Hood College Play The Cocktail Party Opens This Week
Hood College's Marionettes present T. S. Eliot's The Cocktail Party as fall production in Brodbeck Hall reading. Performances on November 7 and 9 at 8 p.m. are open to the public with a cast of six featuring local and Fort Detrick talent.
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Jeff Human
Lewistown
New York
Hood
Carolyn Oldman
Anne Marie Thal
Golab
Pamela Sabin
St Thomas
Def
England
Comerick Players
Players
Eliot
Hood College
Ma i
Vionette
Red Cross Ceremony Highlights 100th Anniversary Stamp
Frederick County Red Cross volunteers attended the commemorative stamp ceremony at the State Department in Washington. Key figures included General Gruenther and Attorney General Kennedy praising the organization and its relief work amid the Cuban refugee program.
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Red Cross
Frederick County
International Red Cross
State Department
Washington
Dan Weinberg
James Rimler
Henry Cunningham
Bertram Cleaves
H Albert Dean
Alfred M. Gruenther
American National Red Cross
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Cuba
John A. Gronouski
Earth
Rudolph Vetter
Port Everglades
Fla
Altend
The
Truman
Organization of the Red Cross
Washton
DAR Observes 100th Change of Command Anniversary
Frederick chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a meeting at Mrs. Mullen’s home with Congress man Charles McC. Mathias Jr. detailing the Change of Command from Hooker to Meade and the fate of Prospect Hall. The session covered DAR rituals, flags, museum notes, and plans for a Star Spangled Banner replica to be shown at the New York World's Fair. A Maryland defense program and next chapter meeting dates were announced along with a screening of the film Parents are People Too available free from Maryland Health.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Army of the Potomac
Hooker
General Meade
Frederick Dar
Charles L. Muller
Gas House Pike
Mathias
Daniel Dulaney
Prospect Hall
Frederick County
George Washington
DAR
Mildred G. Stitely
Edith Miller
Caroline Winebrewer
Antoinette G. Brosius
William M. Storm
Anna Brown
DAR Museum
Baltimore Weavers Guild
Maryland
Muller
Casper E. Cline Jr
Joseph T. Griffin
Russell Z. Horman
Robert S. Trimble
Ira D. Watkins
Caroline E. Winebrewer
State Society Dar National Defense
Tide Water Inn
Easton
Frederick
Frederick County Court House
A. Eugene Benn
Carleton Bates
Pearl Bader
John H Hanna
Eleanor W. Houck
A. Eugene Renn
Western Maryland Opens Fund Drive for Centennial Expansion
Brigadier General Robert J. Gill chairs the $1,000,000 Centennial Expansion Fund for Western Maryland College in Westminster. Co chairs are E. McClure Rouzer and Joshua W. Miles. gifts committee led by W. Lloyd Fisher and Austin E. Penn. The drive supports a $3,645,000 expansion to raise enrollment toward 1,000 by 1967 68. Dr. Hurst R. Anderson will speak at Turf Valley to launch the campaign. Western Maryland President Lowell S. Ensor outlines the plans to about 600 alumni and friends.
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Robert J. Gill
Baltimore
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Gen. Gill
E. McClure Rouzer
Joshua W. Miles
W. Lloyd Fisher
Baker, Watts and Company
Austin E. Penn
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
Anderson
Lowell S. Ensor
Western Maryland
Maryland
Harmon Field Forms Teen Club
Harmon Field forms a Teen Club with officers Fran ces Hough president Bren da Ween vice president Tommy Colliflower secretary Sandy Michael treasurer and Ronald Bear sergeant at arms. Meetings occur every other Tuesday at the Harmon Field Civic Association building. The first Halloween Dance was held Saturday at the Harmon Field House with Bobby's Continent providing music.
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Harmon Field Teen Club
Frances Hough
Brenda Ween
Tommy Colliflower
Sandy Michael
Ronald Bear
Harmon Field Civic Association
Harmon Field House
Bobby
Church Group Hosts Halloween Party at St Pauls Walkersville
Fellowship Class of St Pauls Lutheran Church held a Halloween themed gathering at the parish house with a covered dish supper and games. Naomi Gaver led a brief meeting naming a nominating committee. The group plans to attend the Union Thanksgiving Service on November 27 at the United Church of Christ. Myra Stull shared souvenirs from her European trip and a candy hunt ended preschool activities. Gift circle singing and birthday wishes for Carrie Gaver and Myra Stull capped the evening.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Walkersville
Naomi Gaver
Martha Miller
Marie Gaddis
Thelma Powell
United Church of Christ
Myra Stull
Carrie Gaver
Willard Gaver
J. Fred Alexander
John Albizo
Edward Hedges
Red Cross Officials Seen in Fund Drive Photo
A newspaper caption describes Mrs. H. Albert Dean, Red Cross Executive Secretary, flanked by Mrs. James Rimler of the Cross Motor Corps, Mrs. Henry Cunningham from social welfare aid, and Mrs. Dan Weinch, a former Red Cross worker.
