Plentiful Scholarships Promote College Access
The piece notes extensive scholarships and aid totaling hundreds of millions, yet 200000 able high school graduates still do not attend college. High school counselors are urged to guide students in applying for aid to expand higher education access nationwide. In a separate note, Mt St Marys defeated American University 62 69 in Mason Dixon dual meet.
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Ecolleges
Sch
Mountaineers
Washington
Mit
St. Mary's
American University
Mt. St. Mary’s
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Tearing down the condemned Bantz building in Brewery Alley began under direction of Mayor Smith and the committee on ball and buildings. dynamite weakened the central foundation. demolition may require further blasting. Bentzioui Bard entertained the Fortnight Club with readings from Beavor. Geo Edward Smith invited to sing at the coming D AR Congress in Washington. Memorial Continental Hall ceremonies mark completion. The old board elected at Thormont town election with 129 votes. Freeze presided with 100 votes to 27 for Ens. Robert Downing expects to advance quarry work on his farm. company not abandoning operation.
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Ernest Bantz
Brewery Alley
George W. Bitzler
Mayor Smith
Board of Aldermen
Niliar
Folger Bessey
Cinb
George N. Ens
Robert Downing
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From The News Pages
April 1 1999 items recall state roads commission plans to replace a bridge with two modern spans and to build a road to a spring near Montevue. A basement slip incident near Waverley Farms left Charles Main with a head injury but he recovered at Frederick City Hospital. The Lovettsville School stages an abridged H M S Pinafore with local students and guests, while many social notes mention visits, birthdays, and community events across Frederick, Loudoun, and surrounding towns.
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Grand Jury
Montevue
Charles Main
Waverley
Ambulance Arrivals and Patient Updates At Frederick Hospital
An emergency ambulance brought Cathy Welsh a 10 year old girl from Clarksburg to Frederick Memorial Hospital last night at 10 15 p.m. She was admitted with contusions. Gorman Linton, 37, of South Market street, Frederick, arrived by ambulance Wednesday afternoon at 12 35 p.m. and was released to his home at 1 48 p.m. Mrs. Dorothy E. Putman of Rosemont Avenue Frederick is reported moving from Church Time and is improving. doctors advised no visitors for at least two weeks while she remains at hospital in Baltimore.
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Fred Lee George
Paul
Henry Georget
Pat Wright
Wheaton Md
E. Brad Hartman
Harrisburg
George
Hts
Mildred Stream
Larry Lee
William Washington
Frank Leg Rd Jr
Richard Cummings
Austin Pearson
Johanna Keister
Washington
Elaine Schlabach
Rex Keister
Alexandria
Reister
Donald Marchio
Jed
Hanover
Firs
John Bra
Irs
Alice Pescock
Howers
Raymond Peacock
Si Spring
Mildred Easter
R Barton
Cathy Welsh
Jerry Welsh
Clarksburg
Frederick Memorial Hospitals
United Ambulance
Gorman Linton
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dorothy E. Putman
Rose- Mont Avenue
Frederick
Doctors Hospital
Baltimore
M. R. Etchison
Death notices from Emmitsburg and surrounding areas
Multiple obituaries from Emmitsburg and Frederick County list Lewis Samuel Kugler 76 of Emmitsburg died at Walford Bible Convalescent Home in Fountain sdale Pennsylvania. Survived by wife Carrie Lantz Kugler two sons John B Kugler Cullen and Earl Kugler. grandchild and other relatives. Also William David Miller Sr. 74 of Wheaton died at home. survivors include children and many relatives with services at Warner E Pumphrey Funeral Home in Silver Spring. Virginia A Swanhaus of Frederick dies after hospital stay. survived by daughter Joseph W Urner and three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. services to be held at Air Saints Church Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Lewis S.ugher
