Local News Briefs from Frederick Ledger November 2 1964
Page sixteen of The News Frederick Maryland provides short updates from the community dated November 2 1964. It includes notices and brief items on local affairs and happenings.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1964
Page
16
Page sixteen of The News Frederick Maryland provides short updates from the community dated November 2 1964. It includes notices and brief items on local affairs and happenings.
Fire units from Lisbon Mount Airy Mascus and West Friendship fought a Woodbine Route 94 house fire Sunday evening injuring no one. A barn near Emmitsburg Pennsylvania was destroyed Saturday afternoon along with farm equipment while a nearby fire damaged parts of a New London home where the Bloyer family had just moved in. A Braddock Heights brush fire was reported Sunday evening behind a residence.
Firefighters from Graceham Loys Station Bridge Vigilant Hose Emmitsburg and Laytonsville battled several small, near house fires Saturday evening. The Loys Station Bridge blaze was sparked by kerosene ignition leaves inside the structure. Firemen spent about 30 minutes at each scene with minimal damage reported and cause undetermined for the woods fire near Emmitsburg.
Three Bulgarians leaped Sunday from a cruise liner into the Bosporus and fled to Turkey, the second such defect in four days. Police say a pilot launch picked them up near the straits. named were Duke Drikof a sea captain and Georgi Nikolof and Nicholas Peterot drivers. They sought asylum.
The Damascus Chapter of the Future Farmers of America earned its fifth gold emblem at the National F F A Convention in Kansas City Missouri. Glenn Hood accepted the honor for Damascus. he is a senior at Damascus High School and son of Ellis and Mrs Hood. The weeklong convention took place last week with Hood attending on the 14th.
Delegates attended opening ceremonies with roll call and awards. American Farmer and honorary farmer degrees were conferred as chapter medals were presented. October 15 named national contest winners. October 16 featured the American Royal Livestock Show and officer elections. Kenneth Kennedy of Kentucky noted among national officers.
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