Frederick faces $13 million revenue loss to neighbor county
Frederick County Commissioners heard proposals to raise new funds after losing a $13 million industry to a neighboring county. Options included tax free revenue bonds tied to new industries, statewide gross income tax, or an increase in sales and income taxes. Other ideas cited were a vending machine tax and a property transfer tax. The panel noted any new tax must win state legislature approval and favored a combined state and local approach.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
John W. Morgan
Irving Weir
Morgan
Ben Rosenstock
Richard D Hammond
Derr
John A Derr
Willliam Houck
State Finance Commission
Renn
A Irvin Renn
Senate urges Kennedy Memorial Day nationwide
The Pennsylvania Senate urged Congress to declare November 22 President Kennedy Memorial Day in memory of the assassinated 35th president. Democrats and Republicans backed resolutions calling the nation to rededicate itself to Kennedy’s ideals after his Dallas shooting on November 22.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Congress
Kennedy
Dallas
Frederick Elks Observe Memorial Sunday at Lodge Hall
Frederick Lodge 684 held Memorial Sunday services on the first Sunday in December. Exalted Ruler C Lease Bussard and Secretary H David Hagan led a service with prayers by Chaplain Raymond J Dyer and an Ave Maria ensemble. Rev David L Blackwelder eulogized deceased members and Clifton Wirts offered a Kennedy tribute referencing Boston Elks Lodge No 10.
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Elk’s
Frederick Lodge
Lodge
West Second Street
C. Lease Bussard
H. David Hagan
Raymond J Dyer
Sperry L Storm
David Hagan
Joseph S Stephens
David L. Blackwelder
Walkersville St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mr. Kennedy
Boston Elk’s Lodge No. 10
State Police Check Set For Wednesday
The annual inspection of the Maryland State Police barracks will occur at 10 a m on Wednesday. Col Carey Jarman and Maj George E Davidson will lead the review of troopers cars and barracks and will meet troopers afterward. The Hagerstown outpost part of Barracks BRB will participate.
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Maryland State Police
Carey Jarman
Col. Jarman
George E Davidson
Jarman
Maj
Davidson
Hagerstown
BRB
Silent Bandit Robs Baltimore Bank for 5909 Dollars
In East Baltimore an unmasked gunman in a dirty trench coat robbed Provident Savings Bank on Monday. The soft spoken bandit escaped with 5909 dollars as about 14 people, including manager William Marx and four employees, were inside. the teller noticed the holdup only after several minutes.
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Baltimore (Ap
East Baltimore
William Marx
Provident Savings Bank
Marx
Messler services set for local resident and family ties
The obituary notes Proctor D Messler of Baltimore and William J Messler of Union Bridge as surviving sons, wife Elsie Proctor Messler, a Carroll County native with roots in Linwood and Randallstown, plus three grandchildren and a brother and sister. Funeral arrangements by D D Hartzler and Sons to be announced. Princess Margaret expecting second child by end of April. Kensington Palace confirms.
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Linwood Brethren Church
Carroll County
Lows A
Annie Rowe Messler
Elsie Proctor Messler
Proctor D. Messier
Baltimore
William J. Messler
Union Bridge
Frank W. Messler
Hanover
William McKinstry
D. D. Hartzler
Meg
London
Margaret
Kensington Palace
Princess Margaret
Native Montgomery County native named Frederick Extension Dairy Agent
Allen Burdell Bryant, a native of Montgomery County, was appointed Extension Dairy Agent for Frederick County. Monday was his first day on the job, succeeding George D. Wood who became County Agricultural Agent after Henry R Shoemaker retired. Bryant, a former Somerset County agent, earned a master's in dairy nutrition from Iowa State University.
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Allen Burdell Bryant
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Mr. Bryant
George D. Wood
Henry R Shoemaker
Somerset Bryant
Iowa State University
Iowa State
Sam
Dr Messler Dies After 53 Years of Practice in Union Bridge
Dr John Henry Messler, physician for 53 years in Johnsville and Union Bridge, died Monday evening at Vindobona Nursing Home after an eight week illness. He studied at Maryland Collegiate Institute and Baltimore Medical College, began practice in 1910, and was active until recently. He was a Mason, 32nd degree, Scottish Rite, Shrine Boumi Temple, and Tall Cedars of Lebanon.
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John Henry Messler
Johnsville
Union Bridge
Vindobonai
Messler
Maryland Collegiate Institute of
Baltimore Medical College
Plymouth Lodge 143
AF &Am
Scottish Rite
Shrine of Boumi Temple
Baltimore
Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Bishop confirms 31 at All Saints with 92 at men’s breakfast
Right Reverend Harry Lee Doll during his first All Saints visitation presided over 31 candidates confirmed at the 11 a.m. service. An 8 a.m. Corporate Communion and breakfast for men and boys drew 92 attendees served by Women of St. Francis Chapter. The list of confirmands includes Joseph D. Baker Jr., John F. Brewer Jr., Barbara L Cornish, Pamela E. Davis, LeRoy D. Fothergill, Sally H. Looker, Deborah L May, Linda O’Brien, Roxanna Higgles, and 12 more named individuals across Maryland towns and addresses.
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Harry Lee Doll
D.D
Maryland
All Saints
St. Francis
M. D. Ashbury
Joseph D. Baker Jr
Little Hill
James M. Beebe
RFD
John F. Brewer Jr
North Market Street
Robert C. Brown
Jefferson
Sandra Jean Bruchey
East Eighth Street
Kenneth N. Bruchey
East Ninth Street
Jesse L. Burriss
John Hanson
James M. Burress
Thomas E. Caniford
East Third Street
David J. Comstock
Fairview Avenue
Linda O’brien
West College Terrace
Vickie L. Oden
Clifford T. Poole
Helen C Radcliffe
Wilbur E. Rice
Dill Avenue
Roxanna Higgles
West Patrick Street
Edwin H. Sears
Pinewood Drive
Joseph H. Stone
South Market Street
Paul W. Thomas
M. Ellen Weast
Record Street
George D. Winius
ITowns Hold Meetings On School Site And Annexation
Two Frederick County town meetings discussed a proposed consolidated high school in the Thurmont northern edge area and the annexation of Ridgeville by Mt. Airy. Emmitsburg attendees reviewed the plan with no definite action. Mt. Airy focused on annexation details after Ridgeville had previously rejected it.
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Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Ralph Irelan
Staub
Thurmont
Icool Board
Irelan
Mt. Airy
Frank Harper
Ridgeville
Mount Airy
Harper
Anglican Communion Welcome at Fort Detrick
Mrs Carroll Eyler, of 236 East Second Street, was received into the Anglican Communion by Bishop Doll at Fort Detrick. The ceremony took place near Eighth Street with Miss Julia C Yost in attendance.
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Eighth Street
Julia C. Yost
Fort Detrick
Doll
Carroll Eyler
East Second Street
Mount Airy Council Accepts Annexation Boundary Plan
A town official states Mount Airy Town Council accepted annexation based on a boundary line and believes modifications could improve the boundary. The council may adjust the perimeter to enhance the area.
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Mount Airy
Trading Post Robbery in Jefferson Yields Small Arm Theft
State Police report a burglary at the Trading Post in Jefferson about 4 15 Monday morning. Owner R D Brown heard the noise and burglars escaped after taking two shotguns and a rifle valued at 530. Entry was through an office window on Route 340.
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Tc. Top
E. Barnes
R. D. Brown
Tre. Barnes
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