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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1958

Page

13

Preliminary Work For Concert Campaign Begins

The Frederick Community Concert Association kicks off its membership drive with a meeting at Hotel Frederick. Afairs president Desale Leathers stresses a civic, non profit aim with affordable concerts, detailing committee roles, recruitment from offices, schools, and clubs, and reminders to renew or join at Colonial Music Shop.

Frederick H. Albert Dean Doris Falkenstein Joseph M. Wilson Leatherman R. Monroe’ Beard John Birkland Huberty. Biser Shirley ¢. Braungart Charles E. Broadrup Niemann A. Brunk Francis W. Bush Sr Joseph E

Dorothy Dix Columns Offer Advice And Community Notes

Dorothy Dix answers readers on hair length adolescent behavior and reputation with practical tips while community items cover a Moose Women officers photo and Cub Scout Pack 283 meeting at Staley Park. Names include Mrs Ethel Long Mrs Loretta Eyler Mrs Anna Smith and Mrs Dorothy Cavenee.

MOOSE Focal Women of the Anna Smith Esther King Loretta Eyler

Taneytown Weekend Guests and Community Notes

Taneytown and surrounding area residents hosted guests and joined in local events over the weekend. Highlights include visits from Mrs. Ralph Bender and daughter Martha Frostburg to Glendale, Westminister Road. graduates and nursing students continuing training. a fish fry at Pype Creek Park hosted by Taneytown Southern States Cooperative. dinner and weekend gatherings among families in Taneytown, Emmitsburg, New Windsor, Littlestown, Poolesville, and Baltimore area. and several residents traveling to Atlantic City and State College for studies or recreation.

John Leister Taneytown Ralph Bender Martha Frostburg Joseph Gorman Glendale Westminster Road George B. Arnold Teft Penn State University State College Pa F. M. Sweeny Lancaster Sweeny James Fiscus Jean Luckenbaugh Baltimore Street Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Franklin Henderson Baltimore Clarence Derr Keysville Road Derr Harvey Stoner Frizzlesburg Edward Shorb Hanover Linda Shorb Keysville Bonnie Jean Fuss Emmitsburg Taneytown Southern States Cooperative Pype Creek Park Mary Gillies Montclair N. J Charles B. Kephart Ladonna Josetta| Weiser Columbia William Bankard Helen Bankard George A. J. Rosenwald Utica

Community Notes and Social Gatherings Summary

The item lists multiple social visits and events across various towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCormick and son Robert at University of Maryland Medical School, Mrs. Maurice Waltersdorf of Washington PA, and Miss Rozann McCloskey of Baustrehurch returning from Texas. It notes a Sunday School conference at Emmanuel Baust United Church for Christ on September 8, Kiwanis outing at Memorial Park for Taneytown families, and Camp Michaux Labor Day weekend workshop participation by Rev. and Mrs. Miles S. Reifsnyder and son Sammy.

Clarence [McCormick Robert University of Maryland Medical School Harry Reindollar George jStreet Bridge Maurice C. Waltersdorf Washington Rozann McCloskey Miles S. Reifsnyder Baust Rehurch Friendship Airport Snyder Tex McCloskey Camp Michaux Gardners Workers of the Emmanuel Baust United Church For Christ Henry Reindollar Joan Miriam Richard Paul Uniontown Road Harry Reimdollar George Sipeet Ivan Neidermyer West Chester Pa Zoom Philadelphia Maurice Waltersdorf John Huddle Gettysburg Harry Ly Reindelar George Street Kiwanis Club Taneytown, Inc Memorial Park

Homemakers Sponsor Defense at Home Protection Program

Homemakers will host a Cul Defense at Home Protection program open to all September 17 and 18 in Winchester Hall conference rooms with state Cri Defense instructor Lawrence W Crickenberger assisting. Beatrice Fehr says members will teach in their communities. October meetings target general public attendance and cover safe food water sanitation first aid fire fighting and radioscope fallout.

Homemakers Winchester Hall Cri Lawrence W. Crickenberger Ciwitt Beatrice Fehr Uve

Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties

Deeds were recorded in the iClerk's office for several property sales including the residence at 206 Magnolia Avenue sold by Mr. and Mrs. William R. Barnhart to Mr. and Mrs. James R. Chapman for about $23,000 and other transfers at 117-119 South Market Street, 611 Charles Street, a Walkersville property, and James Street property, with prices around $12,300 to $17,000. Cameron Parish faces possible evacuation as Hurricane Audrey anniversary nears. more than 500 dead or missing from last year’s storm. Miss Glenna Carolyn Stull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Stull, entered Bon Secours Hospital School of Nursing in Baltimore on August 27 after graduating St. John's Literary Institute in June.

iClerk Willam R. Barnhart Magnolia Avenue iMr James R. Chapman Schloss Bros. and Company Int South Market Istreet Muse Tailoring Company Alen R. Routzahn Herbert T. DeRigo Raphael Grassello Charles Street John L. Converse Walkersville Henry L. Nimmo Bernhard B. Christopherson Newell A. Esterly James Street Cameron Cameron, la Cameron Parish Gulf Coast Audrey Glenna Carolyn Stull Glenn C. Stull Spruce Glen Farm RFD Frederick Bon Secours Hospital Baltamore Biss Stull St. John's Literary Institute

Bake 34 Pies For County Bake 34 Pies For County

Linganore Grange Hall hosted a pie baking project by Gradze women to prepare peach apple cherry custard and cream pies for Montevue residents. Pies were baked at home then delivered from the Grange hall by Mrs. Jesse Weddle and Mrs. Oscar Albaugh, led by Mrs. Walter Zimmerman, home economic chairman. Twice yearly the Grange women bake, with the next batch planned for spring.

Linganore Grange Hall Gradze Montevue Grange Thei Grange Hall Jesse Weddle Oscar Albaugh Walter Zimmerman The

Mrs. Null Assists With Teenage Dances At Staley Park

Mrs. William Null was named by the City Recreation Commission to assist Mrs. Corbin with weekly teen age dances at Staley Park Fieldhouse. About 250 youngsters attended this week. Jerry Grove and Virginia Best won the spot dance. Chaperones from the Ladies Auxiliary of the John R. Webb Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, were Mr. and Mrs. James McLaren Jr. and Mrs. W. J. Buzzerd. Dances move to back to school format next Wednesday from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. The issue includes a suit for 618.50 filed in Circuit Court by Frederick County Commissioners against Carl C. Taylor over a county sedan damaged in a U-turn incident on East Patrick Street.

William Null City Recreation Commission W. W. Corrain Staley Park Fieldhouse Jerry Grove Virginia Best Hase John R. Webb Veterans of Foreign Wars Corbin Frederick County Carl C. Taylor Chester James McSherry East Patrick Street Taylor

Bakery Workers Picnic at Cambrill Park

The American Beauty bakery workers and families gathered at Gambrill State Park for the first annual company picnic. Attendees enjoyed chicken, corn on the cob, baked beans, salads, games, door prizes, and a scavenger hunt. Prizes included wall clocks, a portable mixer, and various gift packs. Public notices mention discussion of capital punishment in Great Britain.

Gambrill Bakers Walkersville Industrs Arche Quesenberry Kenneth Schildt Josephthey Judy Cramer Billy Everly Ken

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