Delphey farm offers new animals and woodland trails
An autumn visit to the Delphey farm on Old Receiver Road near Rocky Springs reveals eight acres of new woodland from the Witmer place, a fawn named Dawn, a baby elk, a new colt Ezra later renamed Mrs Ezra, and a lively mix of turkeys, bantams, peafowl, guineas, and ducklings. The party also toured a private pond, springs feeding Carroll Creek, and a path called The Wilderness with elk resident near the road, learning about the animals and family names tied to the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delpheys
Rosie
Delphey Farm
Old Receiver Road
Rocky Springs
Witmer Place
Ezra
Mildred Dunne
Mountaindale
Mary Angell Sappington
Louise
Frederick City
Sugar Loaf
Fort Detrick
J. Paul Delphey
Dawn
Bennie
Bambi
Delph
Del'pheys
John
Jeff
Carol
Arthur Godfrey
Frederick
Mr. Delphey
Cooper
Blondie
L. Gordon Cooper
Blackie
Alcoholic Patients Plan Meeting
A state wide group for alcoholics in treatment will meet next Thursday at Spring Grove State Hospital. Former patients from Crownsville Eastern Shore Springfield and Spring Grove will be invited to join, forming an Alumni Association to aid sobriety, housing employment and leisure, with aim to reduce readmissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove State Hospital
Gertrude L. Nilsson
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Crownsville
Eastern Shore
Springfield
Spring Grove
Nilsson
Travel Ch eets Trip Abroad Nor-way Scot-land Ireland and England
Mrs Richard Summers presented an illustrated talk to the Frederick Travel Club at the YMCA detailing a 33 day trip aboard a working mail ship through Norway from Bergen to Hammerfest and Kirkenes near the Russian border. The trip covered Arctic regions including Oslo landmarks, Irish castles, and English sights such as Salisbury Cathedral and Stonehenge with observations on fishing fleets and rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Scotland
Ireland
England
Richard E. Summers
Frederick Travel Club, Inc
YMCA
Mrs. Summers
Bergen
Hammerfest
Cape
Kirkenes
Arctic Circle
Blarney Castle
Killarney
Shannon
Sussex
Pictorilly
Market Cross
Salisbury
Stonehenge
Wiltshire
London
Traffalgar Square
Grosvenor Square
Cumberland
Miami Beach
Get Out Mothers Says Dentist
Mothers should not stay in the room during their children's dental treatment. A specialist argues that young patients relax and cooperate better when mothers wait in the waiting room. Dr Walter Schwartz of Rozelle Park New Jersey spoke at the American Dental Association annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Walter Schwartz
Rozelle Park
American Dental Association
New President Hazel Nikirk to Form Committee at Oct 21 Meeting
Mrs Hazel Nikirk named president replacing Ant Harry Gosnell. She will pick the committee at a special meeting on October 21. She announced a Halloween Dance at the Post Home on November. Ruth Kinsey won the blue look and Catherine Hoffman took the jackpot. Meeting adjourned until November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Caro
Amy Padzerskie
Freda Doll
Pauline Gosnell
Ant
Harry Gosnell
Hazel Nikirk
the Post Home
Ruth Kinsey
Catherine Hoffman
War Bond Presented to National Poetry Contest Winner
Miss Mary Ellen Jacobs, national poetry winner, receives a $100 war bond from Miss Margaret Buckley, Supreme Regent of the Catholic Daughters of America, at the Hotel Frederick. Attending were past grand regents and other CDA members including Mrs. F J Cook and Miss Margaret Hartman, with two to attend noted as unable to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Buckley
Chevy Chase
Catholic Daughters of America
Mary Ellen Jacobs
F. J. Cook
Court Maryland
Margaret Hartman
Eleanor Hauver
Elizabeth
C.D.A
Jacobs
William Jacobs
Schley Avenue
Hotel Frederick
Awards Made At CDA Meet Held Here
