Vote Republican Our Candidates in Maryland 1954 58
A political notice promoting Republican candidates highlights a former Maryland House of Delegates member and 1962 state senator with ties to Frederick High School Bridgewater College the University of Baltimore and NYU. He served ten years as deputy clerk of the circuit court and holds memberships in Elks Moose American Legion AMVETS and the Church of the Brethren. Married with one daughter. DERLY GROWTH
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MD. House of Delegates
Frederick High School
Bridgewater College
U. of Baltimore
NYU
Elks Club
Moose
American Legion
Amvets
Church of the Brethren
Through Planning and Development Economic Government Run
A plan argues for an efficient, honest economic government guided by strategic development. It emphasizes prudent planning, transparent practices, and accountable leadership to advance growth and stability.
Frederick civic leader with long career in public service
A seasoned local figure recounts extensive public and private sector roles in Frederick. Former alderman and election official, retired county maintenance supervisor, longtime auctioneer and real estate practitioner. Active in churches, lodges, youth programs, and civic groups. owned auto parts business. served as county archivist and historian. involved in Scouts and local chambers. Married with three children.
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C&p Telephone
Pany
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Frederick Forest
Tall Cedars
Elks Lodge
Independent Hose Co
Frederick County
Federation of Men's Bible Clasaca
Pierce H. Gaver
County Board of Election
Republican
State Central Committee
Winchester Hall
County Assessment Office
Richard L. Shipley
E. B. Shipley Co. Auto
U. of Md
Tive
Grams
Trustee United Presbyterian
Boy Scout
Ellis
PTA
Independents
Emmett R. Bowlus
the Board of Aldermen
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Siastic
Glenmore
Rice’s Color Center
Frederick
Club
Chamber of Commerce
Gertend PB. Feage, Treg
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