Montgomery County Teachers Plan Union Formation
The American Federation of Teachers plans to establish a Montgomery County local. Charles Cogen announces a charter petition has sufficient signatures. James E. Mundy and Carl J. Megel back the move as improving teachers’ economic status and conditions led by William A. Hughes as temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Teachers
Montgomery County
Charles Cogen
Chicago
Waliether
Philadelphia
United Teacher Action
Carl J. Megel
AFT
Washington
James E. Mundy
Tive Teachers Federation
William A. Hughes
Belt Junior
Hughes
Jamestown
New York
Ohio State University
National Science Foundation
Montgomery County Education Association
Classroom Teachers’ Association
Anderson and Black Win 4H Public Speaking Honors
Frederick County 4H public speaking contest drew a record turnout. Wanda Black of Thurmont Blue Ribbon Club won senior girls, Jerry Anderson of Creagerstown Early Risers won senior boys. Junior champions were Gail Remsberg and Stephen Thomas, with multiple reserve champions listed across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Wanda Black
Thurmont Blue Ribbon Club
Jerry Anderson
Creagerstown
Arthur Houghland
William Howard
Gail Remsberg
Middletown
Stephen Thomas
Rocky Ridge Progressive Club
Austin Huffer
Russell Martz
Duane Kinslow
Robert Remsberg
Kathy Huffer
Middletown Progressive Club
Sue Smariga
Unionville
Janeen Leveronne
Tuscarora
Leaf Clovers
Dwight Smith
Jefferson
Richard Baker
Gareth Harshman
Green Valley
James Cooper
Joel Anderson
Ralph Bowers
Michael Wirts
Petersville
Joseph Cooper
Mt. Pleasant
Jerry Cooper
Blake Middleton
Elizabeth — Anderson
Thurmont
Blue Ribbon
Deborah Zeiler
Frederick City
Deloris Wood
Wide Awake
Abby Middleton
Emily Pulman
Tuscarora Boys
Lana Black
Thurmont Blue Ribbon
Anne Bowers
Middletown Wide Awake
Candy Martz
Walkersville
Debra Parks
Rocky Ridge Progressive
Geralyn Smariga
Victoria Wivell
Melinda Anderson
Susan Barkier
Phyllis Wivell
Brenda van Sant
Melissa Reed
Mary Stull
Wanda Eck
Unionville Junior
Carol
District Officer Visits Pythian Sisters in Frederick
Mrs Elsie Lucas District Deputy Chief of the Pythian Sisters visited Mountain City Temple No 14 in Frederick. Presiding was Mrs Fannie King Most Excellent Chief as 18 members and six guests attended. The Past Chiefs Association plans an annual meeting Monday at the VFW Country Club. A covered dish supper for temple members and families will be at the Pythian Castle on April 18. The District Convention will be held April 20 at Brunswick with Potomac Chapter as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Lucas
The
Pythian Sisters
Mountain City Temple No. 14
Frederick
Fannie King
Past Chiefs Association
VFW Country Club
Temple
Pythian Castle
Brunswick
Potomac
Lovettsville Community News Highlights March Events
Mary Jean Reed reports on local arrivals and visits including Vera Sisk of Vienna and the Potts family moving to Overlook Knolls. Denise English celebrates her fifth birthday with friends. Betty Boger visits New Market. a new baby girl joins Freddie and wife. William Turney hosts regional guests. Melvin Dailey’s birthday celebration. AEC issues license to export radioisotopes to Hungary for medical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Reed
Michael Miller
Earl Miller
Vera Sisk
Vienna
William Potts
Overlook Knolls
Denise English
Gary English
Jackie George
Dotti Settle
Brooks Davis
Faith Clatterbuck
Edith Wirts
Leesburg
Katherine English
Diane Moore
Tracey. Wey
Betty Boger
Robert W Parker
New Market
Mad
Freddie Hatcher
Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Albert Britton
Pop
Melvin Dailey
Robert Legard
R. €. Williams
Cornerstone Rites Sunday At Utica
A cornerstone laying for St. Paul’s Luther an Church Utica marks the start of a $90,000 educational building. The rite follows a Holy Communion service at 10 45 a m with a procession to the site. Rev Charles A Pollard leads. choir Miss Louise Stull Randolph Stull and Charles Hubbard of Floyd Culler Inc sponsor. the new 11 classroom facility replaces the 1889 one room school and includes an auditorium and kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Utica