Catholic Daughters of America hosted about 75 daughters from across Maryland for a Sunday ceremony. Supreme Regent Margaret Buckley of Chevy Chase led the event at a Mass at St. John’s, with Lt table officials and poet winner Mary Ellen Jacobs receiving a $100 war bond. A premeeting Frederick County movie and a $100 charitable check from the Past Grand Regent group complemented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Catholic Daughters of America
C.D.A
St. John’s Catholic Church
Hotel Frederick
Margaret Buckley
Chevy Chase
Catholic Daughters
Mary Murray
Frostburg
Catherine Dwyer
Massachusetts
State Court
Mary Ellen Jacobs
Cd.a
Jacobs
William Jacobs
Schley Avenue
Buckley
Frederick County
Norbentine Overholt
Kensington
Germantown Couple Becomes U S Citizens in Rockville
At a Rockville ceremony on October 10, 65 people were naturalized as U S citizens. Among them were Albert Jan Henry Schouten and Albertha Jacoba Schouten of Germantown who moved from Holland years ago. The couple has farm, nursing, and community service backgrounds and now own property near South Mountain. The ceremony featured Judge Thomas M. Anderson, solicitor Ernest Hupp, and oath by Clayton K. Watkins, with welcomes from local officials and a D A R presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Montgomery County Court House
Rockville
United States
Albert Jan Henry Schouten
Albertha Jacoba Schouten
Poolesville
Schouten
Haynes Lithograph Company
Asbury Methodist
Gaithersburg
Holland
Frederick County
South Mountain
Mr. Schouten
Blaricum
Dyke Cullum Farm
Thomas M. Anderson
Ernest H. Hupp
U. S. Department of Justice
Clayton K. Watkins
Circuit Court
John M. MclInterney
Montgomery County Bar Association
Leslie H. Browne Jr
Chevy Chase
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. Leroy Alderman
D.A.R
James A. Caulfield
Schoutens
Linganore High FHA Elects 1963 Officers
Linganore High School FFA elects officers for 1963 64 at a recent meeting Linganore Junior High chapter of Future Homemakers of America chose Judy Rippeon as president Marian Metcalfe as vice president and a secretary to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Mann
Garland Mann Jr
Sharon Wachter
Gerald Wachter
Stephanie Hall
Clarence Hill Jr
Ellen Hevner
Edwin Hevern
Wendy Huttenberger
William Huttenberger
Donna Gladhill
Frank Gladhill
Joyce Ruppean
Woodrow Rippeon
Joyce Rippeon
Susan Smith
Janie Barnes
Helen Kyle
Norma
Brinkley
Judy Rippeon
Ruth Ganley
Susan Weiler
Doris Weller
Elaine Hevner
Joyce Fawley
Phyllis Lambright
Glenda MacKenzie
Joan Brashears
Caryn Gove
Sandra Johnson
Ruth Lenhart
Linda S. Myers
Linda K. Myers
Barbra Williams
Joanne Snowden
Lois Barnes
Kay Smith
Nancy Davuall
Leslie Bouton
Doris Rippeon
Mary Hamilton
Sandy Picket
Marian Metcalfe
Kate Swet
Shirley Davis
Susan Christiver
Stephanie Hill
Lingacre Jr. High Fha
Mary C. Cain
Harry O. Smith
Linganore Junior High Chapter
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Arthur Rippeon
Charles Metcalfe
Secre
Money Weighed Not Counted Stolen From City Meter Truck
SAN FRANCISCO AP police seek a suspect after 750 pounds of coins including dimes nickels and pennies were stolen from a parking meter collection truck. City Hall workers note they measure in pounds, not monetary value, making the exact sum unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
City Hall
Monday Musicales Opens Season With Italian Theme
The Monday Musicales opened its season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Book on Fairview avenue at 8 p.m. Mrs. Don ald Sullivan welcomed members and guests Mrs. Glenn E. Warneking and Mrs. James Goodman. The program featured Italian music with pieces from Donizetti Puccini and more, including Oh Italia and selections from Lucrezia Borgia Madame Butterfly and La Gioconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan Book
Fairview Avenue
Donald Sullivan
Glenn E. Warneking
James Goodman
Sullivan
Carol Freed
Italy
George Stup
Donizetti
Italia
Lucrezia
Borgia
Stup
William
Roessler
Harold Young
Paradies
Book
Norris Shane
Gene Bennett
Lovely Annina
Ponchiette
Stephen S. Langley
Beok
Edward Shantz
Richard Betson
Freed
George Swank
iMrs. Young
Mathias Speaks On U To Zontians Dinner Talk
