Palmer remembered for public service and banking leadership
The obituary details Palmer’s long career in banking culminating as vice president after the Citizens Bank and FMB merger in 1953. It lists his education at Boys High School 1922, banking courses, and memberships including clock collectors, antique auto, Kiwanis, and church roles. He held leadership in Mountaindale Sunday School for 40 years and contributed to Lewistown civic groups, the Lewistown Community Hall project, and Frederick Fair Grounds society.
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American Institute of Banking
LaSalle Correspondence School
National Association of Clock Collectors
American Antique Automobile Association
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mountaindale Union Sunday School
Lewistown
Lewistown Grange
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Domestic Building and Loan Association
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Corn leaf blight threats grow amid armyworm scare
Dr Morgan says no true cure for corn leaf blight. spraying only preventive and costly, with repeated applications as new leaves emerge. Farmers should monitor fields, plan prevention for next year, rotate crops, and consider seed or soil treatments. DEW ixie Early Warning supports alert efforts. blight spread hinges on weather and vigilance. The Nine Old Men phrase origins noted by Pear son and Allen.
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Maryland
New Judges Barred From Fund Dinners
Baltimore AP report says Maryland District Court judges must not attend political fund raising events under the new Canons of Judicial Ethics. Chief Judge Robert F. Sweeney says such attendance amounts to a public endorsement and partisan activity. Canon XXVII prohibits political speeches and party fundraising or leadership roles by judges.
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Lee's Marijuana Trial Begins in Montgomery County
A pre trial conference started at 9 am in Judge Stuart Hamill's chambers to set ground rules for hearing motions in the narcotics case against Joseph Lee and co defendants in Montgomery County. Nineteen lawyers were noted in the proceedings.
Phone Picketing and Strike Impacts Rise in Maryland
The 95 member local CWA chapter began phone picketing at 6 30 am with signs through noon and token pickets daily during work hours. MTU members largely crossed picket lines while some county nonunion workers honored the strike. Officials warn service will deteriorate as the dispute persists amid limited talks with Bell. Garrett County Circuit Court docket includes 50 motions and charged marijuana possession against Lee, son of Maryland Lt Gov Blair Lee III.
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