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H. Albert Dean
Red Cross
James Rimler
Cross Motor Corps
Henry Cunningham
Social Welfare Aid
Dan Weinch
Cy Eric
The
71 Students At Church Kindergarten
The Good Shepherd Lutheran church in this city runs a Christian Kindergarten in its fifth week with 71 students. Classes include five five-year-old groups and one four-year-old group, taught by Mrs. Edward Dean, Mrs. Ralph Stine, Mrs. Sylvester Thomas, Mrs. George Stup, and Mrs. Edwin Cornish. Parents and children listed include Donna Rae Basler, Elizabeth Colliver, John Griffin Jr, Judith Grove, Herman Hauver Jr, Carlene Jordan, Katrina Kline, Robert Pital, Ralph Snyder III, Michael Sullivan, David Tichnell, Linda Crouch, David Bucheimer, Patricia Chappell, Susan Florander, Janet McNair, Deborah Griffith, Michael Gutin, Mary Ellen Hood, Erin Anne Kelly, John Nelson, Richard Reid, James Smith Jr, Kathy Stockman, William Taylor, Robert Asbury, Judy Jones, Kathy Bagley, Marjie Shipley, John Burdette, Thomas Dapper and others.
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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Edward Dean
Ralph Stine
Sylvester Thomas
Bernard R. Grove
Grant Place
Herman Albert Hauver Jr
Herman Hauver
Northside Drive
Carlene Jordan
John C. Jordan
Taney Avenue
Katrina Kline
Thomas D. Kline
Kline Boulevard
Robert Pital
Abe Pital
Pinewood Drive
Ralph Snyder III
Louise Snyder
South Jefferson Street
Michael Sullivan
Donald Sullivan
RFD
Frederick
David Tichnell
Bobby Dale Tichnell
Trail Avenue
Linda Crouch
Robert D. Crouch
Evergreen
David Bucheimer
G. Richard Bucheimer
Patricia Chappell
William Chappell
Susan Florander
Erik Florander
West Twelfth Street
Janet McNair
Donald McNair
Detrick
Deborah Griffith
William R. Griffith
Frederick and
Michael Gutin
Albert Gutin
West Seventh Street
Mary Ellen Hood
Milton Hood
West Tenth Street
Erin Anne Kelly
Bernard E. Kelly
Beechwood Drive
John Nelson
George Nelson
Biggs Avenue
Richard Reid
Thomas R. Reid Jr
RFD 1
Ceresville
James Woodson Smith
James A. Smith Jr
West
Seventh Street
Kathy Stockman
Thomas E. Stockman
West South Street
William Taylor
Claude S. Taylor
Directory of residents and addresses in Frederick area
Readable portion lists numerous individuals and couples with addresses in Frederick and surrounding towns. Names include Hicks, Summers, Warshowsky, Younkins, Smith, Stefange, Thayer, Ward, Waxter, Baugh, Kep ler, O Hara, Rosencrantz, Rothen hoefer, Royal, Stup, Weinberg, Demiray, Bartgis, Harpold and many others with street or rural route details such as West Patrick Street, Taney Avenue, RFD 2 Frederick, Shookstown Road, Delaware Road, and Kline Boulevard.
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Frederick
Bonna Sue Hicks
James Hicks
Manor Court
Gregory Kiick
Richard R. Kline
RFD
Middletown
Brian Snyder
Kenneth C. Snyder
West Twelfth Street
Thomas Summers
William Summers
Jefferson
David Trkula
Wyngate Drive
Jay David Warshowsky
Benjamin Warshowsky
Curtis
Younkins
Thomas D. Younkins
Walkersville
Robert Cramer
Wilson Cramer
West Patrick Street
Delmar Rippeon
Austin Rippeon
David Crocker
Russell A. Crocker
Fairview Avenue
Brian Rocus
George Rocus
Cherokee Trail
Kenneth Derrenbacher
Edward B. Derrenbacher
Woodsboro
Steven Eyler
Roger C. Eyler
Philip Hassinger Jr
Philip Hassinger
Wilson Place
Deborah Miller
Robert L. Miller
Kimberly Roderick
R. Carroll Roderick
Delaware Road
Douglas Smith
Jack G. Smith
Taney Avenue
Kimann Stefange
David Stefanye
Jill Thayer
Daniel E. Thayer
Ralph Ward Jr
Ralph C. Ward
George Waxter
George W. Waxter
William Baugh
Clarence L. Baugh
Seminole Road
Debbie Fettingal
Raymond Pettingal
Shookstown Road
Carl Disque
Donald T. Disque
Shawnee Drive
Richard Spencer
Marvin Spencer
Cynthia Jane Grove
Bennie Grove
Taney Court
Edward Hanna Jr
Sami Demiray
Adel Demiray
Kline Boulevard
Debbie Bartgis
Frank Bartgis
Darlene Harpold
Norman _Harpold
West Ninth Street
Halloween Party at Edgewood Church for Carroll County children
The Edgewood Church of the Brethren hosted a Halloween Party for retarded children of Carroll County. Films were shown, games played, and refreshments served under the Woman's Fellowship chairmanship of Mrs Maurice Strausbaugh with co chairs Mrs Newell De vilbiss Jr Mrs Howard Blackston and Mrs Albert Becker. The government of Ghana had the first all African elected legislature with an all African cabinet.
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Edgewood
Ghana
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