World War I Vets Caravan To Visit Frederick Thursday
Area veterans of World War I will join in the state observance by Veterans of World War I as the 50th anniversary caravan stops in Frederick Thursday. Commander Charles L. Blentinger of Post 1117 says the caravan arrives on East Church street about 10 am for a brief meeting at Francis Scott Key Post No. 11. Louis N. Phipps, Department Commander, will address local veterans and lead the lead car in the decorated vehicle. The caravan will then proceed to Hagerstown for further events in the Operation Remember commemoration.
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Frederick
Charles L. Blentinger
East Church Street
Francis Scott Key
Amercan
Louis N. Phipps
Hagerstown
Blentlinger
Frederick County
Students to Give Piano Recital at Parkway Church
Piano pupils of Mrs. Harold Young will present a recital in Parkway Church of God Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Sunday School rooms. Participants include Janice Bussard Jacqueline Collins Maryanne Moore Margie Reynolds Janie Rice Nelson Thomas Main Jr Kathy Kelly Howard Neufeld Deborah Wachter Bonita Beall David Moss Susan Beveridge Rhonda Baughter Susie Stottlemyer Robert Schantz Ronald Young Harold Young Jr. TRIBUTE TO WOMEN JAKARTA Indonesia AP Foreign Minister Adam Malik urged Indonesian women to be less submissive and told husbands not to suppress their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Young
Parkway Church of God
Janice Bussard
Jacqueline Collins
Maryanne Moore
Margie Reynolds
Janie Rice
Nelson Thomas Main Jr
Kathy Kelly
Howard Neufeld
Deborah Wachter
Bonita Beall
David Moss
Susan Beveridge
Rhonda Baughter
Susie Stottlemyer
Robert Schantz
Ronald Young
Harold Young Jr
Jakarta
Indonesia
Adam Malik
County and Towns Grant Permits for Buildings
County and towns issued 14 building permits totaling 207 110 for homes trailers and a shed. Brunswick led with three permits including two 10 000 homes and a 7 000 travel a shed was approved in Thurmont for Mrs Ethel Poole. Other permits included 22 009 brick veneer and frame homes in Spring Gardens Estates and Woodville Road near Prospect Road for residents in Gaithersburg Riverdale Hagerstown and Port earlier listed locations.
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Brunswick
Thurmont
Cental Avenue
Levin Cooper
W W Weaver
Curtis Barb
Fourth A
Ethel Poole
North Carol Street
Sular
Gerald Snahn
Riverdale
Robert
Dorothy Aleshne
Hagerstown
Woodville Road
Prospect Road
Richard
Housing Permits Issued For Several Maryland Homes
A series of permits was approved for new homes along Fire Tower Road and surrounding areas. The final homes include a $15 000 frame house for Marvin E Wilke, a $12 100 brick home for Donald Harp, and an $18 000 frame and aluminum home for Harold Walters. Also permit for a $1 850 mobile home for Rae Airline and a frame home on Lynn Street near Urbana for another resident. The developments include Shel-Mar Heights and Highland School Road areas.
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B Gardner
Mourt Airy
Fire Tower
Maryland
Shel - Mar Heights
Marvin E. Wilke
Suver Spring
Brunswick
Robert and
Ardeth Moer
Donald Harp
Smithsburg
Highland School Road
Lynn Street
Rhoderick Road
Urbana
Harold Walters
Rocsville
Rae Airline
Smiths
Frederick Sertoma Club Delegates At Roanoke Conference
Delegates from the Frederick Sertoma Club attended the regional Sertoma International convention in Roanoke. John Tachirncident and James W Powell represented the club with their wives, as the Frederick group, chartered two months earlier, earned regional attention. The session named Adolph P Chiappa of Richmond for international vice president, with the Frederick club not eligible for awards yet. Alexanda Sertoma Club won five awards plus the District Distinguished Club Award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertoma International
Roanoke
Maryland
Washington
Virginia
Frederick Sertoma Club
Sertoma Club
North
South Carolina
Frederick
John N. Tach Irncident
James W Powell
Adolph P Chiappa
Richmond
Frederick Club
Alexandra Sertoma Club
Maryland - DC
J Leo Lynch
Frederick Group
Thurmont Jobs Camp Opened To Townies
A new enrollee recruitment program for the Job Corps begins at the Catoctin Job Corps Conservation Center near Thurmont. The plan aims to recruit area youths for the Catoctin camp or Harpers Ferry Center at Zoar West Virginia, with a policy that allows local youths to be assigned to nearby camps if space exists, a trial in 12 other centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Corps
Catoctin
Job Corps Conservation Center
Thurmont
Harpers Ferry Center
Zoar
W. Va
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Frank J Keller
Batman
Jeffrey Burall
Ralph Burall
Poplar Heights
Martin
David Mantell
RFD 6
East Frederick School
Frederick County National Bank OF
United States
Us& Federal
Totat Capital Accounts
Ton Nan Ao
Welliam Mo Moore
William M Moore
Arthur W. Myers Howard As
Gross G. Richard Bucheimer Directors
Towns
Clarksburg, Poolesville, Germantown Area
W Oh Mann
Montgomery County
N. Court St
Frederick, Md
Ani Wan I Ev
W. Patrick St
South Market St
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Rm Nonforenenf
Miliia Sarkers
Joe E. Berry Jr
Columbia
S.C
Sertoma Interna
SRE Nero
Roree
Cal.c
Ervig
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
TES Service Drug Stores
Wetherill
Fte Farmers, Cooperative Association — Inc
Sears
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