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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1969

Page

3

Timely quote on funding schools amid delay tactics

George D. Fischer of the National Education Association urges immediate funding for schools. He criticizes plans surveys advisory councils and studies as delaying tactics and says action is now, already late.

George D. Fischer National Education Associations

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick Memorial Hospital reports numerous births with parents from Frederick and surrounding towns. The notices include first and second children, sons and daughters, with names such as Mark Aaron, Shawn, James Robert, Tricia Laon, Pameline, Philip, William Franklin II, David Nelson, Thomas Welnam, Donna Lynn, Robert Wayne, Wendi Lynn, Christopher David, Paula Ann, Arnold Jeffery, William Anthony, and more. Many entries list street addresses, relatives, and weekend days of birth.

Tricia Laon Priday Echer Deborah Smith Hurbittssine Sp Sand Starrs Hubbard Harutis Place Port Detrich Pameline Hiab D. Line Vic Downtwn Ort Bere Rich Philip Mra William TE Hank Jir Red Prederich William Franklin HI Blank Vichie Hetson Frederic

Tyeryar and Smith Families Welcome New Sons

Fourth child and third son born to Mr. and Mrs. William Tyeryar Sr and fifth child of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith III arrive on Thursday. Jack Eugene identified as second son of the Tyeryar family while Michael Callin is noted as another newborn on the same day.

Kenneth Nelson Rice Drd St David Nelson Sunedas Rice Thanes Korrell Frederick Walter 2 Marjon HPD 2 Lovettsville Thomas Welnam Sundus Mhoais Thonas Byles Ey API Sec Michael P. P Squires New Market Christopher David Luesday Paul Fue Pene Toms Last Moser Road Thurmont Paula Ann Joms Dale Ann Elder Carmitsburg Alee Harris Sr Adamstown Arnold Jeffery Rank R. Sadillo Airy William Anthony Sadillo Mary Ann Grimm Washington B.c Edward J. Kahler RED Keymar Jack Eugene William M. Tyeryar Willam Smith Michael Callin

Get Up Paint Let's Get Where We Ain't

Maryland troopers arrest two men after a pony used as a getaway vehicle is found tied to a tree near a tavern on US 40. Both suspects face attempted breaking and entering charges and are held in Cecil County jail in $2,000 bail.

Northeast Maryland State Police US 40 Cecil County

Pigs Trained For Game Hunt Prosper in Medieval England

Inhabitants of the New Forest were forbidden to keep hunting dogs yet poachers trained pigs to point and retrieve snipe partridges rabbits and other game. Trained pigs with sensitive noses sniff out underground truffles in southern France.

New Forest England France

Bowman Fuickinger Reunion Marks Tenth Gathering

The tenth Bowman Fuickinger reunion was held at the Union Bridge Community Center with a 1 pm buffet. Preston Sayler opened the meeting, Charles Crouse read a Bible passage, and a moment of silent prayer followed for the deceased. Officers elected include Blanchard Bowman president Richard Crouse vice president Jane Rosebroch secretary Hetty Haines treasurer Sam Bowman chaired next year’s Entertainment Committee. Prizes went to Harriet Bowman oldest woman Preston Sayler oldest man Becky Crouse youngest child Sally and Bob Baker most recently married couple Bonnie Theofield Timmy Munshour Ruth Boylan and Charles Crouse. Children performed drills baton shows and songs.

Union Bridge Preston Sayler Charles Crouse Mary Louise Theofield Blanchard Bowman Richard Crouse Jane Rosebroch Hetty Haines Sam Ll. Bowman Harriet Bowman Becky Crouse Sally Bob Baker Bonnie Theofield Timmy Munshour Ruth Boy-lan

Prince Charles Prefers Quiet Life Over Demonstrations

The 20 year old heir to the British throne, a university student, says he is not the marching or demonstrating type and distrusts mob influence. He emphasizes nonviolence and personal discretion in public actions.

Prince Charles

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