Lewis Samuel Kugler
Emmittsburg
Walford Bible
Fountainsdale
Carrie Lantz Kugler
Kugler
Samuel R
Sarah Janet Wetzel Kugler
John B
I Kugler
Cullen
Earl
Emmitsburg
Kusler
Elias Lutheran Church of
Emmitsi ‘Burg
10.C.F
Thur ‘Mont
Wilson Funeral Home
Phillip Bower
Mountain View Cemetery
Wiliam D. Miller
Wiliam David Miller
Henderison Avenue
Wheaton
Ibis
Margaret
Ellen Miller
Miller
Frederick
Frank Thomas
George W. Miller
Rockville
William D. Miller Jr
Takoma Park
Louis C. Miller
Washington State
Warner E. Pumphrey
Georgia Avenue
Silver Spring
Mt. Olivet
Edward J. Swanhaus
Virginia A. Swanhaus
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Swanhaus
New York City
John A
Martha Jane Bailey Brisco
St. Michaels
AL Saints Episcopal
Obituary notices from Mount Airy area
Funeral services were held for Melisssa A. Cline in Damascus with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery Mount Airy. Thomas Clark near the city died Sunday and his service was at East Church Street. Min Gertrude Rinehart widow of William C. Rinehart of Union Bridge was buried at Pipe Creek cemetery. Willie Mar Tin widow of David Edward Tin of King Avenue died early Monday and was laid to rest at Mt Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors handled arrangements.
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Melisssa A. Cline
Mount Airy
Join L. Molesworth
Damascus
Ennis H. Coale
Calvary Methodist Church
Mount Laity
William ‘Boughan Jr
Eddie Cline
John Jacobi
Herbert Nicholson
William Mullinix
David Appleby
Pine Grave
Thomas Clark
J Funeral Home
East Church
J Street
Wallace J. Bieber
Utica
Min- Gertrude Rinehart
Wiliam C. Rinehart
Union Bridge
D. D. Herbler and Son
J. Herbert Miller
Glenn Baird
J. Fred Baker
Raymond Buffington
Hadh Buffington
Richard Rine
Donald Rinehart
James, K
Pipe Creek
Willie Mar Tinn
David Edward Tin
Weather temperatures and precipitation across major cities
A 24 hour summary from The Associate notes varied conditions across the United States. Cities such as New York and Boston logged clear skies while Denver and Chicago reported clear weather. Rapid City saw rain. Temperatures ranged from the high teens in Los Angeles to the upper 70s in cities like Des Moines and Oklahoma City.
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Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Dewoit
Fort Worth
Frederick
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Payne Theriot wedding at Calvary Methodist Church
Donna Cummings Theriot daughter of James Cummings Lovellsville and Wallace Payne son of A Deweese Parte Purcellville were married at Calvary Methodist Church Frederick with Rev E William Hall officiating. Bride wore blue suit with pink accessories and pink rose corsage. Attendant Phoebe Crim Arlington wore a dev blue suit with white rose corsage. Best man Milton Micheleske Washington. Wedding supper at bride’s home followed. Couple reside in Brunswick after a southern Virginia wedding trip. Mrs Payne a Loudoun county high school 1956 graduate works at ston railroad terminal.
Credit Union Formed at Fort Detrick
Mrs Harriet S Falk signs the charter to organize the Monocacy Federal Credit Union at Fort Detrick in a ceremony with Col Joseph C Prentice and Lt Col Gail A Eaton present. Harold A Cttiches ter serves as president with directors Leonadoine Stull Dykstra Haygood and Dudley Glick.
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Harriet S. Falk
Credit Committee
Monocacy Federal Credit Union
Fort Detrick
Joseph C. Prentice
Gail A. Eaton
U. S Army Photo
Harold A. Cttichester
Detrick Organization
Dudley Glick
Lincoln Stull
Dewey Dykstra
G. L. Haygood
Leonadoine
Ralph Cunningham
John Laster
Falk
Kenneth JF. Bechtold
William Ruszerd
William OR. Davis
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