UNICEF Collection Tops $1 600 in Frederick Area Drive
More than 275 local youths raised over 1600 for UNICEF during a Wednesday trick or treat event hosted by the Junior Women's Club. The drive drew wide participation from city and county youth groups with varied totals listed, highlighting strong community support for aiding ill and malnourished children worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
Unicef
Junior Woman’s Club
Junior Woman's Club
Frederick
Calvary M Y.F
First Baptist
Trinity Myf
Good Shepherd Luther League
Church of the Brethren
Poet Paul Engle to speak on American Literature in Westminster
Paul Engle, noted poet and director of Iowa's creative writing program, speaks at Western Maryland College Alumni Hall Westminster on What is Happening to American Literature Now. He discusses his Midwest perspective and lists works including Worn Earth Corn American Song and American Child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Engle
Alumni Hall
Western Maryland College
Westminster
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
mid-West
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Engle
Coe College
University of Iowa
Columbia University
Merton College
Oxford University
Rhodes
Stork Shower Held Recently in Dickerson
A miscellaneous stork shower honored Mrs. Richard Bodmer at the Poole home in Dickerson. Guests included Mrs. Russell J. Rachel and many relatives and friends. Several senders of gifts could not attend, listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bodmer
Ray Poole
Bodmer
Russell Rachel
Ruth Roberson
Joseph Mills
Martha Mills
Louise Stottlemyer
Blanche Jeffers
Randy Poole
Donna Rae Poole
Anna Jane Poole
Melle Bodmer
Virgie Bodmer
Susie Moore
Helen Allnutt
Carol Sullivan
Vada Stottlemyer
Mary Willams
Mary
Joan Gibson
Mary Foster
Edith Hoover
Tickets Selling Well For Charlie Byrd Jazz Concert
Tickets for the Charlie Byrd Jazz Concert on November 21 are selling briskly says Mrs. Robert Middlemas, chair of the Frederick Jewish Women’s Council benefit. Tickets available across Frederick area and in Hagerstown, Thurmont, Taneytown, Westminster, Walkersville, Emmitsburg, and at several local stores and centers. Existing patrons with earlier purchases will be honored at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Middlemas
Middlemas
Frederick
Council For Jewish Women
Frederick High School
Harold Feldman
Easter Seal Treatment Center
Colonial Music Shop
Terrace Lanes
Fort Detrick
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Taneytown
Davis Buick
Westminster
Brunswick
Walkersville Pharmacy
Walkersville
Bucher’s Motel
Emmitsburg
Charlie Byrd
Woodwind Quintet Concert At Western Maryland College
The Woodwind Quintet featuring pianist Arleen Heggemeier performs November 13 at 8 15 pm in Alumni Hall Western Maryland College Westminster Tickets available at Myers Brothers Westminster or Alumni Hall ticket office the evening of the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Arleen Heggemeier
Alumni Hall
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Myers Brothers
Rippeon Family Reunion Near New Market
The Rippeon reunion gathered 205 relatives in the meadow of Roy E. Rippeon Jr. near New Market recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rippeon
Roy E. Rippeon Jr
New Market
Ladies Auxiliary Tenth Anniversary At Carroll Manor Fire House
The Ladies Auxiliary of Carroll Manor Fire Company celebrated its tenth anniversary at the Adamstown fire house with 115 members and guests in attendance. Activities included readings, pledges, and remarks by past presidents from 1954 onward, with officers introduced and decorations in green and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
Fred Carlin
Elmer Michael
Helen Davis
Monroe T'mas
Clyde Adams
Treasury
Jennings Bailey
Robert DeRose
Robert Tuck
Preston Smith
Walter Page
Charles Rhoderick
Melvin Ringer
Eugene Johnson
Walker Smith
Coin Show Set for Hanover Pa Hosted by Numismatic Society
Plans are complete for the first annual Coin Show to be held November 7 and 8 at the Friendship Fire Hall in Hanover Pa. Sponsored by the Hanover Numismatic Society, the event features 31 dealers from four states and displays from private collections. Open hours are 10 am to 10 pm on November 7 and 1 pm to 6 pm on November 8, with about 500 collectors expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Hall
Hanover
The
Hanover Numismatic Society
Hanover Club
Murray Creswell Wedding Takes Place In Middletown
