Hood College Arts Festival Highlights 17th Century Musicians
Hood College presents Podolski and Van Acker in a 17th century program featuring lute works and English songs from Shakespeare and Morely. The event includes a 1:30 p.m. lecture on Elizabethan drama, choral performances, and Twelfth Night staging, with a weekend full of events and a Sunday worship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel Podolski
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Christiane van Acker
Podolski
William Shakespeare
John Dowland
Webster
Shakespeare
Morely
Brussels
Belgium
Washington
Richard L. Coe
Glee Club
Coffman Chapel
Hudson
Wilfred Scopes
India
Broadway Congregational Church
New York City
Carol Freed Elected PTA President at North Market School
Carol Freed was elected president of the North Market Street School Parent-Teachers Association at a recent meeting. Officers include vice president Robert Hemby secretary Mrs Hemb and treasurer Mrs Ray Kane Jr. The next meeting will feature Achievement Night and the Spring Bazaar on May 26 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Freed
North Market Street
Parent - Teachers Association
Freed
Robert Hemby
Hemb
Ray Kane Jr
Charlotte Smith
Lewis Gannon
John L. Carnochan Jr
Frederick County
Carnochan
Carnechan
James Campbell
Iron cast ing spurred mass production by 1850
By 1850 iron casting enabled large scale manufacture of diverse goods from eggbeaters to washing machines, transforming industrial output and consumer goods availability across industries.
Frederick Jaycee Wives elect new officers
Mrs. Joseph Free of Rocky Springs was chosen president of the Frederick Jaycee Wives at a meeting hosted by Mrs. James Stup. New officers include Mrs. Diane Lock as vice president and Mrs. Mary Zeanon as secretary treasurer. A July 5 lunch booth plan at the Jaycee Horse Show was set, with an upcoming picnic installation at Mrs. Zeanon’s home. Separate notes mention donations from the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Auxiliary to Frederick Memorial Hospital and the goodwill committee for child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Free
Rocky Springs
Frederick Jaycee
James Stup
Frederick
Diane Lock
Mary Zeanon
Free
Nancy
Jaycees
Frederick Memorial
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion Auxiliary Unit II
Women’s Auxiliary
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Community Service Committee
Joseph Holdcraft
Goodwill Committee
Hospital Auxiliary
Child Welfare Committee
The
Legion Auxiliary
Frank J. Keefer
J. H. Yelton
J. Frederick Kreissig
Mildred L. Kottmyer
American Legion Auxiliary
Yelton
Kreissig
James Reid
Married in Thurmont United Church of Christ
Connie Orewe Long and Robert Lee Fream wed in Thurmont United Church of Christ with Rev. Richard Roof officiating. The bride wore a lace over satin gown with pearls and teardrops, and carried a white pompon bouquet with an orchid. Attendants included Sherry Lynn Gray as maid of honor and John Fream as best man. The couple plans a short honeymoon and resides in Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J Keefer
Connie Orewe Long
Hallie Long
Thurmont
Russell Long
Robert Lee Fream
Ernest Fream
Taneytown
Muss
Sherry Lynn Gray
Sabillasville
John Fream
Tannytown
Frederick Singers rehearse Saint Paul program
Members of the Frederick Singers rehearse for their Saint Paul presentation in two performances. The event is presented with the Proto by Frank J Keefer and W Summers, featuring Ethel Smith Mary Yingling Mary Ann Lewis Faith Conway Ernestine Petting and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Singers
Saint Paul
Proto
Frank J Keefer
W. Summers
Ethel Smith
Mary Yingling
Mary Ann Lewis
Faith Conway
Ernestine Pettingall
J. Walker Carty
Duane Yougglove
Lee Johnson
Clifford Kenbey
Families Gather for Westminster Event
Mr and Mrs Arthur Stull of Dickerson and Mrs Jeannie Quinn of Eastview Shookstown are joined by Mr and Mrs Davie Stull and their son of Westminster for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie
Westminster
Arthur Stull
Dickerson
Jeannie Quinn
Eastview
Shookstown
Island Project Gets Backing
Prospects for a federal seashore park on Assateague Island grew brighter as Rep. Clarence D. Long said Udall Brewster and he are ready to back amendments to create the park and permit about 600 acres of private development for overnight and other public accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington (Ap
Assateague Island
Clarence D. Long
D-Md
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Daniel B. Brewster
Bugleweed Makes Sturdy Grave Cover in Sun or Shade
A compact report notes bugleweed as an excellent ground cover for graves, thriving in both sun and shade. The piece highlights its dense growth and low maintenance, ideal for cemetery plots and memorial gardens.
Fragmentary note on a plant suited for steep rocky terrain
The fragment describes a plant that grows well on steep rocky slopes and spreads in all directions, indicating a sturdy, adaptable species likely used for erosion control or ground cover. The text provides no clear scientific name or location.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hood
Washington Post
Charles Crowder
Miss van Acker
Pro Musica Antiqua
Europe
Africa
North America
Philips
PTA
Mrs. Free
Jaycee
Patricia Louise Fribush
Edith §. Fribush
Rosemont
Knoxville
United Ar Lines
Chicago
Tll
Fribush
Fairfax Mall
Waynesboro
University of Maryland
F. Leroy Hann
Bowers Road
Hann
Court
Patrick Streets
Hanns
Cheryl
Frankie Hann
Russell Long Jr
Jackie Donnie
Jeffery Long
Beverly Cline
Elleren
This City
Viola Shook
Baltimore
Carrie Kittepee
Paul W Hann
Clarence Grimes
Tommy
New Windsor
Tommy Reece
Bey
Hagerstown Choral Society
Frederick Orchestra
Charles J. Warner
Lillian Null
Margaret Russell
Kathy Shook
Fay Mann
Mary Ashby
Phebe
Island Project
Lucurioualy
N. Market St
Erifarl
Colonial Jewelry Co
West Patrick St
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