Changes Made In Proposed Subdivision Regulations
Frederick County plans a major revision to Subdivision Regulations at a public hearing tonight. A four-lot maximum for Minor Subdivisions allows back land homes without road frontage, aligning with Walkersville rules and easing farmer needs. The county may require public improvements or bonds, while right of way grants remain optional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Planning Commission
Dan Wight
Walkersville
Frederick County Bar Association
Samuel Barrick
Southey Nottingham
Germantown PTA and School Events Report February Meetings
The Germantown area PTA activities include a panel on Motivation in Doing Homework at Cedar Grove Elementary with panelists from local schools and the Neelsville Church. Also noted are Montgomery County Singing Convention at Neelsville Church, Clarksburg Elementary PTA meeting with Patrick Henry project and a Darnestown School session on plant life led by Doris Ball, plus a Neelsville Church representation at the Presbytery meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah H. Lenz
Germantown
PTA
Cedar Grove
Leon Horner
Hugh Davidson
R. Wight
Richard Montgomery
Rockville
Edward Beall
Gilman Graves
Albert W. Lenz
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Pat Tregoning
Nancy Morton
Robert Fulton
Montgomery County Singing Convention
Neelsville Church
Eugene Lawson
Organization of
Upper County Churches
Long Lener
Jerry K. Collins
William D. Morton Jr
Clarksburg
Stephanie Clement
Gary Funkhouser
Germaine Moone
Ora King
Alta Rippeon
Beverly Handey
Betty Saddler
Joi McCaulty
Darnestown
Doris Ball
Rall
Bethesda
Switzerland
Jeanne Goldman
Russia
Robert Linnell
L. Clagett Warfield
Neelsville
Presbytery
Washington City
Darnestown Church activities and community notices
Mrs Eugene Bagley leads Bible study with Mrs Joseph Darby for circle members planning March Father and Son banquet. February 2 ordination of deacons at Darnestown Church. Youth Sunday February 9 featured parish youth leadership. Obituary Ridley Norris 65 Hollywood dies Feb 9 with funeral Feb 12. Thomas J McDonald returns from UVA Hospital after tonsillectomy. W S C S at Trinity Methodist studies Christian Issues in Southern Asia led by Mrs Rodney Whitaker. final sessions Feb 20 and 27. Darnestown Darners 4 H Club Feb 12 meets at Lois Boyer. two monthly meetings planned. new member Suzanne Cavanaugh. Guests at Dr and Mrs Robert Linnell in Darnestown with Harvy Baty of Bozeman and Purdues Ed ex staff. Boy Scout Troop 489 winter camp at Kemps Farm Boyds Feb 12. list of scouts and leaders. Mrs Benton B Westfall underwent major surgery Feb 7 at Suburban Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Bagley
Joseph Darby
Darnestown Church
John Cameron
John E. Andrews Sr
W. Wilson Campbell
George C. Pattenbarger
Spencer Ward
Phyllis Manson
Adah Manson
Janice Howard
Judy Kitterman
Carolyn Carter
Warren Pointer
Patty Kitterman
Mary Low Howard
Anna Gary
Dick Cissel
Tom Roberts
Steve Chapman
Maurice Ward
Daniel C Manson
Thomas J. McDonald
Clarksburg
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
W.S.C.S
Trinity Methodist Church
Asia
P. D. Devanandan
India
Rodney Whitaker
Darnestown Darners
Brownies
Suzanne Cavanaugh
Robert Linnell
Darnestown
Harvey Baty
Bozeman
Mont
Baty
Mayflower Hotel
Washington
Purdue University
Montana State College
Linnells
Batys
University of Beirut
Lebanon
Linnell
National Science Foundation
Kemps’ Farm
Boyds
John Potocka
Lawrence Springiith
Charles Gray
Daniel True
John Pitman
Glenn Campbell
Robert McMullen
Mark Edwin Wiley
David Blunt
Darryl Toms
John Austin
Craig Grimes
Stephen Murad
Walter Lee
Tommy Selby
Ed Blunt
Joseph F. Gorman
Bart Johnson
Chester Grimes
Glenn Toms
John Pitman Sr
Everett E. Moone
Ce Perry
Ruby Trial Opens In Dallas As Jury Selection Begins
Tass reports the Jack Rubinstein Ruby trial started in Dallas with the court rejecting a defense demand for immediate closure over insanity and moving to select jurors. The case concerns the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald on November 24 of the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tass
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Jack Rubinstein
Ruby
Lee Oswald
Tex
Divorce Granted for Margaret Bowers and Gray son custody
An absolute divorce was granted to Margaret Louise Bowers from Gray son Woodrow Bowers. The decree signed December 2, 1963 grants custody of their son to Mrs. Bowers and orders Bowers to pay child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise Bowers
Frederick
Grayson Woodrow Bowers
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Mrs. Bowers
Bowers
Am I insured when I drive a rented car
Public service column explains rented car insurance coverage. Most rental rates include bodily injury liability 100000 for one person 300000 for multiple. Property damage 25000. Collision coverage with a deductible of 100. Waivers may apply for a daily or weekly fee. Medical expense not included. consider Family Auto Policy or Named Non-Owner Policy for broader coverage.
