Vandals topple 53 tombstones at Damascus church cemetery
Vandals toppled 53 tombstones at a Damascus church cemetery, some dating to the mid 1300s. The vandalism occurred at the church located near the intersection of Md 27 and Md 0.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1976
Page
3
Vandals toppled 53 tombstones at a Damascus church cemetery, some dating to the mid 1300s. The vandalism occurred at the church located near the intersection of Md 27 and Md 0.
Deborah Warneking a UC freshman spoke at a Frederick Kiwanis meeting about the energy crisis and clean energy options. The program covered energy policy, conservation and ongoing education for medical practitioners at Johns Hopkins with AMA and PA credits.
Republican congressional candidate Arthur T. Bond will visit Brunswick Saturday at 2 p.m to answer questions from citizens. Bond serves as Allegany County commissioner and is a former Frostburg mayor, running in Maryland sixth district spanning Garrett County to western Baltimore County.
The Frederick Camera Club will meet Thursday August 19 at 7 30 p m at Totem Arts Center Hood College. Irving L Resnick of Minolta will speak and demonstrate. Members should bring prints slides and ideas for future programs. Open to all photography enthusiasts. For info call 663 9319.
Gaithersburg Mayor B Daniel Walder told the County Council on Tuesday he will seek 181,7400 for a restored minibus service but will delay releasing funds until three recommendations are agreed. He favors a 50 cent fare with free transfers and a routes' study with citizen input, plus a detailed cost breakdown. A public hearing is set for Aug 17 at 4 30 pm in Rockville.
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