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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1968
Page
6
TEN Hagerstown Md Monday Sept 9 1968 outlines social events and club activities in the Family Section covering homes and food topics for readers seeking local gatherings and home life updates.
An Ann Landers column page features readers questioning rare fetal calcification cases and discussing legal birth and death certificates, followed by praise from a Pittsburgh reader and concerns about gossip. The exchange includes guidance on nonliving fetuses and a neighbor’s note about a minister visiting a widow.
Auditions for the Maryland Youth Symphony Orchestra occur on September 7 14 and 21 from 10 40 a m to noon at West Hall St Ignatius Church Calvert and Monument streets Baltimore. Open to senior and senior high students studying with a teacher or with at least two years high school orchestra experience. Two groups: regular rehearsals on Saturdays 12 30 to 4 p m with two or three public concerts yearly and a training group with extra sessions Saturday mornings 10 30 to noon.
A string of engagements spans several towns, naming Peggy Anne Lucas and James Raymond Haney of Hagerstown, Carolyn Yvonne Noel and David Goss of Silver Spring, Geraldine Marie Petteway and Cpl. Richard Hutzel, Linda Ann Mangini and Steven Weaver, Carolyn Victoria McDonald and John Schock Jr., and Linda Mangini with Navy service. Details include high school and college affiliations, workplaces, and upcoming wedding and duty timelines.
An adult reflects on how children learn through small everyday actions in a crowded parking lot and supermarket. She notes the mother’s guidance shapes behavior, contrasting a petty dispute with a kindness moment. The piece invites readers to share family upbringing details and offers a cooking tip for apple sauce spice blends.
Jerry Lacy, a Dark Shadows star, returns to Allenberry Playhouse in The Show Off as a brash figure who clashes with his mother-in-law. Bettie Endrizzi plays the mother-in-law Dana Haskell is the wife, with Jean Lindgren as sister-in-law and Joe Whiteaker Peter Engel and Jim Prendergast among the cast. The opening is set for Tuesday September 17.
Readers share DIY tips from stamp address labels to travel car can grease stain removal. Advice covers perpetual address stamps for son in Marines and daughter abroad, rustproof newspaper mail, car ash can with kitty litter for smokers, old curtain rods as garden props, painting over ceiling water stains with lacquer or shellac, and a quick method to seal leaks.
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