Lehigh and Hood Choirs Unite in Kodaly Te Deum Concert
Lehigh University Glee Club and Hood College Choir offered a varied concert in Coffman Chapel. They performed Kodaly Te Deum with strong tone and balance though fortissimo passages needed better grouping. Conductors Robert Cutler and Charles Warner led with fine judgement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh University Glee Club
Hood College Chir
Kodaly
Coffman Chapel
R Ors
Lehigh
Bortmiansky
Mount 7 of Caves
Hood College Choir
Hood
Ector
Charles J. Warner
T. Siti
Sun
Robert Cutler
Dior
Lehigh Glee Club
Charles Warner
Hood Choir
Cutler
William Cariie
Achievement Night at Yellow Springs School
Yellow Springs School hosts Achievement Night starting 7 30 p m in the multi purpose room. The program features the school band under Thomas Fugate, a classroom action song by first and second graders, original classroom songs with square dances, third grade acting, autoharp performances tied to social studies, a fifth grade dramatized reading story Dream Come True, physical education demos from fifth and sixth graders, a science space panel, and a school chorus directed by Betty Agee. Narrators Joe Idome Marsha Schultz Susan Harms co chairs Mr Wilson and Mr Cecchini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fugate
The
Sand
Brass
Harold Keller
Eedauster
Ann Hooper
Tommy Jardson
Arlene Waltz
Charleshompson
Patrick Snead
Wood Gere Smith
Connie
Hee
Sylvia Harley
Warren Rice
Peer Lorenzen
Stephen Koehl
A Zt Lacy
John Milyard
Marcia
Linda Rice
Cynthia Martz
Na Rober
Bare
Darryl Tyeryar
Tommy Russell
Jerry Soup
Terry Korreil
Freddy Ford
Mr. Wilson
Barry Richardson
Joel Idoine
Jerry Stup
Charles Burdett
Marcus Key]re
Charles Thompson
Susan Hooper
Janet Culler
Ronnie Whitmore
Cecchini
Terry Korrell
Cynthia Mertz
June Whitmore
Darlene McKenzie
Betty Agee
Joe Idome
Marsha Schultz
Susan Harms
Wison
Monocacy River Fight and Enduring Free Spirit in Frederick
The passage recounts early Maryland settlement near Frederick, noting German farmers, the Monocacy valley, and battles that shaped the region. It reflects on Washington, Braddock, and colonial revolt, ending with the Monocacy's enduring flow and local pride amid upheaval. It also reports obituaries for Edwin T. Brewster and Raleigh Hansl, outlining their careers and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olticians
Frederick Valley
Patents Role in U S Bureaucracy and Innovation
The text discusses the Patent Office as an old U S bureau promoting ingenuity and economic growth. It notes patents drive business through development, refinement, and ongoing improvement, forming a continuous cycle of invention and replacement as ideas evolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Partments
Fas
U. S
Birthday party honors Miss LaBee Moore on Sth birthday
Miss LaBee Moore was honored on her Sth birthday with a party hosted by Mr. and Abs. Wilbert Moore at their home on East Third Street. Bliss Bloore also marked her birthday on March 10 with games and refreshments. Attendees included Pamela Lynn Heffner, Jeffrey Heffner, Diana Lee Fogle, Johnny Crum, Louise Wachter, Debbie Albrecht, Patrick Miller, Rot Oland, Surephen Oland, Susan Oland, Verena Lorene Main, Pamela Hahn, with Nancy and Kay Knight sending gifts, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Castle and Herry Routzaua unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaBee Moore
Abs
Wilbert Moore
Eest Third Street
Bliss Bloore
Pamela Lynn Heffner
Jeffrey Ali Jen Heffner
Diana Lee Fogle
Johnny Lewis Crum
Louise Wachter
Debbie Albrecht
Patrick Miller
Rot Oland
Sureph
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The Senate referred nominees to the Executive Nominations Committee including David Herschel Foxville Adam Roser Woods eo and John L Jordan Knoxville to be justices of the peace with John Gardner Hyatts wa to the notary public Dr King S ylcore a veteran veterinary surgeon marked his 85th birthday with a large dinner Senator Moore Worcester introduced a bill proposing a 100000 bond issue for a State Tuberculosis Sanitarium near Sabellasville this county Walter Smith plans to build a project of the money end 6John morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
David Herschel
Foxville
Adam Roser
Woodsoo
John L. Jordan
Knoxville
John Gardner
Hyattswa
King S ¥Ylcore
Moore
Worcester
Twenty Years Ago items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago Of The News from March 15 1949 notes include MGE plans and a G5 reference. It reports approximately 69 persons fed by the Bugie Corps at a late Arr event and mentions curb and gutter work to be completed. The Russian assault command announces 16 troops in a two hour period. W Raymond Walter named assistant roads engineer for the county at 2400 dollars annually.
