WJAL TV Expands Broadcast Hours Across Four States
WJAL TV at Greencastle Pa announces over five hours more air time starting June 1 to offer family oriented programming. The non profit Good Companion Broadcasting plans religious shows plus reruns and children’s programs for viewers in Frederick Hagerstown Everett Chambersburg Winchester Martinsburg.
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Wjal-Tv
Jevvision
Hagerstown
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Wial-Tv
Jesus
Greencastle
Frederick
Everett
Chambersburg
Winchester
Martinsburg
W.va
Good Companion Broadcasting Co
Mary Lou Thomas
Good Companion Board of Directors
WJAL
New Zoo Review
Jerry Jacobs
Benjamin Thomas
Good Companion Broadcasting Company
Fundamentalists disrupt another church service
A man identified as Harold W. Breeden interrupted the noon Mass at St John the Evan Geist Church in Frederick asserting a religious motive. Police did not arrest as he did not enter the church. a prior incident at St Peter’s Catholic Church was reported May 11.
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Francis Scott Key Bible
Tytown
St. John the Evangeist
Frederick City
Harold W. Breeden
FSK Bible Church
Guthrie
Michael Kanders
Kauders
Richard J. Ashton
Breeden
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Joe Bane
Ashton
County right of way goal may stop shopping center
The Frederick County Board of Appeals discussed a 25 foot front yard variance for a two story mixed use shopping center near Lowe's along Md 355. The county seeks maximum roadway right of way for possible future widening and told developer Ivor Rosencrantz to meet planning officials before returning to the appeals board. Several other cases, including auctions at a Trout farm, Libertytown subdivision, and a Sixes Bridge Road auto repair permit, were continued or approved.
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Frederick County Board of Appeals
Ivor E.B. Rosencrantz
Lowe's
Coury Planning Commission
Rosencrantz
Lowe’s
MD. 355
Michael C. Thompson
Frederick
Urbana
James
June Trout
Donald McClain
Libertytown
McClain
Emmitsburg Sees Commissioner Step Down for Business Start
Emmitsburg commissioner Dennis S. Sherald resigns after one year on the Town Council due to job pressures and a new home business. He was elected in April 1936 with the highest vote total. The board will appoint a replacement until next April’s election. Sherald plans to remain in Emmitsburg and stay active locally. Christine Champlain named town clerk following Linda Icard’s resignation weeks ago to start her own business.
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Dennis S. Sherald
Emmitsburg
Sherald
Robert M. Klly
Ritchie
Ant
Preston
Christine Champlain
Linda Icard
Emmitsburg considers museum and town hall plan
Emmitsburg residents voiced confusion at a public meeting over mayor Robert Preston’s proposal to combine a museum with a town hall. He proposed buying the Sberger House on West Main Street and urged volunteer support while withholding seven potential locations until public input is gathered.
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Emmitsburg
Robert Preston
Emmith
Sberger
W. Main Street
Preston
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
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William C. Kuhn Sr
Sixes Bridge Road
Grimes Road
Ed Waters Jr
Chris Gauss
the Historical Society
Setko
B. Landes
FE. Mons
Melar
SEGA
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