Tree Seedlings Available From Frederick County Forests
The Department of Forests and Parks invites requests for tree seedlings for conservation plantings on rural Frederick County land next spring. Available species include White Pine Scotch Pine Norway Spruce White Spruce Tulip Poplar White Ash Black Locust Chinese Chestnut and Black Walnut seeds from selected trees. Minimum order is 250 trees covering about one quarter acre with no stated maximum as long as supplies last. Planting is for erosion control and idle land use, not landscaping or Christmas tree marketing. Any future thinning should avoid large gaps and is limited to 50 percent of the trees while maintaining total planted area.
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Department of Forests and Parks
George B. Gilmore
Frederick County
Hullsides
State forestry program offers tree planting and cost share
Rural landowners are invited to plant trees for conservation and timber benefits with options for delivery mid March. George Gilmore in Winchester Hall coordinates, forestry contractors available for planting, and 80 percent planting cost may be covered by agricultural cost-share. Contact Department of Forests and Parks Winchester Hall or Gambrill State Park Office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gilmore
Winchester, Hall
Gambrill State Park
Department of Forests and Parks
Winchester Hall
Birthday party honors Sandra Summers at Rocky Springs
Lime Kiln notes Susie Baugher attending a party at Glen Summers home for Sandra Summers turning sixteen. Other items mention M. M. Carter visiting Frederick with Carl Shores, William Heffner Sr visiting relatives, and tours at Reels Mill and with James Spring and family. Additional lines reference Grayson Renn and Harry Heff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baugher
Susie Baugher
Glen H. Summers
Rocky Springs
Sandra
M. M. Carter
Frederick
Carl D. Shores
William Heffner Sr
William Heffner Jr
RFD
Henry Bauzher
Paul Mayne
Reels Mill
William Compher
Virginia
James Spring
Grayson Renn
Harry Heff
Recent social visits across Frederick area families
Ner and sons and Mrs Margie Caswell and Mr and Mrs Charles Warner of Frederick were guests. Henry Baugher and family hosted Ralph Smith Leslie Fellows and sons from RFD 2 and Edna Deaton Daisy Bottiger of Baltimore. Carl Shores and family of Frederick plus Lime Kiln guests. Nellie Green hosted James Walsh Arthur Sibert George Compher of Falls Church John Anderson and James Spring of Lime Kiln. Grayson Renn Harry Heffner and Thomas Morningstar of Mount Rainier visited Ella Frye Frederick. Carl Shores daughter and Henry Baugher visited Ralph Smith of RFD 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner and Sons
Margie Caswell
Charles Warner
Frederick
Henry Baugher
Ralph Smith
Leslie Fellows
RFD
Rance Hossler
Carl D. Shores
Edna Deaton
Daisy Bottiger
Baltimore
Harry Heffner
Ella Frye
Thomas Morningstar
Mount Rainier
Carl H. Shores
RFD 2
Leister and Baumgardner Return From Florida Vacation
Taneytown residents Mr and Mrs John L Leister and Mr and Mrs James C Baumgardner of York Street have returned from a week’s vacation at Pompano Beach Florida. Mr and Mrs George B Arnold and daughter Mary also featured.
