Folk Festival Cancelled After City Hall Mixup
Libbie Powell notes the North Hagerstown High Folk Festival and Hootennany were cancelled after Shepherd College group pulled out and Gettysburg College singer could not perform. The piece also recounts city square changes, local dining highlights, poetical art history notes, and Homemakers council fashion experiments in Winchester area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hagerstown High School
Bob Lewis
Zane Brandenburg
Daily Mail
Gettysburg College
Zane
Shepherd College
Makell
Gettysburg
American Art Pavilion Opens At New York Worlds Fair
A pavilion dedicated to living American artists will debut June 16 at the New York World’s Fair, presenting works by about 250 painters sculptors and graphic artists and featuring a 600 seat restaurant with international cuisine. The pavilion is sponsored by the Long Island Art Center and runs through the 1964 fair season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Art Center
Africa
Republic of Sudan
Sudan
New York
Rocketan
Robert Courter
Col
Keds
Leonidoff
Lake Amusement
U.S. Army
Bell Arcoaustomis
New York State Pavilion
Hattie Carnegie
Mannah
Troy
Gabe
Donald Brooks
Davidow
Jo Copeland
East
West
Leopold Stokowski
Stokowski
Indonesia
Potomac Edison Girls Bowling Banquet Highlights
The Potomac Edison Girls' Bowling League banquet at The Ranch near Chanversburg featured floral centerpieces, a bird themed program, and awards. Highlights included Robins team captain Hilda Stoner and members Connie Bitner Donna Yhull Sharron Mangan and Donna Bowers, with top honors going to Margaret Potts for high single game and Bowler of the Year, and several players recognized for perfect attendance and Most Improved Bowler. Officers for 1964 85 were Hilda Stener chair Connie Hitner treasurer and Nancy Morin statistician with Mrs Olive Marlin and Shirley Fouke winning door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison
Chanversburg
Olive Marlin
Katherine Schmidt
Elissa Seymour
Robins
Hilda Stoner
Connie Bitner
Donna Yhull
Sharron Mangan
Donna Bowers
Margaret Potts
Linda Richesson
Virginia Stener
Hilda Stener
Carmen Bertone
Rew
Connie Hitner
Nancy Morin
Helen Arnold
Virginia Stoner
Treasuer
Shirley Fouke
Square Dance at Trinity Church Monday May 25
Square dance set at Trinity Church Fellowship Hall Monday May 25 from eight to eleven. Milt Neidlinger will call the square dance for a fun evening with proceeds aiding community services. No experience needed to enjoy the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Trinity Tutheran Church
Milt Neidlinger
Local People and Visitors Reported in District Notes
Personal notices list Mrs. Helena Gottler and Mrs. Russell Peeler of Milton Pa visiting aunt Mrs. George N Alexander of 120 S. Prospect St. Mrs. Mary Boot of Hancock is a patient at Fulton County Medical Center in McConnellsburg. Others return home from Atlantic City and a convention. Mrs. Ruth S. Weddle recovers at 440 Cook St. after surgery. Roy Daniels of Kanack is a patient at Memorial Hospital in Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Mrs. Lalu DeLauder of Randolph Ave. visits her son-in-law and daughter in Columbus. Paul Andrews of Snyder Ave. is a patient at Washington County Hospital Room 713. Wynn Wissel, son of Dr. Ang Brg, Millan Wixsell of East Lansing Mich., visits Keedysville and Sharpsburg area relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Gottler
Russell Peeler
Milton, Pa
George N Alexander
S. Prospect St
Ruth
Weddle
Cook St
Washington County Hospital
Lalu DeLauder
Randolph Ave
Dallas Moon
Columbus, W
Wynn Wissel
Ang Brg
Millan Wixsell
Fast Lansing
Mich
Heodore Poffenberger
Keedysville
Millard Kefauyer
Sharpsburg
Local births announced in multiple families across Washington County
