Misa Bader Honored On Birthday and DAR Leadership
Mrs Joseph C Hemp of Walkersville was elected regent of the Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at a meeting at the home of Mrs Edward N Widmayer Monrovia. Charles L Mullen retiring regent presided Guest speaker was Miss Pearl Eader national defense chairman who spoke on Why Our Society Is Great. Miss Bader Braddock Heights, near 90th birthday was honored with orchid corsage and cake Other officers elected for three year terms include Mrs Chifford Weber vice regent Mrs John M Culler Jr second vice regent Mrs Mildred G Stitley chaplain Mrs Clarence Merriman recording secretary Miss Caroline Winebrenner corresponding secretary Mrs Aimee S Malone treasurer Mrs Hammond Clary registrar Mrs Rhoda Fogle historian Mrs George L Bennett librarian Mrs William M Storm assistant librarian Mrs Ned Zeiler editor and Mrs C Herbert Kreh special delegate Mrs Hemp has served in various DAR roles including vice regent and special delegate She chaired Freedom Bells for Let Freedom Ring Again and co chaired sewing for the Maryland World's Fair display She received a Governor s citation for the World s Fair banner project Flag Day Luncheon set for June 14 at Peter Pan Inn Reservations due by June 10 A Flag Day junior program led by Mrs Fisher and Mrs David E Aldridge will follow June 16 at 12 30 pm
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Joseph C Hemp
Walkersville
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Edward N. Widmayer
Monrovia
Charles L. Mullen
Pearl Eader
National Defense
Hemp
Eader
National Defense Committee
Bader
Braddock Heights
Chifford Weber
John M Culler Jr
Mildred G. Stitely
Clarence Merriman
Caroline Winebrenner
Aimee S. Malone
Peter Pan Inn
Malone
Louis Fisher
East View
Fisher
David E. Aldridge
Memorial book fundraiser at C Burr Artz Library
The C Burr Artz Library invites donations for memorial books, each with a plate naming the honoree and donor. The Kiwanis Club of Frederick recently placed a memorial honoring Jesse B. Anders, a Frederick antiquation volume titled Victorian Antiques by Thelma Shull.
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C. Burr Artz Library
Kiwanis Club of
Frederick
Jesse B. Anders
Thelma Shull
Selections From The Young Adult Collection Baton Twirling and Russia Eyewitness History
Highlights from the Young Adult Collection include a guide to baton twirling by Atwater and a Russia Eyewitness History selection by Rhoda Hoff. The baton book explains art and skill with American roots, while Hoff assembles 23 centuries of Russian firsthand accounts by diverse authors, tracing textures of history to today.
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Constance Atwater
B.C
Herodotus
Russia
Miss Hoff
Ivan the Terrible
John Reed
Adult Scouts Complete Training in Out-of-Door Course
Frederick County Girl Scout volunteers completed an outdoor training course at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church led by Mrs Franklin Wastler. Participants from Frederick Middletown Thurmont Woodsboro and Mt Airy joined an overnight Camp Baker encampment and planned a Misty Mount Junior encampment for October 8 9 and 10 with over 100 girls expected.
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Fredericks County
Franklin Wastler
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Camp Baker
Misty Mount
Frederick County
Spectacles through the ages at Zonta meet
Mrs. Bonita Maas of Maas Opticians traced spectacle history from 13th century origins to 1700s Franklin improvements. She defined the four eye profession roles ophthalmologist optician optometry and discussed her Mississippi roots education and Frederick Maryland business career. She urged against cut rate aids while showcasing vintage to future eyewear. The Zonta Club session, led by Miss Rita Geiskin, noted no May 31 meeting and a June 7 follow up.
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Maas Opticians
Zonta Club
Marco Polo
China
Nuremberg
Benjamin Franklin
Francis Scott Key
Maas
William Carey College
Hattiesburg
Miss
Soule Business College
New Orleans
Washington
Harrisonburg V
Frederick
Hagerstown
Rita Geiskin
Homemakers Clubs Plan Summer Picnics And Meetings
Buckeystown Homemakers Club to Lancaster Pa June 1 with 22 members and 6 guests. Ballenger and Mt. Pleasant groups discuss accessories and art with demonstrations. several nominating committees named. upcoming picnics set for late June and early July. various club activities and guest speakers noted.
Portrait of Francis Scott Key Gifted by Kiwanis Club
A Frederick Kiwanis Club donation in 1925 placed a portrait of Francis Scott Key in the Francis Scott Key Hotel lobby. A 1925 letter by Dorsey Etchison praised William Grinage, a Frederick artist who reportedly painted the piece. Local church records link other Grinage works and family details, while researchers seek the artist’s signature on the Key portrait.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Key
All Saints Street
Editoy
Dorsey Etchison
William Grinage
Etchison
Grinage
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