Maryland Gazette microfilm gifted to C Burr Artz Library
News-Post employees donate microfilm copies of the Maryland Gazette 1745 1839 to the C Burr Artz Library honoring William T Delaplaine. The gift includes three history titles and complements existing collections of local and state history. The Maryland Gazette marks colonial printing quality and long newspaper tradition in Frederick.
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Maryland Gazette
C. Burr Artz
News-Post
William T. Delaplaine
Jonas Green
Gazette
Frederick County
Green
Bacon
Maryland
William Delaplaine
Frederick Post
John Tebbel
Bryce W. Rucker
Roland H. Bainton
Selections For Holiday Reading From Local Library
A list of Christmas themed books and readers for various grade levels including MR WILLOWBY'S CHRISTMAS TREE by ROBERT BARRY and NINE DAYS TO CHRISTMAS by MARIE HALLETS. Also noted are THE NUTCRACKER adaptation by WARREN CHAPPELL, ON CHRISTMAS DAY IN THE MORNING, AMERICAN FOLK SONGS FOR CHRISTMAS, SING FOR CHRISTMAS, THIS WAY TO CHRISTMAS, A TREE FOR PETER, THE LETTER ON THE TREE, THE HARP OF DAVID, and notes on borrowing from the C Burr Artz Library Children's Room.
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Warren Chappell
John Langstaff
Ruth Crawford Seeger
Opal Wheeler
Ruth Sawyer
Maginel Wright
Barney
Peter
Kate Seredy
New York
Natalie Savage Carlson
John Kaufman
Robert Caron
United States
Harp OF David
Althea
Silverman
Ezekiel Schloss
Mt. Zion
C. Burr
Frederick Is Reading List Featured at Artz Library
Frederick readers can borrow titles including Maryland in Law and History by Edward Dela plaine Herzog Saul Bellow American Political Parties Wilfred Erinkley A Mother’s Kisses Bruce Jay Friedman Sixpence in Her Shoes Phyllis McGinley Peyton Place Grace Metallious Quiet Crisis Stewart Lydall The Man Irving Wallace The Blue Book of the John Birch Society Robert H. Welch Julian Gore Vidal Reminiscences General Douglas MacArthur My Autobiography Charles Chaplin.
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Maryland
Edward
Delaplaine Herzog
Saul Bellow
Wilfred Erinkley
Bruce Jay Friedman
Phyllis McGinley
Peyton Place
Grace
Metallous
Quiet Crisis
Stewart Lydall
The
Irving Wallace
John Birch Society
Robret H W Welch
Julian
Gore Vidal
Douglas MacArthur
Charles Chaplin
Artz Library
Wine Tasting Party At FSK Hotel Dec 11
The Francis Scott Key Hotel plans a wine tasting in its ballroom at 8 30 pm on December 11 to showcase a new hotel wine service. Hotel manager David A James notes advance reservations are advised due to high interest.
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FSK Hotel
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Pec 11
David A James
James
Robert W Russell
Elwood K Wolfe
Ets
Wolfe
Europe
Shirley K Wolfe
Russeli
Arnold Axline Wed At Bethany Lutheran Church
Miss Mary Catherine Arnold and Ray Talbot Axline wed at Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick on November 14 in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice L Arnold, wore satin with decollete and a French illusion veil. The groom is son of Charles L Axline and the late Mrs Axline. After a reception the couple plans residence in Rosemont, Knoxville. The bride is a Brunswick High School and Hagerstown Business College graduate now employed by the US Atomic Energy Commission. the groom a Brunswick High School graduate employed by Firestone Store in Hagerstown.
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Mary Catherine Arnold
Ray Axline
Bethany Lutheran Church
Brunswick
Mary Catharine Arnold
Maurice L. Arnold
Knoxville
Ray Talbott Axline
Charles L. Axline
Axline
Ralph H. Miller
W. G. Strailman
Beverly A. Meadows
Arlington
Shirley A. Cooper
Barbara A. Arnold
Kimberly Rae Meadows
Wayne T. Ahalt
Jefferson
John A. Shafer Jr
Robert Shackleford
Rosemont
Knonville
Brunswick High School
Hagerstown
Carroll Historical Group Elects New Officers and Directors
James M. Shriver Sr. is re elected president of the Historical Society of Carroll County. Elected as officers are James A. Connor first vice president Norman B. Boyle second vice president Frank A. Dorsey third vice president Mrs Herbert White secretary and Mrs J M Meredith treasurer. Directors for three year terms include Rev W Harold Redeau D Myers Englar Miss Elizabeth Annan James M Shriver Jr Mrs William H Lawson Jr. Incumbent directors are several listed members with Westminster attorney as nominating chair. Jane Griffin is curator and Mrs Marie Shrier Beggs is resident hostess of the Shellman House home of the Historical Society.
