Decisions Reached On Trailer Cases
Frederick County Board of Appeals announced rulings on three May 7 cases at the Court House. Two involved requests to locate trailers in residential zones and one sought a temporary cement batching plant permit near Harmony Grove. The board denied James E. Teague's appeal, granted a conditional trailer permit for Warren Grove with removal of running gear and site on a foundation, and postponed the Harmony Grove plant decision pending further filings.
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Twe
Frederick
James E. Teague
Airy
Teague
T. West Claggett
Mt. Airy
Hahn
Remsburg
wUen
Warren D. Grove
Emmitsburg
Victor Cullen Hospital
Thej
Grove
York
Condi Jer
United Construction and Supply Company
Harmony Grove
Dana
Jefferson Blvd
140Ck Heights
Benhead
L. C. Clark
Fish
Muises
Arthur William A. Stout
North Char
B. Hatton
Graceham Moravian Church Sees Four Years Of Improvements
Graceham Church has completed about forty five projects over four years funded without solicitations. Total costs reached 12350 dollars with members doing much work themselves and benevolent giving doubling. A dedication service was planned for Sunday at 10 30 a m led by Rev F P Stocker president of the Eastern District Board Bethlehem PA.
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Graceham
F. P.stocker
D. D
Eastern District Board
Bethlehem, Pa
Parsonage Dedicated In 1798 After Bench Supply
The family supplied two boards for benches as the parish hall notes a 1798 parsonage dedication. It also mentions the building’s use as a parochial school for 81 years.
Russell Brunner Wins Central Maryland 4-H Public Speaking Title
Russell Brunner of Frederick county captured the top honors in the boys division of the Central Maryland District 4-H Club public speaking contest held at the Extension Service Conference Room. Runners up were Ned Rharif of Howard County and Siegfried Weisberger Jr. of Carroll County. The event featured contestants from Frederick Washington Carroll Montgomery and Howard counties with judges led by District Chairman Richard Clem.
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Russell County
Brunner
Frederick County
Middletown Area
Miss Norris
Up College Park
Ned Rharff
Howard County
See-I
University of Maryland
Siegfried Weisberger Jr
Carroll
Russell Brunner
Maryland
Old Church Street
Middletown
Lois Norris
St. James
Washington
Eete
Frederick
Kenneth E. Shiffler
Nick Pope
Washington County
James Maryland University
Goodman
College Park
Richard Clem
Parrall Canate
Carroll County
Montgomery County
Ned Rharif
Martha Myers
Howard’ Bounty
Joyce Hawkins
Man Indicted Over Venus Visit Scam
J. Berney, 58, is indicted in Washington on charges of taking about 12 500 from Pauline Goebel by claiming he had visited planet Venus. He allegedly said a magnetic flux modulator could beat atomic energy and learned to make it from a space-visit prince. Goebel, a secretary, says she lost tens of thousands in the scheme and Berney faced a jail term in D C. The case is led by U S Attorney John C Conti.
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Washington
Harold J. Berney
Venus
Herney
District of Columbia
Berney
Pauline E.goebel
Gabel
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Ernest Drebert
Paul Kieffer Coblentz
George William
Baltimore
Carling Brewing Co
Halethorpe
Carling
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jes Street
Big Hunting Creek
Stout
Richard Jacques
Thurmont
Castleman
John A. Derek
American Optical Company
American Optical
Ralph D. White
Church of the Brethren
Thomas Powell
C. Nichols
Rust
Peewee
Beatrice Fehr
Joan Gibison
Judith Koenig
Presley
Hollywood
A&j
Elvis Presley
Lorraine Davis
Rosa Moxley
Helen Alsup
Annapolis
Bestgate
Ft. Meade
Anne Arundel County
Bestgate Road
Lawrence Ave
I Corps
Korea
AHTNC
John R Crutchfield Jr
Wiljhelmting
Frederick, Md
Miller Bros, T. V
T. V
East Patrick St
Vindobona Convalescent and
Braddock Heights
C. E. Cline & Son
Mars Opticians
West Second ST
Benney
U. S
Grayson Mercer
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
William S. Hood
Clinton
Mulder
Sears: Roebuck and CO
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
William C. Myers
Washington Brick
Cobb and Decatur Streets
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Washington, D.C
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William S
Patrick Street
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