County Names Committee On Rose Hill Manor Shrine
The Frederick County Commissioners appoint a committee to study the preservation of Rose Hill Manor, the historic home of Thomas Johnson. The panel will assess acquisition costs, maintenance funding, potential uses, and revenue sources with reports to the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill Manor
Frederick County
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Helen Dave
Carlton R. Sickles
D-Md
Group Presses for Upper Montgomery Sewer System
The Citizens Association introduced three resolutions calling for emergency snow removal facilities quick sewer system start and immediate Damascus master plan with E. Brooke Lee proposing them. Clark King was elected president with officers Walter Hughes Dr Hunter McCartney and Hubert Snapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Citizens’ Association
Damascus
E. Brooke Lee
Clark King
District of Columbia
Walter Hughes
Hunter McCartney
Hubert Snapp
State Roads Commission
Hood To Hear Lecture On Spare Program
NASA traveling spacemobile visits Hood College for a 6 45 P M lecture in Hudson Science Hall sponsored by Hood's Student National Education Association. Two NASA Education staff will demonstrate space science using scale models and equipment for teachers and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hood College
Hood
NASA
Hudson Science Hall
National Education Assocation
United States
Frederick County
Goddard Space Flights Center
Greenbelt
Maryland
County Grants Permits For New Buildings
County issues several construction permits including a $2,000 interior remodel for Bennett's store on North Market Street to become Shiptey’s Inc. A $900 barn addition on Dance Hall Road owned by Top C. Barnes receives an agricultural improvement permit. Two new homes approved: a $23,000 frame with stone facing on Md. 26 near Chestnut Grove for George and Naomi Hoss and a $20,000 brick veneer on West Fourth Street in West Hills for Thomas J. Garman. Also approved are a $2,500 seasonal log cabin on Reno Monument Road and an $800 garage replacement for Russell F. Feaga on Md. 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett’s
North Market Street
Shiptey’s Inc
Dance Hall
MD. 26
Top C. Barnes
Chestnut Grove Road
George
Naomi Hoss
Carrollton Drive
Frederick
West Fourth Street
West Hills
Thomas J. Garman
Lee Place
Reno Monument
Reno Road
Thurmont Park Board maps three year plan and elects officers
The Thurmont Park Commission formed five officers led by Victor A. Leisner as chairman and Mrs. Sally Benjamin as secretary. They set a three year program to develop parks, include contingency plans for a town pool at the donated Jaycees park, seek park financing, and request a topographical survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont Park
Catoctin High School
Leisner
James McFarland
Vernon Myers
Charles Snurr
William E. Ervin Jr
St John’s Lutheran Church
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Jaycees First
Catoctin High
Lincoln Statues Across America and Abroad Highlight Beloved Leader
A survey of Lincoln statues shows how the man and his legacy connect with Americans and people worldwide. The Lincoln Memorial by Daniel C. French attracts millions yearly, with other notable works by Hibbard Kalish Ream Hansen and a replica in London, reflecting diverse interpretations of Lincoln across cities, states, and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
America
Daniel C. French
Lincoln Memorial
Washington, D.C
Glade Valley Grange Names Pam Roderuck For Contest
Glade Valley Grange nominates Pam Roderuck for the Prince and Princess Contest run by the National Grange Youth Committee at a meeting at the Crums. A Lecturer program followed with readings and remarks. The next meeting is scheduled for February 22 at the Walker sville Community Hall. The Grange plans its March 8 Easter Seal Supper for the Crippled Children and Adults center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley Grange
Pam Roderuck
National Grange Youth Committee
Bruce E. Crum
Bruce Crum
Carl Stauffer
Donald Cecil
Washington
Trego Zimmerman
Walkersville
Health Committee
Glade Valley
Frederick man fined for tipsy driving in court
Glenn Thomas Keefer of West Seventh Street pleaded guilty to reckless driving and operating a vehicle under the influence. Police officer W. W. Smith testified Keefer drove in an extremely zigzag manner on East South Street and North Market Street on February 7. Magistrate Byron Thompson presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Glenn Thomas Keefer
West Seventh Street
W. W. Smith
Keefer
East South Street
North Market Street
Byron Thompson
Divorces Granted in Carroll County Circuit Court
William Ott of Westminster wins divorce from Clara Ott of Emmitsburg with custody to the mother. Dana S Byrns of Sykesville divorces Reginald A Byrns of Ellicott City with custody to the mother. The item notes 17 997 municipalities in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
William Ott
Westminster
Clara Ott
Emmitsburg
Dana S. Byrns
Sykesville
Reginald A. Byrns
Ellicott City
MSM Teacher Retires After 15 Years
