Frederick Home Builders Meet Dinner in Key Hotel Ballroom
The Frederick Chapter of the National Association of Home Builders will host a dinner meeting Wednesday at 6 15 p.m. in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. About 185 builders subcontractors and suppliers are invited to plan 1962 goals and discuss planning zoning and market conditions. A representative from the national office will explain benefits of membership and the local group’s role as an industry voice. Reservations can be sent to the Frederick Chapter 201 Dill Avenue.
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Frederick
National Association of Home Builders
Francis Scott Key Hotel
J. William Brosius
National Association
Brosius
Washington, D. C
National Headquarters Office
Frederick City
Dill Avenue
Court Records and Marriage Licenses Tied to Frede rick Area
Court actions show multiple divorces and property transfers in Frederick and nearby counties. Licenses list L Richard Stup Jr and Kaylene Miller. Floyd Walters Jr and Susan Brown. transfers involve Evelyn Delauder, Charles Jamison, William Wentzel, Harry Denter, Clara Calhoun, Carl Margrate Sr, H Lee Wiles, Byron Crum, Gloria Smith, Kathryn Forney, and others. Equity suit filed to sell real estate, and a note recalls 1900 Christmas cards delivered with calling cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Richard Stup Jr
Kaylene A. Miller
Frederick Floyd Walters Jr
Broad Run
Susan Diane Brown
Arlington
Evelyn Naomi Delauder
Charles H. Jamison
William A. J. Wentzel
Harry R. Denter
Clara E. Calhoun
Carl William Henry Margrate Sr
Robert E. Lee
Lewis Webster
Elsie Swain
Cath Swain
William F. Lee
Charlotte Lee
Carrie Wine
George Wine
Louise Easterday
Franklin Easterday
Myrtle Henley
Albert Henley
Ethel Poole
Monroe Poole
Daniel W. Lee Jr
Evelyn S. Lee
Betty Lee
Damascus Community Notes Outline Local Church Activities
The Damascus area hosts the first session of the Churchwide School of Missions at the Damascus Methodist Church Educational Building with a 5 p.m snack and 5 15 p.m worship. The Missionary Study Group meets February 7 at 11 a.m. at Mrs Her bert Hyatt's home. Junior High MYF held a bowling party in Frederick with luncheon. The Luther League of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer meets Sunday at 7 p.m. at Tonie Beall's home to discuss immigration. The Church Council leaves February 5 for the annual dinner at St John’s Lutheran in Thurmont. The Damascus High School Honor Roll is listed for grades 7-12. Susan Freienmuth wins the Betty Crocker Future Homemaker Award and advances to state and national competitions. The Mary Green Evening Circle clears funds for March of Dimes. Damascus Volunteer Fire Department meets January 24 with reports of drills, fires, rescues, and a parade committee formed for Carnival. The Damascus Garden Club and Waptayoha Campfire Girls host events. local residents and patients at Montgomery General, University of Maryland, and George Washington University hospitals are noted. Births, birthdays, and local gatherings are listed, including new grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Julian King and Arnold notes on veterans and Army service.