Miss Brenda Sue Creswell and Airman Ronald Lee Murray wed at Evangelical Lutheran Zion in Middletown officiated by Rev J Paul Seltzer. The bride, daughter of J Howard Creswell and wife, wore ivory brocade with cathedral train and pearl jewelry. The couple will live in Altus Oklahoma after November 15 where the groom is stationed with the U S Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Sue Creswell
Ronald Lee Murray
Evangelical Lutheran Church Zion
Middletown
J. Howard Creswell
RFD
Frederick Thegroom
Norman T. Murray
Mt Airy
J. Paul Seltzer
Etree Creswell
Ewspaperrarhive
Cynthia Boller
Airy
Christine Schmitt
Mary H Hoffman
G. Carlton Rhoderick
Mary Lynne Crawford
Frederick
Altus
Oklahoma
U.S. Air Force
Frederick High School
Sagner, Inc
Mt. Airy
Bailey Technical Institute
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Washington
Baltimore
Bel Air
Engagements Announced for Rhoderick and Warfield Matches
Mr and Mrs Joseph F Rhoderick of Braddock Heights announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jo Rhoderick to Philip H Lindenstruth son of Mrs Carroll E Krichbaum of Jack Son Wilhelm Lindenstruth of Frankfurt Germany a Frederick High School and Naval Academy graduate now at Fort Detrick A July wedding is planned. Mr and Mrs James G Titus Poolesville announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Jane Titus to Donald R Warfield son of Mr and Mrs Edward Warfield Sr Danville Pa Warfield is a 1960 Danville High School graduate now with John McShain Inc Poolesville The wedding is set for December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F Rhoderick
Braddock Heights
Mary Jo
Philp H. Lindenstruth
Rhoderick
Middletown High School
Frostburg State College
Middletown Elementary
Lindenstruth
Carroll E. Krichbaum
Jack
Wilhelm A. Lindenstruth
Frankfurt
Germany
Frederick High School
United States Naval Academy
Fort Detrick
James G Titus
Poolesville
Betty Jane
Donald R. Warfield
Mr. Warfield
Edward Warfield
Danville, Pa
Danville Senior High School
John MecShain Inc
Glade Valley Grange installs officers at October meeting
Members gathered October 27 for officer installation with Bruce Crum and Mrs Ralph Kehne among installing officers. New officers include Harold Rerlle master and Miss Nena Jamison secretary. Next meeting set for November 10 with refreshments after business and magician David Hagan entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley Grange
Bruce Crum
William Burall
Ralph Kehne
Harold Rerlle
Herbert Snyder
Harold Roderuck
Raymond Crum
J Ernest Stoner
Nena Jamison
Monroe Stup
Alvin Brashears
Ceres Vis Lewis Wisner
Pomona
Harald
Ballenger Grange Class Moves to Winter Meeting Schedule
Members of Ballenger Grange No 341 met October 23 at Community Hall Fengayille and voted to contribute to United Appeal. Beginning in November meetings will be held on the first and third Wednesdays from 8 30 pm in winter. Reports were given on the State Grange session held October 19 20 21 22 by Marshall Frockers Austin Renn and John Renn. Next gathering is Wednesday.
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Ballenger Grange No 341
Fengayille
United Appeal
Ballenger Grange
Marshall Frockers
Austin Renn
John Renn
State Grange
Jefferson Raritans Meet at October Ladies Night
The Jefferson Raritan Club held its monthly meeting on October 21 with dinner at Peter Pan Inn to celebrate Ladies Night. Vernon Summers MC'd the program, and during dinner the group was entertained by Larry and The Lads, a musical group of teen performers. Nominations for next year’s officers were announced including Richard Hale for president and a vice president role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Raritan Club
Peter Pan Inn
Larry
Vernon Summers
Richard Hale
Optometric Auxiliary Plans Day of Activities in Baltimore
The Optometric Auxiliary of Maryland schedules a November 8 event aligned with the Maryland Optometric Association convention held November 8 and 9 at the Emerson Hotel in Baltimore. Mrs Stanley Herr of Pikesville leads the group as president. The program features a morning business session, an afternoon education session with Dr Sheldon Leibo-wiz of Bel Air on Remedia Reading, a luncheon by Gertrude Justison of Howard University, and an afternoon talk by William Bushnell of Center Stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Optometric Association
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Stanley Herr
Pikesville
Sheldon Leibowiz
Bel Air
Gertrude Justison
Howard University
Washington
Witliam Bushnell
Center Stage
Lewisdale 4-H Club Meeting At Margo Linthicum Home
The Lewisdale 4-H Club gathered at Margo Linthicum’s home near Hyattstown on October 17 led by new president Kathleen Riedel. Fifteen girls attended as Brenda Day became second junior leader. Sue Roger and Sherry Brown will serve as council representatives.