Mount Saint Marys College in Emmitsburg announced the retirement of James P McNulty after 15 years as an assistant professor of business administration. A Baltimore resident and 1914 graduate, he taught at Eastern College of Commerce and Law and Johns Hopkins University and is active in CPA associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P McNulty
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Prof. McNulty
St. Anthony's College
Baltimore
Eastern College of Commerce and Law
John’s Hopkins University
Maryland Association of Cpa’s
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Extension Seeds Program Set in Frederick County
Extension Service staff in Frederick County with the University of Maryland Agronomy Department will hold an educational seeds meeting Monday from 7 30 to 9 30 in the office. Speakers include Joseph L Newcomer M Hanford Day Ted Reeder R L Kelly and Lawrence Goldwin. Newcomer will discuss seed issues and certified seed. Day will cover how to buy seed. A question and answer period follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Agronomy Department
University of Maryland
Exos
Kenneth E. Shiffler
Joseph L. New
Researcher Tells Club of Creativity About IQ and Humor
Dr James Roth of the University of Maryland spoke to the Gamma chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society outlining recent creativity research The study notes a correlation between IQ and creativity and identifies humor tolerance and ambiguity acceptance as traits of creative people He introduced Dr Trudy Hamby who presented a study on creative teaching effectiveness in fourth grade art students Also present were state president Mrs Beatrice Pfefferkorn and visiting educator Dr Buell along with numerous chapter members and guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roth
University of Maryland
Gamma
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Roth
Trudy Hamby
Katherine Biehl
Beatrice
C. Pfefferkorn
West Friendship
Buell
Philippines
Evelyn Ayersman
Nellie Carlin
Hilda Devilbiss
Grace Engelbrecht
Mayme Ferguson
Mary Fiery
Avis Fischer
Betty Franklin
Margaret Haller
Ruth Hauver
Carlotta Hays
Mary C. Hodgson
Sharon Hopper
Virginia Klos
Marie Michael
Evelyn Mudge
Muldred Nicodemus
Katharine Powell
Audrey Pressler
Doris Remsburg
Mary Rhodes
Alice Robinson
Margaret Rohrer
Mission Life Program At Calvary Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist Church West Second Street met Tuesday with 1 pm dessert in the church parlor. Mrs William Allen and others hosted. Mrs Glenn Strine led the business meeting and devotions were by Mrs Harry S Myerly with Mrs Edward Pearl at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
West Second Street
William Allen
Millard E. Crum Sr
Elizabeth Darner
Thomas Daishell
Charles A Dison Jr
Glenn Strine
Harry S Myerly
Edward Pearl
Ezra Jacoby
Jessie Myers
Carlton Brown
Carl Peopoli
Francis Gaither Jr
Donald Null
Lloyd Eney
George Schmershall
Russell Dudrow
Harry Myerly
Jesse Myers
Walter Lee
Grayson Stevens
Dudrow
Ralph M. Sharpe
Specialist Thomas in Army Arms Match at Fort Sill
Sp4 Thomas in the 2nd Regional Army Air Defense Command small arms matches at Fort Sill Oklahoma, as radar operator in Battery B 5th Missile Battalion 517th Artillery at Dyess AFB Texas, may qualify for Camp Perry National Rifle Matches. He entered the Army in 1958 at 26, son of Howard Thomas and Lois Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard WN Thomas
Army Air Defense Command
Fort Sill
Oklo
Fort Sil
Thomas
South Bentz Street
Frederick
Camp Perry
Ohio
517Th Artillery
Dyess Air Force Base
Abilene
Tex
Army
Volunteers Drive Heart Fund Campaign in Frederick
Volunteers led by J. R. Ramsburg Jr. and Alan W. Long mobilized twenty workers to solicit donations from business owners in Frederick for the Frederick County Heart Association during a month long Heart Fund drive. Western and other teams, plus pre mailed educational literature, supported the effort with targeted outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Association
Frederick
J. R. Ramsburg Jr
Alan W. Long
Frederick County Heart Association
Ramsburg
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Goodloe E. Byron
Charles McC. Mathis Sr
E. Paul Magaha
Dave
Rockwell Terrace
National Garden Clubs
Byron
Russell Z. Horman
Charles F. Bowers
Charles Smelser
Robert Wirgan
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Richard R. Kline
John C. Warfield
State Economic Development Commission
Irving Weil
Upper County
Park Board Fleets
State
Thurmont
Lincoln
Frederick Hibbard
His Wife
Racine
Wis
London
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Chicago
Max Kalish
Cleveland
Vinnie Ream Hoxie
Ewa
James L. Hansen
Federal
Los Angeles
Eingoin
Ralph W. Morgan
Gail T. Guyton
Pruden
Paul Kuck
Morgan
Guyton
Morgan-Keller
Smithsburg
Club of Creativity
Army Arms
Jack Derr
Wayne Swomiey
Lloyd R. Stup
Phil Yost
Stanley Gaver
Gilmore Flautt IH
Dick Kessler
Howard Boyer
Harold Buhrman
Marion Carmack
Long
Harry Fogle
Leo Shank
Calvin Pearl
Harry R. Shafer
Lew Wade
Wayne Gibson
Robert F. Barrick
Thomas Molesworth
Jim Haley
James sIeCanner Charman
Peter Paninn
Scotty Boyle
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Staused & Lamb
Monocacy Federal Credit Union
Fort Detrick
Dar
NCO Open Mess
Frederick, Maryland
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