EHS Students Tour Plant in Baltimore Open House
Forty Frederick High School home economics students led by Mrs Grace Engelbrecht toured the Stieff Silver Co facility in Baltimore. They watched production of sterling silver flatware holloware and pewter during the bi annual open house. Students received a sterling silver Royal Dynasty spoon pin and visited the Baltimore Museum of Art.
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Frederick High School
Grace Engelbrecht
Stieff Silver Co
Baltimore
Stieff
Royal Dynasty
Baltimore Museum of Art
Linda Atkins
Margie Baker
Vicki Betson
Mary Ann Brown
Linda Clem
Patti Donovan
Cheryl Emge
Barbara Ewing
Sue Finneyfrock
Kathy Forest
Marta Gardner
Sherrie Gibson
Peggy Githerman
Roslyn Grey
Sharon Grove
Adele Harling
Taneytown Keyettes Elect New Officers 1966 67
The Keyette Club of Taneytown High School elected new officers for 1966 67. Officers include Judy Green president Delores Utz vice president Anne King corresponding secretary Terrie Hess recording secretary Beverly Fair treasurer Mary Jane Blenner junior representative and Diana Windisch senior representative. They were installed Monday. Mt St Mary's Glee Club directed by Rev David Shaum performed a concert for students Tuesday with a collection for Carroll County Solar ship Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyette Club
Taneytown High School
Judy Green
Delores Utz
Anne King
Terrie, Hess
Beverly Fair
Mary Jane Blenner
Diana Windisch
Mt. St. Mary’s
Students collect bottles for scholar fund at NMC
About 175 Northwestern Michigan College students spent an hour gathering discarded beverage bottles from roadsides across Grand Traverse County. They collected 12 225 bottles, with refunds earmarked for the student scholarship fund.
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Traverse City
Mich
Northwestern Michigan College
Grand Traverse County
Campus achievements span multiple colleges and honors
Irene L. Korrell of Bob Jones University earned high marks on the National Teachers Examination ranking in the top 36 percent. Gardner-Webb College elected Bernard Eugene Stull to Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu. he earned a Northwestern fellowship and made the Dean's List. Judith Hartman named library committee chair at Denison University. Oberlin honors list includes Eric Olson Phi Beta Kappa and Nancy Wargay and John Owens on the Dean's List. Dorsey Jr. joins University of Virginia Law editorial staff. Kay Grossnickle elected Western Maryland College recording secretary and active in student government. Forty Poolesville High students attended The Music Man in Washington, D.C.
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Irene L. Korrell
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S. C
Miss Korrell
Frank B. Korrell Sr
RFD 7
Frederick
Bernard Eugene Stull
Tau Beta Pi
National Engineering Society
Eta Kappa Nu
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
G. Bernard Stull
West College Terrace
Northwestern University
Evanston
Stull
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Eric W. Olson
Alice Wicks Olson
RFD
Nancy J. Wargay
Frank O. Wargay
Taneytown
John B. Owens
Willard P. Owens
RFD 3
Gaithersburg
Woodrow Wilson
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
University of Virginia Law School
Charlottesville
Lawrence A. Dorsey Sr
Woodsboro
Kay Grossnickle
Lester F. Grossnickle
Union Bridge
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Gaithersburg High Senior Wins Academy Appointment
Roy Francis Geiser, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Perry E Geiser of Gaithersburg, a Gaithersburg High School senior and football letterman, earns a United States Merchant Marine Academy appointment via Rep Charles McC Mathias Jr. He also lettered in track and belongs to the Key Club as one of six Maryland selections after a competitive exam by the Maryland delegation.
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Gaithersburg High School
United States Merchant Marine Academy
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Roy Francis Geiser
Perry E. Geiser
Gaithersburg
Key Club
Maryland
Merchant Marine Academy
Mathias
May Procession and Bake Sale at St Johns High School
St Johns High School and St Johns Grade School host events tomorrow. A May procession led by May Queen Patricia Kilingler at 3 pm will feature the queen’s court and student representatives. The Journalism Club bake sale proceeds go to the Pro spector and the school paper’s first place award. Also noted are recent student tours to the US Department of Agriculture Beltsville and visits to IBM and Baltimore Institute.
