Deeds Give Store Area Green Light in Frederick
Three transfers recorded at the Frederick County Courthouse involve six parcels on West Patrick Street for 293000 in favor of Francis Scott Key Plaza Inc. from Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Russell. The plan is a garden office and shopping plaza with parking for 300 cars, tying to nearby 122 West Patrick Street and 128 130 West Patrick Street properties.
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Frederick County
West
Patrick Street
Robert W. Russell
Francis Scott Key Plaza, Inc
Russell Russell
Russells
West Patrick Street
South Court Street
Frederick City
Russell
Francis Scott Key Plaza Corporation
City of
Frederick
Dickerson Pastor Addresses Women's Society Meeting
The Rev. M. Robert Mulholland led a panel on The New Purpose of Our New Age at a Dickerson Methodist Women’s Society for Christian Service gathering. Hosts Mr and Mrs Nathan Hildebrand welcomed the group. reports were given by Mrs. Ellwood Claggett and Mrs. Ellis Roberson.
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Robert Mulholland
Dickerson Methodist Women’s Society For Christian Service
Nathan Hildebrand
Ellwood Claggett
Ellis Roberson
Mulholland
Wiseman
Barbara Roberson
Fire Levels 1 Va. Homes and Halts Phones
Fire destroyed two adjoining Waterford houses and caused heavy water damage to a third, halting long distance service. Thirty residents were evacuated as investigators blamed an overheated chimney in the Mallory home. loss estimated at $35,000 with no injuries.
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Waterford
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Theodore Mallory
Richard H Wilson
Hamilton Fire Company
Mallory House
Wilson
James James
Nellie Jones
Douglas N. Myers
Frank Caldwell
Telephone Company
Loudoun County
Lovetis
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court records list marriage licenses for Jason A Wenner and Elsie V Heffner Jefferson Basil M Armstrong and Carolyn L Hoover Hagers town John Sidney Hammond and Margaret Elizabeth Motter Frederick Thomas G Clay and Linda Lou Harley Mount Airy Charles William Reid Lees burg Va and Bonnie Lorraine Carey Brunswick Property deeds show transfers from Arthur J Stein Jr to Paul R Staley and wife. Agnes McK Simmons to R Zumbrum. Mildred O Zumbrum to George P Battley. Sagner Inc to William B Steiner Jr and wife. Albert W Hamilton and wife to Thomas D Kline and wife. Richard F Kline and wife to Thomas D Kline and wife. George W Runkles and wife to E Austin Carlin et al. Helen S Tabler to Stanley Y Bennett and wife. repair crews restored lines yesterday afternoon Chief Wilson said.
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Jason A. Wenner
Elsie V. Heffner
Jefferson
Basil M. Armstrong
Carolyn L. Hoover
Hagerstown
John Sidney Hammond
Margaret Elizabeth Motter
Frederick
Thomas G. Clay
Linda Lou Harley
Mount Airy
Charles William Reid
Leesburg
Bonnie Lorraine Carey
Brunswick
Arthur J. Stein Jr
Paul R. Staley
Agnes McK. Simmons
R. Zumbrum
Mildred O Zumbrum
George P. Battley
Sagner, Inc
Willam B. Steiner Jr
Albert W. Hamilton
Thomas D. Kline
Richard F. Kline
George W. Runkles
E. Austin Carlin
Helen S. Tabler
Stanley Y.bennett
Stanley Y. Bennett
Property transfers listed in brief notices
To Helen S Tabler city Delano R Warrenfeltz and wife to Charles William Hessong and wife county Brosius Development Corp oration to Brosius Homes Corp oration city
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Helen S. Tabler
Delano R. Warrenfeltz
Charles William Hessong
Brosius Development Corporation
Brosius Homes Corporation
City
Vatican reports Congo priest nun deaths since 1960
A Vatican bulletin notes 113 Roman Catholic priests and nuns have been killed in the Congo since Congo gained independence in 1960. The figure reflects clergy losses amid ongoing violence in the region and the Vatican’s concern over the safety of missionaries and church workers.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Congo
Luminescence Talk At Thurmont High School
Dr. Harold A. Neufeld, Fort Detrick biochemist and enzyme discoverer, spoke to Thurmont High students about luminescence. He explained light producing chemistry and biology, noted firefly mating identification, and said replication by humans remains complex. A Q and A wrapped up the seminar, part of a school series.
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Harold A. Neufeld
Fort Detrick
Thurmont High School
Neufeld
Viburnums Add Color To Gardens
Horticulture agent Brian K Finger of the University of Maryland at Rockville says viburnums offer outstanding landscape value and require little care. Several varieties reach eight to ten feet, with Viburnum trilobum delivering red berries and foliage in fall and attracting birds in winter and early spring. Korean Spice viburnum Carlsii shows fragrant pink buds opening to white flowers in May with velvety red effects.
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Brian K. Finger
University of Maryland At Rockville
Native Viburnums for screened hedges and shade
The article describes several viburnum varieties for hedges and shaded areas. It notes Viburnum dentatum or strawwood for dense screening and red fall color, Viburnum dilatatum Linden viburnum with persistent berries, Viburnum plicatum tomentosum Doublefile with showy white clusters and berries that turn black, and Japanese Snowball Viburnum plicatum with heavy May blooms that weigh branches down and lacks fruit interest but shows red fall color.
Three Hurt When Brakes Lock On Route 40 Crash
Three Cumberland residents escaped serious injury Sunday when brakes locked on a vehicle on Route 40 seven miles west of Frederick. Mrs. Gladys M. Zimmerman was listed in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Cumberland
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gladys M. Zimmerman
Driver suffers severe injuries in crash north of town
State Police said the driver sustained severe lacerations and a fractured wrist. Two passengers, Mrs. Mary Malampy, 44, and her daughter Mary, 13, were treated for bruises and released. Police noted the brakes apparently locked causing Mrs. Zimmerman to lose control as the car veered into a ditch and was demolished.
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Mary Malanpy
Mary
Zimmerman
Baltimore Approves Anti-Poverty Plan
The Baltimore City Council approved a 4.3 million anti poverty program for 25 slum neighborhoods. The federal government will fund about 4 million of the first year cost.
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Baltimore
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