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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1965
Page
7
Forty three youngsters aged six to eleven attended the first story hour at the C Burr Artz Library last Saturday. Story teller Mrs Marion Howre used a flannel board to show actions from the tales during the session. Four hundred ten books were lent that day, averaging sixty books per hour.
A list from the Confederate Courier highlights 1867 era Lincoln assassination trials, explorers of the world, and science works. Featured titles include EXPLORERS OF THE WORLD by William R. Clark, WEATHER THE SCIENCE OF METEOROLOGY by Frank Ross, and Is Reading: THE SOURCE by James Michener among other books available at C Burr Artz Library and county libraries. The note lists works by Booth era figures and modern adventure and science books with brief descriptions.
Miss Clem Elaine Clem and Daniel Lee Corun wed at St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Walkersville with Rev. David Blackwelder officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Helen Clem, wore a white ta f"
Two new DAR chapters Carrollton Manor and Pleasant Plains of Damascus are established in Frederick County with 18 charter members each. The installation at the Peter Pan Inn near Urbana included Frederick DAR sponsorship and remarks from state and local officers, as national board confirmation was sought in Washington.
Mrs. Charles Thomas of Lily Pons presented an illustrated talk on water gardening at the Tasker's Chance Garden Club meeting held at Mrs. Lawrence Baldwin's home. Slides showcased water gardens water lilies and aquatic plants while Mrs. Carlton Molesworth Jr. led the business session and Asa Watkins announced a memorial room for Mrs. Watkins in Watkins Acres for the garden clubs in District V.
A reader reflections piece recalls the Frederick News and Post family lineage, 50th anniversary memories, and early 20th century paper life. It highlights Frances Delaplaine’s poems, the Delaplaine family publishers, and local history as Frederick prepares for National Newspaper Week.
The Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 installed new officers with Grand Miss Doris Jean Ramsburg presiding. District Deputy President Jennie Sue Pearson and staff officiated. officers named include Doris Jean Stine, Marie Starr, Pearl Skeggs, Edna Watkins, Edith Trussell, Mary Angleberger, Barbara Beachy, Celeste Brown, Mildred Stitely, Fannie King, Louise Jacobs, Hallie Harvey, Edith Pearl, Ethel Renn, and Pauline Koontz. A Past Noble Grands Circle formed for Ramsburg who received a jewel and gift. committees and banquet appointments were announced and a visit to Dor sey Rebekah Lodge No. 68 was noted for Oct. 26.
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