Meeting of Clarksburg Association Reports Nominations and Plans
The Clarksburg Community Association met December 6 at Clarksburg School with President Paul F Burner presiding. Officers nominated by James R King W O Rose and Burner include Capt Mallett Prevost for president Austin W Hammond for vice president Mrs W Rose for secretary and Ora H King for treasurer. The group voted for the state as proposed and set January 3 for the new officers to take office. A constitutional amendment was offered and will be voted on at the next meeting. A special committee was formed to survey community issues with members Kimbie Rev Hartley Studdiford and Ora H King. A Land Owners Association meeting was announced for Gaithersburg and a zoning hearing before the County Council this week was noted. The Development committee was enlarged with members Deets King King Burner Beecher and others. Rev Joithyr Vatt was added as a member. A special committee was chosen to erect a community Christmas tree near the Community Hall. members include King Hammond Kimble Beecher Deets Rockenhauser and Andreus. The association plans a joint Christmas party December 21 at the L. Town Fire Hall in Hyattstown, inviting all Clarksburg School District children. Refreshments were served by multiple members. The next meeting is January 3 at Clarksburg School. Plans for a 1955 season opening April 1 feature CinemaScope pictures. Proposals to build a 400-car drive-in theater on Leitersburg Pike near Haggers town and Waynesboro were unveiled by Weingberg with a fifteen-acre site for first-run movies slated to open next spring.
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Clarksburg
Association
John Beecher
Lester Kamble
Weifare
Ben F. Hartley
Douglas Studdiford
Ora H. King
Edward If
Gaithersburg
County Council
Upper Montgomery
Edward H Deets
James R. King
Arnold S Piree
Paul F. Burner
Raymond King
Jo Ithyr Vatt
Paul F Binner
James R King
Austin Hammond
Lester Kimble
Edward Deets
Lewis Rockenhauser
Joseph Andreus
Clarksburg Community Association
Stown
Hyattstown
W. O. Rose
Paul Burner
Fern Wilson
U. 5. 60
Leitersburg Pike
Haggerstown
Waynesboro
Weinberg
iStart Improvements At Drive In Theaters
Construction began last week to enlarge the Hiway and Braddock Drive-In Theaters on U. S. 40 east of Hagerstown and west of Frederick. The upgrades allow CinemaScope showings after expansion to about one hundred by forty feet screens. Norman S. Earley and Son of Hagerstown won the contracts. both theaters will reopen with the new format.
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Hiway
Norman S. Earley and Son
Hagerstown
Maryland
Braddock Wall
CinemaScope
Jersey Standard Oil Gives $500000 to Higher Education
New York December 13 Jersey Standard Oil Co New Jersey today donated half a million dollars to higher education with no strings attached. Checks from $2,000 to $35,000 totaling $450,000 were mailed to 133 privately endowed colleges and universities to support undergraduate education. A separate $50,000 gift aided the National Fund for Medical Education. All told Jersey Standard has donated one million dollars to education this year.
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New York
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Shppull
Three-Fingered Artificial Hand Improves Grip Power
A prosthetic hand with three functioning fingers enables amputees to grip objects with greater force than typical hands, suggesting enhanced capability for daily tasks and potential gains in independence and strength demonstrations.
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iStart
Schroeder
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Patrick Street
Service Modern Pharmacy
Pearre
Otarion, Inc
Frederick
Patrick St
Monocacy Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Cense
Averyhning
Itarvland
Pascual
Finance Co
East Patrick ST
Monument
Robert C. Schutz
Freetas
Ted Mac Ee
Moe Srchie
Routzahn & Sons
South Market Street
Zenith “Royalm
Remsberg
WEBER
Rice’s Color Center
Jowter Dill Press
Sander
Ake
Delta
Delta Quality Power Tools
Anette
Rockwell Ie
P. L. Hargett
S. Market St
Sieghen
Norge
Neel
Andy
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