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Luther Burke
Damascus
School of Missions
Damascus Methodist Church
MYF
Herbert
New Times
Ino Frederick
Luther League
The
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Tonie Beall
Lewis Drive
United States
Karen Wallen
Church Council
Sugar Loaf Drive
Frederick
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Hubert Yinger
Lin Woodfield
Damascus High School
Douglas Browning
James Duvall
Allan Payne
Alan Tuckman
Maureen Anamosa
Vernon Brake
John Gale
Joan Hitchcock
Evelyn Offutt
Sandra Rice
Carole Schram
Lynda Sell
Greg Sengeney
David Slaton
David Teeter
Cheryl Warfield
Kerry Wilson
Glen Burdette
Sherry Duvall
Karen Goerky
Alice Griffin
Richard Harris
Margo Miles
Mary Lou Mullinix
Michael Shon
Cynthia Smith
Gerald Smith
Roald Teeter
Pauline Ward
David Beall
Margaret Bennett
Peggy Blankenship
Barbara Buxton
Donald Gale
Sharon Hawkins
Doris Keith
John Kelly
James McCarvill
Eileen Rhinehart
Mary Jo Sibley
Robert Windham
Barbara Wood
Claire Offutt
Jack Rice
Helen Schram
David Steele
Ann Burdette
Curtis Day
Joanne Duvall
Susan Freiermuth
Meredith Hoover
Richard Johnston
Glenn Manders
Martha Slaton
Jane Watkins
Susan Freienmuth
William Freienmuth
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Betty Crocker
Susan
Future Homemakers
College of Your Choice
Mary Green Evening Circle
Woodfield
Harry Stipe
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Woodrow Main
George Washington University Hospital
Ralph Howard
Montgomery General Hospital
Julian King
Cedar Grove
John Brian
Julia P. King, Jr
Los Angeles
Annie Bayer
Eugene King
Ellsworth King
Germany
United States Army
Antonio Almario
Lloyd White
B. D. Gladhill
Stanley Wagner
Paul Wagner
India
Aileen Welsh
John R. Welsh
First Methodist Church
Wenatchee
Washington
Stanley
University of Washington
Andrew Keady
St. Anne's Episcopel Chapel
St. John’s Church
Glyndon Run
Keady
Montgomery Counity Farmer's
Ashiton Garrett
Rockville
Don Byrnes
Earl Marshall
New York City
Town Hall
James Schwabcher
West Coast
Marshalls
Schwabcher
St. Regis Hotel
Don Ameche
Mary Martin
Radio City
Simon Oland
Leonard Burns
Lile Harvey
Clear Springs
Bertha Parsley
M.M. Boyer
Hubert Snapp
Charles Tschiffely
Howard Taylor
Druid Clodfelter
James Kerr
Jack Clark
Shoreham Blue Room
Woman's Auxiliary
Montgomery County Medical Society
Benefit of Nurses Scholarship Fund
American Medical Education Foundation
Garfinckel’s
Sterling Day
Roger Poole
Raymond Snapp
Harry Browning
Roscoe Purdum
Herbert Duvall
Olney
Carlton Brandenburg
Ethel Mullinix
Ethel Duvall
George Marshall
Ruth Marshall
Brentwood
Otto Arnie
Washington, D.C
Wilson Mullinix
Surprise bridal shower honors Mrs Leonard King in Ft. Wayne area
The Woodfield Prayer study group met at Mrs. Eli Leishear's home Monday. A surprise bridal shower for Mrs. Leonard King Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs. Edward A. Owens and Mrs. Bernard Frenzel drew many guests including Mrs. Norman Burdette and Mrs. Paul Braun among others. Several attendees sent gifts and could not attend.
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Herbert M. Duvall
Tammy
Fockville
Woodfield
Eli Leishear
Leonard King
Edward A. Owens
Bernard Frenzel
Owens
Norman Burdette
Paul Braun
Perry Burdette
Hassell Bu
Leonard Moxley
Ellis Hood
Walden King
William Flyon
Woodrow Ward
William Morrison
Les Shore
Roby Brown
Orville Dodson
Ray Souder
Clifford Davis
Winter Farm Meetings Discuss Fertilizer and Seeding Practices
Henry R. Shoemaker reports from the 1962 Annual Winter Farm Meetings in Walkersville noting farmer attendance and expectations. Abstracts cover broadcasting fertilizer for corn and seedings of hay and pasture, including rates for 3-12-12 and various starter fertilizers, topdressing alfalfa and clover-grass mixtures, and timing of cuts and frost considerations.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Walkersville Fire Hall
Frederick County
Farmers urged to use alfalfa grass mix for yield and stability
A report highlights alfalfa planting benefits including higher yields of half a ton or more, reduced weeds, less lodging, and protection against leaf loss. Grass in the mix softens heaving and improves stand longevity while advising farmers on wills and estate planning.
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Carlos Cartlidge
Los Angeles
California
Farmers Sign In Soil Program Review 1961 Goals
Supervisors of the Frederick Soil Conservation District met last week to review 1961 accomplishments and set 1962 conservation goals. Chairman E Earl Remsberg presided with Edwin A Hevner Jesse M Burall Elmer E Hodges present and Donald Fraley Conservation Aid in attendance. Fraley reported December activities and new cooperative signups included Lazarewicz MecCalls Powell Powell Beard Szamsville Ruth Jr for acres across Mt Airy Walkersville Sa. Basic conservation plans.
