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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1965

Page

7

Mrs. Levinson Joins C Burr Artz Library Staff

Mrs. T. W Levinson of West Second Street has become secretary in the County Services office at the C. Burr Artz Library. A native of Iino, she has lived in Tiederick for 21 years and been active in community affairs.

T. W Levinson West Second Street C. Burr Artz Library County Services Office Iino Levinson Tiederick Margaret Strawsburg Frederick Maryland Hairdresser's Association Sheraton Motor Inn Silver Spring

World War II Books and Memoirs in Local Library

A circulation note lists adult collection titles on World War II and related topics. Notable works include United States and World War II by A Russell Buchanan, Russia at War 1941 45 by Alexander Werth, The Friendly Dead by T Grady Gallant, and The Reckoning by Anthony Eden. Also mentions Morison Two-Ocean War and other enduring histories and novels available at C Burr Artz Library and county libraries.

United States A. Russell Buchanan America Europe Russia Alexander Werth Werth London Sunday Times B.B.C Soviet Union T. Grady Gallant Iwo Jima Samuel Eliot Morison Andrew Tully Berlin Paul Carell France Martin Blumenson Samuel B Griffith Guadalcan C Burr Artz Jane Lee B. Goshorn

Dear Polly and Ella Tips on home crafts and chores

A reader shares thrifty ideas from Dear Polly on hanging ribbons with a bed clip to keep slippers together and making a letter holder from a clothespin and jar cover. Other notes describe starting kids gifts with a clothespin, avoiding ice pick holes, pressing draperies by placing the ironing board by the window, and storing ribbon scraps in a plastic bag hung in a garage for reuse.

Polly Ella

Why Hunt Lost Slippers? A mother’s practical note

A column entry recounts a mother’s habit of making lists, then abandoning them after six years on the job. It shares a tip from My Pointer about Girl Scout mothers on one day trips, detailing a coin purse with a zipper and elastic to keep money secure.

Nancy Polly Girl Scouts Lois

Seventeen 4-H Girls Vie For Frederick Queen Crown

Seventeen county 4-H girls compete Monday at the Great Frederick Fair for the first 4-H Queen title. Six finalists selected after preliminary judging in Winchester Hall will be named before the carnival wheel spins. Alvey Young will crown the winner at 8 p.m. before the grandstand as hundreds attend.

Frederick Fair Frederick Winchester Hall Alvey Young Fair Board Frederick County Susan Shisler Clair Shisler Burkittsville Petersville Club Gloria Jean Axline John Staub Great Frederick Fair Kathy Huffer Susan Marie Poole Sarah Susan Ahalt Darryn Valentine Becky Keilholtz Priscilla Renn Barbara Laughlin Sharon Kaye Stauffer

Purse Snatching Panel Raises Dining Hall Security Questions

Baltimore’s revolving Sky Line Holiday Inn restaurant faces purse snatching concerns as diners report items disturbed by seating layout. Manager William Schloh notes the three inch floor paneling near windows complicates theft risk and may prompt remodel plans. 4 H club week highlights and fair exhibits draw local youth participation and community events with queen crowning and dancing planned at the grandstand.

William Schloh Skyline Holiday Inn

Sidelights on Harps and Odd Gatherings Across Town

Notes from a local column recount quirky encounters with harpists and accordions, a Cordovox instrument at a Washington stadium trip, court street beauty shop chatter, a Nassau hurricane detour, a Baker Park pet show with a Coca Cola drinking cockatoo, and Humane Society proceeds nearing 500 dollars supporting the county Animal Shelter.

Cordovox Washington Stadium Senators Baker Park King Lightning Fisher Beagles Dwight Collinus Howard Barker Alice The Frederick County Humane Society

SHEROKEN HAIR FASHIONS OFFERS PERMANENT TREATMENTS

A homemaker tip column notes to avoid extreme water when washing hands and to use gloves for chores. It praises operators at Sheroken House of Hair Fashions for permanents and offers a weekly tip on using witch hazel for pancake makeup.

Sharon Sheroken House OF Hair Fashions East Church Street

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