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the News
Ena Bugie Corps
Asnlipury Conmand
2 Ce
Vipuri Wach Zoes
Russia
Fintend
W. Raymond Walter
Uus County
Marine recruit completes basic training at Parris Island
Robert H. Lerner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lerner of Tramsville, completed recruit training on March 2 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, D.C. LaRose, Lloxyd J. LaRose, also noted among graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pri
Ropert H. Lerner
Joseph Lerner
Tramsville Vd
Wamsville
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
D. C
Educator Dr Louis Kaplan to Speak at Beth Sholom
Dr Louis L Kaplan executive director of the Board of Jewish Education of Baltimore and dean of Baltimore Hebrew College will lecture at Beth Sholom Synagogue tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. on Is There a Religious Survival in America. The Adult Institute sponsors the event with Rabbi Tehudeh Perkin. Refreshments follow. Kaplan has led Baltimore’s Jewish education since 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Kaplan
Board of Jewish Education of Baltimore
Baltimore Hebrew College and Teachers” Training School
Beth Sholom Synagogue
America
Kaplan
Beth Sholom
Tehudeh
Perkin
Nathan Jacobson
Board of Jewish Education
Baltimore
Columbia University
Department of Rabbinics
Dropsie College For
Philadelphia
American School of Gi Research
Jerusalem
Institute of Jewish Studies
Drew University
Drowsie College
Jewish Publications Society of America
Citizens’ Welfare Committee
Maryland State Conference
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
The Kramers Describe Escape From Wartime Europe
A Czech couple recalls fleeing occupied Prague in 1939 as Europe moved toward war. They faced consular lines, evacuations, taxes, and loss of home belongings while seeking safety in America. Mrs. Kramer recalls tears and fear, while Felix praises language learning and democratic Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Europe
Kramers
Kramer
America
Felix
Ceskoslovenska
U U. S
New Republic
Masaryk
Praha
Prague
Woodrow Wilson
Thimers
Anna
New York State
Skoda
Plzen
Pilsen
Bundin
Gathland Homemakers March Meeting at Burkittsville
The Gathland Homemakers gathered at Mrs. Donald Moss home in Burkittsville for a March meeting. Mrs Quaterbridge Pry led devotions with a Lenten passage and prayer. Members discussed aid, a demonstration from Alex Brown & Sons, and business items. Delegates to FL and M Citywens County Council were named, with hosts for a luncheon planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gathland
Donald Moss
Burkittsville
Quaterbridge Pry
Austin Marker
Alex Brown & Sons
New York
Frederick
Iterdes
Securi
Roy Magaha
FL & M Citywens
Mew
County Council
Herbert Freceren
Nat'l ~ Kennedy
Martin Zirkle
Maurice Grossnickle
Sara Bowlus
Brads Rotel
Michael H. Ebert Jesses
Potomac Edenere
Miami
Fla
Michael
Frederich Gas
H. Ebert
Oflostess
Jeeee & Bieffeld
University of Refreshments
Ecerick. Ca
Atural Sociies
Stimow
Acd
Radio and Moral Force to Aid Cuban Freedom
