Lions Club Humor and History Talk by Dr Lea
Dr Melvin E Lea a focal surgeon addressed Frederick Lions Club on love as a social healing force saying love binds nations and heals mental and physical ills He noted America’s wartime history and postwar aid and urged grassroots efforts while tracing Lions motto as Love Is Our Nation’s Salvation The talk followed by introductions of local guests and members at Francis Scott Key Hotel and Delphey farm next Thursday plans.
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Frederick
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Lea
Jove
Lions Club
Charles V. Main
VMI
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Canal Zone
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Liston
Kline Boulevard
Ralph W. Bower
Delphey’s Farm
Charles Cliff
Francis Scott Key Club
AJ. Buechmann
Mokena
John JD Collins
Front Royal
John Higdon
Jeonard Satz
William §. Hood
Farm Income Down and Wage Trends Reported
Realized net farm income in the first half of the year fell to 12.3 billion dollars at an annual rate, while average income per farm rose to 3 504 dollars as farm numbers declined. Cash farm receipts totaled 15.3 billion, with dairy and crop revenues up slightly, and prices for January through June down about two percent from a year ago. Farm wage rates rose about three percent though hired labor fell nearly eight percent. William L. Henderson named chief judge of Maryland's Court of Appeals, pending confirmation by Gov. Tawes.
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Chicago
Business and Economic Review
First National Bank of Chicago
New Frederick County Educator Brings Elementary Focus
Dr Charles Edward Hamilton named Assistant Superintendent of Frederick County Schools this week bringing a lifetime in Baltimore County elementary education. He led Rogers Forge Elementary with 750 students for 12 years and advocates reading as the cure for delinquency and dropout issues starting in the primary grades.
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Frederick County
Hamilton
Rogers Forge
Baltimore County
Towson
Famaton
Teachers College of Columbia University
Manning
Maryland Department of
John L. Carnochan Jr
James A. Sensenbaugh
Sensenbaugh
New Frederick County elementary program focuses on reading training
Dr Hamilton, naval veteran and former Upper Falls principal, joins Frederick County schools to lead elementary reading improvements. He plans visits to all elementary and high schools, uses the 1980 Plan with pilot classes, and credits flexibility in the system for adopting new education patterns.
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Upper Falls
Carroll Manor
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Frederick County
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Donald Koons
Trailer Cases To Be Heard By Frederick County Board Of Zoning Ap peals
Six trailer location cases will be brought before the Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals at their monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. The Anges family seeks a Mobile Home location on Elmer Derr Road south of U S 340 for a permanent dwelling. Johnson requests a permanent trailer location on Haines Road near Bartonsville Road. Grimes seeks a permanent trailer on U S 15 at Md 806 intersection in Franklinville. Remsburg asks for a location on U S 340 east of Holter Road. Dunns seek a permanent travel location on Frederick area parcels.
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Board of Appeals
James
Viola Dunn
Dunns
Appeals Board
Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals
Luther
Mary A. Anges
RFD 5
Frederick
Elmer Derr
U. S. 340
Nathaniel L. Johnson
RFD 6
Haines Road
Bartonsville
Marguerde S
Milton Grimes
RFD 2
Thurmont
U.S. 15
Franklinville
Augustus M. Remsburg
RFD 1
Jefferson
Holter Road
James R
Viola K. Dunn
RFD
Virginia Conference Meets at Shenandoah College Campus
The 65th annual session of the Virginia Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church convened at Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music in Winchester. Trustees for Shenandoah College and Lebanon Valley College in Pennsylvania will be elected Friday. Delegates from Virginia West Virginia and Maryland attend.
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Winchester
Virginia Conference of the
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Shenandoah College
Conservatory of Music
Lebanon Valley College
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
One Way Streets Stay One Way Streets Stay
Frederick preserves its one way street pattern after a month long analysis. Chief Main and Bowlus cite safety fire control and better traffic flow as reasons for no changes. Hamilton Homes win return of Grove Boulevard dead end. city moves to legal steps. Brandenburg Electric wins bid for 24 ornamental lights in College Estates.
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Watkins Acres Apartments
Whiteford
Brandenburg Electric Co
College Estates
Taney
Damage Suit Filed Over 1963 Brunswick Car Crash
A $20,000 damage suit was filed in Frederick County Circuit Court against John Marvin Handy a prisoner at Virginia State Reformatory Richmond for injuries to Glenna L Lackey and damages to her husband Theodore J Lackey from a August 23 1963 collision on U S 340 one mile north of Jefferson. The suit seeks compensation for hospital and medical expenses and loss of services. Attorney Edwin F Nikirk and Morgan Keller Inc are listed. City Engineer Whiteford reported on Rosemont Avenue Culler Avenue and Mt Olivet Boulevard street repairs.
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Frederick County
Virginia State Reformatory
Richmond
Glenna L. Lackey
Theodore J. Lackey
West G Street
Brunswick
John Marvin Handy
RFD 1
Finksburg
Lackey
U. S. 340
Jefferson
Virginia
Edwin F. Nikirk
Brunswick Couple Seeks 20000 After Accident Injuries
The Brunswick couple files a lawsuit seeking 20000 in damages for injuries and subsequent medical costs and losses from the accident.
Daytime Car Camouflage in daylight visibility study
Bloomington physicians Merrill J. Allen and James R. Clark urge daytime running lights for all cars after a study funded by Indiana University and the American Optometric Foundation. They note low beam use on Greyhound buses reduced daytime accidents 11 percent in the U.S. and 24 percent in Canada and say cream to white cars are far more visible than darker colors.
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Indiana University
Merrill J. Allen
James R. Clark
University
American Optometric Foundation
Greyhound
U. S
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