Hamfest at Armory Opens Sunday with Prizes
On Sunday August 4 the event at the Armory begins at 10 a.m. with a MARS meeting a swap session and a prize drawing. The top prize for the ham radio fest is a Swar 3000 Sideband Transceiver. Equipment displays will be open for visitors to inspect.
Hagerstown Man To Air At Hamfest in Winchester
Philip N. Hunter of Hagerstown Eastern Division Manager Potomac Edison to MC the Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club Hamfest banquet. The event draws about 700 operators and families to Winchester Virginia for August 3 4 activities.
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Hagerstown
Potomac Edison
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
Winchester
George B. Ritter
Richard E. Rush
Hunter
Lee-Jackson
Winchester National Guard
Martinsburg
Charles Town
W. Va
SWARC
Shenandoah
Apple Capital
Gaver Reunion Held Recently At Middletown
The Gaver descendants of George Dallas and Martha Hes son held their first reunion at the Specht home in Middletown with 45 attendees. Harry Warshmn led plans to repeat next year on July 20 at the Raritan Club Pavilion Wolfsville, inviting all Gaver descendants.
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George Dallas
Martha Hesson
Paul Specht
RFD
Middletown
Harry Warshmn
Raritan Club
Morgan Mill
Wolfsville
Dorothy Specht
Kenneth
Frederick
Mary E. Specht
Robert Specht
Berne
Richard A. Keller
Susan
Mike
Albert Harshman
Myersville
Nevin Smith
Jeffrey
Teresa
Charles Smith
Allan
Earl Smith
Donald E. Smith
Hagerstown
Harry Harshman
Paul Harp
Smithshoro
Walter Specht
Randy Roberts
George Dallas Specht
Donald E. Specht
Donnie
Wayne
Charles E. Specht
Larry
Robert
Brenda
Amos A. Ahal
James and
William Specht
Shafer Says Nixon Leads But Rockefeller Has Strong Chance
Governor Shafer during a two week Rockefeller campaign tour in Michigan said Nixon is far ahead now but Rockefeller has an excellent chance at the Republican nomination. He noted an open convention possibility and commented on Pennsylvania's 1964 delegates to the Miami Beach meeting.
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Lansing
Mich
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Michigan
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Shafer
New York
Nixon
Rebekah Lodge Holds Regular Meeting
Twenty five members and two visitors attended the regu lar meeting of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge last Friday evening with the Noble Grand Mrs Edith Trussell presiding. The lodge charter was draped in memory of former Past President Florence De Bow who died July 5. The Judge held its annual picnic Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at Monocacy Village Park. The Past Noble Grands will visit the Aged Cottage at The IOOF Home Thursday evening for the monthly birthday party. The next regular meeting will be June 26 when the Rebekah Degree will be conferred on candidates from Centennial Lodge Oak Grove Rebekah Lodge and Samaratan Rebekah Lodge.
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Centenial Lodge
Oak Grove Rebekah Lodge
Samartan Rebekah Lodge
Area Fire Units Win in Parade At Upper Montgomery Parade
Frederick County volunteers won multiple honors at the Upper Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Department parade in Beallsville. Highlights include the Frederick County Highlighters as top appearing majorettes, Guardian Hose Company Thurmont for longest distance apparatus, Mount Airy VFC for best appearing pumper under 300 gpm, Gaithersburg for best appearing fire company, Browningsville for best appearing band, Cabin John Park for best appearing pumper over 500 gpm and oldest piece of equipment, Damascus for most in line, Hyattstown for best appearing ladies auxiliary, Rockville for best appearing laddered truck, Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue Squad for best appearing squad car, and Hyattstown for best appearing ambulance.
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Frederick County
Cabin John Park
Damascus
Hyattstown
Rockville
Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue Squad
Hyatts Town
Martinsburg Air Guard Receives New Name and Mission
The 167th Military Airlift Group in Martinsburg West Virginia will become the 167th Aeromedical Airlift Group on August 1. The unit retains nine C 121 Super Constellation aircraft and shifts to a patient movement emphasis after earlier plans for deactivation. It has supported the Military Airlift Command on domestic and offshore missions including bases in Alaska Newfoundland Labrador Bermuda.
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Air National Guard
Martinsburg
167Th Military Airlift Group
167Th Aeromedical Airlift Group
167Th
Air Force
West Virginia Guardsmen
Military Airlift Command
Alaska
Newfoundland
Labrador
Bermuda
Flight nurses aid aeromedical evacuations abroad
Puerto Rico, the Canal Zone, and Guantanamo Bay Cuba are served by aeromedical evacuation flights. Each flight typically includes one flight nurse and two male medical specialists. Guard nurses have completed a six week flight nurse course at the School of Aerospace Medicine Brooks AFB Texas.
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Puerto Rico
Canal Zone
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Guard
School of Aerospace Medicine
Brooks Afb
Texas
Lion Cub Jailed At Chicago Police Station
A month old African lion cub weighing 63 pounds was kept behind bars at the Chicago Avenue district police station after Gary Spine, 25, brought it in and offered to donate it. He said the cub was brought from Africa after its mother died and was kept in custody as a precaution.
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Chicago
Chicago Avenue District
Gary Spine
Ito
Africa
Walter L Kennedy seeks fifth term in Vermont House
Honest Politician Walter L Kennedy Republican from Chelsea announces re election bid in a Tuesday press release The 48 year old car dealer says he has three children one wife and one horse and acknowledges limited resources but needs the money Kennedy is aiming for a fifth term
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Montpelier
Walter L. Kennedy
Chelsea
Kennedy
Libertytown Alumni Plan 8th Reunion
The Libertytown High School Alumni Association will hold its eighth annual meeting Saturday.
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Libertytown
Libertytown High School Alumni Association
Evening program at Liberty town fire hall in Chestertown
On July 20 the Liberty town fire hall hosts an evening program starting with a lucky hour at 6 30 dinner at 7 30 a business meeting then dancing and rentertainment from 9 to midnight Historic Chestertown on Maryland's Eastern Shore and a small private coeducational liberal arts college is listed, enrolling 656 students with about half pursuing graduate study.
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Libertytown
Chestertown
Maryland
United States
Miss Gladden Ward Wins Scholarship to Washington College
Miss Gladden Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald E Ward of 1205 Motter Ave has been awarded an unrestricted scholarship to attend Washington College in Chestertown She is a recent graduate of Sandy Spring Friends School and Washington College located in
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Stee Gladden Ward
Donald E. Ward
Motter Ave
Washington College
Chestertown
Miss Ward
Sandy Spring
Record Insurance Set For Maryland
Maryland families ended 1967 with a record $198 billion of life insurance in force, an increase of $2 billion during the year, the Institute of Life Insurance reports.
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New York
Maryland
Institute of Life Insurance Reports
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