Libertytown Firemen Install New Officers
The Libertytown Volunteer Fire Company held its annual meeting and installation of officers with President Richard Sappleyton Sr presiding. Guests included state and county fire officials, plus Chief Leslie B. Thompson spoke. 73 alarms were answered in 1965 with an average turnout of 15. New officers installed include President Richard C Sappington Sr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown Volunteer Fire Company
Richard Sappleyton, Sr
Prangis Morrison
Willan M. Bill
State Fire Association
Charles E. Collins
Frederick County
Leslie B. Thompson
Damascus Volunteer Fire Company
Charles Joy
Byron Lee
Bernard D. Gladhill
The
Richard C. Sappington, Sr
George Norris
Willam M. Bill
Stewart Cashour
Kenneth Crum
Franklin Repp
Francis Morrison
Gary Reeves
Robert Stevens
Kenneth Poole
Rodney Vansant
C. William Stine
George Keiler
Robert Dorsey
Clarence
Mailbox Blaze Near West College Terrace Intersects West Patrick Street
United Fire Company units responded Monday afternoon to a mailbox fire at the West College Terrace West Patrick Street intersection. They halted a passing mail truck, opened the box, and found no clear cause. Several mail pieces and mail bags were damaged but not entirely destroyed. post office personnel later collected the damaged contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Company
West College Terrace
West Patrick Street
Uniteds
Emphysema Talk At Optimist Club Meeting
Dr Charles Faulkner addressed the Tred erich Breakfast Optimist Club at Bettys Restaurant on Monday about emphysema its causes and effects. He explained the lung bellows mechanism and how smoking and pollutants contribute while noting limited treatments and possible surgery for selected cases. A film The Battle To Breathe was shown by Mrs Freda S Doll. Charles M Trubac presided as James Green introduced the speaker.
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Charles Lawlhner
Detrich
Trederich Breakfast
Betty's Restaurant
Faulkner
Freda S. Doll
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
James Green
Charles M. Trubac
Robert G. Hooper
Anonymous donor adds 100000 to Paca House fund
In Annapolis an anonymous donor contributed 100000 to the Mary O land Paca House restoration fund. Barham R. Gary, president of Historic Annapolis, Inc, said the gift brings the total to 350000 for the landmark project.
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Annapolis
Paca
Mary O ‘Land
William Paca
Mes
Barham R. Gary
Historic
Annapolis, Inc
Rock And Mineral Club Holds Meet
The Frederick County Rock and Mineral Club met January 15 in the Winchester Room at Winchester Mall. Rev W Austin Cooper and other members led discussion and bidding. Proceeds from the auction funded club supplies and equipment. A film on rock formation was shown with Edward Hallack assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Rock and Mineral Club
Winchester
Winchester Mall
W. Austin Cooper
Bush Creek
Cooper
Edward Hallack
Sabilasville Elementary School
Open Housing Wins In Court In Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that open housing laws protecting minorities from discrimination cannot be blocked by automatic voter referendums, striking down a 1964 Akron system and underscoring that such protections receive special treatment not required of other laws. The decision reinforces federal anti discrimination aims and limits use of voter sanction for housing protections.
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Akron
Ohio
Byron R. White
Washington
Supreme Court
Theodore Roosevelt
U.S
Myersville Driver Held After Crash
James W. Estes Jr., 24, was served with a reckless driving warrant at the Frederick City Police Station. Four minutes later a crash on Last Patrick Street damaged his car and a light pole, with about 800 dollars in damage. A second reckless driving summons was issued that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
James W. Estes Jr
Frederick City
Richard Boyer
South Jefferson Street
Estes
Patrick Street
Ernest Sigler
Scence
East Street
East Patrick Street
Sigler
Women barred from first ancient Olympics as spectators and participants
Encyclopaedia Britannica states that women were barred from the earliest Olympic games in ancient Greece both as spectators and competitors due to the nude attire of athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Gaithersburg Adopts Anti Loitering Law
Gaithersburg council approves an anti loitering ordinance similar to a county rule. Violations carry a misdemeanor with fines up to 50 and up to 30 days in jail following a required warning. Trials would be heard in Montgomery County’s Peoples Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatthersburg
Gaiethersburg
Montpoinsery
Peoples Court
James Hane
Larson King
Quinton Frye
Diamond Avenue
Harold Morris
County Council
Sanitary Commission
Morris
Lion’s Choice of Attack Depends on Distance
A lion’s likelihood to attack a man changes with how close they are. Researchers note that proximity shifts risk, with nearer encounters increasing probability of an aggressive strike.
Laser beams explained to Lions Clubs presentation
John Morgan of C P Telephone described Bell Laboratories efforts in Baltimore to develop laser beams capable of carrying thousands of conversations over long distances. He demonstrated light transmission of sound with a neon tube, noting challenges in sustaining and controlling beams for global and space communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C&p Telephone Company
Glade Valley
Liberty + Unionville Lions Clubs
John Morgan
Telephone Company
Bell Laboratories
Baltimore
Lion la Verne Fogle
The
Glade Valley Club
Turd
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Libertytown
Myers
Lyman Myers
Michael Misulia
George Steves
Optimist
New York County Lawyer's Association
Catoctin Creek
Paul Edwards
Soil Conservation Service
Cives Huds Dee
Koowwhe
NewsPost
Frost
Armont
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Earl
W. T. Compher
Cross Roads Inn
Knoxville
News-Post
Paca House
Rock and Mineral Club
Dailey’s
Nortie Market ST. Svenetear
Itze
New Holland
Ceresville Motor, Inc
Mhone
Httoy of
Rede, Md
Ie Farmers Supply CO. Delaval Milkers
Delaval Milker
Howden Farm Machinery
South Carroll St. Frederick
Gaithersburg
Prom
Montgomery County Bureau
Hin
Galthersburn
Lions Clubs
Famous Brand
Westminster
RAY Wachter Photo Center
Market St
COAL
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
Water St. MO
Laaf
Frederion
Wally
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