Wash and wear clothes debate ends in pioneer spirit
A homemaker argues against ironing and praises wash and wear fabrics, noting public demand for easier care in markets along Market Street. She mocks constant ironing chores, envisions a secret vote to drop ironing, and urges taking on household drudgery with more freedom and practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Seasor Clothes
Chan
Johnny
Big Sister
Ag Board
Ordine
Ironing Board Revolt Fails to Spark Household Uprising
A humorous rant laments domestic stagnation as the speaker admits continued ironing rituals. The writer notes keeping wrinkle free shirts for her husband and school uniforms for children, while bemoaning the loss of pioneering spirit and reliance on improved equipment.
Soroptimist Talk by Architect C F Bowers on Frederick History
C F Bowers, noted local architect, spoke to the Soroptimist Club in the Wedgwood room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He presented slides on historic Frederick, Winchester Hall, and church buildings from the late 1700s, with a tour of Maryland School for the Deaf Barracks museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Bowers
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Robert Nicodemus
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Bowers
Maryland School For the Deaf
Jean Eckard
Doris
Walter
Soroptimist International
Broadview, University Parkway
Baltimore
Elizabeth Price
Charles F Bowers
Robert Niegdemus
Khrushchev’s Wife Draws Crowd at Broadway Show
Mrs Khrushchev captains attention in New York as about 500 fans gather outside the Majestic Theater. She enjoys The Music Man with stage reaction and laughter during the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lewine
NEW York
Nina
Khrushchev
Broadway
Majestic Theater
Robert Preston
Ulnie
West Coast
Sfrs
Khursherey
United States
Preston
Rada
Jubia
Waldorf Tower
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Elks Club Fall Festivities Planned With Entertainment
The Ladies Entertainment Committee of the Elks Club announces a fall season opener on Saturday September 26 a Western theme evening. Cocktails at 630 barbecue at 730 and dancing to Don Flowers Orchestra from Baltimore. Co chairs are Mrs Eleanor Alexander and Mrs Franne Liggon. Remainder of year includes two masquerades a Thanksgiving dance and a Christmas event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks Club
Don Flowers Orchestra
Balimore
Eleanor Alexander
Franne Liggon
Taneytown Kiwanis Hear Hospital Talk By Miss Reifsnider
Taneytown Kiwanis heard Miss Ann Reifsnider coordinator of volunteer activities at Springfield State Hospital speak on hospital plans. The program, arranged by Charles Hopkins, noted upcoming Sept 23 host duties for Taneytown Lions and Jaycees under Howell Royer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Reifsnider
Sprinsfield State Hospital
Taneytown Kiwanis Club
Wed
Unesday
Taney Inn
Charles Hopkins
Hiwanians
Taneytown Lions
Jaycees
Howell Royer
Taneytown
Uniontown
Richard McPartiland
Mary F. Copenaver
Frances Smith
Catherine Myers
Jean Bowers
Elinor Davis
Wham Eddins
Virgina Sanders
Robert Neal
Lilien Rodgers
Harold Rodgers
George Baker
Ralph Minnick
Ed Weigle
Bernard Decker
Jean Stonz
Ned Musser
Walser
John Kemper
LeFeire
Mervyn Fuss
John ‘Es
Wallace Reindollar
Esther Harger
Community meeting outlines disaster prep topics
Mrs Grace Mahoney chairs Civil Defense talk on First Aid Emergency Kn and Home Food Storage and Emergency Sanitation at Home. Mrs John Summers reads board meeting report at Winchester Hall. Mrs Jane Turner welcomed as new member. Refreshments by Summers and Tobe hostesses. October meeting planned at Mrs Luther Bus home with Alex Bryant and Mrs Roy Cane assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mahoney
Civil Defense
John A. Summers
Winchester Hall
Jane Turner
W. B. Summers
Edward Tobe
Luther Bus
Alex Bryant
Roy Cane
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital list multiple families with newborns. Details include dates, parental names, addresses, and the newborns’ genders and order of birth such as Brenda Kay, Curtis Irving, William Hoffman, Vivian Lorraine, Pamela, and Janice Elaine, with corresponding parental names and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Lorraine
Blacksten
Louise Stull
Jones Mills
Canion F. Wells
Dickerson
Pamela
Roy Adkins
Mid- Retown
Janice Elaine
Adkins
Mari Elaine Rice
Middletown
Mrs Haines Joins Local Zonta Club at Frederick Meeting
Mrs Elsie White Haines was welcomed as a member of the Frederick Zonta Club at a monthly business meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The club now has 54 members with one honorary member and discussed district conference plans in Baltimore October 23 to 25 with Frederick as a hostess club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie White Haines
Frederick Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Haines
Maryland
Freda Doll
Grace iSucker
Zonta District
Baltimore
Columna
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Frederick Club
Grace Sucker
Onica Prall
Hilda Huebner
Plainfield
Charles Brosius
Hotel Frederick
Homemakers Honor Mrs Veda Reeder at September Meeting
At the Braddock Homemakers Club September gathering a tribute to Mrs Veda Reeder who died recently was read by Wiss Hazel Holter. Carl Bussard read the 23rd Luther Bussard presented calling on the chairmen and Washington College Chestertown notes appear with Anne Elizabeth Lovell, daughter of John Rudolph Lovell Je son, a Frederick High School graduate, to enter Washington College on Maryland's Eastern Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Dianne C. Lawson
Frederick High School
Hood College
Maryland Department of Education
Miss Lawson
Marion Lawson
New 43 Market
John Lawson
This City
Raymond ©. Barnes
Amsville
Braddock Homemakers
Theraddock Homemakers’ Club
Veda Reeder
Wiss Hazel Holter
Carl Bussard
Luther Bussard
Washington College
Chestertown
Anne Elizabeth Lovell
John Rudolph Lovell
Jeson
Maryland
Frederick High
Anne
Navon
Skin banks proposed at Munich conference
International surgeons conference in Munich discussed skin banks for burn treatment. Dr Stanislaus Ziarek of Czechoslovakia said pulverized skin serves as an ideal bandage for third degree burns since grafting the patient's own skin is not possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
International Surgeons Conference
Stanislaus Ziarek
Ira Rubin Leads Open Team Bridge Championship Victory
Ira Rubin of Los Angeles won the open team championship at Chicago after a long vacation, delivering a dominant slam bid sequence with Jacoby transfer and Blackwood to six spades. West’s heart double supported the slam as South’s strong heart holding forced the final lay down. Hospital and course news follow with local notices and a fatal injury report from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Ira Rubin
Los Angeles
Chicago
Ira
South
Blackwood
West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kilgag South Leyman
C. F. Bowers
Mrs. K
Garden Club
Town and Country Garden Club
Harrison Ambust
Buckeystown
Jean Ambush
Nikita Khrushchev
Waldorf- Astoria Towers
S&h
Colonial Music Shop
E. Patrick ST
Hes
Kiwanians
Hospital
Society — Women’s Clubs
Mrs. Haines
Zonta Club
Jacoby
NORTH
Wayresboro General Hospital
Wasysesbors
Ray Slayna
Roser Bolin
Maguay
John Ree Taney
Cecelia L. Man
Caur
Irving Beall
Tagia
Wal Radio Institute of Washington
Aph
St. Agnes Hospital
Eduard Denson
Polether
Bryan
ATS
South Int
Curarel Chine Y Mar
Perexihts
Persals Exclesiive Rowe
Rowe
Itmin Fashion
FHS
Braddock Hgts
Pavillion
The
Nightingales
Patrick Street
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