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James A. C Connor
Norman B. Boyle
Wce
Frank A Dorsey
Herbert White
J. M . Meredith
W Harold Redeau
D. Myers Englar
Elizabeth Annan
James M Shriver Jr
William H. Lawson Jr
Edgar G Barnes
Rena F Kennedy
Lloyd B Wilhide
Garce L Tracey
Leeds
K. Billingslea
Margaret Numsen
C. Ray Barnes
Edwin Englar
Kamiete Osborn
Frederick W. Pyne
Earle Shipley
Westminster
Jane Griffin
Marie Shrier Beggs
Shellman House
The
Historical Society
Local Homemaker Clubs Share Meetings and Dinners
A summary of recent club activities across Merryland Tract, Myersville, Buckeystown, and Thurmont. Talks covered poisonous plants to avoid, meat preparation demos, holiday open houses, sewing and knitting demonstrations, and 4-H achievements. Members and guests attended from Dorsett, Magaha, Flook, Wirts, Haines, Brown, and others with events including radio plans, secret sister programs, and Christmas party preparations.
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Harry Huffer
Ralph Virts
Edgar Virts
ACWWM
George Wenner
John van Holten
Merryland Tract
WMHI
George Chick
Ralph Wirts
Woodrow Souder
Secret Sisters
Ray Mohler
Robert Hope
Charles Flock
Dorsett
Myersville
Jesse Fifer
Buckeystown
George Hildebrand
Lester Dudrow
Sue Carol Adams
June Dudrow
Merhle Adams
Dudrow
Ned Zeiler
Irs Zeile
Credit Women's Club Plans Education Meeting
The Credit Women's Club organised a session to advance members' education in credit methods and practices. The group aims to promote the interests of credit and will hold its next meeting on December 7 with time and venue to be announced.
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Tres of Credit
YMC
The News Framing Frederick This Thanksgiving Weekend
A frederick Maryland newspaper for Friday November 27 1994 covers local happenings during the holiday weekend. It notes community events businesses and public notices shaping the city life.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Sidelights Mostly About Food and Old Friends
A Frederick area column notes Jerry Strong and his wife Jimma write local pieces in Gaithersburg Gazette. The piece recounts Meals at Meadowlark Inn Poolesville and pancake breakfast near Frederick, plus updates on friends in Ohio Florida and Washington Grove.
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Jerry Strong
Frederick
Jimma
Gaithersburg Gazette
Potomac
News and Post
New Meadowlark Inn
Poolesville
Meadows
Papa’ Meadows
Lions Club
Evangelical and Reformed Church
West Church Street
The
Independents
Norman Balm
Paul Strine
Caroline Feaga
Elizabeth Gibson
Kemp's
Charles Gibson
Hamilton
Charles
Germany
Dayton Street
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. T. Delaplaine
Irene Rohrer
Thomas L. McDade
James E. Bartgis
Sandra Grams
Patt Werking
Judy Bartgis
Blackwater Falls State Park
W Va
Mrs
Ray T. Axline
James M. Shriver Sr
Historical Society of
Carroll County
John Dorsett
Bethesda
Roy Magaha
Grayson Doub
Haines
Robert Gouker
Winchester Hall
Joseph Brown
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key
Catherine Thomas
Freda Doll
William H Zimmerman
Sunshine Committee
Richard Butler
Zimmerman
Hildebrand
Lawrence Fry
Walis Remsberg
Buckesstown
Thurmont Elementary Parent - Teachers Association
PTA
North Frederick
Thurmont High School
William Baker
John L. Carnachan
Hawaii
Lurhne
Honolulu
Edgar E. Thomas
Thomas
Hickam Air Force Base
Credit Women’s Club
Boston
Connecticut
Margaret Sanger
Tucson
Ariz
Whitefords
Roger J. Joe
Florida
Townsend Howes
Rockville Sentinel
Leota
Howard County
Dorothy Warfield
Mt. Airy
Eau Gall
Eau Gallie
Ruth
Mississippi
Betty
Herbert Earle
Ann Harbor
Mich
Bobby
Washington Grove
Washington
FBI
Bureau
Ruth Billhimer
Sanford
Suki
Sukiyaki
Alpha
Gamma
Beta
Delta
Dusty
Epsilon
Bowers
Blue Ridge Homes
Blue Ridge
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
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