Local man Hartman elected president of Hagerstown Shrine Club
Charles E. Hartman of Frederick and James W. Respess of Frederick were elected president and secretary respectively of the Hagerstown Shrine Club, part of Ali Ghan Shrine of Cumberland. Hartman, a 1933 Frederick High School graduate and former Frederick Welding and Supply Co. operator, is a longtime Mason. Respess, a Frederick attorney, serves as Keystone Kopps vice president and Grand Tall Cedar of Frederick Forest, active in civic and fraternal Masonic circles. The Shrine of North America supports Crippled Children’s Hospitals and burn institutes.
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Charles E. Hartman
Falstone Court
Frederick
Hagerstown
Keystone Kopps
Grand Tall Cedar
Frederick Forest
the Shrine of North America
Frederick Market Reports and Area Thefts January 7 1985
Frederick livestock quotes show cattle and hogs up to $1 higher with steers Good and Choice at 56.00 to 160.50, calves weak, hogs 1.00 lower. Hay futures listed for January 10. Police investigate theft of two Coke machines valued around 1954 dollars and tampering at Beckley’s Camping Center, plus other reported thefts of rifles and tools in the area.
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Frederick
Maryland
Dutrow
Honda
Bowers Road
Bussard
Old National Pike
Tfe
Michael D. Kretzer
Beckley
MD. 355
Frank Woullard
Pyrite Court
Middletown
George Stottlemyer
Eastaleo
Rick Stotelmyer
Susan C. Nicol
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Ethene
Hooker
Moosehead
Cochrane
East Street
VISA
Mastercard
Bruce
Kingsdown
Armm Market Reports
Frederick Livestock Auction Inc
Timothy
Jlifeningy
Frederick Towne Mall
Rt. 40
Elmwood Dr