County allocates 19000 for Libertytown School renovations
Libertytown School renovation funding cleared at 19 356.44 after Board of Commissioners vote. Board of Education asked 30 153.445 for acoustical ceilings heat plumbing tile and other items. Dorsey favored cuts while Horman pressed for more reductions.
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Board of County Commissioners
Libertytown
Board of Education
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Z. Horman
Dorsey
James A. Sensenbaugh
Renn
Horman
Zantzinger Acquitted Of Murder In Emerson Case
In Hagerstown the Washington County Circuit Court acquitted William D. Zantzinger of second degree murder in the death of Hart Carroll. The jury left standing one manslaughter charge and three assault charges, while final arguments were heard.
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Hagerstown
William D. Zantzinger
K. McLauchlin
Washington County
Zantzinger
Hart Carroll
Mrs. Carroll
Ethel Hill
Bell Bey Grette Gessell
Emersons
State Heads To Make Official Visit By Odd Fellows
Charles Ro Rum p secretary of King David Lede Noot of Odd Fellows announces an official visit by the Grand Master and staff of the Independent Grier of Odd Fellas of Batimore to LOOP Tempe on Wen Severth street Tuesday at pm. The remaining Grand Master Henry Haktpep and staff will preside over a program for the year featuring King David Lavice, Frederick Cey Lads, Tones J Letce, and the Good Samaritan Lodge. Attendance is requested by local members and special delegates attend. Gardiner Quill is named Nobile Grand of the hong David Lanige. RESFLA ARRESTED reports mock arrest of Algerian rebel leaders and government notes no comment.
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Charles Ro Rump
David Lede Noot
Odd Fellows
Grier
Odd Fellas
Batimore
Ail Mane
Loop Tempe
Wen Severth Street
Henry Haktpep
Diacus
Sahich
David Lavice
Frederick Cey
Hong David Lanige
Demonstration Day Draws 100 4H Members At West Frederick
About 100 4 H girls from Frederick County will Demonstration Day at West Frederick Junior High on Friday from 9 am to 4 pm. Lead organizer Miss Holly Akre reports a 2 percent rise from last year as county winners advance to district competition in Gaithersburg.
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West Frederick
Holly Akre
Gaithersburg
Kenneth E. Shiffler
Buckeystown
Frederick Fairgrounds
June Dudrow
Big Star
China
Doris Dorrell
Frederick City
Dawn Brown
Walkersville Sr
Horne Furnishings
Gail Webb
Ruth Webb
Urbana
Four Players Compete In Blue Gray Bridge Sectional Wins
The Blue Gray Sectional bridge tournament at the Francis Scott Key Hotel drew local players Nathan Jdacemm and Frank Rehmann among winners. Winners received the American Optical trophy with Mrs CM Knox and Mrs Carol Schrarts of Hagerstown honored. Later events included the Colonial Jewel TV trophy won by Tom Lach and James C Lipman of Washington, while Washington and Baltimore pairs earned top honors in other divisions.
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Frederick Bride Chats
Dnh
Fresenck Bridge Club
Nathan Jdacemm
Frank Rehmann
Runeram
Richard Muantond
Willam Burton
Banhume
Francis Scott Key
Aidrage
Charmen
Mami M. Wembers
Hora B. Rees
Robert Poleto
Gerald Yonelz
Inges Constittee
Werren
CM. Knox
Tom Lach
James C. Lipman
Washington
Rern
Terry Michaels Ant
Isra¢l Cohen
Ross Bowen
Harry Sternberg
Baltemore
Frank Holtamon
Rey Panner
Wastoneten
Ad Scem
James Lapman
Tyee Werdridee
Wachee
Frank Masiina
Leon Steamund
Remere
Ed Rrami Lazar
Baitang
Jarmes Larmnan
Washmaten
Sammers
Fredenck News-Post
Douglas Groves
Elizabeth Wharton
Washington Pinoreseco
RL Landeri
Nareddinesses
Wabbington
Tri State Elks Parade Marks End of Convention
A two and one half hour parade through downtown will close the Tri State Elks four day convention. It starts 12 30 p m at Seventh and Market and proceeds south on Market then west on All Saints to South Bentz street. Floats bands and participants from Maryland Delaware and DC will march with King Calvin Swann and Queen Mrs Oswell France aboard floats. Little Miss Tri State Pamela Groomes rides another. Parking restrictions apply on Market and West All Saints.
