Mrs. J. Vernon Coblentz Named Chairman of Antiques Show
Mrs. J. Vernon Coblentz was named chairman of the Frederick Woman's Civic Club annual Antiques Show and Sale to be held June 24 25 and 26 at West Frederick Junior High School. Assisting her are Mrs. George B. Delaplaine Sr Mrs. Harry Radcliff Mrs. Sperry Storm and Mrs. H Harold Dover. Antiques dealers from Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania New England are expected to exhibit.
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J. Vernon Coblentz
Civic Club
Frederick Woman's Civic Club, Inc
West Frederick
Coblentz
Middletown
A. Royal Remsberg
North Market Street
Pearl C. Jones
Washington
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New England
NAACP Spring Spectacular at Frederick High School
The Frederick County NAACP branches present the annual Spring Spectacular titled A May Fair at Frederick High School auditorium Friday at 8 pm. Miss NAACP 1964 will be crowned. Miss Sharon Hicks crowns her successor. The program includes local performers, a Porgy and Bess scene, and a May Morning song by Edith Addison.
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Frederick County
NAACP
Frederick High School
Sharon Hicks
Melvin S. Addison
John C. Alexander
Ronald Johnson
Herman Brown
Department of Education
Howard University
Brown
Southern University
Baton Rouge
Maryland State Teachers College
Bowie
Samuel Hamilton
Richard Gant Jr
Naacp Youth Council
Edith M. Addison
Sherman Mason
Hood College
Decoration Ceremony Honors Eleven Maryland Lodge Candidates
Members of Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges held a formal ceremony to honor eleven Maryland candidates. Each received a jewel and certificate, with pink carnation bouquets from Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 IOOF presented to Mrs. Baker and Mrs. King. Frederickt attendees included Maurice Ramsburg Ern est Baker Raymond Starr Ray Skeggs and many others.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Maryland
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51
IOOF
Baker
King
Frederick
Maurice Ramsburg
Ernest Baker
Raymond Starr
Ray Skeggs
Pearl Skeggs
Doris Jean Ramsburg
Marlene Ramsburg
Jessie Webster
Elsie Stone
Edna Watkins
Doris Baker
Ethel Renn
Ruth Wolf
Frances Jones
Celeste Brown
Elizabeth Blessing
Edith Trussell
Florence Stevens
Helen Wachter
William King
Rebekah Lodge Women Decorated in Baltimore
Mrs Ernest Baker and Mrs William King of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No 51 IOOF were decorated with the Decoration of Chivalry by the Department of Maryland Patriarchs Militant in an IOOF Temple ceremony Saturday evening in Baltimore.
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Department of Maryland
Ernest Baker
William King
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51
IOOF
Baltimore
Marriage License Issued in Carroll County
A marriage license was issued at Carroll County Court House to Richard L. Dorsey RFD 1 New Windsor and Joyce A. Simms RFD 2 Mt. Airy.
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Carroll County Court House
Richard L. Dorsey
RFD
New Windsor
Joyce A. Simms
Mt. Airy
Japan’s Four Main Islands and Geography
Japan is primarily made up of four large islands Hokkaido Honshu Shikoku and Kyushu with numerous smaller islets forming its archipelago. The four main islands host most of the country’s population and economic centers across diverse regions from Hokkaido’s cold climate to Kyushu’s southern warmth.
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Japan
Hokkaido
Honshu
Shikeku
Kyushu
Married Here On Sunday
Miss Judith Ann Rowe and Robert Wilson Young wed in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in a 2 PM ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. The couple, both Frederick High School graduates, plan a trip and live in this city. The reception followed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The bride wore a silk organza gown with lace, veil, pearls, and a white orchid bouquet. The groom is employed in Price Electric's accounting dept. Both are linked to local families and events. A later community exhibit at the Chambersburg Recreation Center featured extensive coin collections by Vanderhoof and club members, with bourse tables from numerous states and cities.
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Judith Ann Rowe
Robert Wilson Young
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Maude &. Rowe
College Avenue
Lewis W. Rowe
John W. Young
Fairview Avenue
William F. Watkins Sr
Barbara Ann Ewing
Carol Ann Hartman
Brunswick
Claude Clemson
James Cramer
Daryl Feaga
Christie Hammond
Freddie Anderson
Ronald Spriggs
Donald Spalding
Francis Scott Key Hotel
James Spalding
Carolyn Keister
Frederick High School
Price Electric
Chambersburg Recreation Center
James Vanderhoof
J. Merle Kauffman
Clarence Pugh
William Steck
Floyd Sollenberger
United States
Mr. Vanderhoof
B.C
Elizabethtown
Womelsdorf
Camp Hill
Chambersburg
Seven Valleys
Irwin
Red Lion
Glenville
Thomasville
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
N. Y
Hagerstown
Phatty Davia Studie
H. Wilson Roderick Sr
Urbana
Joan Marilyn
Austin Wayne McKenzie
Austin F. McKenzie
RFD
Frederick
Miss Roderick
Government Employes Insurance Company
Chevy Chase
McKenzie
J. ©. Penney Company
Coin Show And Anniversary Dates In Chambersburg And Brunswick
The Friendly Coin Club of Chambersburg will sponsor the Fourth Annual Cumberland Valley Coin Show on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. in Chambersburg. Mr and Mrs Chester Phillips of Brunswick celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary May 3 with a party in their Brunswick home attended by about 200 relatives and friends.
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Friendly Coin Club
Chambersburg
Chester Phillips
Brunswick
Davis Studio Hall
Harold Carey
Braddock Heights
Raymond E. Dinnerman
Hagerstown
Coin dealers offer sale and trade in Glen Burnie Md
Local storefronts in Glen Burnie Md advertise United States and foreign coins for sale or trade along with complete coin supplies.
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Glen Burnle
United States
Gleason Concedes Defeat Ending Political Career in Maryland
James P. Gleason, a 42 year old Silver Spring lawyer and former Senate aide, concedes defeat to J Glenn Beall in the Maryland Republican primary. Beall wins 2 1 1 to 1. Gleason says the loss ends his active political career and plans to return to his family and work as a lawyer.
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Baltimore
James P. Gleason
J. Glenn Beall
Silver Spring
Beall
Gleason
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
William F. Knowland
California
Glenn Beall
Early manganese steel pioneer William J Taylor firm
William J Taylor of New Jersey led an early U.S. manganese steel venture in the 1800s, among the first to adopt the alloy for industrial use.
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William J. Taylor
N.J
U.S
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Morton M. Siegel
Rotary Club Committee
Ted Lewis
Mr. Siegel
Donny Roessler
Bonnie Caplan
Arts Council
Jack Gruber
Arts Council of
Frank J. Keefer
Gilbert and Sullivan
FHS
Frank and
Ralph Thomas Carrollton
Jackson Twins
Julius
Julian Jackson
East All Saints Street
Limbo Rockettes
Vivian Lee
McMurray
Renee Reid
F.C.C.A
Mrs. Ruth Brown
Reggy Davis
Madison Street
Miss Addison
Mr. Mason
Porgy
Bess
Faith B. Conway
Rebekah Lodge
Rythmetts
Fay Holland
Teresa Harris
Evelyn Holland
Lyvettes
Linda
Rosemarie and
Marva Harris
Charles and the
Donald Smith Jr
Charles H. Weedon
Russell Robbins Jr
The
Weverton
Ares
the News
Hota
Raup
Robert W. Young
Alden Summers Sr
Wwe
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