Anniversary of Church at Creagerstown observed
Creagerstown's St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church marked its 2251st anniversary with a full day of services. Rev. Francis E. Reinberger delivered the morning sermon, with Miss Clar ence E. Long organist and Mrs. Masten D. Long choir director. Rev. Dr. F. R. Seibel Jr. spoke at the afternoon service and later led a memorial service. A fellowship lunch drew about 100 attendees and numerous floral tributes honored church members and former pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Evangelical Lutherans Church
Creagerstown
Francis E. Reinberger
Gettysburg Seminary
Clarence E. Long
Masten D. Long
Glenna Leatherman
F. R. Seibel Jr
Silver Run
C. Edwin Free
Eugene Lare
Richard Smith
William Kolb
Charles Shorb
William Burdette
The
Faithful
Parrish House
Maryland
Baltimore’ Sun
Creagh’ Erstown
Bentztown Bard
Creazerstown
Frederick
Rev Dei
Maurice Hbifinad
John Ahal
Thei
Monocacy River
Louisville
Penna., Band
Michael Wachter
Zufall
Optimists Hear Zufall Speak on Teen Trends
Members of the Frederick Optimist Club heard John Zufall known as Happy Johnny share views on teen delinquency and parent roles during a Wednesday meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He tied Youth Appreciation Week to November 1–10 and discussed rising youth crime, radio and media influence, and child discipline changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John Zufall
Happy Johnny
Francis Scot Rey Hotel
Optimist
Zufall
United States
Biles
F.B.1
Iblems
Jerry
Lewis
Ernie Stephens
Youth AP
Ipavenis
Frederick School of Dancing notes Royal Ballet visit
Frederick School of Dancing delegates attended a Royal Ballet performance at the Capital Theater in Washington Friday night as part of their training. The group included Linda Hawes Stephanie Cherry Ida Culhan Grace Offutt and others. Next they plan a January 22 appearance featuring the New York City Ballet Co with The Nutcracker and stars Maria Tollchief and Andre Eglent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick School of Dancing
Royal Ballet
Saddlers Wells
Capital Theater
Washington
Frederick
Linda Hawes
Stephanie Cherry
Ida Culhan
Grace Offutt
jRex Brennaman
Nancy
Ralph Shockey
David
Janice Popp
Connie
Charles
Heffield
Sharon
Louis Schoolman
Chilen
Dinah
Wm. Brosius
Carol
Pat
New Yor City Ballet Co
Capital Theatre
the Nutcraker
Maria Tollchief
Andre Eglent
Florists From Four Cities Join Urbana Dinner Tour
Florists from Baltimore Washington York and Lancaster will join the annual Sreen Thumb Tour on Tuesday November 12. D Stewart Padgett of Dundalk Florists chair the event highlighted by a dinner at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana. The Baltimore Allied Florists Association led by Henry W Fischer of Franklinville organizes the tour which traditionally welcomes growers and now includes retailers and wholesalers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
York
Lancaster
D. Stewart Padgett
Dunda
Peter Pan Inn
Urvana
Baltimore Allied Florists Association
Henry W. Fischer
Franklinville
Wastington
York Allied
Lancaster County Florist Association
Fischer
A. Gude & Sons
Rockville
Ridgeville
Fort Detrick
Alfred Zimmerman
Louis Kapeck
Frederick
Maryland
Western Maryland Homecoming Queen and Court named
Wilma Robertson of Rockville elected Homecoming Queen at Western Maryland College in Westminster. Her court includes Carol Burton Dundalk Shirley Ream Oakland Sue Cossabone Woodbury Lynne Sterling Crisfield. Parade ride at 12:20 then game at Hoffa Field with President and Mrs. Ensor. Alumni reception and Homecoming Ball follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Robertson
Rockville
Western
Maryland College
Westminster
Carol Burton
Dundalk
Shirley Ream
Oakland
Sue Cossabone
Woodbury
C J
Lynne Sterling
Crisfield
Westminsster
Anto Hoffa
Lowell S. Ensor
Maryland
Philadelphia
Drexel Institute of Technology
Leeway
Miss Ream
Harland G. Ream
Route 1
Barbara Sterling
Linwood Sterling
Asbury Avenue
Optimists Observe Hallowe en With Parties
The Frederick Optimist club held two Hallowe en events one for members at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Ritchie Middletown with refreshments and games and another for the Junior Optimist Club at the club rooms on West South Street led by Melvin Lowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ann Thomas
Howell Movement at Bridge Game
The Howell Movement was used Monday night in Frederick Bridge Club's duplicate game. Winners were Manuel M. Weinherz and spouse in first, Kalavski and Lockwood in second, Spero and Jacobson in third, and Wil ude with Phillips Pearson tied for fourth and eleventh. Texas observes Independence Day and San Jacinto Day along with Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Frederick Bridge
Manuel M. Weinherz
Paul Kalavski
T. H. Lockwood
Leonard Spero
Julius Jacobson
Glenn C. Wil Ude
Phillips G. Pearson
Texas
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Davis
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Frederick High
Grace Engelbrecht
Anne Fry
Maloney
Portland
Thomas E. Maloney
Vice
Richard M.clendenin
College Avenue
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
J. Richard Ramsburg
Clendenin
Arthur G. Schuettinger
G. L. Thomas Jr
Ssow Ball
Frank Keefer
George Ziegler
Patrick Schnauffer
A. B. Collinus
Richard Summers
Frederick High School
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood College
Ed Daugherty
Roy Crum
Thej
Urbana
Amvets
Middletow
Dick Harp
Melvin M. Engle
Battery Service
Seiberling Tires
Carroll ST
Woodlawn Heating & Air Conditioning
the Furnace Co
Unter
Thatcher
Woodlawn
Frederick Avenue
Gaithersburg
Steg
N. Frederick Avenue
Gaithersburg, Md
Steed
Western Md
Hallowe’ En
Edward Siedling
Carroll Parkway
Frederick, Md
Hallmark
Norcrossberger’s—Market St
Universal
Edward S. Mobley
Wilson Place
Jacobson’s
Eeei 1
Ae Ee Acree
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