Bridal showers and club notes mix in Maryland press
Community events fill a Maryland page with a bridal shower for Doris Derr, garden club meeting details, bridge results, and local notices. Notables include Doris Derr’s May 23 wedding to Richard Frye, a May 13 garden federation talk, and a 68th birthday for auctioneer John W Null amid neighborhood gatherings and society items.
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Garden Club
John Thompson
Jug Bridge Road
Asa Wat
Prowas
Federated Garden of Maryland
District 3
Westminster
Ke Hoffman
Schley Avenue
Hoffman
Catherine’ Main
Doris Derr
Richard Eugene Frye
Main
John Derr
Charles Borkman
Delwood Michael
Aubrey Baker
Sharon Frye
Betty Bland
Raymond Houck
Jessie Speaks
Robert Wade
Geraldine
Emory L. Car Jones
Carollne Zecker
Johnnre
Derr Jr
Richard Frye
Kelly
Mother Of Nine Named Catholic Mother Of Year
Mrs. Beatrice Gavin Ronan, 44, wife of Scottsdale attorney Charles N. Ronan, is named Catholic Mother of the Year for 1959. The selection was announced by Bishop Christopher Weldon and Dr. Francs Rothert, through the National Catholic Welfare Conference. Ronan founded a spiritual retreat association for married couples and has been active in Catholic and community affairs. She was born in Austin Minnesota and is a graduate of St. Marys Italian School of Nursing. She has six sons aged 2 to 9, including twins.
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Washington
Charles N. Rowan
Scottsdale, Ariz
Christopher J. Weldon
Springfield
Mass
Francs Rothert
Little Rock
Ark
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Weldon
Buureau
Rothert
National Catholic Conference
Fon Family Life
Min
Magaha Tu rner Engagement In Hillsboro
Hillsboro announces the engagement of Miss Jean Elizabeth Magaha to Miron Turner Hummerson of Lovelle. The wedding is set for Friday June 5 at 3 p m in Arnold Grove Methodist Church with friends and relatives invited to attend.
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Charles Magaha
Hillsboro
Jean Elizabeth
Miron Turner Hummerson
Milton T. Bummer
Lovelle
Arnold Grove Methodist Church
Frederick City Proclaims Armed Forces Day at Fort Detrick
Major Jacob R Ramsburg presents Frederick City Armed Forces Day proclamation to Colonel Joseph C Prentice Fort Detrick commanding officer as Lt Col Kenneth J Bechtold and Captain Jerome E Taylor observe. Ramsburg urges all Americans to participate and residents to tour exhibits and demonstrations. Colonel Prentice thanks officials for cooperation in planning the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick City
Joseph C. Prentice
Fort Detrick
Kenneth J. Bechtold
Jerome E. Taylor
Ramsburg
Colonel Prentice
U. 5
Civinettes Host Annual Mother-Daughter Dinner in Hotel
Civinettes gathered in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel for their annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. Speaker Kenneth Fogle, introduced by G Wilson Mercer, spoke on Brief Case For Business citing oil, nylon, and resin products while noting big and small business interdependence.
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Civinette Club
Francis Scott Key
Roy Hhoderick
Lana
G. Wilson Mercer
Kenneth Fogle
Fogle
Amertelian OH Company Information Committee
Maryland
Amagic
Orlon
Dacron
Fogie
Charles Hartman
Webster Black
LeRoy Blumenauer
Mercer
Henry Falk
Herbert Strawsburg
Vicki Lynn Ramsburg
Hartman
Students To Present Recital On June 6 In Frederick
Sperry L Storm will present a private recital at Frederick High School auditorium on June 6 at 2 PM. The program includes piano and string selections by students from Young Beginners to Advanced grades, with pieces by Chopin Mac Dowell Liszt and others. Mr Storm, certified by Peabody Conservatory and Maryland boards, will expand private lessons through summer at Winchester Hall studio.
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Sperry L. Storm
Frederick High School
Winchester Hall
Mary Lynn Engelbrecht
Lebkar Kreisser
Jan Arnold
Vander Cook
James David Hagan
Rathaus
Robert M. Marrone
Malcolm Douglas
Linda Hudson
Janet Marsh
Robert Marsh
Sharon Hargett
Martha Cline
Dorothy Pease
Nike Krisings
Robert Russell Jr
Sue Caral Adams
Linda Boyer
Patty Burger
Margaret Biser
Judy Pease
Christine Hagan
Valse Brillante
Ace
Chopin
Mary Alice Ramsburg
MacDowell
Helen Poffenbarger
John Schaum
David Hagan
Sue Yager
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Maryland State Board of Education
Frederick County Board of Education
Peabody
Glade Valley Lions Celebrate 15th Charter Night
The Glade Valley Lions Club of Walkersville and Woodsboro marked its 15th annual charter night at the Peter Pan Inn with a dinner and dance. 116 members and guests attended as District Governor Russell H. Marsh and other dignitaries joined President Kent C. Nicodemus Jr. for a program featuring remarks by Massey Roe and Thackara Brown and a postmeal musical dance set by Bill Krantz's orchestra.