Mr and Mrs Albert L Misley announce the birth of their third son Kevin Tyler on May 20 at Washington County Hospital. Mr and Mrs Milford Lee Kershner announce the birth of a son on May 20 at the same hospital. Mrs Kershner is the former Doris B Deal of Smithsburg. Mr and Mrs R Theodora Clack Jr of Ann Arbor Michigan announce their first child a son named David Theodore on May 12 in Ann Arbor. Mrs Clark is the former Miss Sandra Higatemken of Syracuse NY. father is Mr Robert T Clark of 1018 Th Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Misley
Pheasant Trail
Kevin Tyler
Washington County Hospital
Milford Lee Kershner
Virginia Ave
Kershner
Doris B. Deal
Smithsburg
R. Theodora Clack Jr
Ann Arbor
Michigan
David Theodore
Clark
Sandra Higatmeken
Syracuse
Robert T. Clark
Terrace
Aprists Su The Fold Of Cooking In Experimental Kitchen
Colonel and Mrs. Robert Leonard of Harpers Ferry, noted for John Brown in The Anvil, showcased a Pennsylvania Dutch style experimental kitchen with a coal burning Model No. 78 cook stove. They are renowned in fine eelaglog arts and seasonings, having served Towne Monee residents before its recent close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Robert Leonard
Harpers Ferry
Leonard
USMC
Res
John Brown
Charles Town
Leona
Sol. Hobert
Leonard Hai
Ineowne House
Colonel Leonard
Cordon Bleu
Washington, D.C
Col. Leonard
Chicago
Jefferson’s Rock
Harpersbury
Ehib
Leonards
Towne House
Colman
Boston
Leonard's Towne House Fare Exposed in Harpers Ferry Farewell
Colonel and Mrs. Robert Leonard recount their Towne House run in Harpers Ferry and share favorite recipes from the Sunday buffet. They describe the restaurant’s influence, culinary philosophy, and a mix of dishes from steak and beans to Chicken in Wine and Newburg sauces, plus travel memories and the town’s dining scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leonard
Harpers Ferry
Williamsburg
Berryville
Sioux City
Towa
Winchester
Hanover
Washington, D.C
Boston
Cavalier's
Colman
Leonard's
Pollys Hints And DIY Tips From Dear Polly
A reader collection of household hacks and craft ideas from Dear Polly. Tips include making compact jewelry holders from paper cups, gift wrapping with clipped Polly pointers, bicycle stands using dream clips, burying a garbage can in a corner yard for tidier landscaping, adjusting shower curtain tops to vent steam, and a note restricting reprints of previously published hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Evelyn
Hhree
Mrs Slocum Wins BCCC Spring Tourney Title
Mrs Slocum captures the BCCC Spring Tourney at Meadow Creek Country Club chaining a long list of results across 11 ladies, with Mrs Huber posting low gross in the Whole group and Mrs Jack Young earning a top net. Irvin Easterday leads low net in 1 9-hole, while Mrs Tirhall Bally wins 3 2 2 2 group events and Evie Dolan takes second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaver Creek Country Club
Huber. Slocum
Jack Young
Wilbur Keefauver
Mors
Richard Ballz
Frank Leiler
Irvin
Evie Dolan
Tirhall Bally
Uevin
Kusleedny
Joseph Brown
Tea Room Invites Neighbors for Sunday Dinner
The tea room invites neighbors to dine soon in Gallysburg. Enjoy all course Sunday specials or regular menu. Pleasant Early American dining rooms offer efficient service and atmosphere. Located three blocks north of Lincoln Square on Buallnest Route 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallysburg
Battlefield
Lincoln Square
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dieminine
Libbie Powel
Fantastiks
Battletown Inn
Tobert Leonard
Sam Bonebrake
Lumen
Martin Winter
Washington County
Barbara Norton
Sheraton Park
Winter
Sheraton Hall
Maryland
Virginia
Wal
Vatican
Cardinal Spellman
United Council of Churches
Education
U.S. Air Force Academy
Italy
St. Francie
St. Francis Hospital
Kansas City
Gloria Dahlhamer
The
Morning Herald
Theodore Light
Fankstown
Light
Ray Baughman
Dogwood
Catoctin
Mary Boot
Hancock
Fulton County Medical Center
McConncllsburg, Pa
Mrs. L. Grove
Williamsport
Atlantic City
Roy Daniels
Kancack
Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
Paul Andrews
Snyder Ave
Libbie Powell
Epicurean
Palys Printers
Poily Cramer
Mrs. Slocum
BCCC
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