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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1968
Page
7
Ryerson, senior trumpet soloist, to lead Marvin Hurley’s new orchestra in a program of Christmas hymns and pieces including Trumpeter's Lullaby Twelve Days of Christmas and the Christmas Song. Chorus director Gary Lushbaugh highlights Gesu Bambino I Wonder As I Wander and We Wish You the Merriest.
Grace Langdon and Irving Steyt discuss how timing shapes parenting and speech to children. They emphasize listening in the moment, choosing words wisely, and recognizing when to wait. The piece invites readers to share experiences and provides a simple recipe for serving warm applesauce with cereal as a comforting example.
Retired St. John's Lutheran Church organist and choirmaster Asher Edelman will perform in a Christmas music concert for the Conococheague Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. The 7:30 p.m. event Monday December 16 at St. John's Church features soprano Mrs. Arnold A. Staubs soprano Doris Baker Coffin and baritone William H. Colvin as accompanists. Edelman, dean of local music teachers, retires last June after 23 years directing three choirs at St. John's. He studied piano and organ in Jersey City and New York, taught with Prof. Roy A. Macmichael, and has been linked with the Hagerstown School of Music and St. James School. He previously served as organist at St. Andrew's Episcopal and First Christian Church and was dean of the Cumberland Valley Chapter of the American Guild of Organists.
A collection of letters asks for psychiatric help for a troubled woman, questions about holiday host duties, lonely male students at MTU seeking dates, and a plug for Ann Landers new book Truth Is Stranger. The column features guidance and mock responses from Ann Landers and The Daily Mail.
Polly's pointers describe a recurring "A Trade" where a circle of girls appraises unwanted items at one home without money changing hands. Items are redistributed, then leftovers go to a charity. The note also asks readers about moisture on salt and pepper shakers and a possible fix. Virginia asks for suggestions to prevent pepper shaker moisture and mold.
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