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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1947
Page
12
Fifteen of Frederick High School’s top students presented an all music program at Wednesday’s Rotary gathering. Harry C. Smith introduced the group. A teen-ager group offered vocal and instrumental numbers to Rotary members.
The Frederick Maryland program impressed Thursday 1947 with young soloists and ensembles excelling beyond expectations. Under Heisiey B. Coran and Sperry L. Storm supervision Grace Wilcoxson led as MC. Clarinet soloist Bobby Gearinger performed Carnival in Venice with notable technical mastery.
Kenneth Bartgis and a bass horn soloist performed The Jolly Sailor while a saxophone trio with Martin Bowers Grayson Bowers and William Rhoads accompanied by Sally Bowers opened. A mixed chorus with Olive Engle Joyce Dade Gulie Kesler Jack Wamsley and William Ensor closed the program with By the Mississippi. Burton Kester played The Swan as Olive Eagle sang The Lord’s Prayer and The Old Woman in the Shoe. A girls ensemble including Olive Engle Joyce Dade Edna Wolford Betty Castle Grace Wilcoxson skirted swing with Nacio Herb Brown’s hit. Richard Ramsburg chaired the meeting as visiting Rotarians and guests attended from diverse locales.
In Hagerstown Maryland on November 3 a magistrate fined a man after he declared that the stepdaughter was a servant of the family. The remarks followed a hearing over family relations and duties.
Harry Snyder fined John A. Wallich 43 ten dollars on a charge of beating 15 year old Doris Poper. The girl testified her mother was present and Mrs Poper supported the claim in court.
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