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Tri-State
Elks
Seventh
Market Streets
Market
All Saints
South Bentz Street
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Calvin Swann
Mountain City Lodge
Oswell France
Emma Williams Temple
Catonsville
Pamela Groomes
Charles Groomes
Market Street
West All Saints Street
Amy Warden
Bernard Harris Sr
Asbury Methodist Church
Forbes H. Burgess
Frederick County
Madeline B. Fennell
Kent County School Board
Hope Hill Methodist Myf
Percy V. Williams
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Frederick County Health Department
Freda
Dell
Tuberculosis Association
Woman to Be Charged With Murder in Hartack Death
Charles Town AP reports Jefferson County prosecutor John Skinner says a Sacarand Winchester, Va woman will be charged with murder in the shooting death of Wilam Hartack Sr. She is to be discharged from a hospital soon and an inquest is planned. Hartack was found with a bullet wound and dying near his home. a gun with six spent bullets was recovered. The case centers on a fatal shooter at the Hartack residence and plans for future proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. Va
John C. Skinner
Jefferson County
Winchester
Wilam Hartack
Skinner
Frances Brat
Hartack
Spckes
Frat
Five Day Weather Outlook For Western Maryland
Clear to fair conditions expected with normal temperatures. Some light showers possible Thursday or Friday. Total precipitation around a quarter inch. No significant day to day temperature changes anticipated.
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Osu
Maryland
Kennedy Adenauer discuss NATO nuclear navy and East West talks
President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer met for two hours in Bonn to discuss creating a multinational NATO nuclear navy and to review East West negotiations in Moscow on a nuclear test ban treaty. Salinger noted a communique would follow and described talks on trade with the European Common Market.
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Bonn
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
NATO
United States
Europe
Moscow
White House
Pierre Salinger
Adenauer
Palais Schaumburg
Berlin
East Germany
Salinger
U.S
Cologne
Bad Godesberg
Acquitted In Alcohol Charge In Mt Airy Case
A year old, Earl Rippean of Mt Airy was acquitted of being a minor in possession after defense motion for directed verdict. Thomas Harding, 22, of West Fifth Street, had dismissal for contributing to delinquency. Both were arrested June 15 near the Route 26 and U S 15 junction by Trooper Twigg over a car with overheated radiator. Bernard Smith, 25, of Sykesville, was fined $10 and five days in jail for drunkenness on a public highway.
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Mr. Airy
Robert K. Kennedy
Earl Thomas Rippean
RFD 4
Mt. Airy
Edwin F. Nikirk
Thomas Edward Harding
West Fifth Street
MD. 26
U. S. 15
Charles KR. Twigg
Twigg
Ripepean
Rippean
Twigs
Rippeen
Harding
Rippeon
Bernard A. Smith
Sykesville
Smith
Paul C. Crutchley
Labertytown
Pope pledges to seek international peace and cordial Vatican ties
Pope Paul VI pledged to promote peace based on truth justice love and freedom and urged cordial relations with every country. He addressed diplomats accrediting to the Vatican saying the church respects each nation’s dignity and mission and plans to extend collaboration beyond ambassadorial ties.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Pope Paul
Thcy
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
John XXIII
John
Earth
Giovanni Battista Montini
Bicentennial and Civil War Battle Parade in Hanover
Hanover Pennsylvania marks a bicentennial week plus the Civil War Battle of Hanover centennial with a parade on Saturday evening and a reenactment on Sunday. The event includes 16 divisions of competitions with $2,200 in prize money for antique cars, fire engines, drums and marching units, plus police and veteran groups. Various concerts, square dancing, and community activities are planned through the week at Wirt Park, Hanover Public Library, and local venues.