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Lewisdale
Margo Linthicum
Hyattstown
Kathleen Riedel
Brenda Day
Sue Roger
Sherry
Brown
Cynthia Bennett
Joan Day
Margo Limbicum
Jackie McDonough
Milmo Hambleton
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Held at Lodge Hall
Members of Samaritan Lodge No 51100F met October 23 at the Lodge Hall on West Seventh Street. Noble Grand presided with 27 members present. Routine business and committee reports were given. Past Noble Grands meeting set for November 12. Pearl Skeggs thanked members for Homecoming donations and help on October 11.
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Samaritan Lodge No
West Seventh Street
Doris Jean Ramsburg
Noble Grand
Pearl Skeggs
Unionville 4 H Club Holds October Meeting
Unionville 4 H Club met October 23 with Joseph Smariga presiding. New officers were elected: Smariga president, Barbara Laughlin vice president, Joan Gaither secretary, Robert Conrad treasurer, John Bauer reporter. Achievement Night honors went to Miss Smariga and Alex Smariga as outstanding 4 H achievers, trophies awarded October 19 at the Singapore Grange hall. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smariga
Smariga
Barbara Laughlin
Joan Gaither
Robert Conrad
John Bauer
Susan Smariga
Miss Laughlin
Rober Macy
Moose Women Hold Meeting at Moose Lodge
Members of Women of the Moose Chapter No. 347 will hold their meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Moose Lodge on West South Street. A class of new candidates will be enrolled in honor of Mrs Shirley Rosencrantz library chairman. Enrollment will be led by Mrs Geraldine Burger senior regent. Refreshments will be served to those present. All members are asked to be present.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
West South Street
Shirley Rosencrantz
Geraldine Burger
Lare
Miss Nina Thomas Wins Wallace Silversmiths Contest
Miss Nina Thomas of Fairview Avenue has been named a fourth prize winner in Wallace Silversmiths fifty thousand dollar Pattern Preference Contest. Her prize a service for four in a sterling flatware pattern will be presented by Remsberg's Jewelry Store in the Francis Scott Key Hotel building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Thomas
Fairview Lavenue
Wallace Silversmith
Thomas
United States
Wallace
Remsberg’s
Francis Scott Key Hotel
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JWC
Grace United Church of Christ Youth Fellowship
Asbury M.Y.F
Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ Youth Fellowship
Presbyterian Youth Group
Singapore
Hi-Y
Alpha Tri-Hiy
J. Paul Thomas
Holly
Robin Groelle
Frederick County
Brook Hill
M.Y.F
Rocky Ridge
E.U.B
Myersville
Doubs Lutheran
Araby M.Y.F
Lewistown
M Y.F
Methodist Youth of
Toe
Maryland
Woodwind
Western Maryland
Agee
Auxiliary
Belsine Hobbs
Murray-Creswell
Richard Poffenburger
Harry Biller
McGuire Afb
Bess Tuck
Government Insurance Co
Bethesda
Brunswick High School
US Navy
Arlington
New Jersey
Point of Rocks
Mary Jo Rhoderick
Betty Jane Titus
Miss Titus
Poolesville High School
David Taylor Model Basin
Carderock
Mack McMagaha
Charles K. Summers
Richard Grove
David Hagan
Jefferson Raritans
Francis Scott Key
Anne Key
Rebekah
Unionville
Unionville 4 H Club
Moose
Mehr F. Wachter and Son
Chester Uniforms
Alexander Bldg
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