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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1969
Page
7
Weis Markets Inc announced first quarter results ended March 30 1969 showing sales of 45.61 million. The quarterly dividend rose to 2 cents per share from prior amount, payable May 28 to holders of record May 13 1969.
Dorothy Malone wed Robert Tomarkin in a Las Vegas wedding chapel on Thursday. The 37 year old New York businessman and Malone, 4, marked their second marriages. Malone, known for a television role until 1968, listed Dallas Texas as her address.
Frederick Gil Scout Troop 90 reports members Tammy Cramer Linda iSter Karen May earning Pet Badge Tina Walser Path Work Collectors Badge My Home Badge and others receiving Needlecraft Books badges. Troops entered window display contest during Girl Scout Week winning several honors for displays with themes The Growing Up Tree. Leaders and cadette junior and brownie troops share camping planning training service events April 14 cluster meeting and visits to the News-Post.
About 50 war opponents observed the first anniversary of Martin Luther King’s assassination by standing silently before the draft boards in Baltimore. They wore black armbands and carried a banner asking how many deaths till we know too many people have died. The demonstration, called a death watch, was sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee Baltimore Defense Committee and the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom.
A 1.08 Angeles man admitted illegal deer possession after found sleeping with a yearling buck on his car seat. He said he would care for the animal as a pet amid a court deal and was ordered to undergo sentencing next month after a woods release. A separate note announces the Frederick County Holstein Sale with multiple cattle lots at the fairgrounds April 8 to noon.
The Union Bridge Vol Fire Co holds its annual auction on their grounds in Union Bridge Maryland on Saturday April 5 1909 starting at 1 pm. Items include Hot Point range GE refrigerator TV sets Unico dishwasher Maytag washer and tubs plus many household tools furniture and lawn items. Items listed but not all may vary with cash terms and lunch by the fire company. For donations call 715-2018 or 775-2620 or 775-2515. Auctioneers Austin Bohn and Clerk Jacob Altvater.
Notice from the Frederick City Planning Commission announces a public hearing on April 7 1969 at 7:00 PM in City Hall Board Room to consider changing land from M-1 and M-2 to R-4 for about 12 acres known as Southern Dairy Properties off Sagner Avenue owned by The Flint kote Company Inc. A plat is on file with the City Engineer for view during business hours.
United States Marshal announces a public sale of real estate in Frederick County Maryland on April 9 at 10:00 AM. The parcel, Pleasant View Road Buckeystown District, is tied to a mortgage in Civil Action No. 20493 with Veterans Administration backing. heirs and prior deeds referenced. Also includes notice of the annual meeting of The Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company with agenda items and director elections scheduled for April 14, 1969 in Frederick Maryland.
The Public Service Commission of Maryland delays the March 31 1969 hearing in Case No. 5952 for Frederick Gas Company to April 14 1969 at 9 30 A M. The hearing will be held in the State Roads Commission Building Baltimore before Examiner Wilson B Stringer. The applicant must publish this order in a Frederick County newspaper before April 7 1969.
Classified page lists farm equipment cattle sales hay and seed ads with contact numbers and prices. Items include Holstein and Angus cattle, ponies, farm machinery, silos, feed, and fertilizer. Multiple listings indicate April 5 auction in Fauquier Virginia and other regional farm goods for sale.
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