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St. John's High School
Journalism Club
St. John's
East Second Street
Prospector
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Patricia Kilingler
Queen's Court
Laura Sappington
Dolores Slagle
Sue Stup
Sharon Biser
Luapna Moore
Patricia Crum
Joanne Hylton
Sylvia Roesell
Joanne Bennett
Jane Croghan
Edward Currens
Joseph Dutrow
Christopher Gamble
Barbara Jacobs
Willam Jones
Wiliam Kelles
Susan Koontz
Ruth Levinson
Cathrin “Atugo
Susan Scherff
Anna Stone Lynn Surgalla
John Wampole
Donald Warfield
William Comey
Angela Creager
Ann Croghan
Monica Geesey
Kathleen Hassett
Karen Hoffman
Mary Kay Leatherman
Amanda Leichert
Bradley Marman
Gerald Wiss
Patricia Morrissey
Kathleen Nicodemus
Christine Persichetti
Michael Priest
Deborah Smith
Richard Smith
Lawrence Swann
Kiwanis Club At Mt. Airy Honors Ladies Night
The 17th annual Charter Observance and Ladies Night of the Kiwanis Club of Mount Airy occurred Wednesday at the Activities Building Firemen's Park. Don Spatz spoke, introduced by Andy Mason, with Richard Wilson presiding and Rev. Robert Pegam giving the invocation. Everett A. Demarest delivered a talk, and Dwight Walker led the Damasc us Octet selections. Attendees included Frederick Club members and wives such as Clyde Roney Jr Robinson Nottingham Jr Walter E. Eiker Gordon F. Palmer Ralph M. Sharpe Elmer F. Munshower Robert L. Smith and Louis Eicchelberger.
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Kiwanis Club of
Mount Airy
Firemen’s Park
Don Spatz
Baltimore
Spatz
Andy Mason
Mt. Airy Club
Richard Wilson
Robert Pegram
George Free
Everett A. Demarest
Arlington, Va
Capital District
Damascus
Dwight Walker
Frederick Club
Clyde Roney Jr
Robinson Nottingham Jr
Walter E. Eiker
Gordon F. Palmer
Notices of public hearings and bids in Frederick County
Public hearing set May 19 1966 at 7 30 p m in Walkersville for Docket B 4 by Scott Smith agent for John E Smith to seek a variance to road frontage and separate lot requirements at 20 Pennsylvania Ave in a B 1 Commercial District Also May 19 1966 7 30 p m Winchester Hall for Docket B 66 9 by Marvin L McDonald to expand a sawmill plus a municipal equalization meeting at 7 p m in Frederick City Hall to consider the 1966 1967 budget Bids invited by Frederick County Board of Education for furnishing delivering assembling and installing typewriters for Governor Thomas Johnson High School bids due 10 00 a m May 18 1966 Board reserves right to reject
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Scott Smith
John E. Smith
Pennsylvania Ave
City of
Frederick
State of
Maryland
City Hall
E. Paul Magaha
Board of Aldermen
Board of Education
Frederick County
East Church Street
Thomas Johnson
Board of Education of
John J. Carnochan, JR
Edward S. Rice
Seventh St
E. Bryan Rice
Maurice Mount Audt
Emory L. Carmack
Board of Appeals
Winchester Room
Winchester Hall
Samuel L. Remsburg
Kepler Road
Firemen Win Red Cross First Aid Certificates
Graceham Volunteer Fire Company members completed a 36 hour Red Cross standard and advanced first aid and medical self help training. Instruction by Donald G. Schley from Fort Detrick covered radiation fallout shelter living contamination precautions and emergency care topics. Of fifteen students eleven earned standard and advanced first aid certificates and the medical self help card, the first in Frederick County by Graceham and the Junior Fire Company.
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Graceham Volunteer Fire Company
Red Cross
Donald G. Schley
Industrial Health and Safety Department
Fort Detrick
Mm Frederick and
Graceham
Frederick County
Teen-Agers Charged With Beating Judge in Iowa
Four teen-age boys face contempt charges in Sioux City court after Woodbury County Dist. Judge George M. Paradise 69 says they beat and kicked him when he tried to drive them from outside his home. They were arrested on bench warrants and scheduled to appear May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City, Iowa
Woodbury County Dist
George M. Paradise
Frederick County notices and rental ads in 1966
Public and housing notices from Frederick County include bids for audio visual equipment for the Board of Education due May 23 1966 and a land reserve notice for a Walkersville telephone switch center addition. Rental listings describe multiple homes including a 3 bedroom near White Rock Yellow Springs and a brick 7 room house with garage near Frederick, with prices and contact numbers.
