Magicians hold awards meet in Westminster
The Ray Mond Assembly 123 of the Society of American Magicians held its second annual ladies banquet and awards presentation in Westminster. Highlights included a first place for the float in the American Legion parade and the Thurston Membership Bowl for the largest membership increase. Members honored included Mike Schirmer and Roger Lindsay, with Doris May Broom Corbin honored for creating the local chapter. Contact details for Roger Lindsay, Raymond Corbin, and Mark Allen were listed. John F. Kennedy retired from Ft. Detrick after 38 years of federal service, a World War II Navy veteran, residing with his wife Daisy Hutt on East Third Street, with two children and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Allen
Ray Mond Assembly
Society of American Magicians
Donna May Broom Corbin
Raymond M. Corbin
Corbin
Ray Mond
Westminster
David Blackstone
Pickney Corsin
Ascension Episcopal Church
American Legion
Hollywood
Fla
Thurston
Mike Schirmer
Amy Carter
Roger Lindsay
Doris May Broom Corbin
David
Raymond Corbin
John F. Kennedy
Ft. Detrick
Kemnnedy
U.S. Navy
Kennedy
Order of Eagles
Independent Hose Co
Emmitsburg
VFW
Daisy Hutt
East Third Street
Braddock Heights Cub Scouts Hold Blue and Gold Banquet
Nine Braddock Heights Pack 278 Cub Scouts earned Wolf and Bear badges at the Blue and Gold Banquet held February 27 at the Braddock Heights fire hall. Tommy Mason and David Derr won special arrows, with guests including Frederick County Scout executive Ed Kavanaugh and local leaders. Future activities include a Pinewood Derby on March 18, bike rides, canal hikes, a Camp Baker cookout, and an Orioles game trip. parents interested in joining Cub Scouts or Webelos are urged to contact Mr. Deve at 371-3921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
John Middlebrook
Jon Albee
John Bagent
Optimists
Yee
Webco
James McMorrow
Joy Derr
den Mather
Cub Scouts
Braddock Fire Hall
C&o
Webelos
of Mea. Deve
Western Maryland Equipment Trust issues new certificates
The Western Maryland Railway plans a 39,975,000 principal equipment trust, backed by Chessie System and Salomon Brothers, to finance up to 12.5 million dollars of hopper cars and related rolling stock. The issue carries a net interest cost of 8.6759 percent, with serial maturities from 1978 to 1993. Public notices also list an appointment and creditor notice for the estate of Charles B. Kuhn, with claims due by August 21, 1978, and the appointed personal representatives Dorothy E. Hartman and Richard H. Kuhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Salomon Brothers
Western Maryland Railway Equipment Trust
State OF Maryland
Charles B. Kuhn
Dorothy E. Hartman
New St
Millersville
Richard H. Kuhn
N. Plum St
Lancaster
Murray H. Fout
North Court Street
Frederick
Maryland
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Register of Wills
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Circus Time
Moseley
Jaycees
Mark Moseley
Washington Redskins
Frederick Jaycee
Erni
Giovanne Sewell
Jeff Phebus
Chris May
Scott Montgomery
Michael McHugh
Wayne Finley
Walt Nelson
Embly
Benny Williams
Barbara Woodcock
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Baltimore Civic Center
Cubs
John Wi
Derr
Culmaster
Chris Lesher
Chris Bolger
Bryan Carey
David Derr
Danny Elker
Joe Leporati
Tommy Mason
Mark McGreevy
Richard Scott
Webero
den 7 Cubs
Braddock Heights Park
Chessie Corporal
Chessie System
Tion
Raceland
Portner’s Auction
East Sth
East Ltd St
F. L. Portner
Frederick County
Frederick Fairgrounds
Francia Scott Key
Ford
Oliver
GMC
Omaha
K. Gilbert
Carly
Mehrlen
Wachter
James G. Trout
Trout
Mullendore
Cochran
Baker Jacobs & Ruby
Wachter & Lease
Clerka
Harold T. Grier
Georgia Avenue
Silver Spring
Urbana
Leisure Technology-Northeast
New Jersey
Kelley Littoral
Allen Jones, Jr
Thomas MA. Hoffmeister
Alexander M. Gear
William L. MacMillan
O. K. Sutcliffe and
Maryland State Roads Commission
State Roads Commission
Sime
Kither
Tabler Road
William J. MacMillan
Leisure Village, Inc
Bredeuch
Circuit Court
Thomas M. Hoffmeister
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