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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1961

Page

10

Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio Agree to Merger

After months of negotiation the Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio announce a formal merger plan. The merged company would keep the Baltimore name with offices in Baltimore and retain the current pension plan while pursuing regulatory approvals.

Baltimore Merica van Sweringen Dickering Baltimore and Ohio Pease Ar Oho van Swerinc Cleveland Eote Robert Mi Ger “Tales B&o Washington St. Louis Cé&C Chesapeake and Ohio C&o Mair Jan Manuel

Taneytown 4-H Club elects officers for year at meeting

The Taneytown 4-H Club met at Taneytown Gram and Supply to elect officers for the year with Ennelly Stowe as treasurer Richard Feeser as spending secretary Thomas as reporter and Betty Stonesifer as historian. Recreation leaders are Mary Stonesifer and John Speak Jr. Several local residents and guests from Baltimore Red Lion Westminster Hampstead and other nearby towns visited or stayed with hosts during the weekend including the Bighams Shoemakers Arnold and Rosenwald families and others.

John Leisier Taneytown Taneytown Agricultural Taneytown Gram and Supply Ennelly Stowe Richard Feeser Junior Thomas Betty Stonesifer Johnnie Dickinson Mary E ¥En Stonesifer John Speak Jr

Myers Leave for Florida Vacation Weekends Dinner Guests

The Myers family vacationing in Florida were hosted for a Saturday evening dinner by Mr and Mrs Dean Sholl and family, with guests including Mr and Mrs Maurice Fuss and daughter Bonnie, Mrs Charles Fuss of Emmitsburg, and Mr and Mrs Edgar Hockensmith. The 69 Baumgardner's Bakery staff and guests attended a banquet at Taner Inn in Tanertown. James P Earp of Western Maryland College delivered a keynote talk on bread and human relations, following performances by Vesta and David Reissnider with Daisy Pearl Reissnider. Elwood Baumgardner served as master of ceremonies.

P. Earp Western Maryland College Mr. Earp Dearie Vesta David Reissnider Daisy Pearl Reissnider Elwood Baumgardner Baumgardner’s Bakery

Independents nominate officers for upcoming fire company year

The Independents nominates Rosenstock for president unopposed and Lester Baker for captain. Other posts filled include Paul Rhoads Je and Melvin Schwearing as vice presidents, Russell Hahn secretary, Robert Sheckles chief hose director, James Lacey chief pipeman, Rev. Paul Althouse chaplain, Dr. John M. Culler surgeon, and four lieutenants plus ten directors. Election set January 26 from 6 30 p m to 8 p m. A post election banquet and churchgoing tradition were approved.

Benjamin B. Rosenstock Paul Rhoads Je Melvin Schwearing George Baker Lester Baker Baker Independents Russell Hahn Russell Rhinehart Irving Plunkett Willard Horine Edgar Crist Robert Sheckles Char’iles Rhinehart James Lacey Donald Speaks Paul Althouse John M. Culler Robert Whitmore John Wisner Norman Ray Richard Morgan Robert Heller Thomas Darkis Jack Fleischman Charles R. Wisner Lewis Fleischman Robert Kime Charles Cramer Thomas Eichelberger John Kennedy Leon Gross Ernest Spangler Charles Shaw Carl Willard Banovet

Friday the 13th Bridge Round Ups The South Bid Six No Trump

In a Friday bridge deal South contemplates a grand slam on Friday the 15th but opts for six no trump. He reasons to avoid overreaching after silently judging the dummy. The tale hints at a tense table and fragile balance of cards as the hand unfolds.

South West

Friday the 13th sees bold no trump play tops field

In a bridge hand South finesses to win seven no trump after East shows out on dummy nine. The field either went down at no trump or made exactly six hearts in a rare hands contest.

South Dummy West East

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