Boys Guests Of Elks At Camp Ritchie
Twenty three boys ages 12 to 15 join Frederick Ladige No 634 B P O Elks at Camp Ritchie Cascade for week long summer program with Baltimore Lodge guests. They travel by Blue Ridge bus from the Elks Club and will return August 9. Local committee includes Staley Eyler Burall Schueler. Boys will learn swim and camp life with trained instructors. Several Frederick visitors expected while in Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ladige
P.O. Elks
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia Association
Baltimore
Robert S. Barrett
The
Elks
Frederick Ellis
Jerry Crummitt
Frederick
Route 1
Snyder Gordon
Union Bridge
Thomas Wolfe
Taney
Stanley Routzabno
East Church St
Leon Crummitt Jr
Charles E. Mey
North Market St
Lester Boleyn
West Fifth St
Thomas Andrews
East Fifth St
Ray David King
UE Monroe Ave
Glenn Morgan
James William Engle Jr
Robert Anders
East
Drunken Driving Collision Wrecks Cars in Carroll County
Two cars collided on Houcksville Road near Hampstead in Carroll County about 10:30 p.m. Saturday. Ancor William Weaver of Westminster sustained head and leg injuries and was treated. he was later moved to Carroll County General. Leslie Vernon Spencer of Route 1 Finksburg, the other driver, faced reckless driving charges. both are ordered to appear August 16 at 10:02 a.m. before Magistrate Raymond L. Benson in Westminster. State Trooper Glenn B. Markel led the case. Weaver’s car was demolished and Spencer’s car sustained about $100 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houcksville
Hampstead
Carroll County
Ancor William Weaver
Westminster
Joseph Bush
Leslie Vernon Spencer
Finksburg
Raymond L. Benson
Glenn B Markel
Weaver
Spencer
New Principal Named At Mt Airy In Carroll County
Mount Airy s principal Gilbert L Martin retires after 18 years to lead New Windsor High School. His successor at Mt Airy is Quentin L Earhart a Westminster teacher and Western Maryland College graduate who served in the armed forces and formerly taught in Taneytown. Several new Carroll County teachers are reassigned including Evelyn Maus Elizabeth Groft Dorothy Crabbs Evelyn Lysch Bart Norman Louise Smith Deloris Thomas Jean McDowell Arlene Chen Jack Bubrick Dorothy Wenford Janeva Henline Lewis Fowler Doris Spurre and Betty Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert L. Martin
Kt Airy
New Windsor
Carroll County Board of Education
Martin
Mt. Airy
Quentin L. Earhart
Westminster
Earnhart
Western Maryland College
Armed Forces
Taneytown
Mechanicsville
Middletown
Jean McDowell
LaPlata
Arlene Chen
Union Bridge
Jack Bubrick
Emmitsburg
Dorothy Wenford
Marlinton
W. Va
Janeva Henline
Hancock
Elmer Wolfe
Lewis Fowler
Doris Spurrer
Mt Airy
Winfield
Betty J. Morris
Centreville
Elmer Jensen
Skesville
Audrey
Weather and civic notes from Catonsville and surrounding towns
Data on daily precipitation and temperatures for Catonsville, Sykesville, Takoma Park, and nearby areas, plus river conditions at Monocacy, Buckeystown Dam, and Point of Rocks. End of a three week flour strike in Buffalo lifts nationwide shortage fears as Local 2102 of the Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown Dam
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Buffalo
United States
Stanley J. Bauer
MITI Workers Agree With Five Mills After Surprise Conference
Front MITI workers reached a settlement with the five struck mills in a surprise conference called by U S Conciliator O W Rider. Beuermaid pickets were withdrawn and the men will return to work tomorrow. Details to be released in a joint statement. terms described as good. Three arrests added to weekend police docket. Crum charged with reckless driving, Butt for passing at an intersection, Saintclaire held for drunkenness. Baltimore reports a rise in July holiday travel across Maryland toll systems.
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MITI
U. S
O. W. Rider
Beuermaid
Elijah H. Crum
West Fifth Street
Alton Twentey
Carl Rentzell
Bruce FE. Butt
Harrisburg
Sherman Boone
Albert Saintclaire
Andrews Field
Boone
Baltimore
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Bridge and ferry tolls reported for regional systems
In July the Potomac river toll bridge carried 8 573 vehicles, the Kanawha river bridge logged 340 889, and the Chesapeake Bay ferry system recorded 100 147 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River
Kanna River
Chesapeake Bay
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Washington
Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Herbert O'Conor
Navy
Maryland Commission
Norfolk
Oming Seon
Walter Snow
Frank Shapro
Fox Williams
Temptation
Cinderella Stamp
Stafford I Wonder
Gay Lombardo
April Showers
al Jolson
Bing Crosby
Andrews Sisters
Kiss Me
Frankie Szine
Show Business
Dick Haymes
aAndrews Sisters
Kate—Guay Lombardo
Echo
Sammy Kaye
Claude Thornhill
Vaughn Monros
Big Noise
Winnetka
Bob Horgert
Ray Baudoc
Butdy Clark
the Lady
79 Palms
Dimah Shore
Momme
Sophie Tucker
Ted Weems
Perry Como
Chi Baba
Beg of
Three Suns
Harmonica2
Booke
Harmonicats
Ernest Tubbs
Bata
Tex Ritter
Larry Cassidy
Ernest Tosh
Bill Monroe
Bob Wills
Silvrer Wings
Ban Antone
Rosalie Allen
Sry
Uncle Henry
Cvocal Coonhunter
Alton Gilbert
Walkersville
Kingston Dodgers
Kingston Daily Freeman
Gilbert
Carbondale
Pro Bell
Harpers Ferry
Daniel H Hendericks, Jr
Here
Hendericks
Baltimore City Taxpayers Association
General Assembly
P. L. Carter
3Rd
F_ RUSSELL SOUNG
EL Patrick St
Mary Margaret McBride
W. A Harriman
America
Jay
E. Cline & Son
Catonsville
Lorraine Fhelps
Sykesville
Elizabeth Hall
Takoma Park
Kemp
Famous Airlines
Benrus
Wwe
Mateni
Penlon
Guaentmail
Remsberg
Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel
Monocacy Motors, Inc
N. Market St
Frederick Welding CO
W. Patrick
Madame Myra
Myra
Mme
Rose
Route 249
Chamberlin i CO. OF America
Baer Brothers
Watte Street
Lincoln
Markell & Ford
Ottss Membership Annual Meeting
C.F. Hall
Adamstown
Charles D. Oland
Adamstown, Maryland
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