County Firemen Study Central Alarm System
At the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association mid winter meeting a report on a central alarm system was presented. Troxell announced a survey by Lohmes and Culver Company of Washington should be completed within a month to decide on installation. Officials welcomed 15 departments, with plans for an annual banquet in Walkersville and meetings in New Market. Muscular Dystrophy appeal progress noted. officers and trustees listed with cities and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association
United Fire Company
Charles E. Troxell
Citizens’ Truck Company
Troxell
Lohmes and Culver Company
Washington
Russel N. Keller
Middletown
Firemen’s Association
James Marrone
Walkersville
Philip Beard
Libertytown
Melvin F. Schwering
Independent Hose Company of
Frederick
Philip H. Beard
William M. Moore
James Hahn
New Market
Gordon Taylor
Braddock Heights
Ivan Loucks
Carroll Manor
Kenneth Brandenburg
Myersville
Sterling White
Emmitsburg
Harry Miller
Thurmont
Farm Bureau President To Retire
Noah Kefauver Jr a Frederick County farmer will step down after six terms as president of Maryland Farm Bureau. The 49th annual meeting nears close with two men mentioned as candidates Young D Hance of Calvert County tobacco growing background among those vying for the presidency.
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Baltimore (Ap
Noah Kefauver Jr
Frederick County
Maryland Farm Bureau
Kefauver
Farm Bureau
D. Hance
Calvert County
Montgomery Youth Crime Still High in County
Montgomery County reports ongoing juvenile crime rise with a 31 percent increase in October arrests versus 1963. The 1964 month shows a 51 percent rise from the same period in 1963, with repeat offenders comprising 21 percent of arrests. Worcester County farmer G Willard Oakley is noted. voting is scheduled for Saturday.
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Montgomery County
James $. McAuliffe
Antl G. Willard Oakley
Worcester County
County crime and accident trends show rises in 1964 first ten months
In the first ten months, 1964 saw 380 arrests and a 54 percent rise in reported criminal offenses from 1963. Juvenile arrests reached 349 of 747 total, a 151 percent jump, with 35 percent of juveniles aged 13-14. Convictions fell 2.7 percent, with October convictions at 80.4 percent of arrests, down from 83.1 percent the prior year. Accident totals rose with four fatal and 998 injuries, totaling 3,340 injured in 1964 versus 2,916 in 1963.
Court News Marriage Licenses And Property Deeds In Frederick
Marriage licenses issued for Paul Henry Ropp Jr. and Cynthia Diane Winpigler both of Frederick. Jack B. Ferrell of Pineland Texas and Mary Joan Hargis listed. Property deeds show transfers from Mary C Lingg to Joseph D Lingg and others including Glen J Koepenick to B B S Holding Corp and Katherine Winebrenner to City of Frederick. Jockey John Ralph Adams, son of former rider John H Adams, is noted as three times leading rider in the nation.
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Paul Henry Ropp Jr
Cynthia Diane Winpigler
Frederick
Jack B. Ferrell
Pineland
Texas
Mary Joan Hargis
Mary C. Lingg
Joseph D. Lingg
Glen J. Koepenick
B. B. S. Holding Corporation
Charlotte M. Cronenburg
State Roads Commission
John Ralph Adams
John H. Adams
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Noah E. Kefauver Jr
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Montgomery
Court News
Rolling Acres, Inc
Charles T. Jones
Katherine Winebrenner
International
H.B. Duvall, Inc
E. Patrick
Cimmons
Ae Ea CO
RPC Eee
Simmons Olympic
Simmons
Olympic
Beautyrest
Roelke
RADIO
Medical Arts Pharmacy Toll House Avenue
Professional Arts Pharmacy Professional Building
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