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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1974
Page
6
A Chamber of Commerce symposium was conducted at the Trimary Methods Church in Frederick for the new school year. Students and speakers discussed topics from profits to public funding and campaign issues with attendees listed from multiple towns.
Williams a Frederick County resident, vows to challenge the school board over evolution in public schools. He cites petitions, a low YMCA turnout, and plans to pressure for an elected board while warning of potential legal action to ensure all theories are taught.
The Emmitsburg Senior Citizens Club hosts a Spring Festival on Saturday April 27 at the Senior Citizens Center and the old Post Office on the Square starting 10 a.m. Tickets for the Spring Dance at 9 p.m. are sold at the door and may be reserved from Nancy Danner or Alice Boyle. The Emmitsburg VFW Post 6658 marks the National VFW 75th anniversary with a June 8 dinner and dance at Mt. Saint Marys College with Maynard McKissick’s band.
Two youths arrested after fleeing Masser's Dairy Bar then diving into the Monocacy River were charged with juvenile delinquency in connection with multiple local break-ins. State police recovered cigarettes and potato chips stolen from the dairy bar.
Five persons were charged Wednesday by City Police with motor vehicle violations. Charles Edward Creggar faced a charge of operating an unsafe motor vehicle with $25 collateral. Maude Beatrice Smith was charged with failing to drive in a single lane with $15 collateral. George John Hahn faced a failing to stop and yield violation with $15 collateral. Jerry Joe Shifflet was charged for running a red light. Leopold Maurice Bugen was charged with speeding.
The Carroll County Philatelic Association will meet in Westminster at 71 E. Main St. on Thursday April 5 at 7 30 p m. Joha Kohlhepp of Baltimore will present a slide program on Confederate stamps and Civil War covers. Everyone is invited.
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