In a column by David Lawrence, the piece argues against military intervention in Cuba and promotes a moral, information-based effort. It calls for organized radio broadcasts in Spanish to inform Cubans about the dangers of Castro's regime and theRio Treaty commitment to mutual defense, urging support from Latin America and liberty-loving groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
David Lawrence Washington
Hungary
Fidel Castro
United States
United Sates
Republic of Cuba
Cube
Friends of
Havana
Eisenhower
Castro
Organization of American
Tadic Statens
Latin America
Voices of Freedom
Tone
Local Personal News Mingle as Residents Mark Anniversaries
Mr and Mrs Harry C Jones of RFD 6 Frederick celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary on St Patrick s Day. Mr and Mrs Milton L Shook of East Third street plan their 40th anniversary on March 17. Mrs Cora Joy Lambert turns 89 midweek while living in Thurmont with her son in law and daughter. Miss Rose Stern of College Parkway marks her birthday with a luncheon hosted by Mrs Weinberg Guggenheim and Mrs Weinberg at the Satters home. Lori Leigh Linthicum, daughter of Fred Linthicum and Nancy Helwig, born Feb 25 at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Mrs John Craze of Swampscott visits Frederick relatives. Dr Byron White returns from a Florida Jamaica trip with family. Alice Swomley of Route 6 Freder celebrates birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton L. Shook
East Third Street
Mrs. Shook
Shook
Cora Joy Lambert
Rose Stern
College Parkway
Dan Weinberg
Morris Guggenheim
Manuel M. Weinberg
Satters Home
Magnolia Avenue
Miss Stern
Fred Wendell Linthicum
Gaithersburg
Lori Leigh
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Lanthicum
Nancy Elaine Helwig
Koontz Helwig
Walkersville
John Craze
Swampscott
Mass
Marion‘ Ramsburg
RFD 2
Frederick
Byron D. White
Rockwell Terrace
Florida
Jamaica
White
Wedding Vows Between Marie Droneburg and Paul Jeffers
Marie Droneburg daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Stone exchanged wedding vows with Paul M Jeffers son of Mrs Mark P Jeffers Sr Barnesville at Trinity Methodist Church on February 26. Rev James F Bellamy performed the double ring ceremony with Mrs Bellamy as organist. The couple reside on Quinn Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mark P. Jeffers Sr
Monrovia
Jeffers
Russian Hero Bogdanov Dies in Moscow
Marshal Semyon Bogdanov, 65, World War II hero and former commander of Soviet armored forces from 1948 to 1955, died unexpectedly on Saturday. The obituary in Moscow papers was signed by Premier Khrushchev and Soviet military leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Semyon Tivich Bogdanov
Nikita Khrushchev
Bogdanov
Frederick High School Honor Roll Tops Second Term
Four students earned straight A's at Frederick High School as the second term honor roll was released. A total of 178 students achieved above average grades, with seniors and juniors leading the distribution. The list includes Horace Albaugh Sandra Roberts Ann Pilgram and Susan Pfeifer among Straight A students, with a wide spread across Academic Commercial and Agricultural categories. An absolute divorce was granted in Equity Court to Marjorie L Hoy and Thomas C Hoy Jr in the matter of Sherman PLBowers and Alton Bennett representing the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Horace Albaugh
