Residential Home Lots and Builds Approved in County
County and state road health and zoning authorities approve multiple new houses in the Freder ick area. Properties range from a $16,000 six room brick veneer on Canterbury Drive to a $5,700 four room frame home on Harney Road, with buyers including Melvin and Beauford Oden and Royce C Rice among others.
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Canterbury Drive
Pembrooke Road
Tulip Hill
Melvin and
Beauford Oden
Grant Place
Frederick
Crickenberger Road
Charles O. Taylor
RFD
Mount Ary
Howard
Betty Brandenberg
Smaithsburg
Fish Hatchery Road
US 15
Royce C Rice
Bath
Ray Dayton
Thurmont
Bethel Road
Joseph B. Delauter
Byersville
Harmony Road
Harmony
Renner Road
Warner Road
Harney Road
Emmitsburg
Alfred C. Hahn
RFD 3
Annexing Action Postponed in Woodsboro Council Meeting
The Woodsboro Town Council postponed annexation plans due to lack of a survey. A Frederick City surveyor failed to be found, so the town will search outside Frederick County. In the interim, the council approved frost repair for streets and hired Richard F. Kline Construction of Frederick for roughly $1,500 to complete street improvements this week.
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Woodsboro
Frederick City
Glade Valley
Frederick County
Richard F. Kline
Fredenck
Building Permits Approved for 9 Private Homes
Nine county building permits for private homes totaling 105700 in value were approved at the Assessment Office in the Courthouse last week among the new homes.
West Meadow Road project and local court notes
Construction plans described for rooms bath and basement and cairport on the west side of Meadow s Road near Route 144 by William R Cromwell of RED 6 Frederick following an accident on West Second Street where Diver hit a tree. Officer Calvin L Phillips noted a preceding truck turning into a private driveway. Edwin F Nikirk said no evidence Divel interfered with another vehicle. Charles William Brown 27 of East Street found guilty of trespassing with a suspended $50 fine and costs. Brown charged June 6 by Miss Dorothy Orem. Trene Dorothy Tracey 42 of South Carroll Street acquitted of assault and battery charged June 4 by Mrs Elizabeth I Fisher. Brady Allen Cox 41 of Pikeville found guilty of intoxication and possessing an alcoholic beverage in a public park. sentenced to jail for 550 days in default of…
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Calvin L Phillips
West Second Street
Phillips
Divel
Edwin F Nikirk
Charles William Brown
East Street
Brown
Dorothy Orem
Trene Dorothy Tracey
South Carroll Street
Elizabeth I. Fisher
Brady Allen Cox
Pikesville
Montgomery marker to honor Daniel Carroll set at Forest Glen
The Montgomery County Historical Society will dedicate a historical marker next Sunday at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Forest Glen road in Silver Spring. Daniel Carroll, member of the first Continental Congress and signer of the Constitution, was the brother of John Carroll, the first Catholic Archbishop of the United States.
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Montgomery County Historical Society
Daniel Carroll
Knights of Columbus
Forest Glen Road
Silver Spring
Carroll
First Continental Congress
John Carroll
United States
City Motorist Is Acquitted
Robert Lee Divel, 24, of East South Street, was acquitted of interfering with the safe operation of another vehicle by Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett in Magistrate's Court Monday. Divel was arrested April 26.
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Robert Lee Divel
East South Street
Stanley Y. Bennett
Divel
Former major league pitcher Elmer Stricklett dies at 87
Elmer Stricklett, who claimed to invent the spitball, died Sunday night in a nursing home at age 87. He pitched for the Brooklyn Dodgers from 1905 to 1907 after a career with Kansas City, Toledo, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Chicago White Sox and Milwaukee, and said he developed the spitball in 1902 with the Pacific Coast League's Sacramento club.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Elmer Stricklett
Stricklett
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sacramento
Glasco
Kan
Kansas
City
Toledo
Los Angeles
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee
Psychiatric Care Cost Cut at Montgomery Clinic
Bethesda Maryland AP Montgomery County Community psychiatric clinic slashed per hour costs from 21.80 to 12.50 through streamlined staff procedures. Dr Charles E Simmons reports 7,800 patient hours last year versus 6,000 in 1962 and notes a shift toward shared responsibility by staff and patients.
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Bethesda, Md
Montgomery County
Charles E. Simmons
Dr. Simmons
Savannahs Maiden Transatlantic Voyage Begins
The nuclear powered vessel Savannah sailed from New York on its first transatlantic journey. The ship will reach Bremerhaven Germany on June 18 carrying 289 tons of general cargo and 6000 bags of mail.
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New York
Savannah
Bremerhaven
Germany
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Baker Park
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West All Saints Street
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