Frederick map omission sparks local demand for spotlight
Frederick is urged to appear on the Maryland highway map as a major crossroad hub at Interstates 1 70 and 1 270, U S 40 and U S 15, with calls noting its historic role as a trading center and gateway to the capital district. The map remains available free from state offices and police locations.
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Maryland
Frederick
Ron Young
Baltimore
State Highway Administration
W. Joppa Road
Brooklandville
Annapolis
Balmore
SHA
Motor Vehicle Administration
Glen Burnie
Harold Shafer a lifelong car mechanic owner of Harold's Service Center
Harold Shafer grew up in Middletown and learned auto repair on the job. Since 1974 he has run Harold's Service Center on Highland Street after earlier work and station ownerships, balancing a hard schedule with a strong customer friendship network. He plans trips with wife Mildred and remains active in Zion Lutheran Church while enjoying his new home, family, and two granddaughters.
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Harold Shafer
Frederick County
Vo-Tech Center
Middletown High School
Shafer
Frederick
MAA Atom 2 New
Maetta
Oscar Shafer
Middletown
Reed Motor Co
Model Garage
Arcade Lanes
Mildred R. Kinna
Donald E. Shafer
Kehne’s Carpets
Diane R. Shafer
Esso
Myersville
Middletown School
Shafers
Zion Lutheran Church
Bill Scheetz
Harold’s
Readers urge park site rethink over Md 8 Rhoderick Rd danger
Carolyn M. Gregg cites lack of pedestrian safety and blind hill at Md 8 Rhoderick Rd intersection arguing the proposed park is unsafe for children. She urges reconsideration to keep parks safe for all, noting near misses and busy traffic. Walter Baker criticizes forfeited fine racket in Montgomery County and statewide police behavior, claiming tens of millions per car.
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Leighton King
Homewood
Wastler & Walter
N. Market St
MD. 8 and
Rhoderick Road
Urbana
Mumgumery
Keystone Traffic
Mungumery
White collar crime and political rage in a rodeo diary
A patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital vents about white collar crime and political corruption including E F Hutton General Dynamics and Marion Pine. He contemplates running for office in 1986 while detailing a sale horse and hospital praise amid personal injury and rodeo echoes.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fay
Hoyd
E.F. Hutton
General Dynamics
Tigela Kam Fira
Nixon
Agnew
Mandel
Orlinsky
Donovan
Watt
Burford
Baltimore
John Callan
Marion Pine
Callan
Judiciary Committee
House of Delegates
Pentagon
Hunter
Meese
Frederick concert and events mark 1935 spring page
The May 18 1935 item notes the American pastoral comedy Miss Bob White at City Opera House with leads Abraham Solar John Insley Phoebe Dotrow and Arthur Lawson. Gulf Refining dealers met at Hotel Frederick. The Power Behind the Pump shown. Hb Club spring dance planned. Dr Bernard O Thomas Sr honored for 50 years service as Frederick County medical examiner. Head Start funds approved for Frederick. Gala Spring Spectacular rehearals for The Seedling at Frederick High School NAACP event rehearsals include Nancy Brubaker Samuel Hamilton and Richard Smith Jr.
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Bob White
City Opera House
Frederick High School
Abraham Solar
John Insley
Phoebe Dotrow
Arthur Lawson
Bernard 0. Thomas Sr
Frederick County
Frederick Medicine
Maryland Medical Society
Robert Campbell
NAACP
Nancy Brubaker
Samuel Hamilton
Richard Smith Jr
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George &. Dalephine Jr
Tom Mills
Frederick, Md
Councille Sue UY Oor
Burnside Bridge
Antietam Battlefield Park
Sharpsburg
The
Mental Health Association
Tommy Grunwell
WFMD
Bert Yancey
St. Market St
Fells Point
Planning & Housing Association
S. Caroline St
Maryland Historical Trust
Broadway Market
C. Leighton King
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Cambria Heights
New York City
Mr. King
Homewood Retirement Center
Death's Valley
Mary Mills
Harold
Harold Eugene Shafer
Carolyn M. Gregg
Prospect Blvd
Walter Baker
Cleveland Drive
Rockville
Royd R. Shith Frederick
News-Post
Gulf Refining Company
Frederick Territory
Roger B. Wolfe
LeRoy Cole
Sheridan Barber
Roger Crum
Gilmore Flautt
Don Williams
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