Court News Courtship and property deeds listed in court notices
Court news items record marriage licenses for Foltz and Smith, Cann and Lee, Watts and Barnard, Schofield and Yates, Lesher, and others. The list also itemizes real estate deeds transferring properties among John Manberz, Lincoln Homes of Frederick, Inc, Sky-One Estates, Horizon tal Property, and multiple couples and trustees across Frederick County.
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Kenneth T Foltz
Middletown
Victoria J. Smith
Braddock Heights
Gene Sylvester Cann
Nancy Louie Lee
Dickerson
Dallas Watts
Linda Louise Barnard
Frederick
Arnold Wiliam Schofield
Pauline Zoerb Yates
John H. Manberz
Harrishire
Deborah M. Lesher
Camp Hill
Robert Lee van Fossen
Horace J. Costley
Maude
Smth
Roberta F Devilbiss
Clyde A Hoggatt
Paul G Hausler
State Road Commission of
Mad
Sadie N Anderson Shrader
John W Robinson
William L Shelton
Clarence H Lenhart
Paul G Nelson
Melkin Johnson
Cout Arthur Strude
Charles W. Harper
County County Properties Inc
Sky- One Estates Inc
County Ausherman Construction Company
Gary D. Lehman
Wife
County
Jack A. Smith
Oscar
Linganore Teacher Attends Summer Institute in Earth Science
Linganore High School teacher John Fradiska Jr joins an eight week Summer Institute in Earth Science at Indiana University, funded by the National Science Foundation. The program runs through August 12 with four days of instruction weekly, lab work, field trips, and visits to a quarry and coal mines while studying weather, geology, and the physics of the earth under director Thomas G. Perry.
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John Fradiska Jr
Walkersville
Linganore High School
Indiana University
National Science Foundation
Thomas G. Perry
Adamstown GI To Serve In Viet Nam
Adamstown youth Hoffman Jr. 20 leaves for Viet Nam after surgery to meet Army acceptance. He graduated Frederick High School in 1964 and failed a physical but pursued enlistment to protect his country. He served with Army Security and later National Security Agency after training at Fort Gordon and Fort Dix. He served 18 months in Oklahoma and will report to Vietnam after a brief leave.
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Trumon . Hoffman Jr
Frederick High School
Hoffman
Marion T Hoffman
Army Security
Corey
National Security Agency
Fort Gordon
Georgia
Fort Dix
Okinawa
Vietnam
Premium List Issued For Washington Fair
The 111th Hagerstown Fair runs August 8 to 13 at the fairgrounds. Entries close for cattle July 27, sheep and swine by July 30, horticultural and household by August 6, and 4 H Club entries by July 21. Grandstand acts include Jack Kochman’s Hell Drivers on August 10 and 11. Amusements of America will again operate the midway.
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Hagerstown
Amusements of America
Hough Reappointed To Maryland State Fair Board
Governor Tawes named ERB Hough to a second three year term on the Maryland State Fair Board. Tawes praised his valued service to the state and people and his ongoing public devotion. Hough received his commission on July 14 from Howard County Clerk W Harvey Hill.
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Tawes
Erb
Dick? Hough
Maryland State Fair Board
Hough
Howard County
Harvey Hill
Brush Fire Fought Along Rail Right Of Way
A brush fire burned along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad right of way near Point of Rocks yesterday afternoon. The Carroll Manor Fire Company reported the blaze and Brunswick and Carroll Manor companies responded to the alarm.
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Point of Rocks
Baltimore & Oho
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Brunswick
Carroll Manor
Fat Max ties widen fashion at Brooks Brothers store
In New York Brooks Brothers debuts four inch Fat Max ties targeting Ivy Leaguers and ad men, signaling a shift from slender to wide neckwear. Competitors J Press and Chipp also stock wide styles as Harvard Yale trends spread, with prices likely higher to cover extra silk costs.
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New York
Brooks Brothers
Madison Avenue
Wall Street
Brooks
Richard Whiting
J. Press and
Chipp
43Rd Street
Press
Cabots
Rockefellers
Harvard
Yale
John F. Kennedy
Democrats Bar Negro From Political Outing
Arthur A King, a Black candidate for the Maryland House of Delegates, was barred from the Prince Georges County Young Democrats picnic at a Rosaryville estate. Host Thomas Yewell, citing his father-in-law Edward Smith, said no Negroes would be admitted, detailing prior statements against including colored guests. King said the event was promised open access and described the moment as shocking.
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MT. Rainier
Arthur
King
House of Delegates
Prince Georges County
Young Democrats
Thomas Yewell
Yewell
Edward Smith
Ros
Aryville Road
Lord Baltimore
Las
Man Held In Attack Of Woman Trapped In Elevator
Washington man Joseph W. Davis, 28, has been charged with criminally attacking a 68 year old woman. He entered a northwest apartment elevator, pushed control buttons, and shoved her. The woman used judo blows to fight back and trap him in the automatic elevator cab. Police report the struggle occurred Saturday in which the former federal employee was alone in the car.
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Washington (Ap
Joseph W. Davis
Washington
Davis
Northwest
Virginia Couple Die In Weekend Highway Crash
A Virginia couple Kenneth E. Hallaway 44 of Springfield and his wife Hannah 43 died in a weekend highway crash on the John F Kennedy Highway between Havre de Grace and the Susquehanna River Bridge after their car collided with another vehicle.
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Virginia
Maryland
Kenneth E. Hallaway
Springfield
Hannah
John F. Kennedy
Havre de Grace
Susquehanna River Bridge
Ocean City Skyride Fall Injures Youths
Two Montgomery County youths escaped serious injury when a skyride basket jumped a pulley at Ocean Playland in Ocean City. Charles Gardner 16 Wheaton and Allen Gross 15 Bethesda suffered minor cuts and were treated and released at Ocean City Medical Center. A third boy Robert Hudson 15 Delaware also received treatment. Police said all three, employed by the park, were in the same basket shortly before midnight Saturday when the accident occurred.
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Ocean City
Ocean Playland
Bethesda
Ocean City Medical Center
Robert Hudson
Delaware
Miss Damascus crowned in local beauty contest
Lynda Elaine Musgrove of Mullinix Mill Road Damascus was named Miss Damascus at the Firemen's Carnival beauty contest. She was crowned by Brenda Magers, the 1955 Miss Damascus. Runner up was Sandi Ann Johnson of Main Street Damascus, with Reba Ann Merson of Beall Avenue in Damascus in third. Judges included Calvin Sanders Rockville attorney Ray Smith Montgomery County deputy sheriff and Woodrow Main local barber.
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Lynda Elaine Musgrove
Damascus
Mullinix Mill Road
Musgrove
Brenda Magers
Sandi Ann Johnson
Main Street
Reba Ann Merson
Beall Avenue
Calvin Sanders
Rockville
Ray Smith
Montgomery County
Woodrow Main
Revered Masters and Cubist Pioneers Mentioned
The text notes Raphael’s reputation as The Divine. It explains beaver castoreum with its strong odor used in medicine and perfumery. It recalls Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque as founders of the cubist school of painting.
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Pablo Picasso
Georges Braque
Painting
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