Congressman Charles McC. Mathias Jr spoke to the Zonta Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on United Nations Week. He discussed his New York UN visit, praised international staff, and traced the UN's origins from Ancient Greece. He covered topics including wheat sales to Russia and Viet Nam questions, with delegates from District II reporting later. The club’s officers and a Halloween party were announced for October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Jane Speer
Zonta Club
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key
United Nations
Mathias
New York
U.N
Greece
Russia
China
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Viet Nam
United States
Philadelphia
Lloyd Church Smith
Lorene Bowlus
G. L. Thomas Jr
Alice Barker
Hilda Croghan
Edna Measell
Bowlus
Bussard’s
Woodwind Specialist Appointed at Shepherd College
Thomas E. Silliman, wood wind expert and band director at West Frederick Junior High, named woodwind consultant at Shepherd College in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. He has taught instrumental music since 1957 in Frederick County and led his junior high band to superior ratings at three state festivals. He hails from Allentown Pennsylvania and is a Lebanon Valley College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Silliman
West Frederick Junior High School
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Silliman
Frederick County
West Frederick
Allentown
Oboist Active in Maryland and Pennsylvania Orchestras
The subject earned a masters degree at the University of Maryland. At Lebanon Valley College he played oboe with the Lancaster Symphony. He now serves as first oboist with the Gettysburg Symphony and the Frederick Orchestra and belongs to the Frederick Chamber Music Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Lebanon Valley College
Lancaster, Pa
Gettysburg Symphony
Frederick Orchestra
Frederick Chamber Music Society
Engagement and Weddings of Oakley Atherton Knill Stottlemyer
Valerie Thurs ton Oakley of Manhasset and Shepherdstown announces her engagement to Charles Russell Atherton Jr of Shepherdstown. Oakley, a Wilson College senior, plans a June wedding. Atherton is a NY university faculty member with Shepherd College ties. Also noted: Edna Himbury Knill and L Ralph Stottlemyer wed at St Marys in Barnesville on Oct 12. reception at Peach Tree Road home. bride previously clerk at Sellman Rural Station Post Office. groom with Montgomery County Roads Department and now residing in Boyds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Thurston Oakley
Manhasset
N.Y
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Valerie Thurston
Charles Russell Atherton Jr
Charles R. Atherton
River Cliffs
American Book Publisher’s Council
Bryn Mawr College
Miss Oakley
Ralph Huntington McKevery
Florida
McMurran Hall
Shepherd College
Atherton
Pennsylvania State University
Shepherd
Trinity Episcopal Church
Oberlin College
Trinity Church
New York State University
Geneseo
N. Y
Layman's Day Set For County Churches
James I. Wilson will speak at Lewistown and Walkersville Methodist layman's day services. Wilson, born 1927 in Nebraska, joined the Navy in 1945 and entered the Naval Academy in 1946, graduating 1950. He served in Korea, survived a mine strike, earned nine battle stars, and later became a layman counsellor with West Point cadets and midshipmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Lewistown
James I. Wilson
Wilson
Nebraska
Navy
Japan
Yokohama
West Point
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Elsie White
Haines
Elks
Morton Siegel
WFMD
Arts Council of
Rotary
France
India
Mort
Maryland State Music Teachers Association, Inc
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Virginia Carty
Gertrude Brown
Hollos Arms School
News
Pat Rosencrantz
Cheets
Frank O’leary
Mary Benedict
St. John’s Catholic School
Grand Regents
CDA
Deborah H. Lentz
Linganore High Fha
Atlee Boyer
John Harris
Robert Egolf
Pennsylvania
Roger Derr
Baltimore
Cornerbrook
Newfoundland
Mr. Boyer
Mr. Harris
Onu
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