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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1960
Page
6
PTA endorses a nationwide clothing drive urging families to donate used garments for children and babies. The campaign, led by Stirling, partners with teachers and schools including Thurmont Biemen School to collect articles for flood and disaster relief locally and abroad.
A neighborhood gathering of ??? and Intermediate Girl Scouts leaders met in the auditorium of North Frederick School with about 175 in attendance. The event focused on the Girl Scout movement in Colorado last summer, led by Miss Har and Miss Penny with Carroll H. Head and Mrs Ron. Delphey James Large and Richard Hankey involved as helpers.
The Maryland division of Women's Clubs held a board meeting in March with D. Storm presenting on record-keeping and workshop planning. Spring district president discussed club ethics and upcoming events.
More than 200 students prepared 178 exhibits for the fourth annual Frederick High School Science Fair. Judges will select winners in biology physics chemistry math and agriculture tonight from seven to ten. The fair runs Tuesday and Wednesday evenings seven to nine with public viewing, and prize presentations Thursday at 7:30 during a high school assembly.
Lent topic covered by the Lutheran class of St Pauls Walkersville with prayer and readings. Miss Olive Aleaseil read scripture and Mrs Cedric Smith assisted as program books were prepared. Lenten services were planned for Wednesdays and a Good Friday service set for April 15 at St Pauls Lui church.
Beth Lebhera from Penn Hall Junior College returns home for Spring vacation. Mr and Mrs Sibert C Shisler of Boonsboro announce birth of Donald Allan their fourth son at Washington County Hospital on March 14, mother Mary Roelke is former Roelke. John Eury son of L Lee Eury will turn 13 on Tuesday.
An interview-like reminiscence traces Tennessee Williams and John Osborne through theaters, bars, and bullrings. The narrative probes Williams’s vitality as a playwright and the artist’s enigmatic charm, detailing travels, social scenes, and a tense dynamic with the southward gaze of European culture.
Enforcement officers posted collateral in Mag s Court with motorists and fines listed. Names include W C Spencer Wayne Lemont Furnace Pa and Trooper J R Galien Orville Gipps, among others from Pa Md W Va Ont N Y. Fines range from 3 to 40 dollars for various motorists and associates.
The Potomac Edison Company board in Frederick reviewed a year of higher revenue and kilowatt hour sales, with electric plant additions above 6.7 million dollars. For 1960 plans call for about 9 million dollars in spend, including 40 miles of high voltage lines, new substations, plant modernization, and land purchases as residential use triples in a decade.
Local women joined a Be an Informed Voter campaign trip to Washington organized by the Womens Democratic League with support from Congressman John R. Foley. They met Foley, toured the banking and currency committee, and attended House and Senate sessions including remarks on the Civil Rights bill.
Lincoln School students collect good used clothing for children and adults in need during the bundle day drive. Sponsored by Save The Children Federation with New Homemakers of America Home Economics National Club and Student Council.
Among The Sick Mrs Lucretia Rout of Tower Apartments has returned home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Julia Estella Smith of Walkersville is convalescing at her daughter Mildred Harper’s home after a February stroke. Mrs William Russell Green of Thurmont improves at Presbyterian Hospital in Baltimore and expects to go home today. Mr Charles Homer Frederick remains a patient at the Newton D Baker VA Center Martinsburg WV. Wayne Etzler Mt Airy fifth grader broke his left arm last Friday and is listed as satisfactory.
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