Glade Valley Lions Honor International Director Lyles
The Glade Valley Lions Club honored International Director G. Robert Lyles of the Hagerstown Club at a Thursday meeting at Woodsboro Fire Hall attended by over 200 dignitaries. The event featured remarks by Past International Director Thomas Basil and a Silver Bowl presentation to Lyles and his wife Zemma.
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Glade Valley Lions Club
G. Robert Lyles
Hagerstown Club
Woodsboro Fire Hall
Woodsboro Fire Company
Harry Filler
Frank Rosenberger
Lion Frank Higinbotham
Frederick Club
Lawrence Dorsey
Thomas Basil
Annapolis Club
Basil
Mr. Lyles
International Board
Lions
Glade Valley Club
Lyles
Zemma
John Morgan
Richard Simmons
Frederick
Carl Thomas
Carroll Manor
Russell Marsh
Union Bridge
Harry Dougherty
Taneytown
Murray Ryan
Mt. Airy
Claude Doing
John Link
Arbutus Club
Homer Myers
Charles Petry
Westminster
Rhyland Boyer
Yellow Springs
Ralph Merchant
John Zufall
Francis Scott Key Club
Bil Myers Quartet
Record $169,508 in county building permits issued
The Frederick County Assessment Office reported 19 building permits totaling 169,508 dollars. Projects include a 25,000 gas station on Route 15 at Devilbiss Bridge Road, a 16,000 Bolio Rambler Motel addition, a temporary saw mill on Mountville Road, and rebuilding Hud son Supply after a fire. Additional permits cover two single family homes on Oakmont Drive and Lakeview Drive, plus a home on Edgewood Church Road, with various garages and additions.
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U. S. Route 15
Devilbiss Bridge Road
Thurmont
Mountville Road
Jefferson
Hudson Supply and Equipment Company
Buckeystown
Alton A. Williar
H. RB. Williar
RFD 3
Frederick
Devilbiss Bridge
U. S. 15
Claude T. Droneburg
Albert L. Stau
Staub
Royer
O Thurmont
Hudsor Supply and Equipment Company
Oscar C. Smith
Oakmont Drive
Kaempf and Harris
RFD 7
Lakeview Drive
Eastview
Ralph Orrison
Lee Place
Edgewood Church
Glade Valley Lions honor and housing votes noted
At a Glade Valley Lions Club event Mas sey Rowe and Mrs Nace H Williams attended a head table. Homes approved include a $15 308 brick veneer six room house for Gilbert P Briggs on Hoke Drive and a $12 000 Spring Gardens five room carport home for Gilbert A Berry and Marie Berry. A $300 two room house was planned for May Rowe near Wolfsville Road with Thomas Basil and Mrs Road. Nancy Anderson attended as guest of Lions president Harry Filler. The ladies night was at Woodsboro Fire Hall and Lyles received a service award.
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Glade Valley Lions
Glade Valley Lions Club
Massey Rowe
Hagerstown
Nace H. Williams
East Seventh Street
Frederick
Gilbert P. Briggs
RFD
Hoke Drive
Spring Gardens
Gilbert A. Berry
Marie Berry
Thurmont
Black Rock
J. Rolfe Castleman
Nancy Anderson
Harry Filler
Woodsboro
Mr. Lyles
Lions Movement
Airline Plans To Reduce Service At Baltimore
Eastern Air Lines notified the Civil Aeronautics Board that it plans a service reduction at Baltimore. President Malcolm A. MacIntyre said he intends to file a formal reduction request with the CAB.
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Washington
Eastern Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Baltimore
CAB
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Eastern
Baltimore groups oppose Northwest service cutback request
Eastern Air Lines seeks relief from costly new Baltimore services ahead of introducing jet service at Dulles International next fall. The Greater Baltimore Committee and Baltimore Association of Commerce urge CAB to dismiss Northwest Airlines bid to end Baltimore routes, arguing Northwest failed to adequately serve Baltimore. Northwest began daily Baltimore routes to Pittsburgh Cleveland Detroit in 1960, paused during a 1961 strike, resumed last July, then reduced to a five day westbound and six day eastbound schedule in August.
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Eastern
Baltimore
Macintyre
CAB
Dulles International Airport
Chantilly
Greater
Northwest
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Detroit
Fishermen Swap Tales Of A 6 Pound Catfish And Lantern
Abe and Zeke traded fishing yarns about a huge six pound catfish and a lantern found after ten years. After a long pause Abe offers to trim his catch by three–hundredths of a pound if Zeke blows out the lantern.
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Abe
Zeke
Gleason accuses Dems of hoodwinking Maryland voters
James P. Gleason, candidate for the Republican nomination to the U.S. Senate, said two Democratic rivals Blair Lee II and Daniel Brewster were trying to hoodwink Maryland voters. He accused Lee of a liberal disguise despite a conservative state legislative record and Brewster of a New Deal past while campaigning as a conservative in Western Maryland and on the Eastern Shore.
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Silver Spring
James P. Gleason
U.S. Senate
Maryland
Gleason
del. Blair Lee II
D-Montgomery
Daniel Brewster
D-Md
Lee
Baltimore
Brewster
Congress
Gleason and candidates discuss voter scrutiny in state race
The article quotes Gleason urging voters to demand the basic philosophy of senatorial candidates on international and domestic issues. It notes Gleason’s claim voters will know his stance on decisive issues. It also mentions Lee as a Democratic ticket candidate with George P Mahoney and Brewster on Gov Tawes’ ticket.
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Gleason
Lee
George P Mahoney
Brewster
Tawes
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Annapolis
Robert Lyles
Dorsey
Wolfsville
May Rowe
RFD 1
Smithsburg
Bowers Lumber Co
E. Patrick St
Jack Davis
Albert W. Vogel
Paul F. Mehl
Hall - Hood College
S. Marketr
E. Patrick
Dems
Dies Hollywood
Carey Wilson
Andy Hardy
VET Mariner
New York
Paul C. Grening
United States
President Harding
Ignazio Florio
Breatesi
Bymouth
Ever Anl
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Chevrolet
FORD
Roney Motor CO
N. Market St
Sears Roebuck & CO
Patrick Street
Hiltner-Roelke
Better Homes Equipment CO
Patrick St
Modern Lighting CO
North Market Street
George P. Devilaeiss & Son
Walkersville
Southern States
Middletown
William S. Hood, Inc
East Street
L. B. Nicodemus
Crumpacker Appliances
Brunswick Ingall’s Lumber & Supply, Inc
W. J. Long Electric Appliances
Hipsley & Albright
Mount Airy
Potomac Edison
West
Routzahn’s
East
Melvin Engle
North
Carroll Street
Damascus Electric CO
Damascus
Potomac Rosbon SY
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