Lowe to Speak at Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner
Thomas Hunter Lowe, Speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates, will be guest speaker at the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner on Saturday April 24 at 6 p.m. at the New Market Fire Hall. The event will also feature Sixth District Congressman Goodloe Byron. tickets are available from Mrs. Annabelle Powell or Routzahn's Department Store in Frederick.
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Thomas Hunter Lowe
Maryland
House of Delegates
Jefferson Jackson
New Market Fire Hall
Lowe
McDaniel
St. Michaels
Baltimore City College
Towson State Teachers College
Washington College
University of Maryland Law School
Marine Corps
Judiciary Committee
Democratic Party
Wittman
Jane
John
Jamie
Goodloe Byron
Annabelle Powell
Routzahn’s
Frederick
Turkey buzzard soars on wind currents with 30 inch wingspan
A turkey buzzard rises into the air riding favorable wind currents. Its wingspan measures about thirty inches as described in the report.
Carroll County Planning Head Takes Office
Edmund R. Cueman 31 assumed Carroll County planning director last week. Former planning chief in Worcester County since 1965 he helped craft a master plan for Ocean City Assateague Island and the Pocomoke River. He notes zoning changes and new housing ideas test county resources and tax base while stressing public hearing and democratic process.
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Edmund R. Cueman
Carroll County
New Jersey
Cueman
Worcester County
Ocean City
Assateague Island
Pocomoke River
Worcester
Carroll’s
Shore County
Carroll
Western Maryland College
Morgan Run
George Grier
Charlie Byrd Quintet to Play at Shepherd College
Charlie Byrd and his Quintet will perform blues and Bach in the Shepherd College Physical Education Building on Thursday April 22 at 8 p.m. Byrd, a guitar giant on the international scene, has appeared on major TV programs and at Newport, Monterey, and other festivals.
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Charlie Byrd
Music Room
Silver Spring
Shepherd College
Byrd
William Vaughn
College Center
Chuckatuck
Virginia
Army Special Services
G. I
Paris
Django Reinhardt
Manhattan
Jazz - Oriex d Hartnett National Music
Sophocles Papas
Andres Segovia
Siena
Italy
Today
Tonite
Perry Como
Edie Adams
Joey Bishop
Johnny Carson
Steve Allen
Bandstand
Newport
Monterey
Longhorn
Virginia Beach
Hollywood
Private O’connor
Downbeat Magazine
Playboy Magazine
Salvation Army Awards Dinner Set for April 29 at Hotel Frederick
The Salvation Army Advisory Board announces its annual report and awards dinner on Thursday April 29 at 6 30 pm in Hotel Frederick. Captain Kenneth Brewer Divisional Secretary for Maryland and North West Virginia will speak. The Baltimore area brass ensemble will provide music and a new feature Timbrel Brigade will perform in Black Light. Tickets available by calling the Salvation Army office at 662 2311 or 663 6934.
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Salvation Army Advisory Board
Hotel Frederick
Kenneth Brewer
Maryland
North West Virginia
Baltimore
Salvation Army
Hearing Today On Tuscarora Creek Feasibility Study
Frederick County Commissioners and the Metropolitan Sanitary District Commission will hold a public hearing today at 2 p.m. in the Winchester Room to gauge public interest in a feasibility study for the Tuscarora Creek sewer system. The term foggy bottom originated in Washington D C as a slum area, now site of government offices.
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Frederick County Commissioners
Metropolitan Sanitary District Commission
Winchester Room
Tuscarora Creek
Washington, D. C
Woodsboro PTA Meeting At School Tonight
The Woodsboro Elementary School PTA meets today at 7 30 p m at the school to discuss upcoming events and student activities with parents and teachers present.
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PTA
Woodsboro
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Csewrelers
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American Express
Newsraver
Brellone Fiesio
Bellone
Shearing Service
Aris
Geno
Hagerstown
California
Routzahn's
East Patrick
Routzahn
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