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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1951

Page

2

Clarksburg Public Park Dedication Planned With Governor

Ralph F. Martz announces a public park dedication in Clarksburg to be scheduled in September to fit Governor McKeldin’s attendance. A welfare committee will aid the park group with plans, and officials from state and Montgomery County will be invited to participate.

McKeldin Clarksburg Ralph F. Martz Raymond King Penter Malcolm King State Game and Fish Commission Edward Deeis State Roads Commission Montgomery County Council James King Mountain View Park Hyattstown Horine G. R. Withide Edward Rippeon Henry Hough Gaither Draper Ora King Raymond Withide, Jr Weaver Kimball

Contino Draft Dodging Term Sealed for Dick Contino

Federal Judge Michael J. Roche sentences accordionist Dick Contino to six months in prison for draft evasion. After release he must pay a $10,000 fine and then enter military service. Contino previously fled Fort Ord last April citing claustrophobia as his reason.

San Francisco Acoreion Dick Contino Michael J. Roche Contino

Playground events and tournaments fill city schedule

The city schedules a Thursday and Friday of playground activities including marble and badminton tournaments at Washington street and Mullinix Park, a Tiny Tot craft show, rhythm band concert, watermelon parties, and softball doubleheaders. Friday features midget league games at Baker, Staley, and Maryland avenues, a rhythm band contest at Baker Park, and a big rhythm band showcase with prizes.

Washington Street Mullinix Park Maryland Avenue Frederick Zonla Club Baughman’s Babee” Park Northeast Civic Association North Market Street Baker Park Staley Park Rosedale

Man Residing Here Completes Three Careers In 30 Years

Aloysius Schuszler, newly named head of the architectural department for H. K. Ferguson Co in Frederick, shows a bas relief of his children Faith and Cornelius by sculptor Alexander Finta. A Brooklyn native and former photographer, he has pursued three careers over 30 years: architecture, photography, and government projects wartime design work. He plans to settle in Frederick with his wife and two children at 282 Dill Avenue as he starts a new cycle of professional life.

Thew H. K. Ferguson Co Frederick Aloysius Schuszler Alexander Finta Los Angeles Brooklyn American Institute of Architects Dill Avenue Schuszler Faith Cornelius City of New York Parks Board Fren Pentagon Oak Ridge Laboratories H. K. Ferguson Finta Camp Detrick

Past Noble Grands Meet of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge

The Past Noble Grands Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 LO CF met Friday evening at Mrs Ruth Wolf’s home near the city with 24 members attending. Mrs Mary Angleberger, president, opened the session.

PNG Noble Grands Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge L0.c.f Ruth Wolf Mary Angleberger

Community notices and host invites announced

An announcement of the annual program was made at the August 16 home gathering with an invitation to Mrs. Belle McDevitte on August 17. The September home committee includes Miss Elsie Stone, Mrs Sadie Willard, Miss Rudelia Zimmerman, and Mrs Amy Hoffman. After the meeting, refreshments were served by Mrs Wolf with help from Mrs Mildred Stitely. Say you saw it in The News.

Belle McDevitte Elsie Stone Sadie Willard Rudelia Zimmerman Amy Hoffman Wolf Mildred Stitely

Reunion of King Burdette clan set for Woodfield Church

The annual reunion of the King Burdette clan is scheduled for August 11 at 11 a.m. at the Woodfield church. Officers include President Maynard King of Washington, Vice President I. L. Burdette of Pur dum area, and Secretary Esther Beall of Lewisdale. Hazel Jones of Damascus leads the program with Lynday Fuller of Rockville coordinating the basket lunch. Plans are in progress.

King- Burdette Woodfield Maynard King Washington I. L. Burdette Near Pur Dum Esther Beall Lewisdale Hazel Jones Damascus Lynday Fuller Rockville

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