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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1965

Page

9

Norwood Clan Reunion Elects Officers At Park Gathering

About 75 people attended the Norwood family reunion in the McKeldin area of Patapsco State Park. Betty Rice of Frederick was elected president. Mamie Tennyson Baltimore secretary. Alma Srnee Baltimore treasurer. Bernice Tennyson and Fern Geisbert Baltimore and near Frederick were named to the entertainment committee. Prizes honored include Martin Beall youngest attendee and Ruby Stine longest married couple.

McKeldin Pattapsco State Park Betty Rice Frederick Mamie Tennyson Baltimore Alma Srnee Bernice Tennyson Fern Geisbert Ger Gordon Homer Rice Joyce John Byron Jane Preston Stine Charles Norwood Pearl Clyde Stine Elaine Carolyn Ruby Preston Cindy Sarah Ann Dennis William Bell Dianne Doreen Kathleen Karen Bruce Vance Martin Marie Tennyson Clyde M. Tennyson Dianne Srnec Pat Srne Edward Cecil Albert Mattern Carl Jacob Mattern Louise Harris Thomas Morley Charles Craver Wilbur Cecil Sr Kenneth R. Cecil Charlottee Young David Somnile Charles Hammond Glen Gaines Doris Burris Martin Beall Thomas Moxley Ruby Stine Harry Rhoderick

Alpine deaths rise in Swiss Alps last year

The Alpine Club of Switzerland reports 142 fatalities in skiing and mountaineering in the Swiss Alps during the past year, up from 85 the year before.

Bern Switzerland Swiss Alps Alpine Club of Switzerland

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick Memorial Hospital records births from September 27 to 30 listing families and newborns. Notable entries include Sandra Irene Ridgely a daughter born Monday to James A Ridgely and wife on Fastath Street, and Gael Marie Cavenaugh a daughter born Tuesday to David J Cavenaugh and wife on Poplar Street. Other newborns include Donna Jean Miller, Kimberly Lynne Shaffer, Shawn Joseph Miller, and Tony William Flynn among nine families with second or first children.

Frederick Memorial Hospital James A. Ridgely Fastath Street Frederick Sandra Irene David J. Cavenaugh Poplar Street Gael Marie Cavenaugh Dorothy Mead Helena Mont Gerald L. Miller South Market Street Donna Jean Miller Carolyn Whipp Vernon J. Smith Jr Charles Wayne Kenneth Sween Ley Thurmont Ricky Lee Donald Baker Doubs Jeffrey Scott William F. Delauter Walkersville William Carroll Gary Shaffer Maryland Avenue Braddock Heights Kimberly Lynne Shaffer Donna Fort Detrick George W. M. Miller East Patrick Street Shawn Joseph Robert Ayers Stult Drive William Lee Mervin L. Flynn Carroll Street Tony William

Bolivar and area residents noted in weekly update

Bolivar residents Mrs. G E Webb and Mrs. Wendle Schreck have returned home after hospital stays in Charles Town. Mrs. Earl Kronk resumed home care in Harpers Ferry after hospitalization. Minnie Wirts remains in Charles Town General Hospital. Howard Compher and wife from Baltimore visited Bolivar, and Alice Webb plans to teach art in Ponticherry India after earning a Master’s at Penn State. Daisy Creamer visited Bolivar. World’s Fair attendees included Clayton Robinson, Walter Jenkins, and Mrs. Lewis Beek. Data shows seniors face mobility limits due to injuries.

G. E. Webb Wendle Schreck Bolivar Charles Town Hospital Earl Kronk Harpers Ferry Minnie Wirts Charles Town General Hospital Howard Compher Baltimore William Henretta Alice Webb Byron Webb Bolivar Heights Pennsylvania State University Ponticherry India Daisy Creamer Martinsburg Henretta New York City Clayton Robinson Walter Jenkins Lewis Beek Charles Town

Lions Club Brings SCS Experts To Discuss Water Shed Plan

Two Soil Conservation Service officials from the United States Department of Agriculture spoke at the Myersville Lions Club meeting. Charles E. Ware, Work Unit Conservationist, and Richard Holter of Middletown, chair of the Water Resources Committee, discussed Public Law 566 and the Catoctin Water Shed Proposal. Vice-President Robert Tritt led the meeting. District Governor Charles Fishback Jr. and Cabinet Secretary-Treasurer James E. Gaver are slated to attend the next meeting on October 14.

Soil Conservation Service United States Department of Agriculture Myersville Lions Club Charles E. Ware Richard Holter Middletown Catoctin

Officers Elected At Taneytown High School Class Meeting

Henry Alexander was elected president of the Taneytown High School junior class at a recent meeting. Doris Bowers, Alice Barnhouse, and Judy Green were chosen as vice president secretary and treasurer respectively. A list of students was appointed to special committees.

Henry Alexander Taneytown High School Doris Bowers Alice Barnhouse Judy Green Susan Jennings Margaret Laird Beverly Fair Patti Seitler Sharon Frock Donna Singer Diane Barks Steve Hohman Douglas Dayhoff James McKinney George Green Jerry Devilbiss Marjorie Stutzman Mary Jane Blettner Eleanor Haines Kenneth Strickhouser Thomas Baumgardner

Mrs. Naylor Heads UA In Tanaytown

Mrs. George Naylor Jr leads the United Appeal drive in Taneytown with district chairs at the square and a roster of solicitors under Mrs Beaver Mrs Fair Mrs King and Mrs Harner plus listed assistants and volunteers across several groups.

Mrs. Naylor Tanaytown United Appeal Taneytown George Naylor George Beaver Kenneth Smith Theodore Fair Stanley King John Harner James Fair Beaver Mildred Bollinger Charlotte Stonesifer Hilda Hopkins Romaine Koontz Brenda Gibson Pat Wargny King Harner Dewey Simpson Roy Kiser David Smeak Oscar Fogle Donald Miller Ralph Lawrence Mary Wilhide Evelyn Wilhide Beverly Fair Utermahlen Leonard Wantz John Wetzel Donald Herring Robert McVaugh Nadine Biffle Donald Wantz

Westminster Lutherans Plan Fall District Rally at Grace Church

Representatives from all Lutheran parishes in the Westminster District gather at Grace Lutheran Church Westminster Tuesday at 7 30 p m for the Fall District Rally. The event highlights Board of American Missions work among rural and town parishes with focus on Carroll County parish development.

LCR Grace Lutheran Church Westminster Board of American Missions LCA Carroll County J. Sheidoo Moose Maryland Delaware Virginia Washington, D.C Beryl B. Maurer George Grier

Goodwill Open House Promotes Employing Handicapped

Goodwill Industries will hold a semiannual open house on Wednesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at its South Bentz Street store to show how donations are used. Tours will display workrooms before and after refurbishing items and staff will model clothing. refreshments will be served. Caracas Governor Romero proposes using $270,000 seized en route from the Italian Communist party to compensate families of Red Terror victims and submitted the plan to Congress.

Monocacy Valley Goodwill Industries South Bentz Street William van Arnam Goodwill Caracas Venezuela Miguel Romero Lara

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