Mt Airy Fire Company Holds 35th Banquet and Installations
Hobbs was reinstalled for a fourth term as president of the Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Company at its 35th annual banquet held Thursday at the fire hall. Officers and charter members were recognized. calls for the year totaled 128, with 254 members and six deaths noted. a $1000 upstairs renovation was praised. guests included state and local fire officials, clergy, and civic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Delaine Hobbs
Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Mr. Hobbs
Harry Ulmer
Fire Co
Ridgeville Methodist Church
Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Carl W. Smith
Marvin Alexander
Herbert Staley
Mount Airy Bank
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Edward N. Rimbey
Paul E. Beall
Hobbs
Delbert Beall
Aubrey King
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Lester B. Thompson
Damascus
Damascus Fire Company
Ray Grimes
Charles Barnes
Paul Ebeall
Oscar Baker
Carl W. Smith Treas
Joseph H. Gosnell
Edward Rimbey
Arthur Lowman
Roland Welsh
Lars M.van Poole
Wm. B. Culwell
C. Rogers Eiger
James W. Minter
State Association
Randolph Bnghtwell
LeRoy Harrison
C.B. Baker
Moses D. Dennis
Howard Etchison
Thomas Molesworth
Elgert
Calvary Methodist Church of
Mount Airy
Asa Watkins
L. Browning
Paul Beally
Robert Riddlemoser
Travis Norwood
Herman Beck
Maryland , Firemens Association
Vincent Simmel
Philp H. Beard
Robnert L. Smith
W. Bartgis Storm
MSPFA
Howard
Keller
Iron Howes
Sykesville
Gerald Rains
Sykexile
Marshall Fleming
Lisbon
Thomas Woodfield
Les Thompson
Bernard
Gladhul
Franklin Smith
Ralph Brashears
New Market
Robert Burns
University of Maryland Fire Service Extension
J. P. Novick
Westminter Barracks
Frank Badger
John Crout
Thomas Bailey
Schlotterbeck
Frederick Barracks
Sam Dorsey
Frank Harper
Lions Club
Sterling Cullison
C. Oscar Baker
Baker
Fire Company Honors Life Members and Backs Members
The Fire Company awarded life membership to two members and added names to the Honor Roll. A plaque is being prepared for the meeting room. Chief Edward Rimbey appointed line officers and ambulance squad leaders. Directors include Grimes Barnes Beall Baker and others. A plant of red roses went to Frederick Memorial Hospital for Ralph Wilbriar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duvall
Ralph Williar
Paul Beall
Oscar Baker
Aubrey King
Edward Rimbey
Ray Grimes
Charles, Barnes
Carl Smith
Joseph Gosnell
Roland Welsh
Ralph Wilbiar
William Day
Travis Norwood
Leonard Sherman
Marvin Alexander
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walter Spurrier
Herman S. Beck
Edgar Wilson
Marion Runkles
Ralph Yingung
John H. Brown
Wilson Etzler
Lindsay L Browning
Asa N. Watkins
Harry L. Bushey
Guy Leatherwood
William Wagoner
J. Wagner
Irg Watkins
Norman Etzler
Dr. Carlo1 Vanpoole
Minuteman Opens 1962 Missile Tests With Underground Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The United States begins its 1962 missile test program with a Minuteman three stage rocket launched from an underground silo. The boilerplate launch from an 85 foot deep pit produced a hot fire and the rocket flew 3200 miles toward a target. Officials call it a successful first flight of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Air Force
Boeing Loo
Minuteman
Washington
Soviet Union
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Mont
Mail and baggage destroyed in Pennsylvania train fire
