New Officers Elected at Frederick Travel Club Dinner
Dr. Joseph F. Thorning was guest speaker at the Frederick Travel Club’s second annual banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with over 159 attendees. He discussed Spain and Portugal’s role in the modern world and defense links, while club officers and reports were presented including President-elect David Spiner and board member Frances J. Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thorning
Travel Club
Joseph F. Thorning
St. Joseph’s Church
Carrollton Manor
Frederick Travel Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Spain
Thorning
Portugal
David Spiner
Lois Swaney
Louise Weagly
Helen Mack
Elsie Winebrewer
Doris Falkenstein
Frances J. Boyer
Bank Directors Honor Dutrow on 90th Birthday
Fred erick Farmers and Mechanics National Bank directors honored Daniel T. Dutrow for 29 years of service on his 90th birthday. President Benjamin L. Shuff presented a gift trophy after a January 1937 start and a dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Also honored was N. Wilson Schley, with 58 years at the bank and a 79th birthday last week. Reverend Merval W. Weaver spoke at the banquet attended by directors, wives, and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel T. Dutrow
Direc
Tors
The
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Benjamin L. Shuff
Bank
Frederick Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Dutrow
Francis Scott Key Hotel
N. Wilson Schley
Schley
Merval W. Weaver
Mrs Nussear speaks to Zonta Club in Frederick
Mrs Helen Nussear director of the Jeanne Bussard Sheltered Workshop spoke to the Zonta Club of Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. She outlined workshop growth since February, steps guiding individuals to useful community lives, and the need for local backing and its economic value. Expansion plans noted as due to volunteers. The annual Zonta auction was announced for 6:30 p.m. at Hotel Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nussear
Jeanne Bussard
Zonta Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hood College Marionettes Present Earnest This Weekend
Hood College drama group Marionettes rehearses for Friday and Saturday performances of The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. Four local men and three Hood students star, with Tom Fleming and Dr Hadley Tremaine among cast, directed by Kath leen Crave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Marionettes
Oscar Wilde
Hood
Francis Scott Key Hote
Tom Fleming
Hadley Tremaine
Richard Runge
Ben Swenson
Kathleen Crave
To the Hood
Damascus DAR Holds First Meeting
The Pleasant Plains Damascus Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Edward Widmayer's home announcing regular meetings on the second Wednesday of each month. Thirteen members attended with two guests from Frederick and Washington chapters. Officers include regent Mrs. Edward Widmayer and several fellow officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Plains of Damascus
the Daughters of American Revolution
Edward Widmayer
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick
C. C. Bennett
New Market
Elizabeth Jackson
Washington
Pleasant Plains
Chester Wolfe
Constance Mullinix
William H. Burke
Raymond Greenfield
Basil Day
Bradley M. Woodfield
Edwina Mullinix
Molly Gladhill
C. E. Williams
One Woman Show Opens at Frederick Art Gallery
Frederick Art Gallery on West Fifth Street hosts its first solo exhibit since opening, featuring Nancy Cusick a Washington artist through December 4. Over 30 works including 20 large oils go on display, part of a aim to showcase a full range of the artist's works and process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick’s
West Fifth Street
Nancy Cusick
Washington
Philip Sibert
Frederick
In the Deck the Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club
The article lists mas ter point games held at Amvers on West Patrick Street and at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, with the Frederick and Catoctin clubs reporting winners in north south and east west pairings, plus notes on upcoming regular games and club activities including health clinic demonstrations and hostess appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Amvers
West Patrick Street
Phillips Pearson
Jules Shapiro
Robert Remsburg
Robert Poleto
Glenn Wilhide
Manuel Weinberg
Edward Thomas
Jack McDowell
Matti Knox
J. Weldon Harper
Walter Feaga
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Notable Mixed Doubles Results At Fitzgeralds Club
A sequence of mixed doubles finishes is listed with pairs led by Mrs. Walter Feaga and Mrs. Weldon Harper in a Tuesday event at Fitzgeralds. Other top finishes include Mrs. Gerald Yonetz with Mrs. Frederick Kline and Mrs. Anita Crawford paired with Manuel Weinberg. Wednesday plans hint at further play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Snow
Robert Smith
Sam Birely
Charles Price
Scott Welty
Nathan Jacobson
Ira O'Connor
Austin Whitehill
Fitzgerald's
Walter Feaga
Weldon Harper
Gerald Yonetz
Frederick Kline
Kenneth Norris
Robert Treisler
Jack Grundy
Anita Crawford
Manuel Weinberg
Leonore Spero
J. T. Martin
H. W. McNew
Ross Smith
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Travel Club of
Joy Derr
White House
State Department
Central
South America
Iberian Peninsula
Scott Kirkpatrick
National Theatre
Robert L. Pitts
Mary Rhoads
D. T. Dutrow
Fleming
Lane the Butler
Frederick County
Frostburg State College
Pennsylvania State University
Dr. Tremaine
Algernon Moncreff
Runge
County Welfare Board
Brodbeck
San Luis Rey
Jack
George Washington University Players
Swenson
Rev
Canon Chasuble
D.D
Carey Wissler
Mary Philips
Saratoga Springs
New York
Pat Clemons
Miss Wissler
Gwendolyn Friefar
Miss Philips
Miss Prism
Miss Clemons
Lady Bracknell
Damascus
DAR
Niewepat
Caliente
Ahig
Comet
Mercury
MOYER
E. Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
Cincoln
Frederick Art Gallery
Sibert
Cusick
Rhode Island Art Association
Rhode Island School of Design
American University
Elizabeth van Swinderin
David Cuchna Sr
Williamsport
By Nancy Cusick
Emmitsburg Club
Kathyrn Jenkins
Emmitsburg
Homemakers’ Club
Kenneth F. Glass
Jenkins
William Slemmer Jr
Luther Cregger
Slemmer
Stanley Gregg
Kuo - Hsie Chen
Verne Rayne
Edward Ness
William McManeman
Harry Gray
Robert Gray
Leonard Spero
Charles Crum
George Bedstrom
Susan Jacobson
Barbara Shatto
Goldie Castle
Edith Hanel
Catoctin
Ance
Coblentz & Main
Court St
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