Court News Marriage Licenses Listed in Lawrence Area
Lawrence Baker of Adams town and Hazel Lee Wilson of Frederick obtained a marriage license. David L. Jones and Charleen M. Routzahn, both of Boonsboro, also received licenses. James D. Arnold Jr. and Ann…
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Lawrence
Baker
Adamstown
Hazel Lee Wilson
Frederick
David L. Jones
Charleen M. Routzahn
Boonsboro
James D. Arnold Jr
Ann
Notice Board of Appeals Frederick County Maryland Hearing and bids
Public hearing set for April 26 1966 at 730 pm in Winchester Hall on docket 3-66-7 for Stop continued hearing to expand a nonconforming use by adding a 30 by 30 foot paint shop to Stop's Garage on Ball Road near Route 355 in A-1 districts. Sealed bids due April 26 1966 for improvements at Point of Rocks Maple Avenue properties must be removed to ground line by May 31 1966. details from State Roads Commission Frederick Maryland Monument 2117.
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J. Alfred Cutsa
Maryland Roads Commission
State Roads Commission
W. Preston Street
Baltimore
Maryland
George C. Bowens
Maple Avenue
Point of Rocks
State Roadseet
Frederick, Mary and
J. Alfred Catlail
John A. McCutcheon
Frederick
Monument
Elizabeth M. Hanes
Maryland State Roads Commission
Preston Street
Baltimore 3
Mary E Derr
Butterfly Lane
Property Deeds and Public Notices from Frederick Area Banks and Health Board
A scanned Maryland page lists numerous property transfers for Louise Ecker, Conner H Gross, Lucillie gdeidt, and others, with transfers to Carroll D Leatherman, Danie B Steele Sr, Charles William Lidie, Bell Properties Inc, Rockville Crushed Stone Inc, and more across county and city areas. It includes a public sale notice, a 1966 vital records regulation amendment notice, and a notice of the 128th annual meeting of The Mutual Insurance Company of Frederick County, plus road and property improvement details and a Frederic County route 340 project timetable.
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Charles L. Leatherman
Carroll D. Leatherman
James S. Mason
Danie B. Steele, Sr
Ola V. Hoke
Charles William Lidie
Charles G. Fenwick
Bell Properties, Inc
Frank N. Stauffer
Robert L Aleshire
Charles P. Staley
James E. Ambush
Paul E. Brandenburg
Harry L. Wisner Sr
Edith P. Schade
Donald C. Horne
Dg. W. Main Ur
Charles H. Himes
Pascal H. Renn
Rockville
Walter C. Hiker
James N. Kinsel
Gloria Lewis
Milton W. Horne
James L. Ingram
Antonio R. Castanko
Thomas H. Monmirth
James A. Bode
Harold K. Staley
Nathaniel Blum
Ernest W. Ausherman
Richard L. Arildsen
Luther A Knowles
Bernard Patrick O'Rourke
Mutual Insurance Company of
Frederick County
Frederick
Maryland
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Charles A Nicodemus
Tawes Proposes Cut to State Realty Tax Rate
Annapolis AP report notes a governor's committee backs lowering the state real estate tax rate from 18 to 15 cents per $100 for the 1966 67 fiscal year. The move, to be considered by the State Board of Public Works by May 1, rests on a $2 million cash balance and an increased assessable base to over $14 million.
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Annapolis
State Board of Public Works
Louis
JL Goldtee
Property tax levy details tied to bonded debt levels
The tax appears to reflect bonded indebtedness redemption needs, with the levy at 18 cents this year after 18 cents for the past two years. Previously it stood at 15 cents for three years before that, showing how debt levels drive local tax rates.
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Erty
Hoke Concrete Wins Frederick City Contract Again
LeRoy Hoke Inc. of Frederick secured the city of Frederick's miscellaneous concrete work contract for the coming season, winning for the second year in a row by underbidding four rivals. Hoke's bids include 1.68 per linear foot for curb and gutter, 0.40 per square foot for sidewalks, 6.00 per cubic yard for sidewalk excavation with backfill and sodding, and 0.42 per square foot for complete sidewalk installation.
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LeRoy Hoke Inc
Frederick
City of Frederick
Hoke
Harris Construction Co
H. Frank Foland and Son
Williams Concrete Construction Co
Valley Concrete Contractors
Soviet plans Sky Giant flying 724 passengers
London AP reports the Soviet Union plans the world’s largest civilian airliner, the AN134, a double decker to be built at Kiev from Oleg Antonov’s designs. The four turboprop powered craft would seat about 724, surpassing any U.S. drawing.
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London
Soviet Union
U.S
Flying Review International
Kiev
Oleg Antonov
Paris
Boeing 747 boards crowd for high altitude flight tour
The Boeing 747 will carry up to 49 passengers at 45 000 feet cruising at 633 mph while the AN 154 speed wasn’t given. Western newspapermen from Flying Review and IS Leport toured Soviet aircraft plants.
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Leport
Neelsville Church Welcomes Twelve For First Communion
Neelsville Presbyterian Church Germantown observed Holy Thursday with candlelight Communion and received twelve young people for their first communion. The Communicant class numbered eighteen, with alumni and younger youth continuing the course led by Rev. Wicival Weaver, minister emeritus of Frederick Presbyterian Church, who has supplied at Neelsville since January.
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Neelsville
Church Membership List Includes Several Named Members
The notice lists individuals joining the church membership: Gerald Wayne Aush erman, David Lee Berner, Deborah Lynn Berner, Michael Glenn Bradley, George Douglas Fletcher Jr., Toni Jean Marshall, Rebecca Ann Neal, Barbara Sue Samith, William Wey Smith Jr., Ann Karen Warme, Mark Edwin Wiley and Ruth Elaine Young.
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Gerald Wayne Ausherman
David Lee Berner
Deborah Lynn Berner
Michael Glenn Bradley
George Douglas Fletcher Jr
Toni Jean Marshall
Rebecca Ann Neal
Barbara Sue Samith
Willialth Wey Smith Jr
Ann Karen Warme
Mark Edwin Wiley
Ruth Elaine Young
Slaying Suspects Prepare Hostages For The Gallows
In Franklin Indiana two men James Lamphere and Joseph Munsell Springs were overpowered in the jail bullpen by fellow inmates facing murder charges. They were tied up and raised onto a table with improvised rope restraints as a nascent gallows scene unfolded.
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Franklin
Ind
James Lamphere
Edinburg
Joseph Meds
Munsell Springs
Jail siege ends as police flood jail with guns drawn
Sheriff Warrick reports two suspects Kenneth Perkins 25 Franklin Ind and Frank Brown 26 Indianapolis threatened to release three pistols and kick a table near Lamphere and Meers. about 200 officers stormed the jail forcing the pair to back away. The Amateur Athletic Union dates back to 1888.
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Arthur Warrick
Kenneth Perkins
Franklin
Ind
Frank Brown
Indianapolis
Lamphere
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