
Monrovia
Edward
Frederick
Roderick
Mrs. Roderick
Benjamin Norwood
Library Budget Battle Highlights Fixed Funding Gaps
Frederick’s library board warns of a 64 percent rise in county appropriations for next year while detailing shrinking state funds and endowment income. They argue for a new headquarters, expanded local history and business services, and continued services without cutting hours. The plan includes building a fund via Friends memberships and trustees gifts to fund a new main building and temporary space.
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Artz
Margaret Thomas Artz
Margaret E
Hood
Katherine Quynn
Jacob Rohrback
George Stull
Jesse Anders
J. Richard Ramsburg
City of Frederick
Joans
Pratt
Frederick County
Maryland
Garrett
Alleghany
Washington
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
C. Barr Artz
C. Burr Artz
Friends of the
C. Burr Artz Library
Friends
Masemore Pirring Wedding in Rockville Report
Mr and Mrs Charles C Masemore of 46 Blue Ridge Ave Thurmont announce the marriage of their daughter Linda Mae to Harry G Nib Pirring Jr of Adelphi. The couple wed in Rockville on February 22 and reside in Adelphi Burr Artz Libraries while urging library funding and support for House Bill 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Masemore
Blue Ridge Ave
Thurmont
Linda Mae
Harry G
Nib) Pirring Jr
Adelphi
Linda
Nib
Rockville
Frances Anne Wiles to Wed Kenneth Tinney in June
Miss Frances Anne Wiles of Frederick will marry Kenneth P. Tinney, stepson of Mrs. Mary Jane Tinney, with the June wedding planned. Frances Anne is a Saint John's graduate employed by the Fabric Shop in Frederick, while Tinney, a Thomas Johnson High School graduate, works at Weis Markets in Hagerstown.
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Irving D. Wiles
Frederick
Frances Anne
Kenneth P. Tinney
Mary Jane Tinney
Miss Wiles
Saint John’s Literary Institute
Fabric
Tinney
Thomas Johnson High School
Weis Markets
Hagerstown
Eyelashes Smuggling Case Hits Auckland
A customs officer found 11 000 false eyelashes sewn into Bing Chi Won's overcoat on returning to Auckland from Hong Kong. He was fined 1500 New Zealand dollars for smuggling and importing prohibited goods. The eyelashes were valued at about 5500 NZD in New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing Chi Won
Auckland
New Zealand
Hong Kong
Soroptimists Schedule Antique Show in Annapolis Armory
The 19th Annual Antiques Show by the Soroptimist Club of Annapolis will run March 19 to 21 at the Maryland National Guard Armory Parole Annapolis. 35 dealers from the Middle Atlantic will display rare items from mahogany furniture to Rose Medallion china with a twice daily cash or antique draw. General admission is 1.50 with three days of access. Proceeds benefit Soroptimist charities.
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Maryland National Guard
Parole- Annapolis
Maryland
Soroptimist Club of
Annapolis
Charles E. Caltrider
Blair Lee TH
Middle Atlantic States
Annapolis Soroptimist Club
The
Soroptimist Club
Senior Citizens Start Season With Flower Show Tour
The first senior citizens tour of the season sent two buses to the Philadelphia Flower Show and Independence Square. Frederick County entered Lilypons of Three Springs Fisheries, Inc. for a silver trophy as best water garden. The group ended with dinner at Shamrock Inn in Thurmont. Tour leaders were Mrs. Mary C. Shipley and Mrs. Hazel O. Engelbrecht.
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Philadelphia
Independence Square
Frederick County
Three Springs Fisheries, Inc
Lilypons
Shamrock Inn
Thurmont
Bfore
Mary C. Shipley
Hazel O. Engelbrecht
Charley Forsythe Turns Cartoons Into a Growing Career
Charley Forsythe, 17, a News-Post cartoonist in 1968, sold music cartoons at a national music dealers meeting after exposure to Bonnie Caplan of Frederick. A Governor Thomas Johnson High School senior, he plans to self-support as a commercial artist, sells his work, and draws for TJ theater and student publications while pursuing a color comic book in progress. He cites Don Martin and Gene Colan as inspirations and enjoys guitar jam sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Caplan
Charles R. Forsythe
Eleanor Harper
News-Post
Charles Forsythe
Frederick
Bonnie Caplan
Charles
Music Trades
New York National Music Publisher
Progress Publications
Omaha
Neb
Mrs. Caplan
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Charley
Chuck
Riley
Charles E. Forsythe
RFD
Brian
John
Eileen
Oliver
Brownlow
TJ High School
Don Martin
Gene Colan
Colan
India
Fabrics for Spring Show Highlights Materials
Spring fabric trends feature hard side options like handloomed homespun and denim, while soft looks emphasize fluid knits, chambray, and cashmere. Leather remains a pervasive element in the season.
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Harry G. Pirring Jr
Frances Anne Wiles
Library News
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BY Ron Fox
King Floor Service
East St
Burr Artz
M. L. Reynolds
Mr. Tinney
Imeadows
van Limes
the Gentlemen of the Moving Industry
Joestown
Derick
Ley
J. Rolfe Castleman
Warren
Pleasant Lake
Mich
NEA, Inc
West Third St
Cleveland
Ohio
Tylers
Charles Lawson
North Market ST
Colonial Music9
Wiuse Shop
E. Patrick St
FreDeRick, Md
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