Illinois Prize-Winning Cook Also Harness Maker
Mrs. Marvin, a prize winning cook from Tailor Ridge, Illinois, is noted for being self taught as aHarness maker. The article highlights her dual talents and local recognition.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
7
Mrs. Marvin, a prize winning cook from Tailor Ridge, Illinois, is noted for being self taught as aHarness maker. The article highlights her dual talents and local recognition.
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Brandenburg of near Middletown announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Jean Brandenburg to Robert Ernest Harper son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harper of near Frederick. Betty Jean is a Middletown High School graduate and secretary for M. J. Grove Lime Co. in Lime Kiln. Robert Harper a Frederick High School graduate attended Frederick Community College and is city editor of the Frederick News. Wedding date not set.
Mrs Hazel Beard promoted to assistant director of housekeeping at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She previously led the housekeeping department. Medical staff held quarterly meeting with elections. Dr Richard C Reynolds re elected president, Dr Harry W Gray elected vice president, and Dr Thomas F Stone re elected secretary. Dr Charles J Wright named to three year term on the physician's library committee.
New exhibit in the hospital cafeteria features three paintings for visitors and employees. Contributing artist for March is Mrs. Richard R. Kline of near Middletown.
A column of reader tips shares practical hacks. Mary fixes a close door with a folding half door and cushions the knob. Mrs. O B removes color from carpeting with towels. Wilde soaks casserole stains with baking soda solution. Priscilla saves toothpaste caps for quick replacements. Frankie adds a loop of elastic and a tiny flashlight inside a bag for easy finding items.
Miss Margaret Munn of Hood College presented a film titled Holland Today at the Zonta Club of Frederick meeting. The talk covered modernization, windmills, tulip fields, land reclamation, and Dutch rural life, with guests from Walkersville High School.
Safety guidance urges a full home and yard check for spring. Attic, bathroom, kitchen, stairs and electricals are reviewed with concrete steps and child safety reminders to prevent accidents. Emphasizes locking away cleaners, supervising tools, securing outlets, and teaching children safety awareness during outdoor play.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Winpigler of Frederick announce the engagement of their daughter Vicki Marie to James Austin Cramer son of Mr and Mrs Austin W Cramer of Frederick A June wedding is planned Vicki Marie is a 1961 graduate of Frederick High School and employed by Potomac Edison Co James A Cramer is a 1962 graduate of Frederick High School and employed by Frederick Bottle Gas Co
Mr and Mrs A B Worley of Puerto Rico announce the engagement of Jutta V Schuhmacher to Airman J C Lee E Iferd son of Mr and Mrs Lee C Iferd of RFD in Middletown The wedding will take place April 1 The couple will fly to Puerto Rico for the ceremony
The February Charlesville Homemakers Club gathering convened at Mrs. Axel Anderson's home with co host Mrs. Harry Staley. New president Mrs. William King welcomed new member Mrs. Rodney Whitaker and named delegates Mrs. Raymond Ford and Mrs. Staley for the annual meeting.
The Montgomery General Hospital Guild hosts its 15th Annual Fashion Show on March 23 at Jelleff's Inc. in Silver Spring to benefit the Jean Bird Memorial Fund for equipment at the Olney hospital. Local women from Damascus Gaithersburg Laytonsville model. tickets at the door or from models or hospital associates. Parking is free with door prizes including gift certificates from 5 to 25 dollars.
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