A fire in a baggage car of the Poto mac Palmetto Limited near Baltimore destroyed mail and baggage on the Washington to New York 15 car train. No injuries occurred, passengers remained aboard, and damaged items were recovered by Baltimore County firemen. The train reached Penn Station at 1 30 p m after leaving Washington at 7 a m. nearby postal inspectors guarded ruined mail as power was cut and alternate trains operated.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Potomac Palmetto Limited
Washington
New York
Penn Station
Pennsylvania
Policeman Fires on Man After Rifle Attack
Washington officer Pvt John E. Timmons on patrol along Southern Avenue SE was fired upon by an unidentified man with a hunting rifle. After the assailant shot his arm and shoulder, Timmons returned fire, the man was killed and the patrolman was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. An identification card found on the slain man listed a Pirstean Hall and a P Street NW address. The incident occurred in the 4200 block of Southern Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern Avenue
Timmons
Washington Hospital Center
Bowling leagues dominate Village Lanes weekly action
Eimer Cook leads Thursday Nite Late League with 155 game and 392 series as Schwearing Barber Shop posts 580 and 1,473. Thursday Nite Special B League top honors go to Harad's with 604 game and 3,636 set led by Aldeq Myers 180 game and 390 set. Wednesday Nite League shows Smitty's Restaurant 615 game and 1,744 set with Milton Pearce 182 game and 407 set, Marvin Magnn tops high average at with .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimer Cook
Maples
Schwearing Barber Shop
Terie bete-Langua
Harad’s
Aldeq Myers
Pete Myers
Marold’s
F&m Citz
Natl Bank
Faerie Decorating Company
DD Catecha
Hargelt’s
Triangle Service
Alley Rats
Kline
AB Sterling
Crown Service
Smity's
H. E. Snappy
Milton Pearce
Fred Foyle
Shorty Morgan
Marvin Magnn
Upbard
E Stapp
Flints
Smitty’s
HiWay Inn
Alexander's
Wr Ad
Janet Kelley
Glade Valley
Charlie May
Ruby Burall
Honvery
Frances Darner
Arthure Crum
Walt Cramer
Charlie
Janet Keiley
Dick Arnold
Dun-Gee Country Inn
Arthur Crum
Arte House A. Abb Company
Russell Moser
Warren's Men's Shop
Pomona Grange League
Cowell Brick Contractors
Jefferson
Coland Meitzler
Ideal Farms
Middletown
Walkersville
Thurmont
Kelly's Mall
New Market
Ballenger
Western Maryland Trust
Wvav
Frederick the Untouchables
Civitan Yellow Springs
Inothe Village Lanes
Glade Valley League
City Auto Parts
Francis Scott Key
Ambrose
Elwood Rifle Liberty
Organa
Dave Grossnickle
Carroll Man- City Auto Parts
Frederick Automotive
Civitand Fawley
C Swomley
The
Untouchables
Mt. Pleasant
Boyer
Rosemont Service Center
Renn Pontiac
Potomac Edison Western Auto
Aavy
Toms & Powells
N. Ewaltz
Plumbing & Heating
Village Lanes
Hamilton Homes
Knott & Geisbert
Bill Mann
Denny Carder
Donnie Stevens
Secor Snipley
Warren Stevens
Linda Hope
Wayne Fox
N. E Waltz
Knott & Gersbert
Jug Bridge
Esso
Hood
Supermart
Hershey's
Smith & Stmrth Contractors
Burn's
Bive Tite
Clay's Sinclair
Kehne’s
Bean's Beauty Salons
Mann’s
Village
Will Fritz
Maoles
Will
Les Myers
Jack Wisner
Tom Harding
Herman Brown
Bill Koontz
Baltimore
Idi i Farms
Embassy Dairy
Les Mayors
Ideal Farms Dairy
Key Diner
Murry’s Steaks
Wachter & Poole
Embassy Dairy Car Discount
Ausherman’s
Donald Boyer
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Gilbert
AL Abbed
Gilbert & Molier
Wachter Brothers
Hane & Son
FE Harp Gilbert
Rippeon Garage
Burdette Brothers
Oland Meitzier
Boh
McCormack Retains European Middleweight Title In Frakfurt
Frankfurt Germany John McCormack of Glasgow outpointed Henri Freving to retain the European middleweight title. In Tokyo Hiroyula Ebihara knocked out Samsang Bangbung to stop the Thai fighter in the fourth round. Vierma’s Spanish Riding School, once shattered, was saved by Gen. George S Patton Jr guiding its director to regroup the troupe and recover the breeding herd from Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frankfurt
