Amusement Park Plan Proposed for Frederick County
Samuel Parks of Montrose Road Rockville seeks permission from the Frederick County Board of Appeals to develop a 40 acre frontier style amusement park near U S Route 240 and Dr Perry Road with a four acre lake, beach, cable rides, boat piers, a water slide, bath house, train ride tunnel, pool and ski run. Parking for 280 cars planned plus lodge building and sports fields. Other features include Indian Camp fort wagon and mule train rides, cabins or tents and a Camp Road access. The plan notes Little Bennett Creek area and confirms land ownership by Parks with W Jerome Offutt as local attorney. Also mentions a separate note on Washington College exams and measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattstown
Frederick County Board of Appeals
Samuel J. Parks
Montrose Road
Rockville
Dr. Perry Road
Slate Quarry
Little Bennett Creek
Frederick County Planning Commission
U.S. 240
W. Jerome Offutt
Montgomery County
Samuel Parks
National Capital Parks and Planning Commission
Lovettsville Meeting to Discuss Power Line Plans and Snow Removal
Lovettsville residents will gather Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Lovettsville School to hear a report on VEPCO power line rights of way and survey privileges while a pending lawsuit against VEPCO and Loudoun County Planning Commission is reviewed. The session also covers snow removal problems in northern areas, toll free service for Leesburg and Purcellville, by laws changes, and a survey of regular telephone callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Electric Power Company
Lovettsville
William Marner
Chesapeake Jand Potomac Telephone Company
Leesburg
Purcellville
Frank Caldwell
C.&p
Lovellsville
The
Citizens Association
Harvel Turner
Frederick Squadron Cadets Welcome Dominion Members
Photo by Ronald Lichtinger shows Major Cahn, 1st Lt. Alfred C. Dean III, Cadet Commander, and Captain John M. Robinson, Commandant of Cadets, Frederick Squadron during the Dominion members visit last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Lichtinger
Dominion
Cahn
Alfred C. Dean III
John M. Robinson
Frederick Squadron
Frederick CAP Receives Plaque for Hosting Canadian Cadets
Major Harold B. Cahn of Group Four Maryland Wing CAP presented a plaque to the Frederick Composite Squadron for hosting Canadian Air Cadets during the International Air Cadet Exchange last July. Canadian cadets visited from July 22, 1963, with films shown at a squadron meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Cahn
Maryland
Civil Air Patrol
Frederick
International Air Cadet Exchange
United States
Canada
Canadian Air League
Harold Steele
Canadian Air Cadets
Cahn
Detrick Men To Present Paper At ASHRAE Meeting
Arnold W Wedum and G Briggs Phillips of Fort Detrick will present a paper titled Policy Decisions Before Design of a Microbiological Research Laboratory at the 1964 ASHRAE semi annual meeting in New Orleans. The event at the Hotel Roosevelt runs Monday through Wednesday and features over 75 papers across five technical sessions and 12 symposiums drawing thousands of engineers architects contractors and scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold W. Wedum
G. Briggs Phillips
U. S. Army Biological Laboratories
Fort Detrick
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers
Ashrae
New Orleans
Hotel Roosevelt
San Marino Claims Status as World’s Smallest Republic
A note highlights San Marino as the smallest republic globally. It emphasizes its long-standing independence and compact throne-less government, underscoring its historic status among nations.
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Republic
San Marino
Income Tax Division to Aid Maryland Residents This Spring
Representatives from the Comptroller of Maryland will visit February and March to assist state income tax filers. A temporary office will operate March 17 to April 15 at Winchester Hall to help with returns, provide forms, and answer questions. Additional locations include Mt. Airy Farmers and Mechanics Bank March 9, Sykesville Sykesville State Bank March 9, Springfield State Hospital March 10, Brunswick Bank of Brunswick March 16, Westminster County Office Building March 12 and 13, and Ellicott City Court House March 11. A permanent office opens at the Earle Building, West Washington Street, Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Income Tax Division
Comptroller’s Office
Maryland
Winchester Hall
Mt. Airy
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Sykesville
Sykesville State Bank
Springfield State Hospital
Brunswick
Bank of Brunswick
Westminster
Ellicott City
Court House
Earle
West Washington Street
Hagerstown
Lyndon Johnson Endorses Goldwater Candidacy in Minnesota
Lyndon Eric Johnson, a 20 year old college junior from Mankato Minnesota, announced he will vote for Barry Goldwater if he secures the Republican nomination. He noted Minnesota’s Lyndon Johnson pose won’t influence his vote once he turns 21 on October 9.
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Lyndon
Barry Mankato
Minn
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Eric Johnson
Goldwater
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
School furniture bids opened for high school needs
The office of school business administrator Allen R. Gaddis II opened bids for 236 chairs 220 desks for students and six teachers desks. Prices ranged from 3683.16 to 6263. Low bidders were iBaird Seating Flowers School Equipment and Stanco Equipment with samples to be examined. American Seating Company met all specifications but was fourth in bid order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen R. Gaddis II
Flowers School Equipment Company
Richmond
Stanco Equipment Company
Baltimore
Cascade School Supplies
North Adams
Massachusetts
Brunswick Corporation
Severna Park
Glover School and Office Equipment Company
Gaddis
American Seating Company of
Silver Spring
School Board Requests Desk Samples From Low Bid Firms
The three firms with lower bids will be asked to send desk and chair samples to the School Board office to verify parity with the bid of the sole bidder meeting specifications, Mr. Gaddis said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board
Gaddis
New Market Firemen Elect Brashear Re elected Leader
Ralph L. Brashear was reelected president of the New Market Volunteer Fire Company at the regular monthly meeting. Incumbents Earl Ridgely Charles Cline Merkle Wachter Charles Wood Jesse Burall James Hahn and Robert Windsor Jr were also reelected to their posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Brashear
New Market Volunteer Fire Company
Earl Ridgely
Charles Cline
Merkle Wachter
Charles Wood
Jesse Burall
James Hahn
Robert S. Windsor Jr
Fire company directors elected in Tanganyika notes
The article lists elected officers and directors for a fire company including Ray Zimmerman Paul Zimmerman Franklin Smith Charles Poole Wilson Stevens Austin Main Charles Stambaugh Noah King Robert Windsor Sr John Schell George Grubbs William Clark Jr Lawson Weller. In a separate update Tanganyika recognized the revolutionary government that seized Zanzibar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistant
Thomas Maeher
Fire Company
Ray and
Paul Zimmerman
Franklin Smith
Charles Poole
Wilson Stevens
Austin Main
Charles Stambaugh
Noah King
Robert Windisor Sr
John Schell
George Grubbs
William Clark Jr
Lawson Weller
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Chestertown
Washington College
W. Patrick SJ
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Walter Snow
North Market St
Greyhound van Lines
Greyhound
Carbaugh van Service
Frederick, Md
Detrick
Jaim
Frederick Federal
N. Market St
Mobil
Economy Oil Co., Inc
Your Mobilheat
Raymond Shaver
Mgr
Ito
S. Market St
Dailey’s Funeral Home
C. E. Cline and Son
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Phon
New Market
DAR ES Salaam
Tanganyika
Zanzibar
Swajei
Frederick County National Bank OF
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gibson
Model
Gibson 79 Co
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