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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1966
Page
6
The 1465 Freeman case originally set for December 17 was postponed due to Foreman Raymond being unable to obtain counsel. Magistrate Stanless Bennett granted a continuance to December 7 and then reset the next date to January 93 to give Foreman more time to hire a lawyer.
A second continuance has been granted for the trial of a man who was attested on November 16 by pelyeter for alleged prowling at the homes of area residents.
John W Strickhouser of Emmitsburg named president of the GOP Club of Frederick County Also named at an early week meeting at Republican headquarters on North Court were Herb Morrison of Urbana vice president John T Poole of Frederick second vice president Mrs Virginia D Klos of Frederick secretary and Frank Rothenhoefer of Frederick treasurer The group set Wednesday April 7 at the Peter Pan Inn as the date for the annual club dinner.
The Frederick Jaycees organized a Christmas shopping tour for 50 underprivileged children to shop for gifts for parents and relatives at a local Frederick store. A party followed with Santa Claus assisting, funded by the Jaycees light bulb sale. Gene Clements chaired the tour.
The Board of Directors of Ernest E Blanche and Associates Inc announces its eighth consecutive semi annual dividend of five cents per share. Payable January 16, 1967 to stockholders of record December 8, 1966. The Kensington data processing firm specializes in statistical research and data processing, employs 120, operates 80 IBM machines including an IBM 360 Model 30 and a 1401, and runs a Frederick branch opened in June 1964 with 30 employees.
The Walkersville Elementary PTA will meet Tuesday at 8 pm to view a one act play entitled High Pressure Area by Nora Stirling. The Drama Wing of the University of Maryland will stage the production about two 16 year olds, with a preschool and elementary education thread, followed by a discussion led by a trained moderator.
Smithsonian exhibit from the archives features political campaign insignia at Governor Thomas Johnson High School in Frederick County. Collector Collins lectures at 1245 pm and 7 pm with slides, songs from 1800 to 1964, a 1789 Washington inaugural button among items. Public invited both sessions with audience songs during arrival and departure. program arranged by Robert L Pitts.
The Maryland Workshop for the Blind announced 2551 691 dollars in business for the year ended June 30 1966. John H Mudd chaired the trustees and said over 25 years each state dollar has generated 240 dollars in direct income to blind workers.
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