Public hearing planned on funeral home zoning change
The Mayor and Aldermen schedule a second public hearing for March 22 to decide on repealing part of the zoning ordinance and allowing funeral and undertaking establishments in residential districts. The Daileys and supporters seek spot zoning to permit the business at 1201 North Market Street, while opponents cite the Maryland Court of Appeals ruling. The hearing, at City Hall third floor, follows an earlier petition with about 85 signatures.
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Inques- In
North Market
Jesse N. Smith
Robert Dailey
Hower
Board of Zoning
Daileys
Owever
Oppcion
Appelle
Thegular Meeting
City Hall
Women's Club Discusses Democracy and World Peace
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club members hear Raymond Barnes urge universal hope with God and the United Nations. They discuss democracy, Declaration rights, and fighting Communism, with readings of Yankee Doodle and The Battle Hymn. March events include a County Council fundraiser and an Easter wardrobe preview.
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Easant Grove Club
God
Huber Biser
Bort Harrison
Robert Windir, Jr
Rollali
George Washington
O. B. Baker
Ischeon
Federick High School
Country Gentlewoman's League
Marguerite Burgee
Hyattstown
Ashington
Virgitaker
Merril Hahn
Women’s club meeting notes on fundraising and shows
Mrs. Norman Lease read part of a talk by Mrs. Raymond Fayre and three Irish songs followed. The meeting, presided by Mrs. William Browning, discussed a constitution amendment letter for the County Council vote in Frederick on March 31. Delegates named, gift for Miss Keller agreed, and National Flower Show details given for Baltimore March 3 to 10. April 6 gathering at Mrs. Jacob Shawbaker’s Monrovia, with refreshments served.
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Norman Lease
Raymond Fayre
William Browning
Frederick
Harry L. Davis
Miss Keller
Leon Vsuthier
Garden Club
Baltimore
Clifford Watkins, Jr
Jacob Shawbaker
Monrovia
Emmitsburg PTA reports meeting and activities
Emmitsburg residents attend local PTA meeting in the high school. Dr John Richards from Mount St Marys College spoke on the Atomic Bomb. Plans announced for a March 18 food sale and April 12 card party. {Additional items include members visiting Washington for the National Lutheran Home for the Aged and various community notices}
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Emmitsburg
Mxs
Walter Peppler
Marion Rosensteel
Rhoda Gillelan
Washington
Rosensteel
National Lutheran Home For
Frederick County
PTA Council
FTA
Stull
Scott
Mount St. Mary's College
Mary Hoke
Albert Hamerick
Altoona
Ohn F. Kelly
Roger Adams
Joan Sanders
Vera
Philip Bower
Mary C. Fuss
East Main Street
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Carrie Long
Andrew Keilholtz
Clarence Fuss
New Oxford
Earl Kugler
Alice Kelly
John G. Hamerick
Charlton
John White
George Brown
Bernard H. Boyle
Hart Hawk
Loretta
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Georgi
Nurses' Home Activities and County 4-H Meet
The Miss Boyle class of fourteen held a brief program and reception at Anna Houck Simmons Nurses' Home. Visitors from Arlington, Va, and Baltimore, along with Frederick participants, attended. Golden Rule Class monthly meeting featured a covered-dish supper and cake-sell planning. County All-Stars of Frederick County 4-H elected officers and arranged a June picnic with a card party.
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Anna Houck Simmons
Frederick
Ruth Gillelan
Baltimore
Joshua
Roy Gastray
Frederick County
County Extension Service
Harold Roderick
Lois Rhoderick
Ruth Ellen Tfert
Maurice Ahalt
Merhle Tfert
Holmes Baker
John H. Garst
Leo Duvall
Oneida Belle Albaugh
Robert Windsor
Harry Rhoderick
Roxie Montgomery
Ruth Ellen Iert
Patsie Himes
Gladys Deadley
John Barker
James Montgomery
Lions Club Observes Ladies Night in Taneytown Meeting
Taneytown Lions Club held a Ladies Night at Taney Inn with president Robert Feeser presiding. Visiting Cocke ysville Lions Club district governor Alvin E Yaste praised the club for 100 percent attendance and 8,354 clubs in 29 nations, inducted two new suninkers Gregg Kiser and Wilson Jr, and presented American and Maryland flags to Taneytown Elementary School.
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Taneytown
Lions Club
Taney Inn
Robert Feeser
Bernard J. Arnold
Lorraine Sauble
Hazel Hess
Helen Arnold
Henry Reindollar
Cockeysville Lions Club
Alvin E. Yaste
Yaste
Taneytown Club
Lions Clubs
Suninkers
Gregg Kiser
Wilson Jr
Portable Floodlights For County Fire Engine
Frederick's Independent More Co reports the county fire engine now carries a portable floodlight set. The 100-watt floodlight and 250-watt spotlight, powered by a portable generator with a 500-foot extension cable, are ready for use. Installation awaits minor structural changes after the city pumper returns from repairs. the unit is operable by generator and carried by two firefighters.
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Frederick
More Co
Moose Lodge to Vote on Maryland Association By-Laws
Frederick activity covers preposed by-laws for the Maryland State Moose Association with Moose representatives from Frederick Hagerstown Brunswick and Westminster meeting to elect district officers and appoint committee chairs. Nominations to be made from the floor at 9 PM at the Moose Lodge on West South Street. Also notes a fire equipment purchase and St Louis Cardinals training details among scattered items.
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MOOSE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Westminster
Maryland
Moose Association
Moose Lodge
West South Street
HADACOL Promised To Help After Cold Run Down State
Claims HADACOL rebuilds strength from deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron. Customer testimonials describe recovery in children and adults, with a money back guarantee and trial sizes priced at 1.25 and 3.50.
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A. Jimines
East Wth St
Port Arthur
Texas
Hanacol
Floyd
Madacol
Hadacol
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