County 4-H Youths To Compete At State Level
Two Frederick County youths won top awards at the District 4-H Public Speaking Contest held at the Woodsboro Fire Hall. Wanda Black of Thurmont was girls champion and Jerry Anderson of Thurmont was boys reserve champion, with state level competition ahead. Other contestants included Skipper Roach Carrell County Wendy Bush Howard County Kandra Hall Montgomery County and Marian Metcalfe Carroll County. Judges were Betsy Watkins Westminster and J Harold Hooper Walkersville.
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Nelson Brooks
Woodsboro Fire Hall
Wanda Black
Marian Metcalfe
Donald Sealing
Jerry Anderson
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Glade Valley Lions Club
Lee Black
Thurmont
Eugene Anderson
Howard County
Carroll County
Skipper Roach
Carrell County
Kandra Hall
Montgomery County
Wendy
Milmo Hambleton
John Plog
David Tugend
Sally O. Miller
Homemakers Club Plans Baltimore Trip and September Meeting
The East Frederick Homemakers Club met at Mrs. William Obenderfer's home with 11 members present. President Mrs. Robert Coster led the session as officers read duties. A bus trip to Baltimore on June 7 was planned to visit Goodwill Industries Fort McHerry and the Baltimore Market.
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East Frederick
Baltimore
Goodwill Industries
Fort MccHerry
Baltimore Market
William A. Hoffman
Barwis
Jin Harg
Club
Grace Bussard
Montevue
Lloyd Eney
Revert Hiltner
Murray Fox
Heart Association Cutive
East Patrick Street
Willis
Bostian
Riddick
Bos
Silver Fancy Garden Club
George Green
Simon Klosky
Thomas J. Frailey
Victor Cullen Boys’ School
Liza Carpenter
Taneytown Pool
Boyer Nursery
Cashtown
Taney Inn
Polygamy proposed for elderly widows after 60
An expert on elderly care suggests legal polygamy for those over 60 to aid aging widows with scarce eligible men. The writer rejects the idea, arguing women cannot share a husband or endure two women living together and daily chatter from both sides.
Miss Comer Plans June Wedding
Mrs. Ruth N. Cavell of Boyds announces the engagement of her foster daughter Miss Eleanor Aileen Comer to Charles Edwin Smith Jr. of Seneca. Comer graduates Poolesville High School in June and the couple plans a June wedding at Germantown Baptist Church in Germantown.
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Ruth N. Cavell
Boyds
Eleanor Aileen Comer
Charles Edwin Smith Jr
Charles Smith Jr
Seneca
Miss Comer
Poolesville High School
Germantown Baptist Church
Germantown
Three Is Still A Crowd and the Widow Question
A fragment suggests debate over male presence in households and widows’ independence. It hints at a chief character facing arguments about companionship and “half a man,” noting elderly widows’ ability to manage without a husband and their likely disinterest in such an arrangement.
Engaged Sylvia Dudash to Edward Pyles Readies June 25 Wedding
Mrs. Sylvia Yvonne Dudash of Frederick Street plans a June 25 wedding to Edward Hale Pyles son of the Rev William A Pyles of South Jefferson Street formerly of Manheim West Virginia. Miss Dudash a Hood College senior and 1962 Frederick High graduate. Pyles a 1959 Rowlesburg High School graduate and 1962 Hagerstown Business College graduate employed as an accountant for J M Bucheimer and as business manager for Frederick Community College. The couple will wed at All Saints Episcopal Church.
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John Dudash
Washington Street
Sylvia Yvonne
Edward Hale Pyles
William A. Pyles
South Jefferson Street
Manheim
W. VA
Dudash
Frederick High School
Hood College
Pyles
Rowlesburg High School
Hagerstown Business College
J. M. Bucheimer Company
Frederick Community College
All Saints Episcopal Church
Dear Polly Pointers: witty kitchen tips and fixes
Polly's Problem offers practical reader tips from Polly's Pointers column. Mrs W B asks about singeing chickens with electricity, while Mary suggests a fishing line as a cheese cutter substitute. Readers share kitchen storage fixes to prevent breakage in crowded spaces.
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Polly
Mary
How To Singe A Chicken And Set The Table
A fragment from a Dear Polly column explains chores for girls setting the table and a practical nut cracking tip using a plastic bag to contain shells. It notes avoiding flying fragments and shows how to crack nuts flat to monitor for complete cracking.
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Polly
M.E.W
Woman's Advancement Topic At Zonta Inter-City Luncheon
Frederick Zonta Club hosted an Inter-City Luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with delegates from District II clubs. Guest speaker Pearl G. Spindler, chief of special projects for the U S Bureau of Labor, spoke on challenges facing women and bureau efforts on wages, conditions, equal pay, and leadership opportunities.
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Zonta International District
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Pearl G. Spindler
Women’s Bureau of
The
U.S
Marie Howell
Department of Labor
Agnes Pfeifer
Edna J. Mensell
Zonta Club
Spindler
Frederick
Zonta
District
Women's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Bureau
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Paul Stevens
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Ellis
Marriane Fogle
Hooper
Russell Green
Dolly
Jo Ann
Charlotte
Pearl Ann
Sam
Ruth
Delores Sutton
Joy
Edward
George
Gloria
Price
Jeff
Fom New
Ballenger
Howard Fry
Ballenger Homemakers’ Club
Jug Bridge
B. C. Thomas Jr
Frederick County Heart Association
George B. Douglas
Helen Bostian
Thomas
Miss Eleanor Comer
Sylvia Dudash
By Ruth Millert
Polly Cramer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ritchie
South Market St
North Market St
Spartan
Browning Construction CO
Cedar Grove
Edna Mensell
Wilmington, Delaware
Bethesda-Silver Spring
Arlington
Hagerstown
Washington
Edgar B. Palmer
Samuel V. Palmer
N. Carroll St
E. Main St
Emmitsburg
Noah E. Cramer
N. Court St
FredeRick, Md
Boyer
Insurance Agency
General Insurance Real Estate Travel Service
S. Market St
Jacently
Independent Agents Today
Null, Inc
West Patrick St
Nathan Jacobson Insurance
Agency
Irma I. Baer
West Church
Stoffersanner
Nicodemus
General Insurance Real Estate
North Court St
Coblentz and Main, Inc
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