Farewell Luncheon for Miss Waesche and Mrs Firor
Episcopal Church Women of Catoctin Parish hosted a farewell luncheon at Camp Cozy near Thurmont for Miss Mary Waesche and Mrs Grace Firor who depart for Boulder Colorado. The event marked the tenth anniversary of the church group with Col John R Holt presenting Historic Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Waesche
Grace Firor
Camp Cozy
Thurmont
Episcopal Church
Randolph Wasche
Waesche
Firor
Church Women’s Organization
Bradley Carbaugh
Leslie Schwindt
Robert Hunter
A. D. Flory
Halloween Festivities At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Halloween decorations light up Frederick Memorial Hospital with pumpkins and fall flowers in the cafeteria. Mrs Kreissig and Miss Toth oversee costumes and treats for patients, including decorated trays and gingerbread. A Halloween birthday honors Miss Evelyn Blackston. Freshman student nurses host a costume party in the Rum pus Room with Nursing Director Estelle Collins attending. The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce parade features the Alumnas float Rapid City Quints Survive, with Mrs Marian Comer as chair. Penny the Beallsville correspondent ghost writer aids deadlines but is fatally attacked by dogs shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fred Kreissig
Women’s Auxiliary
Renee Toth
Dietitian
Evelyn Blackston
Estelle Collins
Rapid City
S. D. Quints
Frederick
Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club Charity Game Winners
The Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club held a charity game on Wednesday at 7 30 p m with 14 tables led by director Mrs Helen Rees. North south winners were Manuel M Weinberg and Mrs Gerald Yonetz and East west winners included Mrs Mildred Harper and Mrs Maybelle Feaga with other placing pairs listed. Games occur weekly at Cozy Restaurant Thurmont starting at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Mildred Harper
Maybelle Feaga
P. Thomas
Jerrold Gould
Frederick Klein
Ann Floyd
Jules Shapiro
Cozy Restaurant
Thurmont
Frederick Bridge Club Winners at Elks Game
Frederick members met at the Elks Club on West Second Street for a weekly bridge game. In the North-South flight Manuel M Weinberg and Carroll Schwarz took first place, with Dr. Harry Gray and Dr. A J Kime second, Charles Crum and George Hedstrom third, and Mr and Mrs Glenn C Wilhide fourth. In the East-West division, Harold Keller duo won first, Charles A Price and Mrs Ins Yonetz second, Mrs Maybelle Feaga and Mrs Mildred Harper third, and Mrs Ta OConnor and Mrs Vida Arotsky fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bridge Club
Elks Club
West Second Street
Manuel M. Weinberg
Carroll Schwarz
Harry Gray
A. J.kime
Charles Crum
George Hedstrom
Glenn C. Wilhide
Harold Keller
Charles A. Price
Ins Yonetz
Maybelle Feaga
Mildred Harper
Ta O'Connor
Vida Arotsky
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records an October birth list listing multiple families with newborns. Names include James Todd Tritt and Howard Vernon Rho derick among others, with details on order, gender, and days of birth.
Arts Council Hood Join For Foreign Films
The Arts Council for Frederick County and Hood College arrange a Foreign Film Festival at Hood’s Hudson Science Hall Auditorium with six showings over six months. Films will premiere Sundays and Mondays, starting November 2 with a repeat on November 3, followed by December 2 and a two-night schedule thereafter through January and February 1964, coordinated with Hood Renaissance Club and clocking 8:30 p.m. start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts Council For
Frederick County
Hood College
Maurice Guss
Arts Council
Hudson Science Hall
Renaissance Club
Guss
Janet Stephan
Hood
Zonta Club Frederick Hosts Halloween Party With 37 Attendees
The Zonta Club of Frederick held its annual Halloween party at Friendship House near Buckeystown. Capt. Joy Woodcock won for original costume in coveralls with corn shacks. Marjorie Etchison earned prettiest in a gown worn by her mother 35 years ago. Funniest costumes featured Grace Stickel and Beatrice Fehr as gypsies. G. L. Thomas Jr. judged, Loren e Bowlus led meeting in President Lloyd Church Smith’s absence.
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Zonta Club
Frederick
Friendship House
C. Lease
Marge
A. Hart Etchison
Grace Stickel
Beatrice C. Fehr
Capt
Joy
G. L. Thomas Jr
Lloyd Church Smith
Lorene W. Bowlus
Pauline H. Runkles
Mr. Bussard
Helen J. Collins
Bussard
Jane Speer
Runkles
Mildred Dunne
Dorothy Handley
Louise Thompson
G. Plitt van Eiff, Sr
Nan K. Roderick
G.L. Thomas, Jr
It's Work Day For Church Youth
The Youth Fellowship of the Evangelical Reformed Church will take part in the eighth annual Christ's Workday observance. Youths will seek odd jobs such as raking leaves washing windows polishing gear and garden chores to raise funds for the Christian World Mission Fund of the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Fellowship
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Christian World Mission Fund of
Church
Feather-light plane flies over half a mile at 19 mph
A slender-winged aircraft achieved a half mile distance at 19 miles an hour. Its sole power source was a conl eras' man whose ee.
