Objections Filed To Liquor Permit In Emmitsburg District
Local residents object to granting a Class A off sale liquor license to Richard Rosenstein and Louis Cooper in Emmitsburg arguing the population of 3343 supports only two such licenses under current rules. Hearing ordered to determine if population changes justify a new license. college students' residency status discussed as a potential factor. Also notes Urbana 4 H club meeting and a historical line on Galileo.
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G. Cleveland Trout
Emmitsburg
Richard N. Rosenstee
Louis Cooper
Circuit Court
Annapolis
Frederick County
U. S
Oysterman Conviction Upheld In Maryland Court
Leonardtown March 28 The St Marys County Circuit Court upheld the conviction of Virginia oysterman John Atwell 21 Colonial Beach Va for legal dredging in a moonlight raid by Maryland officers Jan 14 on the St Marys River The judge sentenced him to one year in the Maryland reformatory after a jury conviction Trial Magistrate had imposed one year in the House of Correction Another Virginian John Brown 27 Frederickburg Va also got a year but did not appeal Thomas S Jackson 24 Oak Grove Va was fined $500 after his father pleaded for farm work.
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Virginia
Maryland
St. Mary's River
Potomac
John Brown
Fredericksburg
House of Correction
Thomas S. Jackson
Oak Grove
Middletown Community Players Stage Arsenic and Old Lace
Frederick Community Players Inc presented Arsenic and Old Lace in Middletown at Memorial Hall before a sell-out crowd of over 450. The two year old amateur group announced open membership and praised the on the road debut sponsored by the Mid-Valley Homemakers Club. The show drew strong audience response consistent with recent local performances.
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Frederick Community Players Inc
Memorial Hall
Middletown
Mid-Valley Homemakers Club
organiza _tion
Frederick Countians
Joseph P. Turner
The
Thespians
Middletown Homemakers Back Local Play Premiere
Middletown volunteers credit themselves for Frederick Community Players premiere in the Valley theater. Arsenic and Old Lace drew cheers last Wednesday with a tricky set built by Charles W. Rosa I and moved from Middletown High School to fit the new opera staging. The Community Players scenery was rebuilt, props supplied, and the show praised as a successful second local production of the season.
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Middletown
Frederick Community Players
Valley Theater
Charles W. Rosa I
Community Players
Rosy
Com
Frederick Teens Attend Spring Dance at Frederick High
Frederick City Recreation Commission hosted a teen-age Spring Dance at Frederick High School gym from 9:30 to 11:30 p.m. Approximately 150 youths danced to Jerry Marrone and his orchestra. Spot dances won by Lee Lockard, Selen Gels, Bert Donald Garst, and Betty Castle. Chaperones included Mr. and Mrs. George Wenzel and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Troxel, with Dr. and Mrs. James Marrone, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Koontz, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Luba, and Mrs. Sue Shankle. The event was directed by Mrs. W. W. Corbin with seven Hood College students.
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Frederick City
James Marrone
Herman Koontz
Earl
Luba
Sue Shankle
W. W. Corbin
Hood College
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