Unionville Man Found Not Guilty In Motor Vehicle Case
Unionville twenty four year old Leslie G Tucker was acquitted on two motor vehicle charges after magistrate Byran W Thompson cited Tucker's honesty and doubts over key facts. Tucker's employer Warren Smith and seller Donald Gibson testified to proper maintenance and restraint on speed.
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Byran W. Thompson
Unionville
Leslie G. Tucker
Frederick Trading Co
Tucker
Alton Y. Bennett
Donald Gibson
Warren Smith
Thompson
4-Hers Receive Special Awards at Achievement Night
The Monocacy Village Girls 4-H Club held Achievement Night at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Cafeteria. County Extension H and Youth Leaders Sally Miller and David Eigenrode gave awards to Gina DeLeonardis Carla Fideliz Kathy Fadley Betsy Fogle Patty Murphy Bobbie Pincus Sandy Sue Smith Donna Wagner. The girls exchanged Christmas gifts and presented gifts to project leaders Mrs. Thomas Ford Mrs. Donald Fadley and Mrs. Guilford Himes. Families attended. guests included Wanda Black Frederick County 4-H Queen Miss Sally Miller and David Eigenbrode.
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Monocacy Village
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Sally Miller
David Eigenrode
Gina DeLeonardis
Carla Fideliz
Kathy Fadley
Betsy Fogle
Patty Murphy
Bobbie Pincus
Sandy Sue Smith
Donna Wagner
Thomas Ford
Donald Fadley
Guilford Himes
Wanda Black
Frederick County
4-H Queen
David Eigenbrode
Flagstaff Named by Lumberjacks in 1876 Celebration
Flagstaff Arizona earned its name during a July Fourth celebration in 1876 when lumberjacks nailed a U S flag to a tall pine and dubbed the site Flagstaff, a detail cited by the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
U.S
Students Decline Leaders Say Indian Campuses Lose Shine
A government commission in New Delhi reports campus leadership has declined for about two decades. It says students now in charge are “neither bright nor good,” reflecting mounting student unrest and indiscipline on Indian campuses.
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New Delhi
India
Miss Offutt Aide In Rehabilitation At Belchertown
Miss Claire Offutt of Damascus is among Mount Holyoke College students serving as aides in Belchertown State School rehabilitation program. The volunteers assist remotivation, socialize wards, organize activities, and offer crafts and domestic training for educated adults. The Mount Holyoke effort is run through the Fellowship of Faiths with nine area schools participating. Miss Offutt, a senior and Damascus High School graduate, majors in biology.
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Claire Offutt
Edward P. Offutt
Woodfield Road
Damascus
Mount Holyoke College
Belchertown State School
Belchertown
Mass
Mount Holyoke
Fellowship of Faiths
Miss Offutt
Damascus High School
UM Gets Grant for Nursing Teaching Facility
Washington reports a Public Health Service grant of 1 095.49 dollars to the University of Maryland School of Nursing for construction of a teaching facility in Baltimore. Announcement made by Rep Edward A Garmatz Democrat of Maryland.
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Washington
Public Health Service
University of Land School of Nursing
Baltimore
Edward A. Garmatz
Thurmont Brethren church presents Christmas program
The Thurmont Church of the Brethren will host its Annual Christmas Program Sunday at 7 30 p m The Sunday School children will perform an original shadow pantomime of the Nativity followed by Congregational Carol Singing and an one act play A Stranger for Christmas The cast includes Mr and Mrs Joseph Moser Patricia Stitely Douglas Myers Christina Franklin and Eugene Green The program ends with a duet by Rev and Mrs Kenneth L Franklin The Rev Robert Flory missionary evangelist will speak at the 10 30 a m worship service
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Thurmont
Robert Flory
Crime Up In Washington D C in December 1965
Serious crimes in Washington rose 30.8 percent last month from November 1965 according to the police department. Robberies led with a 77.8 percent rise, offenses totaled 2,644 for the month and 28,513 for the two month period, up 3,029 or 11.9 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Police Department
Two Die In Crash Near Queenstown Army Men Killed
A station wagon hit a big highway sign at U.S. 301 and 50, killing two Army men from Ft. Meade, Md. William F. Wright, 19, of Chestertown Md., and James Bobby Glynn, 23, of Riverside Homes Elvrra Ohio, identified as victims. William R. Payne, 22, of Vine Creek Mills Powhatan Va., injured.
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Queenstown
Ft. Meade
William F. Wright
Chestertown
James Bobby Glynn
Riverside Homes
Elvrra
Ohio
William R. Payne
Vine Creek Mills Powhatan
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Dennis Smith
Odate
Nelson Brooks
Indian Village Homemakers Club
Dennis
Monocacy Village Boys
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
State of
Maryland
Arnold Sagner
Sagner Inc
Frederick Armory
Amleto Polino
Sagner
Polino
Jasper R. Gue, Jr
Reatha Fogle Gue
Court House
Frederick City
Marsland
AL M
Ballenger
Teen Barnes Road
Hiram S. R. Flook
Claude W. Fogte
Vite
Frederick
Claude W. Fagle
Reatha Forte Gue
2. K. Satellite & Assoc
Circuit Court
Frederick Counts. Mary and
Ralph L. Gastley, JR
James
Trout
Seiberling
Melvin M. Englerol
Offic
Mars Opticians
West Second
Rausch & Lomb
Dolphin Lounge
Magnavox
Ithurmont Program
D. C
Lewistown Methodist Church
Lola Neal
Bonnie Neal
Ralph Burall
Clover Jil
Grace Burall
Hilda Ausherman
Millie Doody
Lee Stockman
Betty Neal
Mary Wirth
Lydia Garcia
Barbara Stookey
Linda Doody
Alice Neal
Cindy Neal
Frances Ridgely
Virgie Bowers
Joy Neal
Dwayne Neal
Farmers Supply CO
Delaval Milkers
DeLaval Milker
New Idea Farm Machinery
South Carroll St. Frederick
Monument
E. Patrick St
Hil
Jelke Ao
East St
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