One Man Force Patrolman Wilmer Law of Emmitsburg
The long time Emmitsburg officer Wilmer E Law known as John Law by locals is a 51 year old veteran of 20 years in the Navy and life on duty since 1959 He patrols the town checking alleys and streets travels 80 to 100 miles daily and relies on close cooperation with State Police and nearby colleges Mount Saint Marys and St Josephs He keeps most files at home due to lack of private office and notes teen age behavior as main local problem He works about 9 am until finished and keeps Fitch his dog as a night partner earning 3900 yearly with limited time off.
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George E. May
John Law
Emmitsburg
Wilmer E
John) Law
Law
Wilmer Edward Law
John
Navy
Officer Law
Anne
Anne V. Keilholtz
Emmitsbug
Johnnie
West Main Street
West Virginia
Mount Saint Mary's
St. Joseph's
U.S. 15
Roe J
Pennsylvania State Corps
Fitch
Ex Frederick Rector Wins Doctorate
The Rev Tom C Akeley a former Episcopal clergyman in Frederick County earned his doctorate at Pembroke College Cambridge England After four years in Cambridge he also served as chaplain at Danville and Caius College He was rector of Grace Church New Market Zion Church Urbana and St Pauls at Pt Rocks in 1960 and 1961
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Tom C. Akeley
Frederick County
Pembroke College
Cambridge
England
Father Akeley
Allegheny Airlines Reports Best April Net
Allegheny Airlines posted a 158000 dollar net income for April, calling it the best single profit month in its 16-year history. President Leslie O. Barnes noted the April profit was five times higher than April 1964 and left the carrier 20000 dollars in the black for the first four months of 1965, a contrast to a 338000 dollar pre-tax loss in the same period last year. Four-month revenues reached 9688000 dollars, up 211000 dollars from 1964.
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Washington
Allegheny Airlines
Leslie O. Barnes
Allegheny
Tawes Plans 11 Day Germany Trip For Overseas Commencement
Annapolis Governor Tawes heads to Germany for 11 days for overseas commencement exercises at Heidelberg on May 30 and will depart from Washington National Airport at 7 45 a m with Dr Wilson H Elkins university president. He returns May 31.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Germany
University of Maryland
Heidelberg
Wilson H. Elkins
Washington National Airport
John Law Values Policing Life and Outdoor Passions
John Law expresses a strong commitment to active policing and enjoyment of hunting and fishing. He plans to keep working and doing a good job as long as possible while looking forward to retirement but not yet ready. He is a football and baseball fan who relishes outdoor activities.
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John
John Law
Wilcox Named Vice Principal At Poolesville
Anson Wilcox longtime Gaithersburg High School chemistry teacher was named assistant principal at Poolesville High School by the Montgomery County Board of Education in Rockville. He holds a BA from William and Mary 1950 and an MS from the University of Maryland 1960 and has pursued further science and math studies. Mrs Wilcox teaches math at Gaithersburg Junior High.
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Montgomery County Bureau
Anson Wilcox
Gaithersburg High School
Poolesville High School
Montgomery County Board of Education
Rockville
Wilcox
Norfolk
Norfolk County
William and Mary
University of Maryland
George Washington University
American University
Gaithersburg
The
Masons
Junior Chamber of Commerce
National Science Teachers Association
Montgomery County Teachers Association
Maryland
Local Resident and Family Details Highlighted
The obituary or notice mentions a resident who served in the Army Air Corps in the Pacific and was discharged in 1946 as a captain. He remained in the reserves for a period and lives in Gaithersburg. The Wilcox family is noted with two daughters, Susan aged seven and Debbie aged five.
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Ers Association
National Education Association
Army Air Corps
Pacific
Gaithersburg
Wilcox's
Susan
Debbie
James Piper Sr 90 Widely Known In Hunt World
Funeral services will be held at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Garrison Forest on Friday for James Piper Sr. 90, longtime Baltimore attorney and developer. He died at his Eccleston home after shaping Baltimore housing in the 1890s and reestablishing a public service firm in the 1930s. Piper was a prominent hunter and winner of the 1899 Maryland Hunt Cup, with another horse winning a point to point classic ten years later. He is survived by two grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Garrison Forest
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
James Piper
Piper and Marbury
Piper
Baltimore County
Eccleston
Roland Park Co
Baltimore
Old Central Public Service Co
Mets edge Astros for early season win record
After two losses the National League tailenders of the last three years beat Houston 4-3 in the Mets third spring game. A circulatory ailment on a finger limited play as Open champion Ken Venturi failed to qualify for the Masters final two rounds by nine strokes with 77 and 80.
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New York Mets
Houston
Mets
Ken Venturi
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Frederick
Poolesville
James Piper Sr
Hunt World
Francis Scott Key
SEARS
Sears Roebuck & CO
West Patrick ST
Lee R. Saylor
Heavenly Homes, Inc
Lewistown
Model Home
Heavenly Homes
Mgr
Heavenly Hon
R. Saylor
Thurmont, Md
News - Post
North Court ST
Focal
Clark
Bess
Vse Aictepnens
Mnerland
Desiree
Brunswick
George Farm
St. Marks
Rt. 340
Boyer Transportation Co
Mi. W. Jefferson
Westinghouse
Majestic
Seigler Oi
Ethel Ferrell
Libertytown Vol. Fire Co. Inc
Mthodist Church Hall
Libertytown
Rt. 26
N. E
Frederick City
D.S
N. S
Libertytown Vol. Fire Co., Inc
Austin Bohn
Glenn
James G. Trout
Grayson Bowers
Forest Grove Methodist Church
Buckeystown
Dickerson
Morris
Null & Smith
Delbert
George WM. Smith
Leslie U. Hutzell
Administrator's Public Sale
Orphans’ Court
Lewis Rice Haller
East South Street
D.S.T
Dumont T.V
Harry Haller
John L. Ponton
Alton Y. Bennett
Stanley Y. Bennett
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