Charlie Stup Remembered Mentor and Scouting Leader
Eulogy recalls Charlie Stup as a philanthropist caterer and restaurateur and a dedicated scoutmaster who inspired hundreds through Troop 1054. David C Kolb recounts his counsel support and lifelong influence from outdoor education to lasting friendships and a guiding Eagle Scout pledge about ideals and character.
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Charlie Stup
Frederick County
David C. Kolb
Eagie
Stup
David Kolb
Oliver Thomas Kolb
Frederick
Westminster Schools
Christian Preparatory
Atlanta
Charles E. Stup
Cole Slaw
Dan Dee
Charlie
Cauren
Crup
Mountaindale
Philmont
Space tour by Garn signals new era in exploration
The piece envisions Sen Jake Garn leading the first space tourist era with plans for lunar laboratories and Martian terraforming. It argues space ventures can fit budget limits, citing low long term costs and past breakthroughs, while noting criticism of funding choices.
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Washington
Jake Garn
Mars
Earth
Space
Garn
Grace Commission
New World
Senate
The
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Letter to Clagett on frederick County police plan and free speech
Ray N. Dietz writes to Frederick County Commissioner Galen Clagett alleging the push for a County Police Department late 1930s privacy and speech suppression. He asserts officials overstep by pressuring opponents, demands orderly planning and taxpayer protection, and accuses Clagett of pursuing personal power under home rule rhetoric while urging citizen input and a fair election.
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Mr. Clagett
Board of County Commissioners
Richard Ashton
Frederick City
Board of Commissioners
Clagett
Neil Bechtel
Hail
Maryland Secretary of Public Safety and Corrections
Maryland State Police
Neil
Maxon
Carpenter
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Robert Hilton
Adolph
Sheriff's Department
Galen Clagelt
Han Clagett
Frederick
Galen Dingett
Frederick County
Galen E. Clagett
Frederick Cou
Mark
Forty Years Ago A FERA Project In Baker Park
Twenty men began work on the FERA project to build a natural amphitheater in Baker Park under City Engineer Elmer St C Maxwell. Work also started on clay tennis courts and a miniature golf course as part of park improvements. Thousands of county equity papers dating to 1748 were moved from the courthouse to a vacated room under clerk Eli G. Haugh. Captain Gouverneur Hoes, U S Infantry and a Frederick native, was reassigned from New York University to Hawaii for two years, and is noted as a nephew of Mrs William C Johnson.
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FERA
Baker Park
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
Arso
Frederick County
Eli G. Haugh
Frederick
Gouverneur Hoes
U.S. Infantry
New York University
New York City
Hawaii
William C. Johnson
Record Street
Blasting accident near Frederick sparks narrow escape
Twenty years ago a so called fluKe blast near U S 15 south of Frederick nearly injured Mrs. Otto Wilder and her two children when a rock breached a trailer roof beyond a blasting mat. A damageless bank and unoccupied area were also involved in the incident. Nearby ribbon cutting planned for Damascus branch of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. Oratory winners in the Frederick Evening Spirit Club contest named Ralph Galvin Patrick Facetee Rett Newman. Winds caused extensive property damage as residents worked through the night. A derailed B and O gondola with iron ore triggered six more cars in a 119 car train near Wamsville.
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Walter Burisky
U.S. 15
Frederick
Otto Wilder
Frederick Evening Spetinier Club
VFW Country Club
Ralph Galvin
Patrick Facetees
Rett Newman
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Jack Anderson
Galaxies
Moon
Gaza
Ye Plus Astronaut Council
15Th Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
Pentagon
Defense Department
Department
Calted Feature Syndicate Inc
Galen R. Clagett
Board of
Ray N. Dietz
Lath St. Frederick
Graffitt Graffite
News-Post
Damascus
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Druid Theater
Charles McC. Mathias
Johns Hopkins
Charles
Robert
B&o
Wamsville
Baltimore
Brunawick
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