Middletown Valley Grange Holds Mortgage Burning
About 70 people attended the mortgage burning ceremony of the Middletown Valley Grange last Thursday evening. The event honored the payment of the Memorial Hall bought on February 14 1955 and used by local groups including the American Legion and Eastern Star.
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Middletown Valley Grange
Richard Holter
Frank H. Darner
John Barker
Richard Pry
Burgess and Commissioners
Order of Eastern Star of
Middletown
Aristocrat Dance Studio
American Legion
Lionel Burgess
Maryland State Grange
Burgess
Ellicott City
John Swadley
Swadley
Washington County
Adam Plummer
Plummer
Harford County
Harlan Biggs
Austin Reeder
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Estella Everett
Herbert R. Hoopes
Grove Miller
Miller
North Frederick Elementary School Carnival Saturday Night
The North Frederick Elementary School carnival on Motter Avenue starts at 4 p.m. with a family supper and runs to 9 p.m. featuring ferries, movies, homemade cakes, candy, and a teen dance from 7 to 9 p.m. Local organizers include Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dailey Jr. as general chairmen and numerous event chairmen for games tables rides and refreshments.
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North Frederick
Motter Avenue
Robert E. Dailey, Jr
Shrout Eer Wlange Smith
Forney
James Boster
Hoop Norman
Ga Aisa
Donald Bags
Henry
Lloyd Graf
William Hurwitz
Chard Reynalds
Bondy
Carrol Kiesore
Ric Suinouettes
Seul Miler
Sharon Hooper
May Kehne
Roland Staley
Bruce Reeder
J. Vernon Summers
Donald Englar
Howard Gilpin
Charles Glick
Telephone Worker Aids Choking Baby’s Mother on Road
A Middletown mother, driving west on Braddock Mountain with four children, struggled to dislodge a foil piece from her eight month old son’s throat. A generous Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company foreman, William H. Liggon, stopped to help but left before the mother could learn his name. The infant survived the choking incident.
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Middletown Area
Middletown
Frederick Post
William H. Liggon
Frederick
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Braddock Mountain
U.S. 404
Stranger Rescues Child At Scene After Near Tragedy
A mother thanks an unknown man, Liggon, who stopped at a critical moment to assist a panicked mother and a frightened child. He refused to pass by and calmed the situation after returning to a telephone company garage. The grateful mother praises his concern and kindness in a letter to the Frederick News-Post.
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Liggon
Telephone Company
Frederick News-Post
U S Aims for Moon First, European Forecasts
Fernand Vinsonneau of Eurospace predicts the United States will reach the moon and return first. He cites the American space agency as organized with advanced systems management and a methodical approach in an interview from Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Amercans
Ae Moon
Eurospace
European Aerospace Industries
United States
Fernand G. Vinsonneau
American Space Agency
Moon flight challenges facing completion by 1970
The passage notes concerns about solving issues for sending men to the moon by 1970 and ensuring safety before any flight. It also mentions Towa producing many cats, Sandy Koufax's strong 12 of 14 decisions in Los Angeles, a 0.5 ERA at Dodger Stadium, and the 1865 establishment of the U S Secret Service.
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Dodger Stadium
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Esday, Mayaca
The
Grange
Frank
J. H. Remsburn Jr
H. Darner
Dorothy Huffer
Herman Piper
Richard Bidle
William Long
Donald Huffer
G. Herman Piper
Cyrus S. McBride
Home Economics Committee
John Burrier
N. Frederick
Niewepaper
Rexall Drug Store
N. Market
Wingo Spray
Andh
Rexall
Enden
Halo Blue
Colgate 100
Dristan
Roadside Samaritan
Baby
Ried
U. S
Towa
U. S. Secret Service
Omega Diamond
F.T.L
South Market Street
Sears
Sonu Iebuck
Tee
DuPont
Lew
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