Convention Activities Listed To Sertoma Club
Six Frederick Sertoma members attended the international convention in Washington with president John Lewis noting the emphasis on freedom. Guest Richard Barrett described tearing up his Rutgers diploma after a faculty member opposed U S involvement in Vietnam. Iszak spoke about hijacking a Hungarian airliner ten years earlier. A luncheon featured W C Sawyer of the Freedoms Foundation discussing the Freedom Creed.
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Sertoma Club
Washington
John Lewis
Richard Barrett
Viet Nam
Rutgers University
Barrett
United States
Lewis
Richard Oland
Frederick Ser
Water Flow Measuring Continues in Montgomery County
Two stream measuring stations in upper Montgomery County will stay in operation this year at Dawsonville and one near Rocks under a cooperative program. They will monitor stream levels and flows of Seneca Creek and the Potomac.
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Montgomery County Bureau
Montgomery County
Dawsonville
Cne of Rocks
Seneca Creek
Potomac
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission funds gaging program
River gauges at two stations are part of a U S Geological Survey program to track Maryland stream flow. The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission will contribute 3680 dollars for the fiscal year to continue its role in the gaging network started in 1970. Data support water supply, sewage disposal and flood control for the suburb, Tuxent and Anacostia rivers.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Maryland
Washington
Cumberland Woman Killed In Hagerstown
A Cumberland woman, Mrs. James L. Shaw, 51, died in a collision on U S 40 when a car driven by her husband struck a dump truck. He was listed in fair condition at Washington County Hospital as Maryland road deaths rose to 368 yesterday.
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Maryland
James L. Shaw
Cumberland
U.S. 40
Washington County
Convention closes with officers elected for American field service
The convention ended with officer elections led by Pat Thrash of Columbia as president and Jim Burchfield of Columbus as first vice president. Joseph S. Bonano and Robert Mallicoat were named second and third vice presidents, Fred Fontania reelected treasurer, while H Arethven became board chairman. Raymond Brehaut spoke on American Field Service and expansion plans in Frederick. Orville Bowersox attended as a guest.
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Columbia
S. C
Jim Burchfield
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph S. Bonano
Metaine
Robert Mallicoat
Beverly Hills
Cal
Fred B. Fontania
Port Arthur
Texas
H. Arethven
Lincoln
Nebraska
Raymond C. Brehaut
American Field Service
Frederick
Orville C. Bowersox
Peace Talks On Airlines Bog Down
Washington AP reports negotiations to stop a four day old airline strike stalled Monday with no progress. Carriers chief William J. Curtin and AFI-CIO official Joseph W. Ramsey said no advances, as Assistant Secretary James Reynolds urged a Tuesday morning return. In Mexico City, Pancho Villa could become a national hero with a street name and statue proposed by the Mexican Civic Association.
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Washington
William J. Curtin
Joseph W. Ramsey
Afi-Cio International Association of Machinists
James Reynolds
Reynolds
Villa
Mexico City
Mexican Civic Association
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Layman Family Holds Annual Family Meet at Husky Park
The seventh Layman Reunion was held recently at Husky Park with new officers elected Kenneth Layman president Lee Layman vice president Pat Brown secretary Larry Layman treasurer Gifts were presented to Bryan Layman youngest baby and Mr and Mrs Larry Layman most married Miss Maude Davis eldest lady Lawrence Fontz eldest man Ricky Miller won the door prize A large list of attendees includes Mr and Mrs George Layman Sr Jr Esterly Carl Layman and many others from the Layman family extended kinship noted.
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Husky Park
Kenneth Layman
Lee Layman
Pat Brown
Larry Layman
Bryan Layman
Maude Davis
Lawrence Fontz
Ricky Miller
George Layman Sr
George Layman Jr
Newell Esterly
Carl Layman
Stanley Gaver
Cheryl
Kevin
Candy
Pepper
George Brust
Brian
Debbie
Jesse Clark
Herman Layman
Raymond Lucas
Kenneth
Arthur
Wade
Walter
James Crouthamel
Rita Crouthamel
George Hemp
Mary Sweep
Dennis Sweep
Eva Hargaden
Pat
Anne Hargaden
Arlene Duke
Kathy
Allen
Jay
Wilmer Beachy
David
Linda
Lori
Reed Miller
Ricky
Melvin Muller
Jack Miller
Jack Brown
Keith
Greg
Lee Reichard
Steve
F H S Alumni Plan Annual Dinner Dance
Frederick High School Alumni Association schedules its annual dinner dance and business meeting for Saturday July 23 at Fort Detrick Officers Club. Cocktail hour at 6 dinner at 7 business meeting at 8 and dancing from 9 to 12 with Jerry Marrone and his orchestra. The highlight is the annual election.
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Frederick High School Alumni Association
Fort Det-rick
Jerry Marrone
Unopposed slate for officers and nine nominees for board
Earl F. Starr and James I. Ewing are unopposed for president and 1st vice president. Nancy Crum and Howard Strine vie for 2nd vice president. Kirk Cramer Jr and Betty Utterback vie for treasurer. Nine nominees for the board, four to be elected for two year terms, include Burger Crawford Hammond Hutzell Matter Staley Blumenauer Starr Stevens Stockman, withholdovers Brandenburg Crum Groff Hoffman.
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Earl F. Starr
James I. Ewing
Nancy (Hammaker) ‘Crum
Howard G. “Peck” Strine
Kirk D. Cramer, Jr
Betty Jane Utterback
Board of Directors
William §. Burger
Connie (Myers) Crawford
C. Leonard Hammond
Leslie V. Hutzell
John M. Matter
Charles A. “Chiz” Staley
June
Blumenauer
Clyde C. Crum
Joseph M. Groff
Frank L Hoffman
Alumni meeting ticket sales for Fort Hill group
James H Ke urges all FHS alumni to attend the annual meeting. Tickets cost at Hiltner Roelke East Patrick Street and Discount Supermart East Street or from officers. Sales close noon July 22. Nonmembers may join at the door and guests are welcome. Also notes: The United States paid Mexico 15 million for territory gained in the Mexican War.
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Hiltner - Roelke
East Patrick Street
East Street
FHS
Kepler
United States
Mexico
Dr King Maps Housing Drive For Chicago
Dr Martin Luther King Jr announced an action program centered on housing to make Chicago an open city after a two hour City Hall session with Mayor Richard J Daley. A list of demands was presented to the mayor during the meeting.
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Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
Richard J. Daley
Daley
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