Developers Policy Seen As Financial Burden
At the Frederick city meeting, Mayor Magaha warned the developers policy burdens city finances noting 1963 payments of 79,000 dollars and projected 95,000 to 100,000 dollars needed in 1964 65. Developers Ausherman and Brosius urged continued city aid for water sewer and street costs, while Engineer Whiteford contradicted Brosius figures claiming costs would be lower. Planters on Market and Patrick Streets drew a hearing with residents seeking lower 15 foot high pots. aldermen tabled action until next meeting. Other actions included barring unsanctioned solicitations, considering a Parking Authority, purchasing a Ford bus, and paying bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Paul Magaha
Frederick
Bunger
Ernest W. Ausherman
J. William Brosius
Ausherman
Wyngate
Brosius
Hagerstown
Rockville
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Robert A. Whiteford
Magaha
Jennings Bailey
Whiteford
Market
Patrick
Telephone Supervisor Speaks on Your Telephone Service
Kenneth H. Barncord, supervisor for the local telephone company, told the Frederick Lions Club that the firm greatly boosts the city and county economy. He cited major 1953 dial system work and ongoing investments, plus local employment and rising call and line counts, and shown equipment and a film on space-related work. The club's plans for a Travel and Fashion Show were announced, a sick committee updated, and membership increased. Also, in Madrid Cuba ordered Pegaso trucks, with 18 delivered of 110 total for the state-run Institute of Industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth H. Barncord
The
Lions Club of
Frederick
Bell System
At&t
Barncord
Ralph P. Merchant
Ralph W. Boyer
West Frederick Junior High School
Alonzo Meadows
A. F. Angleberger
Niemann A. Brunk
Frank Cox
Trucks For
Cuba
Madrid
Pegaso Car and Truck
National Institute of Industry
Pegaso
Plan Teenage Activities ney. Two walls of the structure left standing
The Frederick County Civic Association outlined teen age events for coming months including a March dance a March dance at the Fort Detrick NCO Club April 4 costume dance a May mock election a June recital and a July teen age dance. The group meets in churches and uses MCC and school facilities. Officers include Emerson Dorsey president and Elinor Brown secretary with Helen Reid chairing the activity committee. Members seek volunteers in athletics modeling and dramatics and invite interested community members to contact them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Civic Association
Fort Detrick
F.cc.a
Emerson Dorsey
Henry Brown
Elinor Brown
Charles Henson
Helen Reid
Ruth Brown
Gwendolyn Henson
Carolyn Dorsey
Reginald
Driver Charged In City Accident In Frederick
Osborne W. Nickens of New Market faced charges after a Thursday evening collision on North Jefferson Street. Police said he turned to adjust the radio while traveling south, causing an accident that caused about 600 dollars in damage.
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William Russell Stup
North Jefferson Street
Nickens
Wilbur Williams
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William McK. Boost
Donald E. Tracey
Frederick City
Osborne W. Nickens
New Market
Firemen Called For House Fire At Boyers Mill Road
The New Market Volunteer Fire Company responded to a 6 15 p m alarm on Boyers Mill Road at Roy Rippeon s property for a hollowed tree trunk play hut that was set aflame by a straw fuel fire. Six children aged eight to twelve played inside the hut and escaped injury as firemen contained the blaze with a bucket brigade. Earlier, Woodsboro Fire Company answered a 10 a m alarm at Jesse Smith s home for an overheated heating stove with no reported damage.
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New Market
Roy Rippeon
Boyer’s Mill
James Hahn
Hahn
Woodsboro Fire Company
Jesse Smith
Woodsboro
Maryland Republicans propose Division for Youth to curb delinquency
Two Montgomery County delegates Del Bresler and W Perry Doing introduce a bill to create a Division for Youth in Maryland. It would establish centers to rehabilitate and train youths on probation. Also notes existence of about 80 varieties of the common brown plant.
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Annapolis
Montgomery County
Maryland
Del
Charles S. Bresler
W. Perry
Mone
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Downtown
Frederick Motor Company
David L. Hale
United Presbyterian Church
Fast — Film
E. Ray Wachter
Shoto Center
S. Market St. Mon
Allen
Arhive
Pat
Brooke Manor Country Club
Yellow Springs
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Washington
We TV
Gibson
SABRE
Walter Snow
North Market St
Raymond Shaver
Mgr
Davis Camera Mart
Uthday Sale
Boy’s
Ladies’ Blazers
George
Wisner Street
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