Maryland News Briefs May Day 1965 Highlights
A compact summary notes events from Frederick and surrounding areas in Maryland on Saturday May 1 1965. It encapsulates local happenings, civic notices, and brief reports gathered for the edition of The News.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Installing officers and leaders of Frederick Masonic group
Installing officers included Gorxeiner of Frederick and James Bryant, with past governor Tews Betson, prelate Albert Woo Smith, treasurer, and Weddle secretary. Additional seated members were Long outer guard White inner guard Nash trustee Huggins sergeant at arms Feverhart trustee Powell trustee. Guides were Mrs Richard Ruthin and Mrs Russell Rinehart.
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Gosnell Juniper
James
Bryant
Tews E Betson
Albert Woo Smith
St. Fionald
Weddle
John C Long
Charles C. White
Mutton P Nash
Phillip Huggins
Jacob Feverhart
Roger D. Powell
Piltram
Donald Weddle
Richard Ruthin
Russell
Albert Mc Smith
Lewis E Betson
G. Donald Weddle
John C. Long
Charles Q. White
Milton Nash
Philip Huggins
Jacob Everhart
Roger D Powell
Mount Airy Library Fund Reaches $915 Toward Goal
The Mount Airy Library Co ordinating Committee will meet Monday at 8 pm at the Community Library Headquarters. Donations to the Library Fund total $915 toward a $3,000 goal, with Chairman Andrew W Mason reporting ongoing contributions.
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Mount Airy
Local donors listed for library fund drive
A roll of contributors to the library fund includes Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cummings, Mount Airy Coin Club, Bonnie Spencer, Gwen Myers, Jean Harshman, Glenn Farnsworth, and many others such as Larry Clapper, Dorothy Jenkins, Sharon Broom, Ellis Leatherwood, Gary Merritt, Susan Merritt, Terri Crout, Doris Tabler, Jeffrey Merritt, and more relatives and neighbors. Several additional names follow, including George Homes Jr., Melissa Boller, Michael Ficco, Bobby Reddis, Gary Rippeon, Martha Wagner, Dennis Baker, and the Maynard and Dotson families.
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Tors
Willard Cummings
Arnold B. Joseph
P. Joseph Richards
Mount Airy Coin Club
Bonnie Spencer
Gwen Myers
Jean Harshman
Glenn Farnsworth
Larry Clapper
Dorothy Jenkins
Sharon Broom
Ellis Leatherwood
Gary Merritt
John Merritt
Susan Merritt
Terri Crout
T. W. Emmons
Doris Tabler
Jeffrey Merritt
Lewis Beck
Samuel R. Dorsey
Sally Gehman
George Homes Jr
Melissa Boller
Michael Ficco
Bobby Reddis
Gary Rippeon
Martha Wagner
Dennis Baker
Robert Maynard
Betty Dotson
Edna Dotson
Lionel Dotson
Charles Eyler
Stephen Fogle
Sermon Series On Prophecies To End Sunday
The Rev Wilmer Heffer of Houston Texas will conclude a series of prophetic sermons at the church this Sunday. Heffer has led a multi week series examining prophecies and their interpretation for local congregants.
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Wilmer Heffer
Houston
Texas
Freeman Church Announces Sermon Series on Holy Spirit
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church schedules morning worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon on The Baptism of the Holy Spirit and a 7 p.m. message titled Inevitable Event. Rev. Willard D. Clarkiston pastors the Frederick church and Sunday School meets at 9:45 a.m. for all ages.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
Heffer
Willard D. Clarkiston
Frederick Church
Lehigh Honors Fort Detrick Chemist in Phi Beta Kappa
Fort Detrick chemist William J. Wiswesser of Reading joins Lehigh University Phi Beta Kappa as an alumnus initiate. He is among three prominent alumni welcomed in campus ceremonies this week, a Reading native noted in university record.
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Fort Detrick
Lehigh Universitys
Phi Beta Kappa
William J. Wiswesser
River Road
Reading
Wiswes
Former Wilson Products director joins Fort Detrick staff
The longtime director of chemical research for Wilson Products in Reading is now assigned to Fort Detrick. He has years of industry experience and will contribute to the institute’s ongoing projects in chemistry and related defense research.
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Ser
Wilson Products, Inc
Reading
Fort Detrick
Valley Store Museum to Open Sunday for Season
The Valley Store Museum presenting 19th century life will open Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. The first exhibit is the Hagerstown Antique Show sponsored by Washington County Board of Education. Admission is free. The museum will be open the first Sunday each month through September at U.S. 40, six miles east of Hagerstown.
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Valley Store
United States
Hagerstown
Washington County Board of Education
Valley Store Museum
U. S. 40
Open House Planned At Frederick Animal Shelter
The Frederick Animal Shelter on Gas House Pike invites animal owners to attend an open house event. The brochure outlines adoption resources, care tips, and volunteer opportunities for the community.
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Animal Shelter
Frederick
Gas House
Pike
Be Kind to Animals Week Observed May 2 8
The Shelter marks its 51st annual Be Kind to Animal week from May 2 to May 8. The observance highlights animal welfare and community involvement.
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