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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1959

Page

2

New Flag Raised at Mt. Clivet Cemetery on July Fourth

About 83 to 100 patriotic Americans gathered at the grave of Francis Scott Key to raise the first 49 star flag over his resting place. The American Legion Flag Committee led the ceremony with Detoert S. Null speaking as County Commissioners president. Veterans groups from American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, VFW, AMVETS and WWI veterans joined alongside Daughters of the American Revolution, Elks, Moose and other local officials.

Francs Scott Key Mt. Clivet American Legion Alaska Detoert S. Null Board of County Commissioners George Phebus John Newton Fleg Jesse C. Ramsburs Chaiman Charles Cor Harmon Staley Edwin Brookey Sr Ladies Auxiliiary Veterans of Foreign Wars Amvets Parti Daughters of the, American Revolution Elks Eart Moose Board of County Board of Alderman Frederick Cty Pole

Emmitsburg Social Round and Local Watch

Emmitsburg reports visits from residents of Biglerville Gettysburg Washington D. C. and Jamestown among others. Local groups gathered for church activities and a Job’s Daughters installation at Evangelical United Brethren Church with officers and honored queens celebrated. Hospital notes list recent releases and births in area. Devon Hartman named deputy city solicitor in Baltimore.

Judy Rudy Willard C. Rud Dt Avenue Bethel No Job Evangelical United Brethren Church the Guardian Marguerite Krantz Judy’ +Fackman Bethel Xo

Bolivar Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Local News

Bolivar and nearby towns share a flurry of weekend visits from relatives in Trenton New Jersey Martinsburg and Washington. Attendees include Herman O Brien and family and many others visiting relatives, celebrating anniversaries and attending the hill top art festival with 436 entries and about 3000 attendees. A death is noted for Mrs Marion K Arthur of Cumberland, widow of Robert A Arthur.

G. E. Webb Bolivar-Harpers Ferry Herman O’brien Trenton Carl Grubb Patty Rinaldi and Mirs Leo Kain Gail Kain Fairfax Nannie Marlatt Martins- Iburg Kate Marlatt Bolivar Alice Holmes Danbury Conn Leona Hine Kearneysville Holmes Alice Arc-Cormick Marion K. Arthur Cumberland Robert A. Arthur Edward D Clara Colegate Harpers Ferry Hill Top House M.Y.F Bolivar Methodist Church Braddock Heights Ars. C. E. Garten Count Selor Alberta Beach Delphos Kan Wiliam Stewart J. C. Newcomer Land Morrger Louie Moore Harrisburg Nova Scotia New Brunswick Hugh Winters St. David Tom Mentzer Charles Town General Hospital Kent Neth Owen Merced Calif Mentzer Jeff Lester Wit Bol‘war Jack Sleughter Paul Bariles Edgar Bariles Hagershawn Quen Frre

Hagerstown P D Approves Radar Machine Purchase

The Mayor and Council approve buying a speed checking radar device for the Hagerstown Police Department. Courciman Jacob Vorus proposed the action, seconded by Councilman Ralph Junkhouser, with unanimous approval. Police Chief Blair Overton says the cost is $1,600.

Hagerstown Courciman Jacob Vorus Couscilman Ralph Junkhouser Blair Overton

Playing Seven Spades with Exes Off the East and West

Oswald Jacoby explains a seven spade contract tactic. Do not play the ace of hearts at crick one, discard low and ruff, then force two rounds of trumps and the ace and king of diamonds. If the queen drops you are in trouble. otherwise use dummy to ruff diamonds. Consider a club continuation or club finesse if needed. Police say no signs of a forced entry after the second lead.

Crick Iceo Une Charles DeAngelis

Eisenhower plans extended Camp David weekend

President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower extend their stay at Camp David to Monday morning after hosting weekend guests including George M. Humphrey and Gen. Alfred Gruenther. Eisenhower made a surprise visit to Frederick Airport Sunday morning before returning to Camp David.

Thormont Eisenhower Camp David Catechin Mountain Lodge Washingt George M. Humphrey Humphrey

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