Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick memorial Hospital records births from October 5 to 8. listed parents include Carl W George Middletown RFD 2 with Carla Ann. Frank H House and Evelyn Ridgely West Seventh St with Kenneth Franklin. James L Sparks RFD 2 Frederick with James Luther Jr. Edward F Runion RFD 6 Frederick with Jody Lee. Edward P Kashmer Walkersville with Maryann Marie. Donald F Duvall 11 RFD 4 Mr Airy with Rosalee. John J Curtis Cherokee Trail with Mary Katherine. D Edward Notnagle RFD 6 Frederick with Arana Helen. George Woodworth Adam Road with a daughter. Patrick A Robinson Jr Dickerson with Patrick Alexander III. Charles W Hicks Woodbine with Vallia Rae. Fred B Abeles RFD 1 Woodbine with Shoshana Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carl W. George
RFD
Middletown
Carla Ann
Frank H. House
West Seventh Street
Kenneth Franklin
House
Evelyn Ridgely
Pleasant
James L. Sparks
Frederick
James Luther Jr.uesday
Edward
Patrick Alexander IH
Robinson
Susan Mann
San Francisco
Calif
Charles W. Hicks
Woodbine
Vallia Rae
Fred B Abbeles
Shoshana Louise
Abeles
Ann Lindstrom
Minneapolis
Mmn
Miss Athey Engaged To Thurmont Couple’s Son
Mr and Mrs Edward Foster Athey of Clearview Farm Thurmont announce the engagement of their daughter Juanita Louie to George Frank Humerick. Miss Athey is a 1964 Thurmont High School graduate and attends Frederick Community College. Humerick, son of Mr and Mrs George Elsworth Humerick of Thurmont, is a 1963 graduate of Thurmont High and works at Hoke Wood Products. A summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Foster Athey
Clearview Farm
Thurmont
Juanita Louie
George Frankln Humerick
Miss Athey
Thurmont High School
Frederick Community College
Humerick
George Elsworth Hamerick
Hoke Wood Products
Monocacy 4 H Club Meets at Wayne Bell Home
The Monocacy Valley 4 H club held its monthly meeting recently at Wayne Bell's home. The session opened with the pledge and reports from project groups. Members discussed club activities and upcoming demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Valley
4-H Club
Wayne Bell
Miss May and Paul Gouker Wed at St Johns Church
Miss Sandra L May and Paul E Gouker were united in marriage at St Johns Catholic Church in this city. Rev Gerald LaPorta officiated. The bride wore a white brocade gown with cathedral train and carried a white orchid bouquet. They will reside on North Market Street after October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May
Mr. Gouker
St. John’s Catholic Church
Sandra L May
Paul E. Gouker
Charles May
South Carroll Street
William I, Gouker
East Churet Street
Gerald LaPorta
William Duggan
Chantilly
Darlene May
Kathleen Gouker
Daphne May
Donald Gouker
Best Mhat
Michael Willard
Gerald Beacht
Moose Lodge
Niagara Falls
North Market Street
Hospital Notes Highlight Frederick Memorial News
Mrs Estelle Duce completed her 12th year heading the Sewing Room at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She came from Littlestown Pa where she supervised Strawsbear's Sewing Factory for 10 years. Mrs Rosella Arnold recovering from a hip fracture, remains a hospital parent and director of Admissions. Mr and Mrs Robert Price returned from a ten day New England vacation. Mrs Price serves the hospital administrator P David Youngdahl and Mr Price chairs Farmers and Mechanics Bank. The Dietary Department gifted a birthday cake to Mrs Mary Myers who fractured her hip September 13 and is organist at Walkersville United Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Duce
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Duce
Frederick
Littlestown
Strawsbear
Rosella Arnold
Robert Price
Fairview Avenue
New England States
Price
P. David Youngdahl
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Frederick Shopping Center
Dietary Department
Mary Myers
Walkersville
Myers
United Church of Christ
Doris Dorrell Elected President of 4-H Council
Doris Dorrell, of the Frederick City 4‑H club, was elected president of the 4‑H Girls County Council at Winchester Hall. Jo Ann King becomes vice president, Myralee Garst secretary, and Sandy Sue Smith treasurer, with plans for the annual meeting and county fair awards noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Dorrell
Frederick City
Dorrell
Winchester Hall
Sue Carol Adams
Jo Ann King
Ballenger
Myralee Garst
Walkersville
Miss Smith
Dawn Brown
Garst
Susan Poole
Sharon Stauffer
King
Trick Or Treat for UNICEF Halloween drive in Frederick
The 1964 Trick Or Treat for UNICEF week runs October 26 to 31 in Frederick with support from the Junior Woman's Club of Frederick the Frederick YMCA and Hi-Y and Tri- Hi-Y groups. On October 28 collections will be held from 6 to 9 pm and the YMCA serves as central HQ for cartons and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicef
Junior Woman's Club of
Frederick
Frederick County
50 States
UNI
CEF
C. Thomas Ford
Pine Avenue
4-H Meeting Adopts Campaign Help Plans and Fair Entries
The group, led by the president Wayne Bell, recited the pledge and completed a roll call by 12 members. They decided to play basketball at the YMCA and to distribute campaign literature around the community. Members listed their fair entries and prizes. The next meeting, at Chester Bannon’s home, is set for November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Bell
YMCA
Chester Bannon
Rules for Submitting News to the Women's Pages
The article outlines submission standards for the Women’s Pages including format typewritten double spaced on one side, brief and clear news, and specific naming conventions. It explains how to refer to married women and widows, the use of forms for weddings, and requirements for listing attendees with full names to speed editorial processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Smith
Jane Smith
Frederick Assemblies Begin Their 10th Year
The Frederick Assemblies opened their tenth year with classes in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom Thursday night. Host and hostess were Judge and Mrs. Robert E. Clapp Jr. of Araby, a charter sponsor family, with sons John in the junior assembly and James in the intermediate, joining past attendees Robert Clapp of William and Mary and Richard Clapp of Washington and Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Assemblies
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Araby
Clapp
Judge Clapp
Clapps
John
James
Robert Clapp
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Richard ‘Clapp
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
William T . Howard Jr
Frederick
Longstanding community assemblies feature families and staff
The junior and intermediate assemblies include Anne Katherine age 18 and William Thomas, with Mrs. Wallace Pannier serving punch for the juniors and her daughter Darby present. Mrs. Gilbert W. Newly led the punch for the intermediates, with daughter Lucinda attending. Accompanist Mrs. Robert Hess, whose daughter Joanne is in the group, has served since the start. Joshua T. Cockey of Baltimore is the instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rolfe Castleman
James Clapp
Joshua T. Cockey
Baltimore
Clapp
Judge Clapp
Assembly
Ann Howard
David Furie
Darby Pannier
Atlee Radcliffe
Susan Wood
Paul Barrick
Joanne Hess
Allen Grogan
John Clapp
Betty Quynn
Clinton McSherry
Anne Katherine
William Thomas
Wallace Pannier
Darby
Gilbert W. Newly
Lucinda
Robert Hess
Joanne
New Market Antique Dealer Adds Cigar Store Indian
Eli Alper of New Market adds a carved cigar store Indian to his collection. The 4 inch tall painted figure from Lan caster estate of Mrs. George W. Stoler, said to be Red Cloud and made circa 1836 by the American Tobacco Company, was bought at a Lebanon auction and remains unsold. Two other figures from the sale went to museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J Keefer
Eli Alper
New Market
Lebanon
Lancaster
George W. Stoler
Alper
Red Cloud
American Tobacco Company
Oc tober Oc Home Makers Meeting At Adamstown
Twenty five members and guests met at the home of Mrs Walter Page for the Adamstown Homemakers Club October gathering. Mrs Palmer Snook led the business portion and announced December Christmas Open House dates. a skit Voting was staged by several members. meat preparation lesson covered rolled rib roast with demonstration by Mrs Ross Mills of Lime Kiln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Albert Ringer
Snook
Ivan Loucks
Preston Smith
Ross Mills
Fall coats take on many shapes this season
Fashion notes from New York describe three quarter length coats dominating fall lines in bulky or slim forms with mid length tunics and matching or pleated skirts. The novelty Aerpel leather like cotton fabric intrigues designers while fur coats remain a status symbol and mink still trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hennessy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
NEA
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Juanita L. Athey
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women
Feagaville
Roger Fulmer
Harry E. Young
L.C.W
Florence Zimmerman
Evelyn Zimmerman
Delores Young
Margie Warner
Emmitsburg
Kenneth Shafer
Joseph Zimmerman
Davis Studio
4-H Council
Denver
Johnson
Samuel J. Gladhill
Ducky
North American
East Second St
Frederick, Md
E. Second Street
Cosgrove
Madden
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