Thurmont Graduates Celebrate 81 Diplomas at Commencement
Thurmont High School awarded eighty one diplomas this week at commencement exercises. A long list of graduates is provided by row, including Harry Baltzell, Ethel Alexander, Earle Boller, Juanita Athey, James Brown, Phyllis Bentzeil, and many others across seven rows. The ceremony also noted school officers President Wayne Martin and Vice President David Webb, with secretary Christine Wireman and treasurer Nancy Hoke among faculty and staff.
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Thurmont
Thurmont High School
Harry Baltzell
Ethel Alexander
Earle Boller
Juanita Athey
James Brown
Phyllis Bentzeil
Thomas Brown
Patricia Black
Leslie Buhrman Jr
Lar II
Wayne Martin
David Webb
Eileen Thatcher
Gary Whitmore
Margaret Wastler
Judy Ridenour
Nancy Hoke
Christine Wireman
Paul Wireman
Linda Wireman
Dale Zentz
Alpha Wisotzkey
Helen Yingling
Lovettsville Lutherans Honor Rev Kretsinger
Lovettsville Lutheran Parish churches honored Rev M W Kretsinger with a surprise birthday, tenth anniversary of ordination, and ten years serving the Lovettsville Parish at New Jerusalem Church. About 200 attendees included Kretsinger family, local pastors, and visitors from Washington and Pennsylvania.
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Lovettsville Lutheran
New Jerusalem
Zion
Bethel
New Jerusalem Church
M. W. Kretsinger
Lovettsville
Sammy George
Church Council
John Lemp
Pastor Kretsinger
Bernard Kretsinger
Judy Kretsinger
Richard Manning
Gettysburg, Pa
Seminary
Capital Heights
Ralph Miller
Brunswick
Carl Douglas
Robert Stith
Leesburg, Va
Changing Copters In Viet Nam Shaggy Shawnees Leave VN Skies
TAN HIEP Viet Nam AP report on the H21 helicopters nicknamed Shaggy Shawnees as they depart, their role in combat and supply missions, pilots’ fondness, and the transition to UHIB Hueys. Includes note on 120th Aviation Co. oldest helicopter unit and a graduate from Air Force instructor school James L. LeCompte.
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Tan Hiep
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
UHIB
U.S
120Th Aviation Co
Frederick Memorial Hospital picnic draws about 800 attendees
The Frederick Memorial Hospital committee expects around 800 people to attend the annual family picnic on June 18 from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses Residence garden. Mrs. Ken Hersperger chairs the event with a committee including Mary Poole, Dolores Sigafoose, Irene Toth, Frank Adams, and William Gouker. Admiral Allen G. Quynn will offer greetings, and awards will be given by Administrator P. David Youngdahl.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Georgianna Houck Simmons
Charles H. Woodman
Allen G. Quynn
Ken Hersperger
Frederick Memorial
Mary Poole
R.N
Dolores Sigafoose
Irene Toth
Frank R. Adams
William I. Gouker
P. David Youngdahl
Katherine Price
John M. Ladino
Yellow Springs
Carl Esterly
Judy Rudy
Births Reported June 9 12
Birth notices list several families with new additions. Mr and Mrs Frederick Weller announce a third child a daughter Marjorie Jo born Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Weedon welcome Rick Parnell born Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Roy Teagle report Bradley Wade born Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charles A Brown welcome Charles Anspace force born mid week. The lieutenant is Gaithersburg High School graduate who earned a BA at UNC and ROTC commission in 1962. His wife is daughter of James K Biles of Winston Salem, Co.
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Thony Je
Brown
Helena Brannson
Poolesville
Jack Kling
RFD
Adamstown
Laurie Gale
George Bender Jr
East Sixth Street
Lynn Laurene
Leroy D. Stitely
Walkersville
Teresa Lynn
Aubrey D.grossnickle
Etzler Road
Frederick
Jamie Deneen
Oscar P. Flock Jr
East Brunswick
Teresa Suzanne
Colton E. Watts, Jr
Lincoln Apartments
Dale Edward
William G. Twiggs
Thurmont
William James
Europe Faces Inflation Fight Risk to U S Economy
AP reports Europe's inflation battle and rate hikes may pull U S investment home and lift U S rates. Denmark Netherlands Britain Switzerland Germany Italy all raised loan or bank rates while the Fed's discount rate stays at 3 percent, risking slower business and delayed consumer buying.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Europe
United States
U.S
American
National Bank of
Denmark
Netherlands
Italy
Federal Reserve
Change Of Venue Refused For Baltimore Delegate
Baltimore Judge J Harold Grady refused a change of venue for Del Chester W Tawney D Balto facing trial on obstruction of justice charges. He ruled lawyers failed to prove prejudice against Tawney and that venue change was unwarranted.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
House of Delegates
J. Harold Grady
Del
Chester W. Tawney
D-Balto
Conspirator Tawney faces witness hiding charge in bribery case
Tawney is charged with conspiracy to hide a witness needed for testimony at a policeman's bribery trial. The defendant is alleged to have connections in the area. The case centers on preventing testimony in a state case.
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Tawney
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