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Libertytown
White Rock
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Rocky Ridge
Lander
Ellerton
Paul
Ganey
Frederick News Post
Acre
Quitt
Brunswick
Four youths held on bond after loud street disturbance
Four youths were charged after a late night incident on May 5 described as a loud vulgar conversation about sex across the street from a girl. Anthony Newby and Jim mie Lee Jacobs both 17, Rolald D Osborn 19, and Mike Gamel 17 were each held on $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Newby
Jimmie Lee Jacobs
Rolald D Osborn
Mike Gamel
Hedy Lamarr Sues May Co for 5 Million in Damages
Los Angeles AP report says actress Hedy Lamarr seeks 5 million dollars from May Co department stores claiming injury to reputation and indignities from an arrest on January 27 for shoplifting 86 dollars of merchandise. The suit alleges humiliation and damage to her name.
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Los Angeles
Hedy Lamarr
May Co
Public Sale Notices for Cars and Real Estate in Frederick
Public sale advertisement lists a 1958 Plymouth 2 door sedan owned by Lee Smith at Neal's Garage 708 East Street Frederick with bids opening at 11:00 AM. Also notices of estate and real estate foreclosure sales in Frederick City including 119 South Bentz Street and property on South Bentz Street with a 10 percent deposit and sale at the Frederick County Courthouse door on May 19 1966.
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Maryland
Neal
East Street
Frederick
Lee Smith
Walkersville
South Bentz Street
Frederick City
Frederick County
William P. Larkins
American Legion, Inc
Summers, Incorporated
Samuel W. Barrick
Court House
Delbert S. Null
Jury Acquits Woman After Trial In April Twenty Second
A jury acquitted the defendant on April 22 after a trial in which evidence for the charges was disputed. Details of the case and participating attorneys were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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Nancy Miller
Patricia Moore
Joye Rice
Patricia Ridgley
Heidi Sell
Linda Slater
Dorothy Spencer
Glenda Stine
Shirley Stroup
Alison Stup
Janet Wachter
Sarah Weddle
Linda Wills
Barbara Windsor
Carol Wood
Darlene Wymer
Taneytown Keyettes
Campus Charter
Charlotte
William H. Holton Jr
RFD 5
The
Baptist Student Union
Gardner-Webb College
Boiling Springs
N. C
Judith Hartman
Denison University
Granville
E. C. Hartmann
West Lth Street
Honor Court
the Women's Council
Iuta Gamma Chi
Singanore High School
D. C
Poolesville High School
Washington, D.C
Thurmont High School
Parson’s
North Market Street
Gaithersburg High
Doy F. Geiser
Sale
St. John’s
Mt Airy High School
IBM
Baltimore Institute
Sandra Kidd
Linda Elder
Jane Pickett
Carol Hutchinson
June Clarke
Edna Hadden
Linda Wagner
Mary Wood
Frances Wilder
Charlotte Helton
Ras! Favey
Richard Edwards
Aabhye
Kiwanis Club
Mt. Airy
Mexico City
Mexico
Turin
Italy
America
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
J. Alfred Catlail
MARVN
and P. Telephone Co
Frederick St
Maple Ave
Sins Oreanties
John L. Carnochan, JR
J. Alfred Cutsail
Piato
Winston Shintey
Miami Beach
Old Frederick Rd
Judy Lee
Catl Coiect
Frederick Md O
Richard A Schmidt
iCorlay
Balimore
Internal Revenue Service
National Computer Center
Martinsburg, W.va
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Federal Service
Handley High School
Winchester
Virginia
F.P
D.R
Quaker Maid Cab
Fairview Ave
W. Patrick
Rosemont Ave
Erik Florander
North Colrt
DIAL
Chamber of Commerce
New Market
Petersville
Liberty
Lewistown
Jefferson
Creagerstown
Woodville
Burkittsville
Jackson
Braddock