Sgt Shook Enters Democratic Sheriff Nomination in Frederick
Frederick City Police Sgt. Denver J. Shook announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Frederick County sheriff. He touts 21 years in law enforcement, highlights prior deputy and roads work, and criticizes incumbent Horace M. Alexander. Shook notes readiness to serve taxpayers and maintains ties to Linden Hills Cemetery and family.
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Denver J. Shook
Frederick City
Sherif
Frederick County
Shook
Frederick
Sgt. Shook
Horace M. Alexander
Lewistown
Linden Hills Cemetry
South Street
Elm Street
Charles E. Shook
Rose Hill Manor
H. D Baumgardner
North Market Street
Frederick Fairgrounds
Brunswick
Libertytown
Roy Hiltner
W. W Corbin
Set-Shook
South Market Street
Catherine B. Burgee
Hood College
Amon Burgee
Old Boys High School
Shorks
Shook Family Notes Give Update on Clergy and Community Roles
Rev Charles A Shook joins the Methodist Publishing House editorial staff in Nashville Tenn and the family roots trace to Cedar Grove Buckeys Town and Lime Kiln. S Sgt Shook remains active at Trinity and Lime Kiln Methodist Churches while children pursue careers at Western Maryland College Thurmont and West Frederick Junior High.
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Charles A. Shook
Methodist
Nashville
Tenn
Cedar Grove
Buckeystown
Lime Kiln
Shook
H Kenneth Shook
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Herman
Sergeant Shook
Trinity Methodist Church
Frederick
Lime Kiln Methodist Church
Braddock ,Grange
United Fire Company
Wolfsville Raritans Rebuild She Win Home Project Progress
The Wolfsville Ruritan Club received praise from Henry D Lakin lieutenant governor of Zone 3 Maryland district for its community service. The club is building a new home for Mrs Mae Rowe widow whose house burned. By Feb 17 weather allowed work and masonry reached window sill height. About a dozen members worked and the project aims to complete masonry soon. Contributions from local churches organizations and individuals total 73956 for materials while labor is donated by members.
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Wolfsville Raritan Club
Maryland
Raritan National
Henry D Lakin
Wolfsville Club
Lakin
Mae Rowe
Wolfsville Ruritan
Morgan
Charles Martin
Wolfsville
School band from Wolfsville plays for Atlantic City officials
Vice President Francis Harsh jman and President Ko1 Frashour were away on business in Atlantic City N J for a meeting of school officials. After dinner the sixth grade Wolfsville Elementary School band entertained with four pieces led by Jerry Marrone including Jeanne Hessong Nelson Grossmickle Paul Spangler Mark Leather man and Paul Pryor. Pieces included Plantation March Blue Moon Waltz Starter March and Honor Band March.
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Francis Harshjman
Ko1 Frashour
Atlantic City
N. J
Wolfsville
Jerry Marrone
Middletown
Myersville
Wellsville
Jeanne Hessong
Nelson Grossmickle
Paul Spangler
Mark Leatherman
Paul Pryor
Marrone
Youngsters Progress Highlight Wolfsville Club Report
Arthur Leatherman, secretary in 1961, reports on attendance as a delegate to the Raritan National convention in Miami Beach in January. Mrs. Leatherman attended with him. Two new members Paul W Kuhn and David Mann joined the club. Committees update activities and the program committee plans an April Ladies Night. Albert Baer.
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Arthur Leatherman
Wolfsville Club
Miami Beach
Fla
Club committees plan meeting on blood bank in Frederick county
Health welfare and education panel urged sending a representative to a Freerick meeting to discuss a possible blood bank in Frederick County. Law race Lewis said the Youth and Recreation Committee will install two basketball goals and a baseball backstop at Wolfsville School. Dinner was served by the ladies of Wolfsville EUB Church. TO OPPOSE MRS NOCK ANNAPOLIS AP A Wicomico County delegate announced.
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Freerick
Frederick County
Lawrace Lewis
Wolfsville
Salisbury Democrat to seek state Senate challenge to Nock
Wednesday Del Henry Hanna Jr. announced plans to seek the Democratic nomination for state Senate against incumbent Mrs. Mary L. Nock. The Salisbury resident, age 41, had said he would not seek reelection to the House, where he served since 1951. Nock, also from Salisbury, was elected to the Senate in 1954 after eight years in the House.
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Mary L. Nock
Del
Henry H. Hanna Jr
Dwicomico
Salisbury
House
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Frederick Glass Shop
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Don Leiby
Sam Main
Don Savis
Farmers Supply CO. Delaval Milkers
Mae‘s
DeLaval
New Idea Farm Machinery
South Carrot St. Frederick
Fairbanks-Morse
Davis
Kaempf & Harris
American Standard
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Frederick Enterprises
WN. Court ST
Dailey’s
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Raymond Shaver
Hoover Service
al Hoover
Mays’ Hardware
Frederick Shopping Center
E. Ray Wachter Photo Center
South Maker St
G. Washington
Gilmore R. Flautt
Birely Real Estate
N. Court ST. Frederick
Dorothy M. F. Hobson
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Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Coblentz & Main
North Court Street
East Street
Service Glass & Mirror
Service Glass Works
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