Farm Lending Agencies To Adopt New Emblems
The Federal Land Bank and Production Credit Associations of Frederick will adopt a new green oval emblem March 1 as official identification for the two associations the Federal Intermediate Credit Banks and banks for co operatives. The emblem symbolizes the three banking groups and the system foundation, and will become a nationally known trade mark reflecting modernization in farm credit methods. The FLBA and PCA trace to a 47 year history with loans totaling over 3 billion nationally. In Frederick the Federal Land Bank Association has 379 members with about 5.09 million dollars in loans. the Production Credit Association has 687 members with about 4.89 million dollars in loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank and Production Credit Associations of
Frederick
J. Herbert Snyder
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Farm Credit
Farm Credit System
Federal Land Bank Association of
Production Credit Associations
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Baltimore
PGA
Pcas
Courts Hear Speeding and Traffic Case verdicts
Edmisten, 35, of Hagerstown was acquitted of exceeding 50 mph after defense witnesses testified he did not exceed the limit. Mulberry, 56, of Union Bridge was convicted of reckless driving and fined 10 dollars plus costs for a tractor trailer crash. Harris, 21, of Muskegon stationed at Ft. Detrick, fined 15 dollars for operating an unsafe vehicle. Wilson, 47, of Hagerstown sentenced to 30 days for intoxication in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Edmisten
Hagerstown
Stanley Y. Bennett
Edmisten
Tfc
Jack L. Forsythe
U.S. 40
Here
Edmiston
William J. Dwyer
Paul C. Crutchley
U.S. 15
Buckeystown
Crutchley
Milberry
Larry G. Harris
Muskegon
Mich
Ft. Detrick
Forsythe
Harris
Frederick
Harry Franklin Wilson
Wilson
Donald
Perjury Indictment Not Supported by Grand Jury
State's Attorney Kardy said no basis for perjury indictments was found in Montgomery County grand jury testimony about possible conflict of interests. The inquiry heard 34 witnesses over five months. Judge Moorman advised the review, and no further action is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville, Md
Leonard T. Kardy
Montgomery County
Grand Jury
Kardy
Walter H. Moorman
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Adelphia Presbyterian Church
Don McClanen
Edward W. Bauman
WMAL
Washington Cathedral
Francis B. Sayre
Cathedral School
Dr. Bauman
Steven Unglesbee
G. Dorsey Unglesbee
Parkridge Drive
Beall W. Unglesbee
Germantown Area
George Carter, JR
Biggs Avenue
Whitesell Pharmacy
North Market Street
Frederick, Me
Benton B. Westfall
Suburban Hospital
Washington’s
Bowers Lumber CO
Frederck County Association of Insurance Agents
Focal Independent Insurance Agencies
Frederick News-Post
Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents
Nicodemus
Buyer Insurance Agency
General Insurance Real Estate Travel Service
Coblentz
Underwriters, Inc
West Patrick St
Stoffer Sanner Insurance
North Court ST. Call
Insurance Agency, Inc
MG 2
South Market St
Baker-Kefauver, Inc
the Complete Insurance
West Church Street
Perry Hall
Baltimore County
John Lassahn
Belaw Road
South America
New World
E. Tracey
South Market
All Saints Streets
Jadllac
Cadillac
Wen
Is Dri
Rized Gadulac
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
von East Patrick Street
Monument
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