Baltimore City Chooses Top Maryland Assembly Leaders
Baltimore City Democrats won the top Maryland General Assembly posts with George W. Della elected Senate president and John C. Luber chosen Speaker on a party line vote. The Eastern Shore bloc backed Della and Turnbull faced off in caucus for the Senate post while Goldstein and Boone were named senior leaders in each chamber.
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Annapolis
Baltimore City
Maryland
Senate
House
George W. Della
John C. Luber
General Assembly
Assembly
Theodore R. McKeldin
Eastern Shore
Della
Luber
Goldstein
Boone Laula L. Goldstein
Calvert County
A. Gordon Boone
Baltimore County
House of Delegates
Millard Tawes
John Grason Turnbull
Guy Johnson
Cecil
Lawmakers elect Della speaker amid party lines
After a closed session the Senate joined the Luber bandwagon and Della was elected speaker. Robert B. Kimble faced a GOP rival in a routine Senate race. Fraley contest by Gonder delayed seating, Fraley sworn in, Gonder to Senate Elections Committee. Governor Lane urged tax funds to support postwar building, schools and roads. Lane reviewed four years of progress and warned of funding needs, citing a doubled highway program and a new truck tax proposal to raise millions.
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Della
Senate
Robert B. Kimble
Gonder
Neil C. Fraley
Garrett County
Bernard I. Gonder
Fraley
Lane
Maryland
Horticultural Group Opens Two Day Maryland Meeting
The Maryland Horticultural Society begins a two day convention in Hagerstown with about 200 orchard owners and lab and marketing staff from Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. Sessions include talks by University of Maryland agriculture staff on apple storage effects and temperature changes and a growers panel on russeting and fruit finish plus methods to prevent preharvest fruit drop. The society will hold its annual dinner Thursday night. Temple Masonic Temple Association elects G Hunter Bowers president Harry O Schroeder vice president Frank W Rothenhoefer secretary and Howard M Albaugh treasurer. other members are J W L Carty and R H Bussard.
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Hagerstown
UPI
Maryland Horticultural Society
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
W. C. Beaven
I. C Haut
College of Agriculture
University of Maryland
Haut
Christmas Party Marked By Global Carols At Local Brethren Home
The Golden Rule Class and church members held their annual Christmas party at Mrs. Helen Wolfe’s home on West Fifth Street. The program featured a world tour of Christmas songs and stories with readings from Nativity accounts, country sections, and multiple solo and group performances. Refreshments followed as guests enjoyed a buffet and secret sister gift exchange.
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Church of the Brethren
Helen Wolfe
West Fifth Street
Nevin Dutrow
Luke
Carl Kintz
Bethlehem
Samuel Young
China
Maiie Weddie
Holland
Poland
Clarence Howard
Germany
Austria
Ruth Harshman
Italy
Ralph Fahrney
Ralph Putman
Scandinavian
Alton WilHar
France
Myrtle Sliter
Edgar Betts
England
Lewis Shankle
Herald Angels
Ireland
Anne Linton
Russia
Nevin Dutraw
Piane
Wolfe
Mazic
Local Society Names List Readers in Obit and Social Page
Weddle, Mrs June Kindey, Mrs Samuel Young, Mrs Annie Linton, Mrs Carl Kink, Mrs Ralph Fahy ney, Mrs Edgar Betts, Mrs Wh Hom Shankle, Mrs Clarence Ho ward, Mrs Lewis Shankle, Mrs Alton Withar, Mrs Helen Wolfe Mrs Nevin Dutrow, Misses Florence Garner, Lizzie Kanode, Ruth Marshman Myrtle Slifer, Margaret Brunner Blanche Howard, Elizabeth Wolfe and Master Freddy Dutrow
No Grandstand And No Exhibition Hall at Hagerstown Fair
Hagerstown January 1994 The Hagerstown Fair Association votes on officers amid a crisis as the fair lacks a grandstand and a main exhibition hall. The torn down grandstand and a burned exhibition hall loom over replacement plans as construction delays persist and residents push for a multipurpose hall. Eldred Rinehart faces no opposition.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair Association
Fair Association
Eldred Rinehart
Promise to start pew brandstand by January 15
In his bid to retain the presidency of the Fair Association he promises work will begin on a pew brandstand by January 15.
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The
Fair Association
Pew
Frederick News Item From January 4 1982
The Frederick News reports events on Thursday January 4 1982 highlighting local happenings in Frederick Maryland. Specific details are not provided in the available text.
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the News
Frederick
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