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Taneytown
John L. Leister
James C. Baumgardner
York Street
Pompano Beach
Fla
George B. Arnold
Mary
Frequent visitors to local families listed in Arlington area
A long string of visits shows Beth of Arlington Rev Joseph Arnold from Mount St Marys College Dr Everett Cobb and his wife and children of Washington hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Arnold East Baltimore Street Mrs Stephanie Olson and her son spent a weekend with her mother Mrs Marcia Ray of Bankard Terrace Dr George D Null and his wife and children of Landenberg PA dined with Mr and Mrs Hubert Null Baust Church Road They also saw Mr and Mrs Wilbert N Hess and Mr and Mrs Charles E Null and family of Littlestown Road Miss Lillie and Lottie Hoke of Winchester VA visited their sister Mrs William Naili of Bridgeport Otis Shoemaker and Mr and Mrs William Scott and son David visited their mother Mrs Jacob Stambaugh at Rockville Mrs Blanche Miller and Edward Ball Mr and Mrs Rhinehart and their children dined with Mr and Mrs Robert Miller of Carroll Heights Mr and Mrs Milton J Duncan of Baltimore visited their son-in-law and daughter the Rev and Mrs Howard W Miller at the Lutheran Church Parsonage on W Baltimore Street Mr and Mrs William Mason and daughter Cheryl of Washington were guests of Mrs Mason's parents Mr and Mrs Delmar E Biffle of Keysville Road Mr and Mrs Upton Austin of Middle Street Mr and Mrs Wayne Crum and Todd of Frederick visited Mrs Lillian Little of Hagerstown and visited Robert Little in a local nursing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert N. Hess
Charles E. Nulland
Littlestown Road
Lillie
Lottie Hoke
Winchester
William Naili
Bridgeport
Otis Shoemaker
William Scott
David
Gettysburg
Jacob Stambaugh
Rockville
Blanche Miller
Edward Ball
Rhinehart
Robert K. Miller
Carroll Heights
Milton J. Duncan
Baltimore
Howard W. Miller
Lutheran Church Parsonage
W. Baltimore Street
William B. Mason
Cheryl
Washington
Visitors at Mrs G E Webb home include several groups
Mrs Mary B Henley and Mr and Mrs Larry McLean and family of Suitland visited at the home of Mrs G E Webb. The Rev and Mrs M C Scott of the Pentecostal Church of Christ spent time with relatives in Ohio and Kentucky.
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G. E. Webb
Mary B. Henley
Larry McLean
Suitland
M. C. Scott
The
Pentecostal Church of Christ
Ohio
Kentucky
Visits of local families span several towns
Mr and Mrs Cecil Webb visited with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George McCarthy of Beltsville and their son Ernest nearby. Mr and Mrs Leon Edwards visited recently in Round Hill Virginia with relatives. Dinner guests at William Henretta’s home included Mrs Daisy Creamer and sons of Arden West Virginia, Mrs Elizabeth Henretta and son of Martinsburg, and Mr Herman Manor of Jones Springs West Virginia. Mrs Minnie Wirts 94 is ill at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Edmundson of Harpers Ferry.
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Cecil Webb
George McCarthy
Beltsville
Ernest
Leon Edwards
Round Hill
William Henretta
Henretta
Daisy Creamer
Arden
W. Va
Elizabeth Henretta
Martinsburg
Herman Manor
Jones Springs
Minnie Wirts
John Edmundson
Harpers Ferry
Mayors Back Rail Merger At ICC Hearing
The mayors of East Chicago Hammond and South Bend testified at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in support of the Chicago South Shore and South Bend rail line merger with Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio. Each city council had adopted resolutions endorsing the proposal. Also noted is a separate ancient stone calendar find in Mexico weighing 24 tons dated prior to the first or second century A.D.
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Washington
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago & South Shore
South Bend
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
John B. Nicosia
East Chicago
Edward C. Dowling
Hammond
Lloyd Allen
Moylan Proposes Seven-Year Conflict of Interest Limitations
Baltimore State's Attorney Charles E. Moylan Jr. calls for extending the statute of limitations in conflict of interest cases involving public office from one to seven years. He notes many such crimes go undiscovered until long after current limits lapse and plans to urge the Legislature in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Moylan Jr
Sjamsville
Baltimore
Maryland
Moylan
Tramsville
Charles E Moylan Sr
Montgomery teachers push for 6000 pay raise in year1
Montgomery County Education Association representing about 90 percent of teachers seeks a yearly salary of 6000 for first year instructors, up from 5400, with a plan to reach 600 monthly over 10 months within two years. The school board, reviewing the 1966-67 budget, took no action.
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Montgomery County
Montgomery County Education Association
Byrd Named Legislative Aide To Sickles
Dr Elbert M Byrd Jr will serve as legislative assistant to Representative Carlton R Sickles D Md on a one year leave of absence from Maryland University. He succeeds James J Reid who becomes a program analyst with United Planning Organization. Byrd previously led Prince Georges Fair Representation Committee and chaired a county government study panel. Last year 8900 pedestrians were killed by automobiles.
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R. Reid
United Planning Organization
Byrd
Prince Georges
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