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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1961

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3

Farmers Vote in 1962 Wheat Referendum Across Frederick County

Seven polling sites were set for the 1962 Wheat Referendum to be held August 24 from 8 a m to 6 p m. ASC offices in Winchester Hall Frederick and other local venues will host voting for various districts including Frederick Ballenger Braddock Tuscarora Walkersville Mount Pleasant Woodsboro New Market Woodville Lewistown and Craigerstown Middletown Burkitsville Jefferson Petersville Emmitsburg Thurmont Hanover Myersville Urbana Buckeystown and Adamstown. The national vote decides if marketing quotas and a stabilization program for the 1962 wheat crop will be established, requiring at least two thirds of participating farmers to approve. Eligible voters are farmers who produced over 13 acres of wheat in any of the past three years and who participated in feed wheat provisions.

ASC Winchester Hall Frederick Ballenger Braddock Tuscarora Walkersville Mount Pleasant Woodsboro New Market Woodville Lewistown Creagerstown A.S.C East Church Street Middletown Burkitsville Jefferson Petersville Middltown Emmitsburg Thurmont Hanvers Catoctin and Jackson Myersville Johnsville Liberty Urbana Knott and Geisbert Buckeystown Adamstown Viola Derr Frederick County

Prospect Methodist Church Adds Social Hall in Mount Airy

A new 12 by 24 foot social hall is being added to Prospect Methodist Church on Prospect Road three miles west of Mount Airy. Volunteers led by Robert Buckman built it for church suppers and community events with funding for a kitchen, roof, and heating totaling 2000 dollars. The hall will also host Woodville’s voting district and Farm Bureau meetings, with dedication planned for September 30.

Prospect Methodist Mount Airy Assessors Office Robert Buckman Ridgeville Area Mehde Farm Bureau Woodville Church Hall Prospect Road Ladiesburg Franklintown

Construction plans and local accidents reported in Maryland area

The notices list multiple home and cabin projects including a $14,000 aluminum eight referendum room by Brosius Homes on Grayson A. Young property near Ladiesburg, a $2,800 trailer home near Kelbaugh Road by Ohler family, a $2,000 seasonal cabin for Simon Klosky near the Grotto of Lourdes, and a $2,000 seasonal cottage by Damel Tressler in Piney Mount Estates. Also cited are a bath addition costing $700 for Samuel Brown Jr and Anna W. Brown on Route 7 Frederick, and accidents: Daniel Dunkins injured in an arm fracture on Maryland 11 near Oak Road, taken to Washington County Hospital. a one car crash on Marriottville Road near U.S. 40 with no injuries. and another accident with injuries on Maryland 144 near Cooksville reported by Westminster Barracks.

Brosius Homes Corporation Grayson A. Young Ladiesburg Woodsboro-Taneytown Franklinville Road Kelbaugh Road Joseph i B Catherine M Ohler Altamont Avenue Thurmont Loyd Marshall Grotto of Lourdes Simon and Kathryn Klosky Saint Anne’s Lodge Emmitsburg Damel Tressler Piney Mount Estates Kyler Valley Robert V. Clow Rockville Donald Hahn Samuel Brown Jr Anna W. Brown Frederick Hagerstown Burt Daniel Dunkins John Street Maryland Oak Road Iniunes Cooksville

Organ Concert In Baker Park Promises Free Night Recital

Jack Wantz and Doris Grice to perform a free organ recital Sunday at 8 15 p m in the Baker Park Band Shell as part of Frederick city municipal concert series. The program includes the Marriage of Figaro overture and selections like Ebb Tide Around The World medley and Colonel Bogie March. Harvey A Harrington Jr announces details. The concert closes with a blues medley and a boogie woogie.

Jack Wantz Doris Grice Baker Park Frederick City Nellie Colonel Bogie River Kwai

Bethel Church Park Lot Donation Reported

Edwin M. Alexander Jr and Evelyn V Alexander deeded seven tenths of an acre at Bethel Road and Putman Road for 60 dollars to Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church trustees. The plot will serve as a church parking lot with an easement for electric lines. deed recorded with Cowrt Elis C. Wachter.

Edwin M. Alexander Jr Evelyn V Alexander Bethel Bethel Road Putman Road Opposumtown Pike Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church Cowrt Elis

Carroll County Teachers Plan Activities for 1961-62

The Carroll County Teachers' Association executive committee met at the Board of Education to map the 1961-62 program. New teachers will be welcomed at an August 30 luncheon following orientations at Westminster Junior High School. An August 31 Old English Brunch will entertain staff with Key High School Band Boosters.

Calvary Methodist Church New Christian Education T. W. Harrison Calvary Church Ralph Dyer Carroll Carroll County Teachers’ Association Board of Education Carroll County Association CCTA Carroll County Board of Education Westminster Junior High School Band Boosters Club Francis Scott Key High School

Social group sets budget and schedules for new year

Olivia Bankert and Mary Huber direct branch activities while the Executive Committee accepts the proposed budget for the coming year and approves the list of committee chairmen. Advisory Council meeting dates are set for the new school year and the Social Committee reports on the annual banquet to be held at Francis Scott Key High School on Thursday evening December 1.

Olivia Bankert Mary Huber CCTA Francis Scott Key High School

Traveler's checks offer safe global use through Farmers and Mechanics

The notice promotes traveler s checks as a safe portable money option available at eight Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank offices. It emphasizes acceptance on sight anywhere and anytime and refunds if checks are destroyed stolen or lost. It touts low cost and peace of mind under a full service bank.

Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank

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