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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1984

Page

4

Frederick County bulk trash cleanup marks a decade of progress

The Frederick County Highway Department and local papers The Frederick Post and The News celebrate ten years of bulk trash pickups that have removed hundreds of tons of waste from county roadsides. Since 1975 the program has collected over 2.4 million pounds, with 1984 on track to set records, and now runs every spring and fall for cleaner countryside.

Frederick County Highway Department Frederick Post The News News-Post Melvin W. Ambrose Bill Fout J.M. Bennett William Routzahn Hun’ Ambrose Highway Department Reids Ford Road Ron Linton William Hale Bill Routzahn Frederick County Stoutzahn Routzahn Frederick News-Post

Deadly virus of human hate by Don McEvoy

Don McEvoy condemns anti Catholic and anti Semitic hate posters found in Memphis and across many cities. He describes violent rhetoric as dangerous to society and urges recognition of bigotry as a health threat. McEvoy notes the posters originate from extremist groups and closes by urging awareness and action.

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Nothing to gain by Mt Airy historic district

Letter to the editor disputes Mount Airy historic district efforts and critiques local reporting. It argues the issue concerns potential future restrictions and tax credits, cites state experts, and defends Mount Airy as a living town shaped by its residents and local government. It questions fear of federal or state interference and emphasizes pride in the community.

Mount Aurs Peter Kurtve Kurtve Bartep Gunnulfsen Mount Airy Kurtze National Register Congress Washington Maryland Carroll County Dourst Pandoras Run Jim Schumacher Earry Cheng Diay Putscher William F. Branner Main St

Samaritan generosity sparks nationwide donations for Joann Jones

The Washington column recounts Joann Jones of Paris Arkansas who after losing her health coverage and home helped four Mexican migrant workers with blankets. Readers mailed funds to buy her a new home. Donations poured in from across the country including a senior California donor and a great grandmother from Missouri. Her story moved many to give despite their own hardships.

Washington Jesus Christ America Joann Jones Paris Ark Joann Hot Springs Poplar Bluff Granite City Pacific Grove Calif Ghmadi TE Taal Mae Jones Bean Collings Lake John D. McGill Drew Pearson

Fifty years ago May 4 1934 masked hold up and Middletown meeting

A well dressed, accented robber concealed a 45 revolver during an early May incident. Harry Fleigh, local auto dealer, survived a confrontation with pockets emptied. The Democratic State Central Committee met to nominate a successor to Middletown postmaster Leslie Weaver before about 1,000. Frederick opened Blue Ridge Baseball League with a 72 win over Chamtersburg led by Frank Fraley and Paul Hildebrand starred at bat. Four Walkersville residents made a long motor test trip from Higes Ford to Seneca around ten hours with Walter Boole, binary Hell, Raymond Wetwell, and JK Cramer.

Harry Fleigh Frederick Chamtersburg Frank Fraley Paul Hildebrand Walkersville Higes Ford Seneca Walter Boole Binary Hell Raymond Wetwell JK Cramer

Meredith MacKey to represent Maryland at UN peace seminar

Mrs Meredith Ho MacKey of Frederick was chosen by the Maryland Council of United Church Women to represent the state at a United Nations peace seminar in June. The selection was announced at the Frederick Council of United Church Women's annual May Fellowship Day dinner at Calvary Methodist Church. Kay Mackley will join women from around the world at the seminar. The Frederick County Humane Society opens its Be Kind to Animals Week with an open house at the Frederick animal shelter on Gas House Pike. Mel Howard Barker, president, and Mrs Seligmann lead planning. The Unitarian Fellowship of Frederick held its third annual meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with an inspirational talk by Dr Phillip R. Giles and reports from the committee.

Meredith HO Mackey Frederick Maryland Council of United Church Women United Nations Local Society For the Prevention To Gas House Pike Mel Howard Barker Frederick County Humane Society Selig¢mann Francis Scott Key Hotel Unitarian Fellowship of Intel Phillip R. Giles Joseph Priestly District Unitarian Universalist Societies Committee

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