Taneytown Native Named Gettysburg College Dean
Taneytown native Dr Basil Crapster has been appointed dean of Gettysburg College succeeding Dr Charles Glatfelter who will return to teaching. The appointment takes effect January 31 with Crapster to sabbatical in June 1965 for research in England.
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Taneytown
Basil Capster
Gettysburg College
Charles H. Glatfelter
C. A. Henson
Taneytown High
Crapster
Taneytown High School
Mercersburg Academy
Princeton University
Harvard
Gettysburg
Phi Beta Kappa
American Historical Association
Maryland Historical Society
Conference On
Michigan History
Journal of Modern History
Historical Abstracts
Business History
Army Historical
England
Area Musician To Direct In London Easter Concert
Dr. William Sebastian Hart, longtime Gettysburg Symphony Orchestra director, will conduct the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London on Easter Sunday. Invited by Rudolph Kempe, Hart has led youth concerts in Frederick and Baltimore, founded Youth Music Education programs, and hosted the radio series Concert Hall since 1955. He also directed performances for blind children and open air events in Maryland, highlighting a 25 year Peabody Conservatory career.
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William Sebastian Hart
Gettysburg
Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland School For the Blind
Hart
Concert
London
Monocacy Canoe Club Amid Busy Season Schedule
Monocacy Canoe Club opens its season with a March 15 meeting at Fort Detrick Building 833 Seventy-year safety veteran Donald G Schley and water sports expert Alfred M Webb will discuss water safety first aid and mouth to mouth resuscitation Schley will show two films and demonstrate the technique while Webb covers self rescue and safety procedures. Cruise dates list March 20 to August 15 with leaders named and weekend start times set for 8 am Saturdays and 10 am Sundays.
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Donald G Schley
Alfred M. Webb
Monocacy Canoe Club
Fort Detrick
Schley
Webb
Thomas I. Parry
Lower Antietam
Tom Parry
Catoctin
J. Frank Haupt
North River
Monty Webb
Shenandoah
Wally Foster
South Branch Potomac
Granny Eader
M. Webb
Potomac Point of Rocks
Warren Evans
Boy Scouts
Violet's Lock
D. Schley
Violet’s Lock
M Meadows
Iandoah
Commonwealth Leaders Meet in London June 17 25
Twenty one prime ministers of the British Commonwealth will gather in London for a five day meeting from June 17 to 25. They will discuss global issues, trade and security with focus on cooperation and regional development.
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London
Concert program features rare works and classic excerpts
The lineup includes Toccata by Fresco Baldi arranged by Hans Kindler, Symphony No 2 by Tchaikovsky, Variations on a Nursery Song by Ernst von Dohnanyi, excerpts from Meister singer by Wagner, Water Music Suite by Handel, and Rimsky Korsakov’s Russian Harvest Festival overture.
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Clude “Toccata
Frescobaldi
Hans Kindler
Tschaikowsky
Ernst von Dohnanyi
Richard Wagner
Handel
Rimsky Korsakov
Memorial Rites For Reed Sunday
Plans for a memorial service at Court House Square Sunday at 1 30 pm sponsored by the county NAACP. An appeal calls all clergymen church members city and county officials and civic and fraternal representatives to participate.
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Court House Square
NAACP
County Grants Permits For New Homes
Five construction permits for three new homes and two home improvements with a total value of 33000 were granted by county authorities yesterday. They include a 20000 brick veneer home for Kenneth S Wisner of Walkersville on Links Bridge Road northwest of Glade Road and a 12000 frame and brick cape home for Floyd H Schildknecht of RFD 1 Myersville on Alternate U S 40. An 800 frame and shingle bedroom addition for Henry A Groff Jr on Meadow Road south of US 40 was also licensed, with six dormer windows costing 175 to be added.
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Kenneth S. Wisner
Walkersville
Links Bridge Road
Glade Road
Floyd H Schildknecht
RFD 1
Myersville
U. S. 40
Reno Monument Road
Henry A. Groff Jr
Meadow Road
US 40
Mc Glaughlin and Main Properties Permit Issued in Frederick Area
A permit was issued for a brick veneer house on Walter Martz Road near Yellow Springs Road for Ed gar and Sallie Main, who live on Magnolia Avenue in Frederick. The Mc Glaughlins home on Md 197 a mile west of Emmitsburg is also listed for permit.
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Guy
Dorothy McGlaughlin
MD. 197
Emmitsburg
Walter Martz
Yellow Springs Road
Edgar and
Sallie Main
Magnolia Avenue
Frederick
Tall Cedars Lodge Worships at Centennial Memorial Church
Frederick Forest Lodge No. 132 Tall Cedars of Lebanon will join in a group worship at 11 a m Sunday at Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church in Frederick. The lodge was invited by Rev. Clifford P. Lloyd, the church pastor.
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Frederick Forest Lodge
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frederick
Clifford P. Lloyd
Tigers and Princeton Dominate In 2nd Half Win
Princeton leads 27 16 at halftime and pulls away to beat NC State 66 48. Tiger forward Worsley scores 14 as State shoots 17 of 66 and grabs 38 rebounds to Princeton's 55. Attendance 12 500 with NC State fouling out Lakins and matching 20 fouls to Princeton 18.
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Tigers
Princeton
Larry Worsley
State
N.C
Mattks
Bradley
Coker
Srowbach
Lakins
Brown
N.C State
Evansville Tops So. II For Third In NCAA Third Place
Evansville defeated South Dakota State II 85 to 82 to claim third place in the NCAA College Division Tournament. North Dakota beat St Michael’s 94 86 in the same event with regional semifinals featuring Princeton over NC State and Providence over St Joseph's. Vanderbilt edged DePaul 83 78 while Michigan beat Dayton 98 71 in the Midwest semifinals. UCLA topped Brigham Young 100 76 and San Francisco defeated Oklahoma City 91 67 in Western semifinals. Oklahoma Baptist won 66 53 at NAIA semifinals with Ohio Central State 91 75 over Fairmont WVa and Monmouth Wisconsin 78 67 beating Grinnell.
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Evansville
North Dakota
St. Michael's
Mideast
Vanderbilt
DePaul
of Michigan
Dayton
Midwest
Wichita
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