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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1972

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2

New Windsor Bank Elects Hartzler President

Byron E. Hartzler of New Windsor was elected president of the New Windsor State Bank at a stockholders meeting held Jan. 11. He succeeds W. Lee Hoke who resigned after 23 years as president. New officers include Charles H. Smelser as vice president, Mrs. Neilie H. Lantz cashier, and Patsy L. Koontz assistant cashier. Directors named are Robert T. Coe, Charles 0. Fisher, John G. Goette Jr, Byron F. Hartzler, John 8. Hyde, S. Nicholas Metcalfe, W. Lee Hoke, Charles H. Smelser, and J. Walter Speicher. Beginning Feb. 4 banking hours will be Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. continuous.

Byron E. Hartzler New Windsor New Windsor State Bank Hartzler W. Lee Hoke Charles H. Smelser Neilie H. Lantz Patsy L. Koontz Robert T. Coe Charles 0. Fisher John G. Goette Jr

W-2 Deadline For Employers Is January 31

The deadline for employers to give their 1971 W-2 forms is January 31. The form must show earnings, income tax withheld and Social Security information. Employers must furnish W-2s to employees by the date to permit timely filing of tax returns. penalties may be charged for each late W-2.

Maryland Voices for Clean Water and Coastline Protections

A Maryland editorial urges defending natural resources amid pollution and erosion. It highlights a shoreline protection agreement between Ocean City and the Army Corps of Engineers, praises the Potomac River Basin Compact, and laments West Virginia and Pennsylvania possibly blocking the pact. It stresses shared responsibility and costs for environmental action.

Maryland Chesapeake Bay Ocean City Army Corps of Engineers Virginia Potomac West Virginia Pennsylvania

Washington leaders seek regional water use safeguards

A Hagerstown observer argues four states must commit to land use controls to protect a vital water resource. He cites Pennsylvania and West Virginia as pivotal, urges governors’ support for a multistate compact, and offers to convene federal and state officials in Washington if needed.

Hagerstown Pennsylvania West Virginia Washington

Special Tutoring At YMCA Opens After Holiday Layoff

Frederick County YMCA offers free tutoring for elementary and junior high students through YWCA volunteers from Hood College. Sessions cover math science reading and social studies, available to members and nonmembers after school or evenings. Call 663 5131 or visit 1000 North Market St. to join.

Frederick County YMCA YWCA Hood College North Market St The United Givers Fund

Carroll CWU Plans Housing Discussion at Center

The Church Women United of Carroll County will host an information hour on housing problems during their annual meeting at the Center in New Windsor on Friday January 28 at 10 am. Representatives from HOPE Church Homes Inc and Realtors will discuss Creative Approaches for Action in Housing and answer questions.

Carroll County Church Women United of New Windsor HOPE Church Homes, Inc Board of Church Women United

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