Germany
John McCormack
Glasgow
Scotland
Henri Freving
McCormacck
Tokyo
Hiroyula Ebihara
Japan
Samsang Ban Bung
Thailand
Vierma
George S. Patton Jr
Czechoslovakia
Fort Detrick secretary earns Army Commendation Award
Mrs Alma M Boyer secretary in the East Coast Relay Station Fort Detrick received the Department of the Army Commendation Certificate for services from February 1 to May 13 1961. Mayor Robert Myers operations officer presented the award at a ceremony attended by Captain Frank S Cogentino. Boyer was noted for selfless efforts supporting the Relay Station mission and for self education in the communications field beyond her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma M. Boyer
Fort Detrick
Department of the Army
Robert Myers
Creagerstown Community Happenings Note Visits and Local News
Creagerstown reports recent travel to Washington by Estelle Warbaugh Blanche Harbaugh Pauline Stambaugh Beulah Keilholtz and Millie Keilholtz to visit Annie Fisher and Cotta Valentine and Grace Rowe now guests at the National Lutheran Home for the Aged in DC Norman Burdette returns from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a fall that broke two ribs A three dog butchering event held at Maurice C Smith's home with helpers and a church school perfect attendance list includes many names Faithful Workers Society Christmas program held December 13 with readings music and decorations January meeting planned at Harold Shorb's house word joy for March of Dimes efforts announced
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Glenna M. Leatherman
Creagerstown
Estelle Warbaugh
Blanche Harbaugh
Pauline Stambaugh
Beulah Keilholtz
Millie Keilholtz
Washington
Annie Fisher
Cotta Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Grace Rowe
Emmitsburg
National Lutheran Hore For
Washington, D.C
Norman Burdette
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Burdette
Maurice C. Smith
Richard M. Smith
Carl Angleberger
William Filler
Donald Weddle
Richard Smith
Hattie Saylor
Church School
Dwayne Lare
Rodney Harbaugh
Stevens
Johnny Gills
Dennis Saylor
Linda Long
Carmen Seiss
Anna Seiss
Bonnie Lare
Ruth Seiss
Dennis Wastler
Glenn
Ray F. Seiss
Terry Wastler
Deborah Brown
Elizabeth Brown
Cora Setherly
James Wastler
Regina Lare
Harold Lee Shorb
Glenna Wilhide
Madeline Harbaugh
Ruth Wastler
Ruth Martin
Larmar Martin
Charles A. Shorb
Glenna Leatherman
Catherine Shorb
Ruth Lare
H. Eugene Lare
F. Leroy Hann
Faithful Workers Society
Ray Martin
Ray Sess
Rachel Wastler
Charles Pollard
Pastor Pollard
Darlene Six
Elizabeth Springer
William Kolb
Sliss Debroah Brown
Cheryl Hann
Louise Burdette
Carroll Six
Miss Six
Charles Brown
Myrtle Hubbard
Preston Kolb
Harvey Lare
Naomi 0. Long
Jane Kolb
Clarence E. Long
Harold Shorb
Masten Long
March of Dimes
Word Study and Language Notes from a Daily Lesson
The column covers usage tips for elder and eldest, older and old est, mispronunciations of schizophrenia, pend ant versus pendent, and synonyms. It explains objurgate as harshly berating and highlights the Rhine as Europe's important river over 700 miles long draining about 76 000 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Europe
Thinking Often Is Dangerous in Bridge Match
Dr. Pierre Jais of Paris, famed player, faced a six club contract before a large audience. He opened with the jack of clubs as Sam analyzed safety plays, noting a possible 4-0 trump break and a hidden safety against four trumps. The crowd laughed at the lead, and Jais quipped that longer thinking would have looked careless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Jais
