Prospect Hall editor earns National Merit commendation
Gregory J. O'Connor headmaster at Prospect Hall announces John B. O'Connor has a Level of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. He is among 38,000 commended students based on the 1973 PSAT NMSQT, ranking in the upper two percent of expected graduates in 1975. He is editor of the school paper and attended the Journalism Institute at Catholic University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory J. O'Connor
Prospect Hall
John B. O'Connor
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
NMSC
John O’connor
Richard O'Connor
Schley Avenue
Frederick
Journalism Institute
Catholic University
Homeseekers Guide to Montgomery County On Sale
The Montgomery County publishes a second 64 page Homeseekers Guide and map for locating housing. It lists rent scales resale prices and sales data through 1974 and includes fair housing and landlord tenant laws. The guide costs 1 and is available at all 17 public libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery
Homeseekers
Montgomery County
Office of Housing
James P. Gleason
Department of Community and Economic Development
Jury awards defendant in real estate commission suit
A Circuit Court jury ruled for Joseph F. Kaylor of Jekyll Island Ga in a $9500 claim over commissions tied to the Skycroft Estates sale to the Baptist Convention of Maryland in 1972 Harold C Brode a broker sought half of 10 percent of the $190000 sale alleging he showed the property to James C Allcock in July 1971 while Bowlus Realty arranged the showing Kaylor argued commissions owed only if his own efforts produced the sale and that Allcock lacked authority The jury with Judge Robert E Clapp Jr presiding included Liond M Fogle as foreman and eleven other members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Kaylor
Jekyll Island
Frederick
Harold C. Brode
Skycroft
South Mountain
Baptist Convention of Maryland
Brode
Kaylor
Maryland Baptists
James C. Allcock
Baptist Organization
Bowlus Realty
Baptists
Allcock
Circuit Court
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Liond M. Fogle
Kenneth H. Taylor
Donald W. Clem
Gladys V. Turner
Gary D. Pocock
Joan C. Boyer
Mary E. Robinson
Charles W. Bare
George W. Heffner Jr
Elizabeth A. McCauley
A. Genevieve Kelly
Joseph E. Hummer
Virginia man acquitted of hit and run charges
Joseph Signorelli of McLean Virginia was found not guilty of hit and run in the death of Connie Lynn Collis who rode a bicycle on Md 30 near Penn Shop Road July 11. The judge noted the damage to the defendant’s 1967 car and Signorelli’s claim he did not know he struck a person. Evidence included a broken windshield headlamp bumper and fender with blood and a motorist describing a car matching Signorelli’s. The defense argued lack of negligence and that the cyclist rode on the wrong side without a headlight while the state asserted the westbound road was level smooth and clearly marked with a double yellow line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Stanley Y. Bennett
Joseph Signorelli
McLean
Mr. Airy
MD. 20
Penn Shop Road
Signorelli
Edwin F. Nikirk
Nikirk
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Correction clarifies sales commissions suit facts at issue
The News and Post corrects a Nov 7 article misstating Frederick Realtor Harold Brode sued Joseph F. Kaylor for 319000 in Skycroft sales commissions. Brode sought half of 9500 dollars. a listing contract was between Kaylor and Bowlus Realty, not Brode. A craft show notice: The Maryland Craft Council 1974 annual show Containments runs Nov 17 to Nov 23 at Tomlinson Gallery Rotunda Baltimore. contact B G Sterne, 301 252 4671, 215 Melanchton Rd, Lutherville Md 21033.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Post
Frederick
Harold Brode
Joseph F. Kaylor
Skycroft
Brode
Kaylor
Bowlus Realty
Maryland Craft Council
Tomlinson
Rotunda
40Th Street
Baltimore
B.G. Sterne
Melanchton Road
Lutherville
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Prospect Hall School
John B. O’connor
Homeseekers Guide
Virginia
Austin F. Angleberger
Prank & Snintith
Donaldo Fadleley
M.R. Etchison
Robert W. Keeney
Fichard
Basford
Sitvich
AC Elon
Frederick Towne
U.S. Route 40
Elmwood Drive
Huni
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