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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1959

Page

10

Retires After May Day Years Teaching Ceremonies

Mrs. Ruby Myers retires after 31 years teaching, 23 at Liberty. PTA honors her with a silver sugarer and cream eroon engraved for faithful service, presented by president Stewart Cashour. May Day programs feature school bands, choruses, and a long list of student performers and new officers.

Liberty Ruby Myers PTA Stewart Cashour Myers Bai Southern Roses Sailinag St Antonia Enchanted Canyon Irma Nicodemus David Green Cathedral de Cornfield

Gifford and Ogletree figures amid welfare payments recall cases

A scrambled report lists names including J Max Gifford and Larry Ogletree tied to welfare disbursements and a 1940s stock market tale involving Elmer Keeney Wallis Schweitzer and others. It notes a 7119 dollar figure, a 4000 dollar nest egg, and mentions a crackdown on chiselers as Schweitzer repays part of his dole. The piece shifts to a flood report in Washington County with Bottom Road near Pinesburg inundated, Hagerstown area water damage, and the Banzhoff home spared from major loss.

J Max Gifford Larry Ogletree Morris Jammy Metcalfe John Itire iMilier Elmer Keeney Wallis Schweitzer Tommy Gardner Allan Johnson John George Carl Kenment Mard Richard Fogle Schweitzer Baldinge Anen Ane CO Pinesburg Washington County Paul Banzhoff Hagerstown Banz- Holt Fry Coal and Stone Company

Schweitzer Is Freed in Welfare Plea Case

New York news reports Harry Schweizer a welfare beneficiary who turned to stock trading was granted suspended sentence with no probation after pleading guilty to petty larceny. Judge Mitchell Schweitzer noted leniency citing letters praising his resourcefulness and frugality. Schweizer, 75, said he would repay the welfare department and thanked the court as he walked free.

New York Harry Schweizer Relef Chent Dole Wall Street Bernard Baruch Senyenzer Mitchell D. Schweitzer Entseler Schweizer Schuewitzer Schweitzer Welfare Department Welfare

Hancock Man Fined 400 In Deer Case

Hancock man Donald Thompson 28 pleaded guilty in circuit court to three charges of selling deer meat and two charges of illegal possession out of season along with one charge of legal possession. Judge D K McLaughlin fined Thompson 23 on each selling deer meat 130 on each illegal possession count and 125 on one legal possession count plus costs. Two co defendants who faced game law violations failed to appear and had appeals dismissed.

Hancock Hagerstown D. K. McLaughlin Donald Thompson Tom Kastor Thompson Jesse Shank Williamsport Shark Trompson

Deer spotlighting case leads to fines and rifle seizure

Harry Duvall of Woodbine in Hancock County faced charges for spotlighting deer. Each was fined $10 in magistrate court, an appeal followed, a February jury trial failed to reach a verdict, and rifles were confiscated.

Harry Duvall Woodbine Carroll County Hancock

May Day Program at North Frederick Elementary PTA

The final North Frederick Elementary School PTA meeting featured a May Day program. Master of ceremonies was Daris Corbin of the witch grade. The program included various acts and student participation.

North Frederick Parent-Teacher Association Daris Corbin

May Day Program Highlights From Local Grades

Folk dances by first through fifth grades and a Maypole winding by second grade showcased the school’s activities. Choral selections by second, fourth, and fifth grades under Mrs. Betty Azee, band music by fifth and sixth grades under Linwood Seibert, and a brief business meeting led by Dr. Walter D. Foster elected nine officers for next year including KR. Marcus Whitmore as president and others for vice president, secretary, and treasurer roles.

Honolulu Betty Azee Arades Linwood Seibert Walter D. Foster Rea Hing

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