Hood College to honor two alumnae during Alumnae Weekend
Hood College will recognize two outstanding alumnae during its annual Alumnae Weekend June 4 to 6 on campus. The program includes an Alumnae Luncheon at 12 noon June 5 in Coblentz Dining Hall with speaker Dr. Young. An 1893 Club induction and a 1932 reunion dinner precede a series of events.
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Hood College
Hood
Colege
Coblentz
Oh Retin A
Bude
Pca
Ede
Martha E. Church
Rosenstock Hall
Sarah Lester Remsberg
Middletown
Young
University of Pennsylvania
William Smith College
Geneva
N.Y
Local Frederick Newspaper Listing and Pricing Notes
The item notes a daily publication schedule excluding Sundays and holidays, regional delivery within the marketing area, a monthly price of 4 25 by mail and 280 by carrier, publisher Great Southern Printing and Mig Co at PO Box 578 200 East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland. It refers to second class postage in Frederick Maryland.
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Great Southern Printing & Mig Co
East
Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Hughes signs 2 million for Ballenger Creek jail project
Governor Hughes signed a 2 million dollar bill to fund Ballenger Creek jail in Frederick County, allocating half from state and matching funds. Construction could begin by mid August with bid award anticipated by August 1, while completion dates remain undetermined. Several local officials attended the signing in Annapolis as other tax and education measures also took effect July 1, 1982.
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Frederick
Ballenger Creek
Harry R. Hughes
Board of County Commissioners
Maryland
Galen R. Clagett
Clagett
del. Julien P. Delphey
Frederick Washington
David M. Doxten
Robert Tansey
Delphey
South Street
Annapolis
Statehouse
Hughes
House
Ways and Means Committee
Iine
Area Jugmiuers Ad Lerey Aed
Del
Raymond E. Beck
Carroll
State Senate
Baltimore
Senate
Frederick County
Charles H. Smelser
Edward P. Thomas
Eustalco Aluminum Company
Bethlehem Steel
Sparrows Point
General Assembly
County man convicted of shooting two pet dogs
A Pitman Road man Russell Rice, 52, was convicted of shooting two dogs owned by Mountaindale Road residents. He faces up to three years in prison and up to $2,500 for each destruction of property charge. Cruelty counts were dismissed. Deputies later found a rifle and ammunition at Rice’s home.
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Pitman Road
Mountaindale Road
Russell Rice
Division of Parole and Probation
Donald Grossnickle
Barry Newman
Glenn Miller
Newman
Thomas H. May
Rice
Stanley Y. Bennett
Charles Wedge
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frederick
Wedge
Bennett
State Employment Security Administration
William Kalis
Olive Cejka
Middletown
Michael John Burkhardt
Woodlyn Road
State trooper injured in 1 495 crash near Persimmon Tree
Maryland State Police officer ACCOTGING to a report was struck and left in stable condition after a multi vehicle incident on 1 495 two tenths of a mile west of Persimmon Tree Road. A 1982 Lincoln driven by Stephen Callahan collided with the tow truck and Plymouth Volare, pushing them into the officer and tow operator. Callahan suffered a serious condition while other victims received treatment and were released. Callahan faced a charge of failure to drive in a single lane and negligent driving.
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Maryland
Tor Franklin E Wastler
Frederick County
Persimmon Tree Road
Rockville
Wastler
Waster
Poot Richard
Bethesda
Mary Gardner
Fairfax
Richard Gable
Stephen Callahan
San Diego
Calif
Wastier
Gable
Shou-Lan Wong
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Suburban Hospital
Callahan
Suburban
Ed Waters Jr
Music camp scheduled July 18-24
The State College Music Department will run its second Senmer Music Camp the week of July 18. It offers band chorus jazz ensemble small ensembles music theory literature conducting keyboard and opera workshop with private lessons optional. Campers stay in dorms or commute. fee $175 including meals and activities. Frostburg camp details via Robert H Hearson.
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State College
Campefren
Frostburg
Sponsue Uy
FCC Department al Muaie
FSC Foundation
Robert H. Hearson
Rain fall reports and crop notes from Frederick County
Green Valley measured .80 inch of rain on Tuesday while Brunswick observer Ray Hogan logged .70 inch and Mount Airy’s Vernon Graff noted 1.35 inches. Farmers report thriving crops overall though some corn fields washed out by recent heavy rains and replanting occurred. Grain crops largely holding up though some fields are down, potentially lowering yield. abundant rains may help later hay production.
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Green Valley
Brunswick
Ray Hogan
Mount Airy
Vernon Graff
Joseph Free
Frederick County
Free
Potter to seek Ath term on MontCo council
Montgomery County Council President Neal Potter announced plans to run for a fourth term in the second council district. He cited taxation, efficient government, and open space preservation as priorities while noting past tensions with Esther Gelman and David Scull. Potter said he will seek endorsements and remains supportive of Joan Hatfield, who filed as a Democratic candidate.
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Montgomery County
Neal Potter Tueeday
White
Charles W. Gilchrist
Potter
Gilchrist
Democratic Central Committee
Stanton
Gildenborn
Esther
Gelman
Board of Realtors
County Chamber of Commerce
Power
Rac Union
Hatfield
Maryland Trust Fund For
Montgomery County Drug Abuse Commission
Harry Hughes
Natorial
C Gov
Jerry Brown
Argentine seeks non-aligned support in Falkland crisis
Argentine Foreign Minister Nicanor Costa Mendez arrived in Havana to appeal for non-aligned backing as he met with Cuban President Fidel Castro. More than 40 foreign ministers from four countries were to attend an opening address by Cuban Foreign Minister Isidoro Malmierca, with Costa Mendez planning a brief stay and talks amid Cuba’s vocal support for Argentina in the South Atlantic crisis.
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Havana
Nicanor Costa Mendes
Falkland Islands
Costa Mendez
Isidoro Malmierca
Fidel Castro
Argentina
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