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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1964

Page

16

Annexation Push Shapes Town Growth Across Area

Municipalities push land grabs with Union Bridge approving four parcels including Bellevue Heights. Ridgeville annexation stalled after business opposition. Mt Airy took no action. Brunswick advances by annexing 36 acres for a housing project, while Taneytown edges toward joining Taney Annex with only remaining hurdles.

Carroll County Union Bridge Bellevue Heights Inion Bridge Edward L. Williar Ridgeville Mt. Airy Brunswick Maryland Municipal League Taneytown Taney Annex Wantzville

Westminster Eyes Annexation For Industrial Expansion

Public improvements spark consideration of annexation as Carroll County's Westminster weighs expansion. Mayor Scott S. Bair appointed an annexation committee led by Dr Lowell 8 Ensor, president of Western Maryland College, to identify suitable areas for potential inclusion.

Carroll County Westminster Scott S. Bair Lowell 8. Ensor Western Maryland College

Appeals Board Approves Three Zoning Appeals In Frederick County

The Frederick County Appeals Board unanimously approved three zoning appeals at its monthly meeting. AT&T’s plan for a power feeding station near Lander Road was approved unconditionally. H D Hemp and Sons won approval for a meat cooler and storage building addition. Francis Mentzer was allowed a trailer residence only if conditions were met including removal of wheels and a solid foundation with required parking and health department compliance.

Frederick H. D. Hemp and Sons Old Middletown Francis Q. Mentzer Gapland Road Health Department

County Leaders Say More State Aid Needed for Schools

Frederick County Commissioners told Maryland legislators they cannot fund district teacher raises without passage of the Hughes Report aid bill. They warned that maintenance, equipment replacement, and capital outlays would suffer if state aid does not rise, noting 80 percent of local real estate taxes fund schools and bonded debt. The Hughes bill would add 948,407 in new state funds for the system.

Frederick County General Assembly Derr Annapolis

Return of tax funds sought for education aid support

County officials urge substantial return of excess state income tax funds after Hughes Report, prioritizing passage of the state education aid bill. They warn without increased aid continued educational progress in Frederick County is at risk, and up to half of excess funds should be returned if possible. SUIT FILED A $25 000 personal injury suit filed in Frederick County Circuit Court over a 1962 Virginia crash. Mentzer seeks damages for rib fracture and medical costs against Knight. GIRL IS KILLED A 18 year old Sylvia Milberry dies when an oil stove explodes while pouring oil in Westminster Maryland.

Hughes Frederick County Loudoun County Westminster, Md Sylvia Lee Milberry Fee Carroll County General Hospital

Taneytown Happenings and Nearby Visits

Taneytown Correspondent reports Mr. and Mrs. George Harmon returning from Daytona Beach after ten days of travel and auto races. Guests at various dinners include the Stangs and Cashells from Gaithersburg and Fairfax residents. Neighbors Miller moved to Carroll Heights, and a nephew’s wedding at St John’s Lutheran Church Thurmont drew many relatives. Piney Creek Presbyterian Church Brotherhood and Missionary Society will meet March 2 at 7 30 p m. Richard Baker and family visited Annapolis relatives.

Taneytown John Leister George Harmon E. Baltimore Street Daytona Beach Fla Paul Bagley Darnestown Paul Stang Dennis Oliver C. Cashell RFD David Stang Brenda Kris Gaithersburg Daisy Saunders Mary Fairfax Robert Miller Teeter Road Carroll Heights Ralph Stonesifer Keymar Road Benjamin Ogle Jennie St. John’s Lutheran Church Thurmont Brotherhood and Missionary Society of

Local social notes from Massanutten era gatherings

A society roundup lists the Stonesifer family at Massanutten Academy band concert and military ball. notes Sunday visits by the Buechner family in Gettysburg and Trinity Lutheran ties. Hilterbrick convalescence draws visitors from nearby towns, plus a late 19th century segue recalls a Comet pills salesman marketing posanice against Haley’s Comet poisons in 1910.

Ents William Wiley United Church of Christ Parsonage Ralph Stonesifer Keymar Road Marian Dunham George Street Massanutten Academy James Stonesifer George Buechner Gettysburg Trinity Lutheran Church Stanley B. Jennings Susan Harney Road Walter Hilterbrick Emmitsburg Road Bernie Weishaar New Windsor Carroll Weishaar Tyrone David Miller Union Bridge Harry Clabaugh John Vaughn Clarence Baker Harney Carrie Weishaar Oliver Miller John Dupel Guss Shank Carroll Hahn Ralph Hess Wilbert Hess

Reminder of Maryland Burning Rules Seeks Safety

Frederick County Forest Warden Herman Toms issued a reminder on Western Maryland burning regulations from March 1 to May 31. Open fires are limited to 4 p.m. to midnight, 200 feet from woodland, and large fires must be extinguished by midnight. Montgomery County permits burnings only until 10 p.m., at least 30 feet from structures, and a 10 foot clearance around fires. Trash burning is addressed in the notice.

Frederick County Herman Toms Maryland Montgomery County

Palermo renames streets squares and scholarships after Kennedy

City authorities in Palermo Sicily rename four streets two squares and 20 local scholarships in honor of the late President Kennedy. The decree highlights the tribute amid civic ceremonies and reflects ongoing cultural ties with the Kennedy legacy. Public order rules emphasize cleanliness and free movement on streets and rights of way.

Palermo Sicily Kennedys

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