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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1966

Page

3

Mental Health Advisory Committee Favored Here

The Frederick County Mental Health Association urged the Board of County Commissioners to form a county advisory committee. Rev. Joseph H. Clem said local facilities are limited and a panel could study needs and funding, with duties to review services, report progress, and advise on funds but no official powers.

Frederick County Mental Health Association Board of County Commissioners Frederick County Joseph H. Clem The Mental Health Association Clem Commissioner of Mental Hygiene

State Women's Clubs To Meet Tuesday

The Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs will hold a meeting next Tuesday at the Sheraton-Silver Spring Motor Inn in Silver Spring. State President Mrs. Edward D. Storm will preside at 10 a.m. as staff plans for the coming year, the state magazine, and work plans by department and division chairs are presented. Frederick attendees include Mrs. Wallace Hutton, Mrs. Paul Sunday, Mrs. Ormond Galvin, Mrs. Stephen Daduk, Mrs. Williamzier, and Mrs. William Hobson. decorations chair Mrs. Charles Murray.

Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs, Inc Sheraton Silver Spring Motor Inn Silver Spring Edward D. Storm Frederick Maryland Clubwomen State Magazine Wallace Hutton Paul Sunday United Nations Division Ormond Galvin Stephen Daduk Maryland Williamzier William Hobson Western District Charles Murray

Local social notes from Taneytown area gatherings

Correspondent reports a flurry of visits and reunions across Maryland and Pennsylvania towns. Families from Frederick, Westminster, Mechanicsburg, Baltimore and beyond stopped for dinners, visits, and extended travel, with mentions of Miss Amelia Annon, Elizabeth Annnon, and various Shaum and Haycraft relatives amid church society events and a Mite Society meeting.

John L. Leister B. J. Arnold Frederick Sr Charles W. Foreman Westminster Melvin Aiker Mechanicsburg Ray Boyle Anna Thomas Baltimore Charles R. Cluts River Dale Keysville Hugh Heaps Galen Patsy Silver Spring Elmer Fuss Emmitsburg Elizabeth Haycraft Anna May Irene Eileen Jack Benny Wayne Newton Camden New Jersey Pittsburgh Pa Gallipsolis Ohio Carrollton Penn Indiana Bunker Hil Af.b Tech F W. Miller Mackley Frederick Miller Betty Haycraft Taneytown Debbie Alan Hazel Lambert Frederick St Lawrence M. Crabbs George Sr Francis EK. Shaum Sr Middle Street Pythian Sisters Annapolis Ellen Sklar Ocean City Carroll C. Hess Hess E. Baltimore St Amelia Elizabeth Annon Baltimore Street Francis E. Shaum Mary A. Kanode Lewistown Howard C. Fisher Harvey E. Stoner Albert Swope Clarence E. Derr Keysville Road Stewart Hopper Julia Ethel Baumgardner W. Baltimore St Gregory Hanover William Scott David Gettysburg Jacob M. Stambaugh York Street Mary Baumgardner

Francis X. Elder American Legion Auxiliary Meets in Hillcrest

Emmitsburg correspondent notes 11 members attend the Francis X. Elder Unit 121 meeting at the Post Home. Ann Shorb presided as chaplains report get well and sympathy cards. A Western Maryland District Meeting is set for September 25 at the Thurmont Unit. Members logged 168 hours babysitting for veterans, 12 for non vets, and 26 hours aiding the recent outdoor party. Appointed committee heads include Education and Scholarship led by Lois Harthagen.

Charles B. Shorb Hillcrest Francis X. Elder American Legion Auxiliary Post Home Ann Shorb Maryland Thurmont Wer Ann Shorb Kathleen White Shorb Margaret Shorb Madeline Harner Mildred Harner Lois Harthagen

Exe cutive Committee Woman Elected At Post Meeting

Ann Topper was named Executive Committee Woman for the year. The draw prize was won by Idella Fitez and Mrs Felix Hemler's name called for the door prize, but she was absent. Following the meeting, ladies joined the men for refreshments. Seasonal travel updates noted.

Virginia Sanders Kathleen White Shorb Nettie Ashbough Parade Beatrice Umbel Mary Theresa Miller Iella Fitez Carmen T. Topper Margaret Shorb Ann Tepper Madeleine Harner Melva Hardman Anna Bushman Betty Goulden Jesse Knipple Loretta Hardman Diane Small Idella Fitez Parley Joan Topper Ann Topper Felix Hemler Post Charlotte Sanders Illinois Oregon Dixon Sterling Franklin Grove Richard Topper Hagerstown Topper Curtis Topper George Methee Arlington Methee Paul Sherwin Holy Name Society St. Anthony’s Grotto St. Joseph’s Parish St. Joseph’s Church tAdvernsemi

SHEROKEN HAIR FASHIONS OFFERS GREAT STYLE

A 1960s style tip column notes hair shaping and skin care factors. It highlights oil prone complexions with a cleansing soap and cautions on makeup in the T-zone. The item promotes SHEROKEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS at Bastard Street with a brushing guidance from scalp outward.

Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions Bastard Street

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