Paris
Pierre
West
Dr. Jais
Beall Seeks Probe Into Maryland Savings and Loan Ops
Senator J. Glenn Beall announces plans to urge the Senate Banking Committee to launch a preliminary, then full investigation into potential federal law violations by Maryland savings and loan firms. He cites past proposals and Maryland ads promoting questionable account insurance. The same report notes prison overcrowding prompts expansion calls from a retiring Baltimore grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
Senate Banking Committee
Maryland
Beall
Congress
Baltimore
Grand Jury
Joseph L. Carter
Patuxent Institution
Reformatory For Women
Jessup
Maryland Penitentiary
State Reformatory
House of Correction
Strength for Today and the limits of guaranteed outcomes
Column on faith, determinism, and human agency argues most of life is predestined yet a small five percent remains for personal effort. The piece contends true guarantees are impossible though assurances and pledges exist, framing life as a noble challenge within divine mercy. It also lists local drivers’ license exam passers announced by the Maryland DMV with multiple names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
You
Breeding Problems of Dairy Cattle Sterility Seminar
Dr Harold Schaden local veterinarian presents a program on dairy cattle sterility and remedies at a Young Farmers meeting in Winchester Hall Eatension service conference room Monday at 8 p m. The second in a series sponsored by the Extension Service covers diagnosis and causes of sterility for today’s dairy farmers. The final meeting date will be set at Monday’s gathering with March or April as options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schaden
Eatension Service
Winchester Hall
Extension Service
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Minuteman Stairs Space Program
Hagor
Jan Reiner
New Port Richey
Los Angeles
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Duckpin News
Pomona
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Western Auto
Masury Paints
Charles Wingigler
Dick Wiles
Oscar Ramsburg
Freshe Wan
Mason Contractors
Grove
Gladhill Furniture Company
Rippeon
Storm Windows
McDowell Inc
Metzler
Frederick Gas Company
Allsistenauiance
Francs Scott Key
TASS
Alph Dyer
Don Fox
Dick Jack
Ine Leaave
Bill Lewis
Bil
Skip Wenzel
Don Yount
Als
Jaceson
Fraan
Ods
Lumper Company
Everldy
King's Elgar
Dua
Essa
Jeffson
Woh
J Grove
Peps
Cola
Lee Kolter
Marbaugh
BR Cit Service Oil Company
O4 Company
Kaempt & Harres
Gasilev
Supreme Concrete Lac
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles
Jane Hutton
Hood College
Lorna Gay Paul
Carrollton Drive
Rose Marie Hines
RFD
Doris Frances Williams
Union Bridge
Betty May Carr
Biggs Avenue
Margaret Ellen Bussard
Schley Avenue
Eleanor Elizabeth Smith
East C Street
Brunswick
Frank Edward Garber Jr
Thelma Louise Es
Norman Lester Amoss
Mt. Airy
Harry Junior Morgan
Harry Douglas Beatty
C Street
Howard Vernon Shade
West Third Street
Cecil Roy Ferris
Hagerstown
McArthur Moore
Mt Airy
Joseph Clark Clemons
Lytle Hugh Jackson
Brown Avenue
Wesley Reed Farr
Pearl Street
Charles William Loy
Adamstown
Burgess Beauford Hall
Shields Trailer Court
Barry Kenneth Fleagle
Linden Avenue
Wayne Ronald Wiles
New Windsor
Hilda Priest Poirer
Lee Place
Thomas Leroy Rhoderick
Monrovia
Ruby Josephine Lee
Lincoln Apartments
Philco
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Motorola
N. Carroll St
Melvin M. Engle
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H. W. Heat
Woodsboro
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