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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1976

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What Bicentennial Means to Me by LeRoy D. Fleming

LeRoy D. Fleming, Frederick Sertoma Club vice president and Brunswick High School social studies teacher, reframes the Bicentennial as a call to action. He argues for steadfast dedication to liberty, cites Paine and Franklin, and urges readers to rededicate themselves to American ideals amid national reflection.

LeRoy D. Fleming Sertorma International Fleming Frederick Sertoma Club Brunswick High School Sunshine Patriot Thomas Paine England Benjamin Franklin Lexington and Concord Cornwallis Yorktown Indanandana ennlAa Ha

Frederick County Clergy Honored for Ecumenical Spirit

Francis W. Bush Sr. salutes Frederick County clergymen past and present for fostering ecumenism. He recalls Rev. Merval Buck Weaver, Rev. Martin Luther Zirkle, Pastor Charles Trunk, Father Herbert Jordon, Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury, Rev. Ralph White, Pastor Ralph M. Sharp, and Rabbi Morris Kosman, noting their service, leadership, and impact on the community and Good Friday to Easter observances.

Frederick Frederick County Merval \Buck) Weaver Presbyterian Church Martin Luther Zirkle Burkittsville Pennsylvania Raritan Club Wade Zirkle Littlestown Charles Trunk Evangelical Lutheran Church Herbert Jordon St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church Father Jordon St. John’s Father Jordan Baltimore Maurice D. Ashbury Ralph White Church of the Brethren Orphans Court Rev. White Goodwill Industries White Ralph M. Sharp Morris Kosman Beth Sholom

Farmers Meet Sets Path For Grain Elevator Merger In Frederick

March 20, 1946 final arrangements tag a county meeting at the Courthouse to chart consolidation of grain elevators and farm supply plants with the Frederick County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association funded by options on most county plants. County Agent Peter W. Chichester will preside with Dr F B Jamberger of the University of Maryland as principal speaker. Also notes road work requests to finish the Licksville to Point of Rocks hard road and a county schools building program debate with BoE Vice President F Hhoderick and State Senator Jacob R Ramsburg.

Frederick County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Peter W. Chichester F. B. Jamberger University of Maryland Licksville Point of Rocks Board OF Education Boars of Education F. Hhoderick Wolfsville Frederick County General Assembly Annapolis Jacob R. Ramsburg McKeldin

Rent control debate stirs Maryland reader letters

Richard M. Welty of Frederick argues against rent controls, warning they raise costs and hamper free enterprise. He questions who bears the burden, citing landlord profits, taxes, and potential price cuts in housing and auto sectors while critiquing proposals affecting rent, imports, and consumer prices.

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