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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1966
Page
7
Damascus returnees from a Beirut visit are noted along with a birthday party for four year old Scott King. The piece lists attendees at dinners and luncheons, a nurses training start in Washington, district workshop attendance, family reunions, and birthday celebrations across several local households.
Taneytown residents and relatives share weekend stays with family in Baltimore and Philadelphia. Edith Miller of Baltimore arrives Friday to visit Rev. and Mrs. Howard W. Miller at the Lutheran Church Parsonage on West Baltimore Street. Carrie V. Austin and sons transport Ruth Ross and Margaret Counley to their home for a Philadelphia weekend. William G. Fogle visits West Baltimore Street family in Mountaindale, and Minnie Warner travels from Washington to see nearby relatives.
The Forestry Board of Carroll County spent Thursday and Friday at Piney Point and nearby stops as part of a Clam Fry tour led by Mrs. Gordon Hallock of the Resources Institute. The itinerary includes St. Mary's City First Capital Point Lookout and the southern tip of Maryland’s western shore. Neilson and Hubert J. Null, board members, joined the group.
John T. Ryder, 61, circulation sales manager for Army Times Publishing Co, died Monday at Washington Sanitarium after a long illness. A Steubenville Ohio native, he joined in 1945 and ran a worldwide sales network. Survived by widow Violet of Silver Spring and brothers Melvin in DC and Miles in Steubenville.
CENTREVILLE Md AP funeral services were held Monday for Harry C Butler 77 former Queen Annes County state's attorney and commander of the Maryland State Police from 1927 to 1931 He died Saturday at Memorial Hospital in Easton after a brief illness His widow and a stepson survive
Applied Mechanics Inc of Alexandria will establish its first Maryland plant in the Potomac Industries Building at Point of Rocks. The facility will manufacture and assemble electrical equipment components for distribution to regional markets.
The Brunswick Public Library will hold its annual meeting September 24 at 3 p.m. at the library. The public is invited to attend to learn about progress needs and services. Officers will be elected and treasurer and librarian reports plus committee updates will be presented.
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