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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1981

Page

4

Keep a goin and a goin in Rev Mehrling holiday note

The 85 year old Rev Walter D Mehrling of Somerset Pa known for decades of service since his ordination in 1920 keeps busy with Bible readings and community tributes. His retirement in 1971 has not slowed his habit of sharing prayers and inspirational messages to Frederick area readers through the Church Page of the Somerset Daily American.

Walter D. Mehrling Somerset Mehrling Frederick United Church of Christ Somerset Daily American Somerset Library St. Lawrence Church of England Morecambe Lancashire Walter Mehrling Doris E. Gouder Mercersburg Academy Franklin & Marshall College Lancaster Theological Seminary William C. Birely Dean Hendrickson Robert Delaplaine Frederick Ymca West Church Street Nan Mantz YMCA

SAR seeks Revolution era descendants for Everhart Chapter

The article notes 41 SAR compatriots in the Everhart Chapter and invites any descendant of American Revolution fighters to apply. Write W Jerome Offutt at 22 W 2nd St Frederick MD 21701 for forms or information. Also mentions LS Data News Line new logo for Linton Shafer CPA firm with a yule reception in Frederick.

Carl F. Bessent Sgt Lawrence Everhart Sons of the American Revolution United States Frederick County SAR Everhart W. Jerome Offutt 2Nd St Frederick LS Data Linton, Shafer & Co CPA Don Linton Ron Shafer Donald Duck U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development General Accounting Office GAO Civil Service HUD Mr. Duck

Frederick postmaster lauds Himbury father of Frederick postal service

In December 1921 J William Himbury retired after 41 years with the Frederick Post Office. Postmaster Irving S Biser eulogized him as the father of the Frederick postal service. Himbury served under seven postmasters and helped shape local operations.

Frederick J. William Himbury Irving S. Biser Himbury Frederick Postal Service

Reader Corrects Taub NIH Caption Errors in Frederick News-Post

Letter writer Frances J. Judge explains the NIH Animal Center did not belong to Dr Taub and monkeys were cared for there by order of the Maryland District Court. The piece also covers aging Frederick post office crowds and holiday mail chaos with staff memories.

Frederick News-Post Taub Institute of Behavioral Research IBR Ruth Ellis National Institutes of Health NIH Frederick Post National Institute of Health Research Farm Poolesville NIH Animal Center Animal Center Institute For Behavioral Research Maryland District Court Francis J. Judge DVM Veterinary Resources Branch Division of Research Services Bethes Marvin Mandel Mr. Mandel Maryland Rob Caruthers Lester Bentert John Young Jr Bentert Young

Hoax bomb scare evacuates homes on West South Street

A bomb hoax prompted evacuations and cellar searches on West South Street in Frederick. Police warned the joke carries severe penalties. Separately, Dickerton Community League weighs a creamery or cheese factory with estimates of 10 000 pounds yearly output and costs of 10000 to erect a creamery or 6500 for a cheese plant. William Tyler Page, retiring clerk of the House, becomes minority clerk at a new salary of 5000, up from 3100.

Tokyo U. S. Air Force Frederick Santa Ebenezer Scrooge Feztwig Grove Young Frank House West South Street Dickerton Community League J. A. Conover University of Maryland Extension Service Conover House of Representatives William Tyler Page House Page Frederick County Second East Streets G. Horton Peace

Board backs Taneytown move to Key School by 5 to 1

Carroll County Board of Education approved transferring Taneytown Senior High School students to the Francis Scott Key School near Union Mills. The lone dissenter was Mervyn Fuss who said about 95 percent of Taneytown residents opposed the consolidation.

Carroll County Board of Education Taneytown Senior Francis Scott Key School Union Mills Mervyn Fuss Taneytown Mount Airy High School

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