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Warner
Pa. Sarts
York County
Ta. Jean
Richard Me Meter
Hanmer
Orelawas
Jéchicht
Sheppard
McVintis Street
Sturday
Sit Been
Xanior
Unis
Ohnee Armed Forces
Tennisylvania State Police
Vmareaer Lakes
Tia A
Nori
Confederate Veterans—national Cov
Room For All Hanwner Ink
Arrenean Learn Home
Tictive? Moose Band
Wirt Park
Tueway
Sill
Hanover Pathe
Lyne
Tevnce
Patty i
Thoreday Bom
Tartar
Sheppant & Myer
Mack Truck Plant Hit by Unscheduled Allentown Strike
Police monitored crowds as Mack Truck Co employees at the Allentown plant walked out over vacation pay. Union officials said 94 percent supported the action, while management reported 25 percent probationary workers were involved. Engines and transmissions from Hagerstown halted assembly, and talks continued with state police supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Mack Truck Co
Allentown
Ent Ploves
Bevitt Haines
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Manaement
Walhmit
Formet
Crcumsances
Robbery at Greyhound Terminal on East All Seants Street
A thief broke into the Greyhound Terminal on East All Seants Street Sunday morning, entering through a broken rack window. Cigarette and stamp machines were damaged and an amount of money stolen before escape. City police detectives are investigating.
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Palme
Josed
City Paice
Areme Ie
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Margie Craw
Kimberly Parks
Thurmont
Frances Mayne
Sarah Dorrell
Babushka
Dean Gaither
Unionville
Judi Beach
Monocacy Village
Gayle Gamble
Sjamsville
Sandra Fry
Debbie Parks
Susan Setters
Jefferson
Mary Talley
Victoria Webb
Paulette Stevens
Woodsboro
Nancy Stevens
JoAnn Morrison
Anita Schipper
Patrick Ramey
Monocacy Valley
Mike Stull
Tuscarora
Kenneth Wachter
Walkersville
Jonn Ramey
Dale Bandon
I Electric
Kathy Huffer
Sarah Susan Ahalt
Middletown
James Delauter
Carolyn Spring
Candy York
Elaine Hevner
Johnsville
David Stull
Christine Miller
Lorraine Witmer
Alexander Grabenstein
Unionville Pioneers
Wayne Smith
Jeffer
Hazard Hunt
Wayne Bell
Coral Montgomery
James Stull
Handyman General
Jett Valentine
Rocky
Ridge
Dwight Smith
Handy
General Foods
Kathy Fay Falkenstein
Myersville
Sandy Sue Smith
Isabel Poffenberger
Bonita Bell
Deborah Kline
Diane Cutsail
Sharon Cutsail
Lucia Grabenstein
Liberty
Millie Hanes
Cloverettes
Virginia Heffner
Ballenger
Jeanette Murphy
Sharon Crampton
Judy Putman
Ellen Hevgner
Hope Kanade
Sherry Wolfe
Darlene Benson
Sylvia Harshman
Linda Fogle
Susan Christopher
Unionville Jr
Carolyn Nicholson
Rosemary Wilcom
Poultry Foods
Patsy Lydard
Sue Adams
Susanne Page
Dariene Smith
Marble Squares
Becky Klein
Unionville Sr
Coconut Island
Martha
Sawyer
Valerie van Holten
Petersville
Sharon
Benton
Bernice Rhoderick
Myralee Garst
Sue Smariga
Jackie Houck
Walkersville Jr
Darlene Fook
Thelma Fisher
Collette Orlando
Shookstown
Vicki Burall
New Market
Judy Fry
Janice Dykstra
Pamela Roderick
Cathy Stiles
Lewistown
Pattie Poole
Polly McCallum
Mark McCallum
Carolyn Costrave
Mary Abe Melvin
Kathy Meri Aml Kay McGowan
Cotstance V_ Cambria
John Hansott
Elks Meeting
Wahn
Bone
Ireland
Britain
Italy
NATO Nuclear Navy
Hanover
Mate Police Reader
Csaims
Wow Corbin
Tromp Conmanier
C OF
Cork
Fredencht Bary Tacks
Commanier
Greyhound Terminal
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