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Frederick
Remsberg
Harry A. Zentz
Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Philadelphia
Donald Fraley
George T. Swartz
Anthony J. Lazarewicz
Mt. Airy
CR. MecCalls, Jr
Conservation plans listed for many acreage holders in Maryland
The report details revised conservation plans for numerous individuals including William Mc Vey, Reese Poffenberger, and Mrs. Robert M. Reid with acres ranging from 68 to 380. It also lists prepared plans for Edgar Heflin and others, plus specific practices such as strip cropping and contour chiseling. Follow-up pond surveys and fish deliveries are noted, with the next meeting of the 14th at 1 30 p m. Taneytown 4 H Club held demonstrations and announced a talent show at the Carroll County Agriculture Center on March 17 at 8 p m, as 12 members attended. Mexico City reports plans to resettle about 30 000 farmers in Quintana Roo on the Yucatan Peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McVey
Reese Poffenberger
Robert M. Reid
Edgar Heflin
W.H. Browning
Amos Twenty
W.H. Prowning
Carl Harris
B.E. Erickson
Summers Brothers
Harley Evans
Harry W.T. Rouche
Raynor Montgomery
Edwin Hevner
C.W. Clow
Tile Merri
Ramsburg
Bennie Duncan
Blake Merson
Homer Renn
Marylana Game and Inland Fish Commission
Arthur Flanigan
Ray Carpenter
Glenn Stunkle
Taneytown Girls
Betty Ann Wolfe
Betty Wolfe
Carol Koons
Betty Stonesifer
Carroll County Agriculture Center
Mexico City
Quintana Roo
Yucatan Peninsula
America Today In History Notes Civil War Mediation and Sinking
Mediation offers by Napoleon III via the French minister at Washington are described as foreign intervention and rebuffed. Lincoln era talks aboard the River Queen at Hampton Roads collapsed after a brief discussion seeking Southern independence recognition. The Housatonic sinking and severed relations with Germany are noted along with a 1961 U.S. winter toll of 240 lives.
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Napoleon III
Washington
Congress
Lansing
U.S
Germany
United States
Benjamin Lincoln
Hingham
Mass
Lincoln
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
Shay
Boston
Sidney Lanier
Macon
Georgia
Lanier
Point Lookout
Fla
Poet-lyricist dies of tuberculosis in North Carolina
The article notes the death of a poet and musician who played with the Peabody Symphony Orchestra in Baltimore and taught English at Johns Hopkins University. It lists his best known poems Corn Sunrise and The Revenge of Hamish and records his death in Lynn North Carolina on September 7 1881. It also lists today’s birthdays for notable figures Richard G Folsom James A Michener Norman Rockwell and William White.
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Peabody Symphony Orchestra
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Hamish
Lynn
N. C
Richard G. Folsom
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Los Angeles
Calif
James A. Michener
New York City
Norman Rockwell
Niliam White
Delaware & Hudson Co
Delaware & Hudson RR Corp
Midland Park
N. J
Prosecutors Discuss Insanity Rule Change in Maryland
Baltimore prosecutors and Maryland county officials met to review proposed changes to criminal insanity pleas. A state bar association committee recently considered relaxing the rule to allow medical insanity as a defense, though many said the current standard has served well and would be hard to adjust.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Maryland
Maryland State Bar Association
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Thurston Road
New Holland
Oliver
Minneapolis
Moline Z. A
Case S. C
John Deere
Jamesway
McCal-lough
Lombard
Chevrolet
Pontiac
E. C
Keith
Dickerson
Delbert
Memble N. Wachter
J. Austin Younkins
Simpson Mill Rd
Johnsville
Middleburg
Frederick Co
Ford Tractor
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Westinghouse
Elec
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Paul R. Singer
John Dodson
Woodville
Unionville
Prospect Church
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Bangs
Allis-Chalmers
Massey-Harris
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New Holyland
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Esco
Robert H. Dodson
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
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Know
America
Gladhill
Tractor Mart
E. Patrick St
Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative, Inc
Lower Montgomery CO
Henry H. Conley Waverly
Upper Montgomery Go
David Patrick Huntiey
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
N.carroll St
Melvin M. Engle
Annapolis Road
ML Airy
Singanore High School
Curtiss Candy Invincible
Dairies
T. B. and
John Deere A.B.G
H.p
Challenger
C. P
Jake) Jacobs
Delbert Null
Mehrle N. Wachter
Prospect Methodist Church
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