Village Lanes Bowling League Scores and Youth Registration
Ralph Herbst led Tuesday Night Mixed with 381 for the Bluffers as Kenny May tops summer averages and Esther Jewell, Sandy Ramsburg star in women’s play. Bill Koontz and Jack Crampton headline Thursday Nite Mixed Doubles. Clara Crone wins Marcel hair style prize. Mip Mackley leads Monday Mixed at Moser's Orchard. Buckeystown Five atop. Hildebrand and Hobgood pace Friday Night Mixed. Harmony wins. Mike Rice posts 155 for Youth Doubles. summer standings show Rolling Pins and Happy Five tied for first. Youth registration set for August 29 at Village Lanes with 10 am to noon slot.
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Glenn Kelly
Koontz
Bill Koontz
Bill
Jack Crampton
Bill Ramsburg
Fred Jacobs
Esther Jewell
Sandy Ramsburg
Maggie Rice
Clara Crone
Grace Tyergar
Ducks
Grace
Bard Duncan
Marcel
Clara
Bev Wharam
Mary Buza
Happy Five
Rolling
Springers
Smackley
MOSER
Orchard
Mip Mackley
Mip
Gerald Gibbs
Buckeystown Five
Gerald
Howard Fry
Buckeystown
May Jacobs
Ramsburg
Welding
Moser’s Orchard
Harmony
Happy Go Lucky’s
Alley Cats
Woodchoppers
Mike Rice
Mike
Mike Tyeryar
Billy Koontz
Bobby Tyeryar
Cindy Jewell
Vicki O'Bryan
Charissa Dorsey
Gary Tyeryar
Steve Ellis
Vicki O’bryan
Beth Wagner
Kevin Kelly
Sharon Snoots
Jay Adkins
Bobby Kinna
Paul Shaffer
Kathy Landis
Crisfield Receives Federal Grant for Pollution Fight
Annapolis AP Gov. Mandel announced a federal grant of 349775 to Crisfield to fund pollution cleanup efforts. The money is earmarked to improve water quality and support local environmental programs.
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Annapolis
Crisfield
Marvin Mandel
Six Local Youths Leave for Special Olympics in Chicago
Six Frederick County youths from Harmony Grove and Jeanne Bussard Workshop depart tonight for the International Special Olympics in Soldier's Field Chicago. Johnny Crouse Bonnie Williams and Bobby Bowens, all with coaches Al Panza Boots Kehne and Doris Remsburg, have trained weekly all summer and will compete in events including the 50 yard dash and the 300 yard run. They aim to win medals and prove their place in the community.
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Chicago
Monica
Miss Boots
Harmony Grove School
John Crouse
Maryland
Frederick
Soldier’s Field
Johnny
Bonnie Williams
Robert Bowens
Harmony Grove
Boots
Elizabeth ‘Boots
Kehne
Spe
Cial
Bonnie
Bobby
Towson
Frederick County
al Panza
Boots Kehne
Doris Remsburg
Maryland School For the Deaf
Mrs. Remsburg
Quet
Mary Alyce Schreyer
Thornton Pratt
Jeannette Rippeon
Jeanne Bussard
Francis Scott Key Center
Panza
Remsburg
Jean van Gilder
Becky Griffin
S. Jewell Beeson
Thomas Johnson High School
Air Mail Priority Emphasized by Postal Service
The Post Office Department discusses air mail priority, with an extra four cents per ounce over first class. Red edged envelopes and air mail letters are picked out and canceled ahead of ordinary mail from collection to delivery. Frederick has a Star Route delivering air mail to Friendship International Airport, speeding messages to addresses by next morning. Patrons are urged to use air mail for urgent deliveries.
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Post Office Department
Frederick
Frederick Sectional Center
Zip 217
Friendship International Airport
U.S
Md Students Given Fines at College Park Campus
At College Park campus, Judges Roscoe H. Parker and Robert B. Mathias of Prince Georges circuit court fined undergraduates and graduates between 50 and 300 dollars. Graduates faced heavier penalties as leaders, with Francis W. Horle fined 100 dollars plus 60 days suspended jail, and several others hit with 200 dollar fines or 300 dollar fines with suspended jail terms.
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Upper Marlboro
College Park
Roscoe H. Parker
Robert B. Mathias
Prince Georges Circuit Court
Mathias
Francis W. Horle
Peter J. Lowry
David A. Anderson
Patricia A. McDonald
Donald L. Miller
Lawrence B. Shockman
Raymond L. Thomas
Charles R. Lee
Steven J. Goldner
Laurence E. Babits
Robert E. Clapp II
James Thomas Morley
Hagerstown Fire Kills Two Residents Early Morning
Two people died and a man was hospitalized with second degree burns to arms and face as a two story house burned in Hagerstown. The alarm came in at 3 45 am and the fire caused damage to adjacent properties before four of the citys six fire companies brought it under control around 5 am.
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Hagerstown
Ramsburg Reunion Honors Ramsburg Line at Cunningham Falls
The ninth Ramsburg descendants reunion was held at Cunningham Falls near Thurmont. A basket lunch was served. Officers for the coming year are president Hayes L. Metz Sr., vice president Mae Roberts, secretary Mary Clark, and treasurer Ida Ahalt. Attendees included multiple Ramsburgs and their spouses and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. and
Mary Alice Ramsburg
Cunningham Falls
Thurmont
Hayes L. Metz Sr
Mae Roberts
Mary Clark
Ida Ahalt
E. Ahalt
Beverly
Larry, Jr
Irving Look
Dinah
Lori
Dougie
Joyce
David Roberts
Donald
Ronald
Rose Ann Keenell
Lynn Whittington
Tony Ahal
Shirley Johnson
William E. Clark
Nellie Ramsburg
Hayes L. Metz
Carl Price
Jeannie
Kenny
Steven
Bobby Deeds
Donna
Dwayne
Earl E. Ramsburg
Karen
Douglas
Kathy
Dwight
Larry Fritz
Sandra Kay Jackson
Tommy Sweeney
Ralph Ramsburg
Roberta Ramsburg
Eugene Kerns
Terry Kerns
Raymond Pilson
Rickey
Regina
Gary Ramsburg
Laurie Smith
New Office Building Opens in Montgomery Village Center
The downtown area gains its first office building as Kettler Brothers Inc moves its corporate headquarters to Village Center. The three story structure anchors a complex that will house a 22 store enclosed mall set to open later this summer and an eight building Professional Center planned for fall occupancy.
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Montgomery Village
Kettler Brothers, Inc
Washington Area
Ers and Developers of
Village Center
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Shopworth Food Stores
Libby
Bartlett
Partners For Good Eating
Schmidt
Blue Ribbon
Briggs
Esskay
Heinz
Oxydol
WSPAP
Cragar S ™ T
Fed
Goodyear
Blackwall Ee
Cragar
S. S
Sele
Lowell Tire & Battery Co., Inc
Market ST
Maynard C. Ramsburg
Nellie Helman
Jean and Mack, Jr
Kate Ramsburg
Raymond T. Ahalt
Raymond Ahalt, Jr
Jerry Tina
Timothy
Andrew
Wayne Ahalt
Kimberly Dawn
Larry
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