Charles A. Pollard
Louise Stull
Randolph Stull
Charles Hubbard
Floyd Culler Inc
326 Acres Net $176000 In County Sales
Three deeds filed in Frederick County clerk report 326 acres sold for 176000 dollars. Major transfer 133 acres in Creagerstown from Roger and Margaret Swope to John and Winifred Harding for 70000. Other 123 acres in Middletown District sold by Ernest E Ahalt to Murray and Nancy Scher and to Edna Craft for 80000. Final 70 acres of a 153 acre Albaugh tract sold to Teddy Mercer for 26000 on a public road in Johnsville District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Courts Office
Frederick County
Creagerstown
Roger
Margaret Swope
John
Winifred Harding
Swopes
Leroy R
Novella E. Dinterman
Middletown
Ernest E
Madeline Ahalt
Murray
Nancy Scher
Ton
Clara Craft
William Wenner
William N
Edna H. Albaugh
Teddy T. Mercer
Johnsville
Court News: Marriages and Deeds Highlight Frederick Area
Frederick area court notes list marriages including Ronald T Boone with Kitty L Dickensheets and others from Frederick Walkersville Union Bridge Thurmont Tak oma Park. Property deeds transfer among numerous couples and trustees with State Road Commission and local firms. Easter service planned Grace Methodist Gaithersburg with sunrise at 7 am and two worships at 9 30 am and 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church of
Linen and Wool Debate in Lenten Meditation
A sermon likens Leviticus 19 19 and Matthew 6 24 to a warning against mixing linen and wool in life. It argues Christian standards do not bend with society and urges choosing between Christ and worldly values for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Hahn Seeks Second Term As Westminster Mayor
Westminster Mayor Joseph H. Hahn Jr. announces his bid for a second term in the May municipal elections. He previously served a year on the City Council before his two year mayoral term. Nominations for the mayoralty and two council seats will be made at a town meeting Monday night. The election is May 9. Council terms expiring include David Babylon and Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Hahn Jr
Westminster
Hahn
David Babylon
Charles
Foutz Considers Re-election After Nomination
Babylon says he will wait for nomination before deciding on a second term. Council members whose terms end next year include chairman Russell Sellman Emerson Palmer and George Conaway. Fish eggs from the sea herring are sticky and attach to stones or seaweed with females laying over 30,000 eggs per season.
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Montgomery County Teachers Plan Union Organization
Popeecnrak Systems Ee
Royal Portable & Office
Storm and Shipley
Wieoho
Thanh Street
Saigon
Fredericktown
N. Market Street
W. Patrick Street
Prospect Plaza
Frederick, Md
Monier Federal Deposit
Lixarance Corpe
Rederickid
Sgrnice
Lovettsville
Atomic Energy Commission
Hungary
Margaret’s Florist
Patrick Street
Court News
Ronald T. Boone
Kitty L. Dickensheets
Edward Clem Stull
Marilyn Doris Haynes
Darryl Eutaw Holizople
Doris Ann Albaugh
Union Bridge
William Grayson Burker
Darlene Mac Martin
Myersville
John H. Hubbard
Hildred M. Turner
Takoma Park
Harry Wayne Hahn
Harry Franklin Rhoderick
John C. Spahr
Charles W. Beall
Richard S. Willhide
Richard
Willhide
Richard M. Willhide
Preston L. Kalb
State Road Commission
E. B. Shipley
Ronald L. Fisher
Malden Real Estate Corp
Coun
Joseph F. Bentz
Musses P. Wiles Jr
Clyde W Boyd
Daniel P. Tressler
Emory L. Coblentz
John H. Lutz
God
George H. Kline Pelter
Christ Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Moses
the Weaver
Pioneer Seed
Ideal Farms Dairy, Inc
North Market St
Frederick, Maryland
Plymouth Fury
Roney Motor Co
Market ST. Frederick
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