Advertising Committee Plans Snow Ball Ads in 1963
The Advertising Committee of the 1963 Snow Ball met at the home of chairwoman Mrs. Robert S. Rothenhoefer on West Twelfth Street. The event, a major Snow Ball sponsored by the Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, raises funds for hospital support. Co chairwoman Mrs. Forrest T. White outlined procedures and set November 15 as the deadline for all program copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
West Twelfth Street
Frederick Me
Morial Hospital
Emmett R. Bowlus
Horace F. Kline Jr
Chase C. Gove Jr
Robert Rothenhoefer
Forrest T. White
Harold Feldman
John Houston
James B. Bartgis
George C. Stauffer
Russell Litten
Bernard Davis
Victor
McCarthy Marks 40 Years in Show Business
AP writer Bob Thomas details Charles McCarthy and Edgar Bergen marking four decades in entertainment. Bergen recalls ventriloquism history from 1922 Chicago to radio peak, noting Charlie’s unchanged persona, and their limited TV success with Mortimer Snerd. Bergen later adapted to lectures on humor with Charlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Charles McCarthy
Charlie
Edgar Bergen
Joey Bishop
Litte
Edgar
Bergen
Chicago
W.C. Fields
Mortimer Snerd
Effie Klinker
Charlie and Mortimer
Minister And Wife Wed 25 Years
Rev. and Mrs. Albert W. Lenz celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on October 29 with a family dinner at the home of Mrs. Lenz’s sister in Atco New Jersey. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Hannaway and their children Beth and David, Byron H. Husaberg, Duncan M. Hunsberg and Peggy, Ruth L. Norris and Jimmy, with noted relatives from North Wales and Pottstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Lenz
Lenzs Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary in Norristown
Neetsville Presbyterian Church marks the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lenz who wed in Norristown Pa. Deborah Hunsberger Lenz, born in India to missionaries, is a Lake Erie College and Hartford Seminary graduate. Theodore Warren Lenz, raised in Newark N J, studied at Bloomfield College Princeton Seminary and Hartford Theological Seminary. The couple has a daughter Ruth Norris and son Theodore at Yale, with three grandchildren. Mrs. Lenz writes for the News-Post and donation day raised over 700 plus linens towels and canned goods benefitting a local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neetsville Presbyterian Church
Lenz
Norristown
India
Deborah 5. Hunsberger
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Ohio
Hartford Theological Seminary
Hartford Conn
Newark
N. J
Bloomfield
Princeton Theological Seminary
Berlin
Marburg
Germany
Pleasant Grove
Schooley’s Mountain
Mansfield
Tioga
Jeannie
Jimmy
The
News-Post
BPW Plans For Programs At Frederick Chapter Dinner
The Frederick Chapter of the Negro Business and Professional Women met at a dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Plans for the coming year include membership commitments, program guides, attention to an African project, and contributions to the National Building Fund. The group will attend the National Convention Awards Banquet in November at the Mae Hilton Hotel in Washington with Eunice Hutchins, Edith Addison, Mary Thomas, and Yvonne Bourne among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Negro Business and Professional Women
Francis Scott Key Hotel
National Building Fund
Mae Hilton
Washing
Eunice Hutchins
Edith Addison
Mary Thomas
Treseura
Yvonne Bourne
Mature Woman Panel Topic by Jewish Women Council
The Council of Jewish Women presents a panel on The Mature Woman on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Beth Sholom Synagogue. Panelists include Margaret Munn Hood College education professor. Jean Marnish Frederick County Health Department psychiatrist. Edward D. Storm prominent lawyer. and Dr Richard C. Reynolds local physician. Miss Munn will moderate. Members of local clubs and civic organizations are invited. council president is Mrs Ned Levien and community members are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
Beth Sholom
Margaret Munn
Hood College
Jean Marnish
Frederick County Health Department
Edward D. Storm
Richard C. Reynolds
Munn
Ned Levien
Levien
Farm Youths Win Four Year College Scholarships
Two Maryland farm youths Blair W. Stiles of Gaithersburg and Charles B. Streaker of West Friendship, both freshmen at the University of Maryland, received four year 1300 Southern States Cooperative Scholarships. Stiles plans to be a veterinarian after high school where he ranked among the top 10 of 222, was a National Honor Society member, school bank participant, varsity athlete, and active in FFA and 4H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Blair W. Stiles
Gaithersburg
Charles B. Streaker
West Friendship
University of Maryland
Stiles
Gaithersburg High School
National Honor Society
School Bank
United States
Braddock Church Opens Sunday School Signups
Braddock Heights Sunday School opens at the Church of the Transfiguration. Registration starts at 10 a.m. Sunday at Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home on Jefferson Boulevard. All interested young people invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Church of the Transfiguration
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest
Jefferson Boulevard
Hair care tips and a salon advert at Shehoken House of Hair
With a health kick in mind the article notes that good general health supports hair health through a balanced diet water and exercise. It stresses personal care like brushing protecting from elements and regular salon visits. It highlights Shehoken House of Hair Fashions at 10 East Church St and offers a hint about Emery repairs for loose jewelry with nail polish. mentions Sally catch and a temporary fix.
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Aevans
Shehoken House OF Hair Fashions
East Church St
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