Broker Speaks on Investments at AAUW Meeting
Dwight Collinus local broker lectured on the History and Mechanics of Investments to the AAUW. Louise Weagley elected branch vice president and Lois Allison treasurer. Mary Grace Helfenstein named to replace Mrs. Ware in the Frederic Council of Service and Civic Organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Collinus
American Association of University Women
Louise Weagley
Lois Allison
Frederick
Lawrence Ware
Comention
Wayne Neely
Avis Fisher
State Association
Alex. Brown and Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Collinus
Baltimore
England
New York City
Evangelist Rev. Omer Hsu to Speak at Christian Women’s Club Luncheon
Chinese evangelist Rev. Omer Hsu will guest speak at a Friday 12 30 luncheon in the Wedgwood Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Hsu, once imprisoned in Shanghai during two years of Communist rule, later studied in Liverpool and New York, now with International Students Inc. The event includes home management talk by Adele E. Miller and piano by Mrs. Brane Book, with the luncheon open to all women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Hsu
Christian Women’s Club
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hsu
Shanghi
Hong Kong
Liverpool
England
America
New York
Biblical Seminary
International Students Inc
Southeast Asia
Merc
Adele E. Miller
Frederick County
Donald Sullivan
Brane Book
Mercer couple marks 30th wedding anniversary in Walkersville
Mr and Mrs Adam Mercer celebrated 30 years of marriage with an open house in Walkersville on March 2, 1910. Relatives and friends attended at their home, receiving gifts and floral arrangements. A four tier cake made by daughter Airs Mehrl Wisner stood at the table amid gold and white decorations. The Mercers wed at the Methodist parsonage in New Market by the late Rev B F Ruley. They have daughter Mrs Wisner, son Spencer Mercer, two grandsons and a great grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qeasa
Adam Mercer
Walkersville
Mehrl Wisner
Legion Auxiliary District Meeting Hosted by Key Unit 11
The Western Maryland District meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held at the Legion Home with Francis Scott Key Unit No. 11 as hostess. A luncheon preceded the 1 pm meeting led by Mrs. Hazel Flautt, unit president, who welcomed members before turning the proceedings to district vice president Mrs. Harry Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Francis Scott Key Unit No
Turkeys Slain In West Virginia Harvest Reaches High
Charleston reports 1 313 turkeys killed in the 1959 season. West Virginia tallies show 1955 as the peak with 1 593 birds, while 1959 marks the second highest total since mandatory reporting began in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Roessler Named Luncheon Chair and Advisors In White Event
Mrs Forrest T White serves as luncheon chair with Roessler as advisor and Mrs Guy E Kelly as luncheon co chair in the planning of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roessler
Advisors
Forrest T. White
Guy E. Kelly
Cochairman
Eagles Auxiliary Benefit Dance Planned for April One
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts a benefit dance on April 1 at the Eagles Club from 9 to 12. Proceeds go to East Seal Treatment Center on North Market Street. General chairwoman is Mrs Mildred Grimes with Mr Margaret Semler as co chair. Door prizes and games accompany the event. An autographed football donated by the Baltimore Colts will be auctioned to the highest bidder. James A Grove is Easter Sea master of ceremonies. The Woody Free group leads the orchestra. Posters for the dance were designed and painted by Scout Troop No 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eagles
East Seal
North Marke Street
Mildred Grimes
Margaret Semler
James A. Grove
Woody Free Group
Scout Troop No
Easter Seal Center visit set for Auxiliary event
Mrs Grimes announced the Auxiliary will visit the Easter Seal Treatment Center on April 3 and present the dance proceeds. The local auxiliary selected the Center as its project and photos of local children patients will be displayed to show improvements from donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ane
Olive Engie
National League Attendance Reaches Milestone Twice
The National League surpassed 0 million in attendance in two seasons, 1947 and 1953, marking a rare repeat milestone for the circuit.
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Treasury
Collmus
Colimus
Alex, Brown, and Sons
Federal Reserve
Stock Exchange
Onica Pralt
Grace Brown
A. R. Remsberg Jr
D . Neely
Suzanne Wills
Milton L. Shook
Richard Departame
Virginia Miler
Cornelia Rodock
Yach
Ralph Hoffman
Dik Diease
Mabel
Grea
Velma Graham
Neuman
Delue Crawf
Mildred Halle
Reva Fisher
Doris Simt
Provo
Kennedy
Shook
Ellicott City
Washington
Carroll County
Gladys Hoffman
Department of Mary Nm Auxilary
Newton Baker Hospital
Hancock
Webster B. Harrison
J. ‘Stanley Fisher
Comig
Owen William Avers
Paul Wise
Charles Walker
A. D. Brumbaugh
H. Carter Appleby
J. S. Fisher
Maron Ritchie
Ethan Book
Peter Gait
Arthur Stepansky
John F. Stephens
Jacob B. Young
R. D. Hammond
William G
Legion Auxiliary
Srg
Pontiac
Renn Pontiac
Renn Pontiac, Inc
Frederick, MD
East Sixth Street
Jane
Joe
BYLIS
Eoco
Leslie Shafer
West South St
Dmg Court
Superior Br
Rick & Tor
Rouse
Bath
Mod
Porch
Atic
Bsmat
Toun
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
North Court Street
Footers Cleaners
S. Market St
N. Market St
Frederick Shopping Center
Market ST
W. Patrick ST
Servace
Eoples Drug Stores
Farmers Supply CO
Delaval Milkers
DeLaval Milter
New Idea Farm Machinery
Fairbanks-Morse
South Carroll st_ Fredenck, Md
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
AL & T
J. Austin Younkins
Nelson’s Radio & TV
Central Church
New London
Lee Place
Ned S. Zeiler
North Court St
Frederick, Maryland
Kemm’s
Millinery Dept
Kemp
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