Sandra Roberts
Ann Pilgram
Susan Pfiefer
Angella Browning
Ann Carmack
Eileen Esworthy
Elizabeth Robertson
Deanna Fogie
Maxine Grabill
Jane Kendahl
Ekob Pater Jay Smith
Lorraine Buddrick
Mary Cramer
Teronica Bury
Pauline Harrison
Gregory Hayward
Jon Kreissig
Elaine Smallberg
William Smith
Charles Sperry
Sandra Wilt
Rob_ TE Young
Joanne Creager
Susan Eyster
Joyce Jaeger
Kathleen Murphy
Suzanne Salisbury
Helen Davis
David Hagan
Barbara Hahn
Edwin Hill
Anne Hinderer
Judy Berge
David Brenneman
Marie Hallam
Loretta Helwig
Mary Ellen Jones
Marlene Powell
Judith Ringer
Joyce Scott
Richard Hopkins
Diana Kandel
Richard Meehan
Ann Ritchie
Thomas Whitmore
Sue Yager
Naneey Ash
Rebecca Harbr
Joseph Horman
Jane
Bernice Weissman
Barry Kefauver
Susan Rabstein
Maxine Rouch
Billie Brown
Penelope Patton
Patricia Rhoien
Rita Sharpe
Karen Aversman
Raymond Askins
Ronald Baker
Carol Book
Harry Gastler
Randolpn Horman
James Moberly
Kathryn Gray
Karol Null
Margaret Trunk
Lee Hendrickson
Thomas Heating
Jacquelyn Fox
Karen Keily
Linda Lochner
Ruth Ash
Charlotte Chapman
Mary Ellen Creed
Rebecca Warner
Maria Callas
Cathryn Cordyack
Samuel Marrone
Gail Rian
Jane Soaner
Gerald Smallberg
David Aversman
Marie Brown
Nelson Lichtenstein
Ronnld Weintraub
Thomas Harrison
David Schoolman
Susan Ambrosen
Thelma Esworthy
Meredith Hoover
Marvin Lipse
Donna Wachter
Susan Detwiler
Patricia Hopkins
Charlotte Lewis
Martha Wickless
Carole Atanasoff
Mary Hough
Wendy Salisbury
Wanda Smith
Gene Stull
Nancy Thompson
Dennis Fagan
Donna Pitts
Carl Thompson
Miriam Butcher
George Hawker
Kiam Phelps
James Hail Hemby
Lloyd Gr
Judith Barigis
Ann Edwin Rich- Target Jacobson
Sarah Jones
Land
Younki
Laurence Bord
Sh Er Clapp
Pue
Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Marjorie L. Hoy
Thomas C. Hoy Jr
Sherman - PL
Bowers
Alton ¥. Bennett
Hoy
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Lehigh, Hood
the Hood Choir
Johns Hop Elms Glee Club
Professor Warner
Eleanor Eichelberger
Wide Awake
Jacquelyn Larsen
Middletown
Middletown Lutheran Church
Cyprus McBride
Willard Holter
Diane
Yellow Springs
savesHe Vel Luc Mulus
Miss Shade
Daryl Flock
Mary Lou Lawrence
Cus
Beverly Kiss
Connie Rice
Ann Whitmore
Mary Lou Hanshew
Sally Bean
Bruce Hewitt
Patti Donovan
Ariene Waltz
Eugene Smith
Tommy Stine
Frances Wiles
Joan Milward
Loretta Feaga
Jud: Nusz
Bruce Lionesifer
Sandra Ke Dariene McKenzie
Sylvia Hart Martz
Sharon Hargett
Joan Burkett
Mary Hyatt
Carol Facie Hastin
Donald Sealby
Marie Deron
Gibbs
Tan Rice
Linda Blerk
Carol Coleman
Braddock
Washington
Maryland
Confederacy
Wallace
Monocacy
Bush Creek
William D. Neal
Edwin T. Brewster Brownfield
Maine
aPp
Equi T. Brewster
Phillips Academy
Andover
Lawrence
Raleigh Hansl
Saranac Lake
N.Y
APA
J. P. Morgan and Co
San Antonio
Tex
Lloxyd J. Larose Pa ‘Ap
Rence
David Lawrence
WEA Tee Tne Rog
LE Pat
Harry C. Jones
RFD
St. Patrick's Day
Generailly
Spain
Hersia Tribune, Inc
Martha Shoemaker
Connie Michael
Donald Bower
Eduard Weiler
Thomas Clay
Elmer Fryar
General Commercial
Doris Philips
William Tice
Erma Dinterman
Virginia Jimmel
Carolyn White
Dorothy Whitehead
Joyce Babylon
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