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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1955

Page

6

Md. Auto License Fee Boost Favored by County Board

Frederick County commissioners pressed for higher auto license fees during a grass roots meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. They backed the Governor's veto of a delay bill and urged local bills to raise audit funds, add a county commissioner to the School Board, and empower the county engineer on access standards and bridge rules. The statewide bill would return fines from municipal arrests to municipalities, with discussions on how the funds are shared between county and city authorities.

Delbert S. Null Frederick County Board of Commissioners General Assembly Francis Scott Key Mr. Null Sen Jacob R. Ramsburg C. Clifton Wirts Melvin H. Derr House of Delegates S. Fentor Harris Joseph B. Payne Gary L. Utterback Charles H. Smelser Mehrl H. Ramsburg Board of Commissioners Edward F. Holter C. Burton Cannon Byron W. Thompson Dhe Weenh Beeyeae Board of Education Welfare Board Thompson Roger H. Willard

Sheppard At Funeral For His Mother

Dr Samuel H Sheppard stood handcuffed to a guard as his mother was buried at Sunset Memorial Park in a snowy suburb of Cleveland. About 2000 onlookers crowded the scene while his brothers and guard looked on. Sheppard wept at the service and on leaving the mortuary. He had been sentenced to life in prison for his wife Marilyns murder but remains in legal limbo awaiting appeal. The funeral drew heavy police presence. elder Sheppard weak in hospital with lung congestion. The Reverend Alfred C Kreke led the service noting the mother’s later changed personality after a prior stroke and suicide attempt. A Puerto Rican constitution modeled on the U S system was approved by Congress and Puerto Rican voters in 1952.

Cleveland Samuel H. Sheppard Sunset Memorial Park Michael Ucello Sheppard Tighe d Stephen Lakewood Ethel Sheppard Marilyn Ohio Penitentiary Richard Richard A. Sheppard Bay View Hospital Alfred C. Kreke Bay Methodist Church Sheppards

Officers Training Meeting In Frederick County

About 150 officers from Frederick County 4 H clubs attended a Saturday training session at Calvary Methodist Church to improve club meetings and programs. Sessions covered duties, parliamentary procedure, and officer roles with a mock meeting led by Clyde Bohn.

Frederick County Calvary Methodist Church Ray Smith CPA Frederick Harry Herman Frederick Post Clade Bohn Unionville Doris Grabill Johnsville Marilyn Kifer Robert van Holten Petersville 4-H Club Frederick Burkier Joe Hubble Meerstitle Club Gene Keller Middletown

Forfeit collateral in baiting case in Maryland

CHESTERTOWN MD Jan 10 Two top conservation officials Brice and Sunes 5 Crenklon failed to appear in magistrate court forfeiting 90.90 dollars collateral in a duck hunting case. Brice chair of Tidewater Fisheries and Board of Natural Resources reportedly ill with a heart condition. Four others also forfeited collateral among 22 charged with game violations. judge read names in about four minutes.

Chestertown Kent County Arthur H. Brice Maryland Department of ‘Tidewater Fisheries Board of Natural Resources Tidewater Sunes Crenklon Alo Arthur Groves Kennedyville Brice’s Howard Toulson Betterton W. Vernon Kirby Brice

Maryland game agents issue summonses at Lloyd's Creek Bar

Curtis Allen reports federal game agents issued summonses on December 30 at Lloyd's Creek Bar near Betterton at the Sassafrass River mouth. Over 50 hunters charged with violations. most failed to appear after posting collateral. Agents say local residents complained of heavy baiting. 14 agents arrested more than 100 people since December 27.

Curtis Allen Federal Fame Lloyd’s Creek Bar Betterton Sassafrass River Allen State Department of Game and Fish Brice Board of Natural Resources Era Maryland

Woodsboro 4-H Club Plans Bake Sale at Bank Building

Plans for a bake sale on February 5 at the Woodsboro bank building were set at a regular Woodsboro 4-H Club meeting last week. Fern Stevens, Katie Comstock, Marsha Broadaster, and others attended.

Bank Woodsboro Fern Stevens Kathie Comstock Marsha Broadsater

New Club Members and Officers List Shared

Sandra Nehls and Sharon Nehls welcomed as new members. Mrs Comstock leads a demonstration on room attractiveness. Newly elected officers include Shirley VanFossen president Miriam Hawkins vice president Alan Lind secretary Mary Ellen Comstock treasurer Elizabeth Preece Delerate Nan Kinsey Pue reporter.

Sandra Nehls Sharon Nehls Comstock Shirley VanFossen Miriam Hawkins Alan Lind Mary Ellen Comstock Elizabeth Preece Delerate Nan Kinsey Pue

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