Lime Kiln and Methodist Activities Passover and Elections
Sunset services at Old Washington Monument Park South Mountain begin Good Friday at 4 p.m. followed by a Methodist Youth Fellowship officer election. Easter services at Lime Kiln Methodist Church 6:30 p.m. with Youth Fellowship at Yellow Springs Church 7:30 p.m. Personal mentions cover visits among local families, birthdays, hospital updates, and community fund solicitation by Susie Baugher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baugher
Old Washington Monumental Park
South Mountain
Methodist Youth Fellowship District
Lime Kiln Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Yellow Springs Church
Leonard Hoffmaster
Preston Smith
Boonesboro
Ralph DeHaven
Hedgesville
W. Va
Terry Smith
Daniel
Bobby Jean
Carl D. Shores
Frederick
Minnie Hawker
Diane
RFD 4
Oliver McKenzie
Mark
Fengaville
Nellie Green
Maynard Hamilton
John Anderson
Adamstown
James Walsh
Elwood Green
Myersville
William Spring
Rockville
Buster Glover
Missouri
Susie Baugher
Roger Taylor
Carl H. Shores
Paul Mayne
Reels Mill
Richard Grossnickle
Elmer Stemple
Eugene Beachley
Montgomery Board Cuts School Budget
The Montgomery County Council cut over 3.2 million from an 86.6 million school budget while preserving a new teacher salary scale of about seven percent. Major reductions hit the 17.4 million capital budget with a 2.4 million cut and an 800 thousand operating cut. County budget rose about 600 thousand to 47.9 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Mason Butcher
Bud
Council Cuts Funded Education Center and Parking Bays
The council eliminated 835000 for a new educational services center 250000 for bus parking centers 97000 for a new warehouse and 35000 for a related item. Officials cited budget gaps and reallocation of capital for core services.
School Capital Needs Grow As Furniture And Sites Cut
Rehabilitation of running tracks at some schools is planned. New furniture purchases were reduced by 410,000, and 350,000 was cut from a 6 million request for future school sites. Superintendent Homer C. Elseroad projects five year capital needs at 72.6 million, averaging 14.5 million annually, with 17.4 million requested next year and about 10 million the following year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
C. Elseroad
The News item from Frederick on April 12, 1965
Frederick paper reports local events for Monday April 12 1965 highlighting community actions, civic notes, and brief notices with emphasis on local figures and ongoing municipal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Ville Fire Department Reaches Initial Fundraising Milestone
The Ville Fire Department reports $75,000 collected toward a $200,000 rebuilding goal. Charles M. Richard, committee chairman, notes cash and pledges totaling $22,000 and insurance coverage of $93,000 from the Laytons.
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Robert A. Hubbard
Gaithersburg
Thomas R. Presley
Derwood
Hos
Pital
U.S. 355 and 27
Pennsylvania Wholesale Hardware and Supply Association
Frederick Trading Company
East 8Th Street
Christian Herr
Herr & Company
Lancaster, Pa
Frank Thomas
Gables Hardware
Harris
Burg
E. Eugene Thomas
Howard Buhman
Warren M. Koons, Inc
Philadelphia
James G. Krause
George Krause Hardware Company
Lebanon
Montgomery
Richard Smith
Susie
Linda
Wayne
Daniel Baugher
Mes
Linda Baugher
Glidden
Bowers Lumber
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
E. Guy Hobbs
Thrit, Ma
Neoples
GREEN
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
Appl
Mable
Laytonsville
CLINE
Colony House
S. Market
St. Patrick MO
The
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Nationwide Bell System