Family Page Photo Features Local Women in Workshop
A photo caption on the family page lists eight women in a workshop, with front row Leah Allen, Mrs. Howard Reiter, Mrs. Marjorie Schoolman and Mrs. Marshall Dick. Back row shows Eleanor M. Brown, Mrs. Walter Comer and Dudley P. Glick, reflecting community clubs and arts activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Studr
Leah Allen
Howard Reiter
Marjorie Schoolman
Marshall Dick
Eleanor M. Brown
Walter Comer
Dudley P. Glick
Peace Corps
Cooper
Elizabeth Weber
Melvin Engle
Myra Beryk
Inez Winpigler
Paul Crum Jr
J. Arthur Throne
Mary Shaff
Francis L. DeGrange
Earl Howard
Walter R. Comer Jr
Jacqueline M. Fox
Annie K. Burk
Meredith Mackley
Local Women Learn to Teach Illiterates at Workshops
Local women gather for Laubach Literacy Workshop at Calvary Methodist Church to learn the one teach one method. Mrs Jessie Cooper of Takoma Park leads the session, detailing how adults can help poor readers improve and later form classes or assist learners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Cooper
Takoma Park
Calvary Methodist Church
Cooper
Washington Literacy Council
Frederick
Paul Crum Jr
Elements Of Design By Beatrice Fehr In Winchester Hall
Home Demonstration Agent Beatrice Fehr explores design's reach beyond art, noting everyone makes design decisions daily. She outlines design elements color line form and pattern, emphasizing color mood and the emotional impact of lines while urging recognition and appreciation of good design in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Fehr
Winchester Hall
Baltimore Symphony Opens Season in Frederick With Adler
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra led by conductor Peter Herman Adler opens the 1963-64 season in Frederick High School auditorium at 815 p.m. Pianist Agi Rado performs Liszt Concerto No.2. The program includes Berlioz The Roman Carnival and Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition. Youth concerts will be held for Frederick County students.
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Agi Rado
The
Frederick Community Concert Association
Peter Herman Adler
Frederick High School
Concert Association
Baltimore Symphony
Frederick County
America
Dr. Adler
Czechoslovakia
New York Philharmonic Symphony
NBC Opera Company
NBC Symphony
Cleveland Orchestra
Detroit Symphony
Jablonec
Prague
Opera
Brno
Prague Philharmonie
Radio Symphony
Germany
Austria
Franz Liszt
Mihaly Wirizlay
Miss Rado
Budapest
Hungary
Franz Liszt Conservatory of Music
Leo Weiner
Istavan Antal
Imre Ungar
Zoltan Kodaly
Miss Rade
Kodaly
Virizlays
Virzlays
United States
Pittsburgh Symphony
Hector Berlioz
Modeste Moussorgsky
Donald E. Leatherman
Frederick
Gettysburg
Leatherman
Gettysburg Community Concert Association
William Warfield
Christ Chapel
Mercersburg Receives $100000 Ford Challenge Gift
The Mercersburg Academy in Mercersburg Pa will receive a $100000 Ford Foundation challenge gift matched dollar for dollar this fiscal year, announced at the alumni reunion by Headmaster William C Fowle. The Ford gift follows a $1000000 donation earlier for a new dining hall in memory of Edward E Ford. Richard E Pieters of Phillips Academy Andover received the 1932 Alumni Plaque for character service and achievement. Mrs Edward E Ford received the 1963 Alumni Council award for distinguished service. The Regents elected as new
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
William C. Fowle
Edward E. Ford
Mr. Ford
Ford
Alumni
Richard E. Pieters
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Pieters
Seoul
Korea
Academy
Edoward E. Ford
Alumni Council
John G. Detwiler
Central Cable Corporation
Williamsport
Richard N. Funkhouser
Ruberoid Company
Hagerstown
Medary A. Prentiss
Bellerose
Frank Masters Jr
Harrisburg
Charles H. Moore Jr
West Chester
John D. Smallridge
H. S. Dickley Jr
Ruxton
Gold In Blue Jeans Pockets Teenagers Boom As Billion Dollar Market
