All-County HLS Band Concert Wednesday Night
The nineteenth annual All-Frederick County high school band concert is set for Wednesday at 8:30 PM in the Baker Park band shell. Directed by Sperry L. Storm and Charles C. T. Stull, the 105-member band includes 28 girls and 77 boys with ages around sixteen, featuring a varied program from marches to overtures and a finale with the national anthem.
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Frederick County
Baker Park
Sperry L. Storm
Frederick High School
Charles C. T. Stull
Dftch
Majesty of America
Bennett
Overture
Aurora
Paul Yoder
AL Jegro de Concert
Singlelee
Lamar Foreman
Leon Masser
Frank
Yin Tyeryar
Morton Mower
Kenneth Barker
Edward Rice
Reyburn Browning
Maxwell Day
Roneberg
Old MacDonald
Merle Isac
Arthur Sullivan
Local Names Highlight Frederick Area May Events
The May 1963 issue lists numerous residents and families from Frederick and surrounding towns including Emmitsburg Middletown Thurmont Walkersville and Liberty. Notable names include Andrew Kritsing Reyburn Browning Charles Powell Delmar Rippeon Ada Rice Edward Rice and many others across several communities.
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the News
Frederick
Mower
Andrew Kritsing
Reyburn Browning
Charles Powell
Delmar Rippeon
Austin Rhoads
Ada Rice
Edward Rice
Merhle Ramsburg
Marthe Reeder
Randolph Rosencrantz
Lawrence Shaw
Thomas Shafter
Barbara Sibert
Peter Shipley
Joyce Simpson
Clayton Smith
Betty L. Smith
Mattie Snyder
James Taylor
Irving Thomas
Franklin Tyeryar
Andrew Victor
Rudolph
Mack Remsberg
Middletown
Evangeline Grimm
Leroy Boller
Betsy Ross Smith
Thurmont
Patricia Koitler
Peggy Powell
Dotty Strine
Walkersville
D A R Honors Three Revolutionary Graves in Carroll County
Westminster May 21 William Winchester chapter D A R marked graves of three Revolutionary soldiers in Carroll county The Wolfe cemetery near Union Bridge marked John Ory who served in the Fifth Maryland regiment He died September 17 1804 great great grandfather of Mrs F Donald Shriver The second grave Lt Col David Shriver buried in Shriver cemetery Farm Content Avondale near New Windsor Col Shriver died at 91 January 29 1828 Ceremony read by Mrs Frank Hurt and Mrs Donald Shiver Third grave Capt Samuel DeWees Union cemetery Manchester inscription Born 1760 died 1846 Afterward the party visited Miss Ceesham Shower home for refreshments
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Westminster
William Winchester
D. AR
Carroll County
Wolfe Cemetery
Union , Bridge
John Ory
Maryland
F. Donald Shriver
Frank Hurt
Donald Shriver
David Shriver
Shiver
Avondale
New , Windsor
Col
Shriver
Franke Hurt
Donald Shiver
Pagar
William Penn
Shrivers
Capt
DeWees
Union Cemetery
Manchester
Samuel DeWees
D AR
Ceesham
Shower
Displaced Ukrainians Join I Am An American Day Parade
More than 100 displaced persons marched in a 20 block parade in Baltimore yesterday. The event concluded with an oath of allegiance as part of I Am An American Day. Ukrainian refugees led the procession while Senator Herbert R. O'Conor urged an embargo on war materials to Communist dominated nations.
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Baltimore
Teres Mees
Herbert R. O'Conor Wdmc
Taft Holds Off On Active Bid For 1952 Nomination
Senator Taft of Ohio says he will not decide for several months whether to mount an active run for the 1952 Republican presidential nomination. He heads the Senate Republican Policy Committee and is viewed as a leading contender alongside General Eisenhower. Taft notes it is too early to gauge party sentiment as workers survey opinions nationwide. He may enter if strong support emerges, but will not force a hard fight.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Dwight D Eisenhower
Ohioan
Adenauer Accepts Britain Visit Invitation
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer accepted an invitation to visit Britain soon in an official announcement. Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison extended the invitation during his visit to Bonn, with no date set for the trip. A separate line instructs using cold water and ammonia to clean matting, not soap.
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Britain
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Herbert Morrison
Adanauer
Briain
Sail for Europe as 2000 Troops Sail for Europe
New York reports nearly 2,000 soldiers aboard a troop transport bound for Europe led by 1,500 advance elements of the U S 4th Infantry Division. An Army public relations officer said another 350 men on board were replacements.
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Europe
New York
U. S. 4Th Infantry Division
Air Force to Add Allied Defense Contributions
The services will provide additional support to allied defense efforts abroad. The measures are part of broader defense plans to bolster morale, logistics, and operational capacity for overseas forces.
Manslaughter Charge Likely In Damascus Crash
A 19 year old man, David W Rhinecker of Gaithersburg Route 1, faces a manslaughter by automobile charge in a May 12 crash that killed a Damascus High School student and injured six others. Rhinecker also is charged with speeding over 40 miles per hour as authorities planned to lodge the manslaughter count. Miss Joan M Dalrymple, 16, who died from a fractured skull in the same wreck, was buried Sunday at Damascus Methodist Church.
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David W. Rhinecker
Route 1
Gaithersburg
Damascus
Rhinecker
Charles A. Price
Damascous Methodist Church
Joan M. Dalrymple
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Obituary for Joan Dalrymple of Damascus and Bladensburg
Services led by Rev. A Odell Osteen drew a large crowd and many floral tributes. Honorary pallbearers included Miss Dalrymple's high school class and faculty. active pallbearers were Ellis Cline, Joseph Abrahams, Aubrey Mullineaux, Earl King, Chris Pappas, Courtney Layton, David Smith and Michael Tabler. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Joan, daughter and only child of Mr and Mrs George B Dalrymple of Damascus, was the daughter of a retired metallurgist at the Bureau of Mines. The family had lived in Bladensburg for many years.
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A. Odell Osteen
Miss Dalrymple
Ellis’ Cline
Joseph Abrahams
Aubrey Mullineaux
Earl King
Chris Pappas
Courtney Layton
David Smith
Michael Tabler
Church
Joan
George B. Dalrymple
Damascus
Dalrymple
Bureau of Mines
Bladensburg
Four Die In Bedford Automobile Crash on Lincoln Highway
An elderly driver and his 18 year old grandson died in a head on crash on a Lincoln Highway curve near Bedford. Four others perished: Jacob Morris 65 Mrs David North craft 60 Barbara Mowry 16 and Jane Weaver 15. Three others were injured. State Trooper Patric Stakem cited excessive speed as the crash cause.
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Bedford
Jacob Morris
Mains Choice
David Northcraft
Caneysville
Bedfor County
Barbara Mowry
Nea Beaton
Jane Weaver
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West Trenton
N. J
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Optometrist
North Market St
Kolor-Bak
America
Erome
Sid Jerome
Ben Young
Kemp
Bemberg
St.Joseph
MT. Zion
Haughs
Lutheran Church Ladiesburg
Ritchie Associates “Finance Corporation
Rockville
Montgomery Ave
Thone
Carroll Theater
Merly
Bladensburg Higg School
Centerville
Patric Stakem
Pearre
Firestone
Tyie
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
E. Patrick Sr
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
O Pv
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Sears
David Bradley
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S. Market ST
Frederick, MD
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