Conflicting Testimony Forces Case Continuance
Trial Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett continues the case against Stiles B. Simmons 29 of Hyattsville on assault related charges after witnesses testified of a March 6 threat with a loaded gun. The defense claimed alibis and that others beat him. Bennett will require Simmons to return for a verdict. Separate rulings: Terry Elwood McCoy 22 found guilty of petty larceny, $50 fine and three days in jail. Breedon Hutchison 40 placed on supervised probation without verdict for not supporting his wife and child. John Henry Wetzel Jr. 43 found not guilty of destruction of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Y. Bennett
Stiles B. Simmons
Hyattsville
Simmons
Terry Wilkins
Ronnie Harsh
Frederick
Harsh
Wilkins
Bennett
Terry Elwood McCoy
Jefferson
Arlan
Frederick County
Breedon Hutchison
North Market Street
Hutchison
Myersville
John Henry Wetzel Jr
Pollution program at Glade Valley Grange meeting
The Glade Valley Grange will present a pollution program at 8 p.m. Tuesday May 25 at Walkersville Fire Hall. Everett A Hanel Jr and Leonard Dobucki from Fort Detrick will show slides on pollution problems. Dr Andrew M Cowan University of Maryland will be main speaker. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley Grange
Walkersville
Everett A. Hanel Jr
Industrial Health and Safety
Fort Detrick
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Hanel
Leonard Dobucki
Andrew M. Cowan
Cowan
University of Maryland
The
Inge
Grouell Enters Harpers Ferry Mayoral Race
Neal Grouell filed for Harpers Ferry mayor, citing 25 years in mechanical contracting and sewer system planning. He works with L E Mitchell on a General Electric project, owns Trash and Treasure Antiques, and runs The Old Carpenter Shop Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
Neal Grouell
Grouell
District of Columbia
L. E. Mitchell
General Electric
Columbia
Hagerstown
Plumbers and Pipefitters Union
Old Carpenter Shop
Perks-Jackson American Legion
Charles Town
Grovel
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Betty Rebal
Frank Rebal
Romney
Thurmont Middle School
Grouells
Myra
Fred
Discovery Underway at Walkersville Planed Community
Site work at Discovery a planned community near Walkersville is underway per developer James Cafritz with first homes expected this month. Conewago Constructors win site work contracts while RLF and Kline Company handle sewer and water. Monocacy Interceptor serves the project and Walkersville to supply water. The Md 194 property between Md 26 and Stauffer Rd will host single family homes town houses and a small shopping center with the initial phase focused on houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discovery
Walkersville
James Cafritz
Conewago Contractors
RLF
Kline Company
Cafritz
Walkere~ville
MD. 194
MD. 26
Stauffer Rd
Nearly $2 Million Low Bid On Project
The State Roads Commission awarded nearly two million dollars for a rehabilitation project on about 2.5 miles of U S 40 with a bid of 1 966 754 by Singanore Construction Co of Mt Airy A third lane will be added to about 4 5 miles of I 70S at a similar cost between Montgomery Village Avenue and Md 28 Median barrier work will be necessary Low bidder was J C C M Stuart Co Bethesda with a bid of 1 958 031
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Singanore Constriction Co
Mt. Airy
Montgomery Village Avenue
MD. 28
J.C. & C. M. Stuart Co
Bethesda
Brunswick Lodge Plans Anniversary Dinner
The Brunswick Lodge AF and AM will hold its anniversary dinner on Wednesday May 26 at 6 p.m. Rev Emmanuel Hoover of Middletown will be guest speaker. During the business meeting at 7 30 p.m a 60 year emblem will be awarded to Henry L Shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Lodge
Af& AM Masons
Emmanuel Hoover
Middletown
Henry L. Shock
Indo Asian Art In Balto Gallery Lecture Tour
The John Ford collection of Indo-Asian art at the Walters Art Gallery will be the subject of a noon lecture tour on Wednesday May 26. Mrs. Franklin G. Allen from Walters education conducts the tour, discussing 80 objects from India Nepal Tibet Cambodia Thailand and Laos on display through June 13. Attendees meet in the gallery main court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ford
Walters Art Gallery
Franklin G. Allen
The
Walters
India
Nepal
Tibet
Cambodia
Thailand
Laos
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Glade Valley Grange Program
Brunswick AF & AM
Balto
Weller
James H. Weller
Mount Airy
Maryland
Hettrick
Coleman, Eureka and
Appleby
Lee's
Lee's Surplus
N. Market St
South Street
M.J. Grove Lime CO
Flinthote Co
Washington
Montrose Rd
Rockville Pike
BYRON
Gaithersburg
IBM
E.O.E
National Geographic Society
Rockville
Carroll County General Hospital, Inc
Westminster
Blue Cross
Metro
Montgomery County
EOE & M/F
Howard County Fairgrounds
Rte. 40
West Friendship
Catonsville Bottle Co
W. Streaker
B. Ridgely
M. Craig
Sidney Road
Ridgeville
Duncan Phyfe
Edward C. McKeown
James G. Trout
New Market
Marsland
Pinehorse
Eaglehead
Tron Jase
Margie
William Brosias
James Vme S. Rasters
Marland
Frederick City
Devick County
UA AM
Lake Lingvnore
Pinehurst IV
Lehead
Circuit Court
Marshand
Jose
Jane
Trederick
J. William Brosius James McSherry
Peyton
Lips
Mme Tl Bowlus
Actioneer
Wose Church Street
Keymar
Taneytown
Carrot County
M. T
D.L
R.C.A
T. J. C. Williams
Jardinere & Base
American Flyer
Avon
Mossberg
Stevens
Wilbur Grossnickle
Austin Bohn
Sidney D. Lease
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Moser’s
Guernsey
T.B
Bangs
Donley
H.P. Frigidaire
Farm Equipment International
Cunningham
Haramermitt
New Holland
Wisconsin
Ford Mower
Ferguson
Edward “Ned” Morrow
Hensell & Furr
Fred M. Donley
Graceham
Simon L. Smith
D.S.T
Siegler
Westinghouse
Creagerstown
Nelson E. Trout
Louise E. Trout
Simon J. Smith
William L. Smith
Albert W. Smith
Robert Meunier
Harold R. Williard
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