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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1965

Page

3

County Grants Permits For New Buildings

County issued building permits for five new homes, two home occupations, and a horse stable. Permits cover Donald I. Brashears in Adamstown for roto tiller sales, Eugene F Bankard in Emmitsburg for a home occupation, Dr. B C McGee for a $20,000 stable and 48 by 25 foot block home, and several brick veneer homes in Jefferson, Frederick, Myersville, and Dickerson. Earlier this week permits totaled $63,200 for four homes and an alteration, including three $16,000 brick veneer homes for P W Van Sant in Mount Airy.

Mountville Road Adamstown Donald I. Brashears Eugene F. Bankard RFD 2 Emmitsburg Keysville Road Dry Bridge Road Frederick Podiatrist B.C. McGee West Third Street Blacks Mill Road Creagerstown Square Robert A. Zecker Jefferson Maryland Su‘mantown Road Musseter Road Eugene F Shirley Rinehart South Carroll Street Frederick Middletown Burkittsville Calvin Leatherman RFD Myersville U.S May Brothers, Inc East Patrick Street Thurston Road Dr. Perry Road Clarence A. King RFD 1 Dickerson P. W. van Sant Mount Airy Walker Drive Langdon Woods

Fragmented real estate notices outline properties and costs

The text lists several residential items including a $35,000 brick veneer home on Shooks town Road at Old Receiver Road for James W. Cramer of Rosemont Avenue Frederick a $15 000 brick veneer home on a right of way off Shooks town Road at Old Receiver Road for James W Cramer of Rosemont Avenue Frederick and a $200 bathroom for Irving Rice in a home on West Main Street in Middletown.

Shookstown Road Old Receiver Road James W. Cramer Rosemont Avenue Frederick Irving Rice West Main Street Middletown

Republican Seen Winner In Montgomery County Council

Washington AP reports Republicans are favored to replace the late Democrat Jerry T Williams on the Montgomery County Council as five of six members are Republican. C Willard Harvey of Brookeville, a retired Olney insurance man and former State Central Committee member, is a leading candidate, with McKendree Fulks of Laytonsville also in the mix. Deputy County Attorney Douglas Moore reportedly advised the appointee should be same party as the vacancy.

Washington Jerry T. Williams Montgomery County Washington Evening Star Douglas Moore Williams Damascus Moore The Star C. Willard Harvey Brookeville Olney State Central Committee McKendree Fulks Laytense

Local Guests and Visitors Noted Around Taneytown Area

Taneytown residents and relatives host and visit family across Maryland and nearby states. Numerous guests are listed including Dr. and Mrs. Harmon C. Bickley of Bayville New York visiting Mrs A B Alexander in West Baltimore Street, and Mr. and Mrs. James Bentz with son William of Graceham visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Miller Sr. on East Baltimore Street. Other visits include families from Lebanon and Gettysburg Pennsylvania to local homes, plus students such as Miss Chercie Phillips of Marietta College and E Kenneth Stonesifer from East Carolina College visiting parents.

Taneytown John Leister Richard Davidson Bradley Lebanon Davidson Kenneth Davidson Tanley Heights Harmon C. Bickley Susan Margaret Beth Bayville N.Y A.B Alexander West Baltimore Street James Bentz William Graceham Wilbur F. Miller East Baltimore Street George D. Null Katalene Daniel Samuel Landenberg Wells J. Null Wilbert N. Hess Route 2 Kathryn H. Hoffman Gettysburg Atty Donald Smith Keysville Road Carol Remsburg Baltimore Singleton Remsburg Otis Shoemaker Jacob Stambaugh Dennis Simons Rockville Marcia A. Ray Bankard Terrace Stephanie Ray Theodore Washington A. D. Alexander Henry H. Alexander F. R. Slagle Harmon Richley Mary Mn Alexander Arlington, A Benjamin Blizzard Lisa Dean Sholl George Street Chercie Phillips Marietta College Thomas Phillips Emmitsburg Road E. Kenneth Stonesifer East Carolina College Greenville N.C

Mount Airy Driver Fined in Accident

Oswald Wendell Hoy of Mount Airy RFD 2 was found guilty of failing to yield the right of way after a two car collision. Magistrate Byron Thompson fined Hoy $20, noting the amount could have been higher if not for his otherwise clean driving record.

Mount Airy Byron Thompson Oswald Wendell Hoy Mount Airy Rfd 2 Thompson Hoy

Driver Testimony Details Near Miss On U S 40 Collision

Robert Day Sr of Dickerson testified he drove 40 to 45 mph on U S 40 west when another car ran a red light at Bartholow Kemptown Road intersection. Day braked as the two cars collided. Magistrate Thompson noted higher speed could have killed both drivers.

Robert Day Dickerson U.S. 40 Bartholow - Kemptown Road Day Thompson

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