Class Holds 45 Reunion at Girls and Boys High Schools
The 1919 classes of Girls High School and Boys High held a 45 year reunion with Fritz Bowers reading letters from absent members. Katharine Hodges reported on the 43rd reunion of 1961 and memories were paid to several members. Alverta Falconer organized door prizes won by Barbara Yockum. The committee was reappointed to plan the 1967 event. many members and guests attended from Baltimore, Washington, Wythewood, Cumberland, Jacksonville, and Durham plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romayne Abler
James H. Grove Jr
Fritz Bowers
Chim
Alverta Comer Falconer
Alice Witter Thomas
Dolly Cline Engle
Elizabeth Herwig Shuff
Katharine Herwig Hodges
Elizabeth Michael Shaw
Ernest Stephens
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Helen Beall Hemp
Virginia Biddinger Hildebrand
Melvin Engle
Dorothy Eyler Strine
Carl 0. Haase
Baltimore
Cornelia Hickman
Lena Maggio
Helen Martz
Earl R. Mosburg
Washington
Mildred B. Shorb
Daniel J. Thomas
Joanna Best Hightman
Richard Sliger
Sarah Gregg Oden
Wythewood
Horace Williams
Sophia Wilson Schaefle
Benjamin L. Shuff
Charles F. Bowers
Frederick R. Darkis
Durham
N. C
Joseph Stephens
Barbara Yockum
Will Lewis
Barbara White
Notable 20th Century Achievements and Birthdays Mixed
A collage noting Know America Richardson as designer of Harvard Law School and Marshall Field store, reference to Civil War troop movements through Louisville, and appointive milestones including Edward Denby as first Negro Suffragan Bishop. Also mentions Khrushchev at the UN and Kennedy IMF remarks. Birthdays list Gene Autry and others. Pilot leprosy care project in Malawi announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Harvard University
Marshall Field
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Mass
Hooker
Chattanooga
Louisville
Edward Thomas Denby
Protestant Episcopal Church
Arkansas
Southwest
Khrushchev
U. N. General Assembly
Macmillan
Kennedy
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
U.S
Gene Autry
Tioga
Texas
John Heysham Gibbon Jr
Philadelphia
Gaylord P. Harnwell
University of Pennsylvania
Evanston, Il
Stanely Kramer
New York City
Holloway to Speak at Am erica’s First Methodist Bicentenary
Bishop Fred G. Holloway of Charleston West Virginia will be the speaker at a bicentenary celebration October 10 on the Carroll County site of America’s first Methodist church. He led Western Maryland College Westminster from 1935 to 1947 and will lecture at 4 pm. A dinner follows at St James Church route 407. Buses depart Lovely Lane Museum Baltimore 115 pm with tickets through Dr Thomas Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Holloway
Charleston
West Virginia
Carroll County
America
Holloway
Western Maryland College
Westminster
St. James Church
Route 407
Lovely Lane Museum
Baltimore
Thomas Hubbard
St. Paul Street
Taneytown Committee Backs Public Pool Plan
The Taneytown Community Swimming Pool Project executive committee voted seven to none to plan design and build a public pool with bath houses and a children’s pool in Taneytown Memorial Park. Site to be announced October 1 1964 with cost to be determined by the subcommittees after further information. Civic groups urged to contact Mrs Wayne Baumgardner to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Taneytown Memorial Park
Seleven
St. Joseph’s
Maryland State Board of Health
Park Board
Wayne Baumgardner
Thenr
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O ee phrase appears garbled with unreadable names and times. The readable fragment notes an event potentially held in the evening. No clear entities or outcomes can be determined from the text.
Group campagnes against public accommodations law in Maryland
EASTON Md AP The committee urges a vote against the public accommodations law by mail and door to door campaigning. The 1964 legislature passed the statewide law but Letta's committee petitioned it to referendum for November 3. Eleven counties had been exempted in a prior law. The Committee to Uphold the Public Accommodations law has challenged the signatures in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Letta
Fragmentary ballot note lists candidate at six
A partial OCR fragment indicates a candidate is listed as No. 6 on the ballot. No further names, offices, or context are readable.
Fire crews mop up after brush fire near Santa Ana
Brush fire near Santa Ana prompted firefighter crews to quell flames and begin rehabilitation planning. The incident involved local fire units and the U.S. Forest Service as containment efforts continued in the affected area.
Plan to scatter rye seed over burned acres to stabilize forest
Around a 70 mile perimeter by 10 a.m. Wednesday and control by 6 p.m. Thursday. Planes will start scattering rye seed over the 76,000 charred acres Tuesday, the Forest Service says to take two weeks. The fast growing grass is hoped to help forestall possible winter damage.
Unclear fragment about three brothers and university reference
Fragmentary note mentions brothers and a university in Gremmvae with names partially garbled. No coherent event or clear action in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Marsha Na. Jr
Debe
Oon
Oo Neal Jones University
Gremmvae
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London
Malawi
Nyasaland
Bishop Holloway
Clarksburg
Sib
Taneytown Community
Dean Brown
Cecil Lewelling
Donald Smith
Argyle Kauf
Prescription
Pearre’s Drug Store
South Market St
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Sigausch
Lamb
Zenith
Ford
Baltimore Union Stock Yards
Blackshere Cooper Myers-Houseman
Nassau
Boyer Travel Agency
Niewasoll
Maytag
YTAG
Trate
Rene Fruent
Maytag Electric
Oli Sanes
B. Nicodemus
Home Appliance Center
Market St
Frederick, Md
THE
Frederick Motor CO
MIT Weat
Patrick Street
Frederick, M4
Walt Disney
Leisner Ford, Inc
N. Church St
Thermest
Reed Motor CO
Materews
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