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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1964
Page
6
The Jug Bridge Homemakers Club gathered at the Bakers home in Sjamsville for their annual family picnic. After dinner children played games while members planned the September meeting set for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Ray Gregoire's home on Catoctin avenue.
Van Patrick, a television play by play man for the Detroit Lions, rose to big time sports broadcasting after Bill Veeck praised his handling of a minor league game and hired him for the Cleveland Indians.
Sixteen students were admitted to the School of Nursing of Frederick Memorial Hospital with orientation activities planned by the Student Government Organization. Sunday marked commencement for the 1964 graduating class of student nurses at Elm Street School. Five graduates received awards from Mrs. Paul S. Michael, president of the hospital board. The Dorothy Filler McBride Award went to Jo Ann Jacobs. Elizabeth Craigmile Schroeder Award went to Helen Carmen Probst. William Elder Craigmile Award to Nancy Tillie Drabie. Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Award to Donna Sue Deal. Lorraine Emelia Wojcik earned the Woodbine, Pa., family’s recognition.
Miss Darlene LaRue Schultz and Jerry Gene Carey wed at Christ Reformed Church in Middletown. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. George H. Klinefelter, with the bride's father presenting her. The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside on RFD 5 Frederick.
More than 675 attended Braddock Heights Roller Rink for Old Timers night a reunion turned annual with two spectator nights. Ollie Rosenberry rink manager announced future repeats while 400 500 pictures chronicled rink history. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert L Smith and E W Poole with Poole a former rink builder and manager. Warren Thomas organist provided music and a skating exhibition featured Patty Kebne former state champion. Prizes went to oldest former skater Jim Mottern 72 oldest on skates Charles Wise 66 longest distance couple Mr and Mrs Frank Blank of Tennessee and Mr and Mrs Robert Heller Frederick with six children.
St Thomas Parish of Upper Marlboro hosts a three day antique show and sale at the Edelen Brothers Tobacco warehouse drawing more than 50 dealers. The event benefits the parish building fund with hours 11 am to 10 pm Friday and Saturday and 1 to 8 pm on Sunday. Lunch will be available onsite with a rotating menu each day featuring Maryland crab cakes beef barbecue and fried chicken. Airman Larry F Plemmons son of Mr and Mrs Faun L Plemmons of Frederick Md has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas.
Private Gary R. Crampton from Mount Airy has completed basic training at Fort Jackson in the District of Columbia. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Luther B Crampton Jr. The brief notice confirms his enlistment background and successful completion within the army training program.
County Treasurer Charlotte W. Yarroll was honored at a surprise dinner Friday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel after completing 25 years in office. A. Irvin Renn presented a bracelet from the county. coworkers gave a travel case. Testimonials praised her steady service since 1960 appointment and 1962 election.
Mothers throughout the county face empty nests as children start school. The piece follows the emotional shift for moms as children leave home for classrooms and teachers assume guiding roles, while noting teachers' looming end of term concerns.
Final preparations for the Kiwanis Club of Frederick second annual auction set for Saturday at the fairgrounds begin. Co chairs are Dr Harold E Schaden and Donald C Linton with volunteers since June. Proceeds aid handicapped children, items include furniture appliances two used cars and more, live auction in the stock judging pavilion.
Congressman Charles McC. Mathias will headline a GOP dinner on September 15 at Camp Cozy Restaurant in Thurmont, hosted by the local Republican organization. The event aims to engage Fifth District residents with party ideas and campaign updates.
The event invites Republicans to hear congressional and senatorial candidates at a rally. Dinner is at 6 30 p m and reservations should be sent to the Republican headquarters on North Court Street by Thursday. Miss Helen Remsburg, president of the sponsoring organization, urges attendance to meet national office candidates. Hostesses for the rally are listed but details are incomplete.
Dinner will be held for the Thurmont Emmitsburg and Hauvers members of the Women's County Federation.
Winchester AP report notes St Agatha Academy senior class begins with only eight seniors all boys, disrupting the customary election of a sweetheart to preside over homecoming festivities.
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