Woodwinds To Perform At Hood College Concert This Saturday
Hood College presents the Baltimore Woodwinds in Brodbeck Hall at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday as the second event of the Saturday Evening Concert series. The first chair Baltimore Symphony soloists include Britton Johnson and others. The ensemble, resident at Mount St. Agnes College, has toured the Eastern Seaboard and appeared on Today and Johns Hopkins File 7.
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Britton Johnson
Andrejs Jansons
Ignatius Gennusa
Stanley Petrulis
Robert Pierce
Johns Hopkins
Telvision
Chamber Iusic
Mount St. Agnes College
Baltimore
Hood
Lloyd Shupp
Washington
Brodbeck Hall
Hood-U. S. Naval Academy
Nessiah
Mary Davis Paulhamus
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge 51 Installs Officers for 1962
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 held the 1962 installation of officers at Odd Fellows hall West Seventh Street on October 13. District deputy Celeste Brown presided with staff installing nobles and officers, including Ruth Eyser as junior past noble grand and Edna Watkins as noble grand. Additional appointed officers and deputy staff were installed, a Past Noble Grand Circle formed, and a PNG presented to Ruth Eyler. A business meeting followed with committee appointments and upcoming events listed.
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Samaritan Rebekah Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51
Odd Fellows Hall
West Seventh Street
Celeste Brown
Noble
Ruth Eyser
Edna Watkins
Helen Wachter
Pearl Skeggs
Fannie King
Ethel Renn
Edith Starner
Sadie Willard
Edna Oden
Elsie Stone
Jessie Webster
Noble Grand
Mary Clem
Vice Grand
Rae Shook
Edith Pearl
Doris Jean Ramsburg
Mary Esworthy
Guardian
Doris Jean Angleberger
Margaret Wachter
Pauline Koontz
Hallie Harvey
Ruth Akers
Mary Angleberger
Alice Ford
Frances Jones
Mae Miller
Ruth Wolf
Edina
Mary Baker
Letitia
Gaithxo
Federck
de ShineTiis
Engaged couple announces upcoming nuptials
A local notice confirms Mr and Mrs ae es Go engage with plans for a wedding ceremony. Details on date and venue are limited in the readable text.
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Cmvica
Y Ann
Talat
Civic Club backs city beautification and UNICEF drive
The Civic Club plans a flag display around the square and teams with the Junior Woman's Club to sponsor a UNICEF collection on Halloween night October 31. President Mrs. Edward D. Storm presided at the October meeting at Hotel Frederick.
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Civic Club
Hotel Frederick
Glenn Main Jr
Edward D. Storm
Calvin Schildknecht
Main
Louise Lewis
Unicef
Junior Woman's Club
Hallowe'en
Frederick County
Edith Osborn
Harry Shipley
Frederick
Melvin Partridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. Burr
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Home Life
William Stultz
Art display highlights needlework and crafts
Miss Edna Culler hooks a tug design without a hooking frame making it portable. Mrs. Fred Rowe and daughter Patricia Wharton showcase paintings ceramics shell craft and jewelry.
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Edna Culler
Fred Roweath
Sirs
Patricia Wharton
Musicales Hold Social at Gambrill Park Lodge
An evening of camaraderie was hosted by the Monday Musicales at Gambrill Park Lodge with a fried chicken supper by Charles Stup and desserts by Mrs. Carol Freed. Mrs. George P. Swank presided after a short business session and local members led singing with George B. Douglas conducting a musical quiz. David Hagan accompanied the group in a Sing Along With Mitch style finale.
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Gambrill Park Lodge
Charles Stup
Carol Freed
Shirley Braungart
Dorothy Handley
Brant Morgan
George P. Swank
Donald Sullivan
George B. Douglas
David Hagan
Mitch
James Etchison
Henry Falk
Hagan
Young Musicians Night Planned by United Brethren Church
Mrs. Robert Hess and several others are listed as participants in a young musicians night. The event, set for November 13, will be held in the Sunday School auditorium of the United Brethren church on West Second Street, with pupils including Mrs. Richard Best Mrs. Ethan Book Miss Eleanor Eichelberger and others presenting in recital.
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WFMD
Court House
Walter Feaga
New Delhi
Philippines
Unicef
Ned Levien
Frederick
Donald Rice
Ormond Galvin
Henry Davis
Harry Sanders
Maryland
John Wolfe
H. Robert DeRose
Joseph Battin
Roy Snyder
Richard Hudson
Bible Daily
U.N
Hood College
College Bowl
Channel 9
Louise Lewis
Vernan Cy Moore
Helen Mathers
W. T. Mathers
Robert Hess
William Hobson
Jacob Kinty
Melvin Partridge
Edward Schantz
Norris Shane
Virginia Slapp
Dovid Sullivan
The
United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Richard Best
Ethan Book
Eleanor Eichelberger
Mary Paulhamus
Thomas Silliman
W. QO. Simms
Sperry Storm
Mrs. Swank
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick area families announce births at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Regina Ann Miller, Brenda Dianne Wise, and Tony Lee Gray are named as newborns born Tuesday to respective parents at homes in Frederick and Thurmont. Additional details include addresses for Saul Miller, Drexil Wise, and Lawrence Gray.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Saul Miller
Mountevue Lane
Frederick
Regina Ann
Drexil Wise
Thurmont
Brenda Dianne
Lawrence W. Gray
West All Saints Street
Tony Lee
B. Crawford
Families welcome new arrivals at several Maryland homes
In Frederick Carroll and Westminster areas newborns are announced. Jeffrey Scott Rainey and Michael Alan Bru baker are second sons, Kathy Lynn and Pauli Ann Wiles are daughters, with siblings noted. Parents listed include Ronald Rainey Renice Bru baker Frank Dertz baugh Jr Franklin Binder Edward Wirr Paul Wiles and spouses Charlotte Elliott Newton.
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Franklin Binder
John Hanson
Frederick
Joseph Michael
Edward W. Wirr
Westminster
Brian William
Paul W. Wiles
East Third Street
Pauli
Ann
Wiles
Charlotte Elliott
Newton
Mass
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Mervin L. Lerch
Knoxville
Betty Darlene
Thomas B. Frye
T. J. Frye
Leesburg
Defense
L.A
Baltimore Beltway
Ritchie Highway
Church St
West Bay St
Brooklyn Homes Project
National Wrecking Co
Church & West Bay Streets
Baltimore, Maryland
Stearns and Foster
Stearns and Foster’s
Er Beatae Tartea
Omar Vall Oa
Teks
Box Attiat
Cline
Patrick
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