Monrovia Postmaster Retires After 41 Years of Service
Monrovia marks the retirement of Raymond F. Day at 65 after 41 years as a mailman and postmaster. He joined postal service in the late 1920s, progressed to postmaster under Eisenhower in 1954, and shares retirement memories while Ruth A. Ganley succeeds him as postmaster. Day and his family enjoy a long history in Browningsville and church and band involvement.
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Monrovia
Raymond F. Day
Day
Eisenhower
Annie
Browningsville
Bethesda Methodist Church of
Ruth A. Ganley
Morerovia
Bill Grady
Fifty five firms cited for wage hour violations in Maryland counties
Maryland labor officials report 55 Frederick County firms violated wage and hour laws from January 1, 1970, to June 30, 1971, totaling 38,881 dollars and 220 employees. Montgomery County had 25 firms with 449 employees and 35,022.59 dollars. Carroll County had 11 firms all retail, with 24 employees and 1,575 dollars.
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Frederick County
Maryland Departement of Labor and Industry
Department of Labor
William R. Welsh
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Carroll County
Carroll
Future of St. Joe's Decided at September Trustees Meeting
Sister Margaret Dougherty told Frederick Rotary Club that Saint Joseph's College may be leased rather than sold to fund its revival in 15 to 20 years. Trustees will announce leasing costs at the September meeting as they weigh reopening prospects, with about 88 freshmen already applying for the coming year.
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St. Joe’s
Monica Main
Saint Joseph’s College For Women
Emmitsburg
College Board of Trustees
Margaret Dougherty
Frederick
Daughters of Charity
Mother Elizabeth Ann Seaton
Sister Dougherty
Dougherty
Mt. St. Mary’s
Mount
Mother Seaton
Mt St Mary’s College
Maryland
Pennsylvania
St. Joseph’s High School
Seaboard
Florida
Apostolic
Villa St
Baltimore
Carroll Co Board Rebids Insurance Amid Health Life Bid Debate
At a Westminster meeting nineteen insurance brokers discussed a rebid for term life and health coverage for Carroll County teachers. The board will rebid to accept either the lowest package or two lowest bids, with a 90 day interim coverage proposed by Equitable Life. The move follows Equitable’s warning that life premiums could drop if their health policy is renewed, potentially saving about 28900 dollars. The board stressed legal rights to reject low bids while awaiting uniform bid terms.
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Westminster
Carroll County Board of Education
Equitable Life Insurance
Equitable
Jack Connelly
Insurance Buyer’s Council
Louis Sharon
Fidelity and Guaranty
People’s Life
John Hancock
USF
Man Convicted Of Assaulting Officer After Trial
Jurors deliberated for 15 minutes before convicting Larry Wayne Lidie, 23, of RFD 2 Frederick, of assaulting a police officer and robbing a county man. He was also found guilty of resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and destruction of property and released on 3000 dollar bond pending a pre sentencing report.
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George Dorsey
Larry Wayne Lidie
Lidie
RFD 2
Frederick
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Department of Parole and Probation
Robert Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
Cleopatra Campbell
Miss Campbell
Liddle
Samohy
Tpr
Lewis
Ross
Gary Beard
Beard
Vicky Keyser
RFD7
Yellow Springs
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Shepley
Bill Shepley
Shepley’s, Inc
S. Market ST
Prema
M&m
Merchandise Mart
North Market ST
Carmack’s
State Police
Cpl
Forsythe
Smith
Newcomer
Victor Wolfe
Walkersville
Lidte
Emilie Y. Angelety
Christos N. Paleologos
Krene G
Lea~therman
Samuel E. Householder
Earl F. Miller Jr
Marguerite T. Damuth
John D. Jones
Owen W. Delander
George E. Daymude
Catherine G. Green
John Hamilton Schaeffer
Don M. Sykes
Routzahn’s
Routzahn
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