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Glade Valley Lions Club
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Peter Pan Inn
Russell H. Marsh
Union Bridge
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Massey _H. Roe
Hagerstown
Carl C
Thomas Yates
Kent C. Nicodemus Jr
America
Frank A. Rosenberger
Marsh
Lion Massey Roe
Thackara Brown
Hagerstown Lions’ Club
Local Artist Dorothy Eberstadt to Exhibit Charcoal Works
Dorothy Eberstadt, a Frederick editor and artist, debuts a charcoal and watercolor collection featuring the Fountain Court House Square and Michael’s Mill, with note stationery prints. She will display at the Second Countywide Art Exhibition at West Frederick Junior High next weekend, May 11 to 16, with entries due May 13.
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Pat Rosencrantz
Barbara Fritchie
Francis Scouw
Dorothy Eberstadt
Fountain
Court House Square
Court House
Utica
Michael's Mill
Buckeystown
Iwater
Miss Eberstadt
Note Stationery
West Frederick
Eberstadt
Ars
West
California
Frederick
Frederick Fair
Lane
Rice's
Color Center
North Market
Fifth Streets
Caries
Famed New York shop owner to speak at Welcome Wagon luncheon
Mrs. Florence Barry, Encore and Exscore founder, will address the Welcome Wagon Newcomer's Club Tuesday. The New York designer resale pioneer buys famous garments, resells them at bargain prices, and keeps items three months. Barry, wife of former ABC vice president Charles Barry, has drawn attention in Saturday Evening Post and The New York Times.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomer's Club
Florence Barry
Encore
New York
Rames
Carnegie
Cassini
Cecil Chapiman
Eva Gaborl
Pageen Fitzgerald
Barry
Charles Barry
ABC
Loew's Inc
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Allen Creed
Braddock Heights
Mt. Holyoke
South Hadley
Mass
Hartford
Four Maryland delegate named to National 4H Conference
Miss Sarah Ramsburg daughter of County Commissioner Mebbi H Ramsburg has been chosen as one of four Maryland delegates to the National 4H Club Conference in Washington from June 13 to 19. Beatrice Fehr Home Demonstration Agent notes the honor reflects Ramsburgs leadership in 4H and long service with Lewistown clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ramsburg
Mebbi H Ramsburg
Maryland
Washington
Beatrice Fehr
Ramsburg
Lewistown
Mary Tend
Jackson Mill
W. V
Ilocal Club
Maryland All Stars
University of Maryland
Puerto Rico
Fredericktown Savings staffer joins group seminars
Miss Ramsburg, 20, employed at Fredericktown Savings Institution, will address the group, participate in seminars, counsel the group, with planned Washington tours and fellowship programs.
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Washington
Ramsburg
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Illness and hospital updates from Frederick area
Mr W R Bottomley near Thurmont receives treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Thelma Schill of Frederick undergoes surgery at University Hospital Baltimore and is reported in critical condition. Mrs Walter Poole of Jefferson admitted to Vin Dobona Convalescent Home Braddock Heights. George E May of East Church Street underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Norman Stil of Frederick RFD 6 is in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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W. R. Bottomley
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Airs
Thelma Schill
RFD
Frederick
University Hospital
Baltimore
Walter C.poole
Jefferson
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest
Braddock Heights
George E. May
East Church Street
Norman Stil
RFD 6
Ike Sees Dulles Then Leaves For Camp David
President Eisenhower departed the White House by car for a weekend at Camp David. En route he visited Walter Reed Army Hospital to see ailing former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles who is battling cancer, before continuing to Camp David.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Camp David
John Foster Dulles
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Dulles
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Society News
Hood Colepe
R. E. Row
E. Abessor
Eco- Son Toa
Canaries
Colimus
Colimus, Press- Ringer
Mirs. R. L
Nt Eit
Cherge
Grace Episcopal Church
New Market
Weinberr
Vel M. Wein
Snt
Yay Newell
Ben Warshowsky
Alis. S Pearson
Ya O'Conner
Vida Lahze
Ofonday
A. F. T. Raum
Edward D. Storm
Record Street
Augusta
Charlies A. Raum
Raums
Broad Street
Guy E. Baker
Libertytown
Russell Peiffer
Waynesboro
Jamaica
Cuba
Miami
Pan American World Aimers
Merki
Catire
Ur- Dans
Paul L Ath
Evangelical
Rei i Church of Christ
Wodar
Mos
Ruth
Eerde Partie
Milda Deviltiss
Frederck Huegh
Urbana
John Austin Main Jr
Jeffrey Austin
John W. Null
Gacuen
American
Civinettes
Walter
Snow Optometrist
North Market St
Smiley
Tacludues
N. Market St
Glade Valley Lions
U.S. Navy
Mammoth
Chocolate Ave
Starlight Ballroom
Stan Kenton
Hershey Park
Uocal
Dorothy Eberstad
Frank J. Keefer Jonn
Taney Apartments
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
Berger
Ike
Camp
David
S. Market St
Colonial Music Shop
East Patrick St
Nipwspa
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