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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1959

Page

13

Gettysburg battlefield land funds urged back by Scott

Senator Hugh Scott urged a Senate appropriations subcommittee to restore 759,060 for purchasing more Gettysburg battlefield land. He said the 750,000 portion of a 2.4 million Interior Dept fund should cover at least 600 acres at Gettysburg to halt commercial encroachment and preserve the site for public welfare.

Washington Hugh Scott Senate Appropriations Gettysboro Scott House Gettysburg Park Nct Gettysburg Interior Department Ma- Dassas Battlefield U.S. Park Service

Glade Valley Lions Chicken Bar-B-Q Sunday

The Glade Valley Lions Club hosts its third annual Chicken Bar-B-Q at the Woodsboro Fire Hall starting at 12 noon. Kent C. Nicodemus is club president and William L. Zimmerman serves as general chairman with a large volunteer committee handling chicken, potato salad, desserts, and more.

Glade Valley Lions Club Woodsboro Kent C. Nicodemus Wiliam L. Zimmerman Lawrence Dorsey Roeland Nichols Cramer Powell Russell Mathews Robert McLaren Harry Filler John Dolson Richard Comstock Paul Withide Vernon Rippeon Donald Rippeon Alan Smith W. Nelson Stauffer Carroll Wickless Grover Broadwater Claude Barrick Earl Hawkins James Lawrence John Drenning Mac Wallingford George Remsberg E. C. Nicodemus Jr Wilbur LeGore George C. Stauffer William Powell Ward Stauffer W. Cash Smith Charles Lease Henry Nimmo William Devilbiss Elmer Highhouse Markell Crum Arthur Brown Ralph B. Zimmerman Hutter Bowers Jr Kenneth Hender Walter Hahn Bruce Crum Ray Craddock Harry O. Smith Frank Rosenberger Her Bert Snyder Arnold Fleagie Albert Snyder J. Harold Hooper Millard Rice Edwin Carsten Lawrence A. Dorser Pepper Slaw Ross Clem Clyde Fogle Walter Dudrow Allen Nicodemus Charles Stull Ernest Dettbarn Harvey Starkey Amon Esworthy Millard Crum Jr Luth Ex Horine Oland Meitzler James Storer Jr Reuben Bair Walter Culler Jr Herbert Duvall Ralph D. Zimmerman LaVerne Fogle Paul Green Robert Reidt Charles Swomley

Homecoming Services Planned For St. Mark's Parish

St. Mark's Parish plans Homecoming Services in Frederick and Washington counties on Sunday at 11 a.m. DST at St. Mark's Church Merryland Tract with Holy Communion led by Rev. Harold J. Wilson. The event includes burial memorial prayers in the cemetery and choral renditions by St. Luke's and St. Mark's. A luncheon follows at Farmers Hall Petersville Road Rosemont with St. Mark's Guild organizing and urging attendees to bring covered dishes.

St. Mark's Frederick Washington Counties St Mark's Church Merryland Tract Harold J. Wilson St. Mark’s Cemetery St. Lukes’s St Mark's Ojid Crusaders

Sykesville Weighs Sanitary District Plan

A 1958 report urges immediate negotiation with Carroll County to create a Sykesville Sanitary District amid raw sewage in town drains and threats to well water. Carroll County Democratic Club backs planning, warns of population growth and need for a county Planning Commission to guide orderly development.

Sykesville Carroll County Baltimore Carrol County Maryland State Department Carroll County Democratic Club Paul M. Beckwith Beckwith Westminster Reisterstown

Court Maryland Elects Officers

Court Maryland Catholic Daughters of America elected a full slate for the coming year at its Tuesday meeting in St. John's auditorium. Officers include Grand Regent Mrs. T Levinson, vice grand regent Mrs. F J Cook, financial secretary Mrs Frederic, treasurer Miss Regina Little, prophetess Mrs Elizabeth Long, monitor Mrs Frank O Leary, lecturer Mrs William Stanziale, historian Mrs Joseph Grabenstein, sentinel Mrs Mattie Montgomery, organist Mrs Ralph Lincoln, and trustees Mrs Hugh Simms and Mrs George Doll. District deputy Mrs Mary Smith presided. Guests included Mrs Joseph Turner and Mrs Angie Hallisy. A rummage sale yielded funds. next meeting June 16 will initiate newly elected officers.

Maryland Catholic Daughters of America St. John’s T. ¥. Levinson F. J. Cook Frederic. Scotia Regina Little Elizabeth Long Monitor Frank O'Leary William Stanziale Joseph Grabenstein Mattye Montgomery Prince George Angie Hallisy Ways and Means Scowe

No Office Votes On Milk Order

Henry R. Shoemaker county agent reported no votes at his office on a federal milk order for the Washington marketing area. A. T. Radigan USDA referendum agent said no votes were cast in Fairfax County Virginia, the only other polling place, though many ballots arrived by mail and complete results were expected soon. Conch pearls in the Caribbean are described as rare but soft and fading compared to oyster pearls.

Henry R. Shoemaker Hie Washington A. T. Radgan United States Department of Agriculture Fairfax Ether Whaich A Lother Radigan Caribbean

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