The article reports that teenagers wield multibillion-dollar purchasing power, with teens aged 14 to 19 and young women under 20 driving a fast-growing market. It notes 11 million teenage girls and 9 million boys in the U.S., with substantial annual spend, and highlights postwar birth-rate growth fueling the youth consumer segment. It quotes industry observers and brand-focused retailers on teens as a distinct, influential economic force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lefler
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
United States
U.S
Enid A. Haupt
Sever’n Magazine
Eugene Gilbert
Eugene Gilbert Co
Mother Seton Booklet Published
A bibliography on Blessed Elizabeth Ann Seton compiled by June Parchman of Saint Joseph College Library Emmitsburg serves as a lay reader guide. It covers collective and individual biographies fiction and periodical articles. The booklet notes it omits some literature but includes selected writings. copies available with ten cents mailing fee. St Joseph College preserves historic Seton buildings including the Stone House and the White House on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Vatican
June Parchman
Saint Joseph College
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph College Library
Mother Seton
United States
St. Joseph College
Stone House
Seven Sisters In
Community of Daughters of Charity
White House
Carroll Manor Grange installs officers for 1963-64 year
Carroll Manor Grange installed officers at the October 7 meeting with Worthy Master Paul Remsberg presiding. Officers include Master Harry Remsberg and Earl Remsberg as treasurer. Mrs Virginia Titus lecturer. Blair Titus steward. and an executive committee of Paul Geisbert Elmer Michael Earl Remsberg. Blair Titus reported the Community Show held October 4 and 5 drew 15 exhibitors and 649 entries, Carroll Manor placing fifth at the Frederick Fair. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is November 18 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Manor
The
Grange
Paul Remsberg
Austin D. Renn
Renn
Jack Lakin
Harry Remsberg
Earl Mullineaux
Virginia Titus
Stewart
Blair Titus
John Wilbur
Harry Kanade
Earl Remsberg
Mary Louise Remsberg
Tom Ford
Ceres
Fern Geisbert
Pomona
Dora Mullineaux
Flora
Mac Kanode
Mary O'Hara
Althea Remsberg
Paul Geisbert
Elmer Michael
Frederick Fair
Housekeeper At IOOF Home Honored For Birthday And Service
Miss Bertie Holtz, housekeeper at the Odd Fellows Home, was honored at a surprise luncheon marking her birthday and 16 years of service. Dr. Arthur Tiemeyer pinned a corsage, E. Earl Hearn offered remarks, nursing staff sent congratulations, and Maurice A. Ramsburg led a prayer and Pauline Ramsburg led song. Eleftherios Tsitsopoulos, from Athens, Greece, has a 32-letter name and plays soccer for Brandeis University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Holtz
Odd Fellows Home
Arthur Tiemeyer
Miss Holtz
E. Earl Hearn
Nellie Beasley
Lois Baker
Maurice A. Ramsburg
Pauline Ramsburg
Eleftherios Dimogenes Tsitsopoulos
Athens
Greece
Brandeis University
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Davis Studio
Erick Council of United Church Women
By Sallie Anderson
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Frederick Forest
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
J. Kenneth Kefauver
G. Horton Peace
Charles L. Myers
G. Thomas Shoemaker
Oran C. Lease
Robert L. Mason
Cumberland
Hagerston
Martinsburg
Supreme Forest
John H. McFaw
United States of America
William J. E. Null
Isabel Kefauver
Doris Peace
Lillian Myers
Jane Shoemaker
Alma Lease
Virginia Mason
Dorothy Hobson
Cora Null
Baltimore
Shippensburg
Washington, D.C
Alexandria
New Windsor
Woodbine
Mt. Airy
Oran Lease
Rudy Saxon
Philadelphia
Tall Cedars
H. D. Agent
Ipar
Cae
Frederick Com
IOOF
Malderone
Quarty
Summit Avenue
Maryland
Regent
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