Frederick plans hearings on new city master plan
A 542 page Frederick master plan completed after 13 months by planning and zoning consultant Jefferson C. Grinnalds. Plan may be adopted in toto or in parts by the Planning and Zoning Commission, then before the Board of Aldermen for amendments. Hearings scheduled before adoption. Grinnalds notes 39 years since last revision. expects digesting the document to take months. Copies distributed to G. Hunter Bowers, the commission chair, and others in City Hall and the Mayor’s office. Includes proposed ordinances on extending fire limits and zoning. Maps show downtown blocks Market Street area with parking space estimates. Off street parking committee has reviewed the parking chapter. results align with a prior Chamber of Commerce study.
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Frederick
Jefferson C. Grinnalds
Ruxton
Toto
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Board of Aldermen
Rec
Grinnalds
Market Street
All Saints
Fourth
Patrick
Carroll
Bentz
Allen G. Quynn
Pete
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Knock Is Honored For Long C & P Service
Mrs Mary Knock retires after 36 years with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Nearly 400 friends flocked to her retirement dinner despite heavy snow. Speeches praised her cheerful service and friendship across management and staff. Local turnout included Walter Leu Fredenck and Ruth Bowman among others, with Miss Marianne Sanders and many neighbors joining in.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Mary Knock
Hagerstown
Phone Company
Knock
Elks Club
RAF
Isa Ruth Bowman
Frederick
Pionelup
Uash
Walter Leu Fredenck
Anock
Pega Houff
Ceatharine B. Marsh
Jaxetta Thomas
Kink
Warren Smith
The
Pioneers
Western
Tuckic
Mira Deroth
Bratt
Baltimore
Joais HW
Warr Rlm
Union Bridge News Highlights Local Society Meetings
Union Bridge aid groups hosted the Edgewood and Beaver Dam societies from the Churches of the Brethren with sewing on four quilts and a noon roast chicken dinner for about 60 ladies. Westminster guests Miss Gladys and Miss Mary Gilbert visited the Eckard and Perry families.
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Union Bridge
Edgewood and
Beaver Dam
Union Bridge Methodist Church
Raymond Selby
Airy
Lee Rinehart
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
John Eckard
Church of the Brethren Aid
Hallowe'en
Clarence Mackley
Methodist Parsonage
Taneytown Observes Education Week With Play And Activities
Taneytown High School marks American Education Week November 9 to 13 with a special assembly on November 10 featuring the play We Hold These Truths. Reports on a California trip were given by Dean Nusbaum, Wayne Baumgardter, Meritt Copenhaver. Senior students toured State Teachers College Towson. Mrs. Shipley accompanied them. The PTA hosts a turkey and oyster supper on November 14. FFA sponsored a square dance at the high school with Stewart Young as caller. An weekly one hour activities period is planned by the faculty. Mr and Mrs George Motter and daughter Marianna with Mrs Romaine Motter spent the weekend with Rev and Mrs Pant J Dundore in Oley PA.
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Jerome Peters
Susan Ruth
Jay
Baltimore
Guy 4
Charles Naylor
Washington
Geo. C. Naylor
Helen Walters
Joan Walters
Towser State Teachers College
Landon Edwards
Valerie Overman
Charles B. Shorb
Blue Ridge
Summit
Mise Marianne Sanders
Clarence Sanders
Mise Elisabeth
McCullough
R. J. McCullough
Thornton W. Rodgers
James Kelly
John S. Hollinger
U. S. Army
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
John J. ,Hollinger
Mary Theresa Peters
Sperry
Mary Theresa Houck
Emily Bittle
Frederick County
Red Cross Chapter
Red Cross Home Service
Wusaoict
Lions Club
Emmit Gardens
Ammitsburg Development Co
Wracre
Melvin Ambrose
Gaithersburg
John Rhoderick
Middletown
Philip B. Sharpe
YFIV
State Health Department
Tatan
Veveres
PTA
Clarence E. Hain
America
John D. White
Wiss Mars Fiery
Carlos Englar
Sears
Hharmk
John Richard
Massland Department of Education
Division of Library Extension
St Joseph’s High School
Athletic Association of
John J Tallon
Dominic Greco
William Greco
Dorothy Topper
Eugene Rosensteel
Weasher
Robert Gervick
Gertie Peers
Kenneth Vaughn
Fom
Jammerman
Waynesboro
Vaughn
Green Parrot Tea Room
M F Shuff Sr
Taneytown
Taneytown High School
California
Dean Nusbaum
Wayne Baumgardter
Merirt Copenhaver
Key Club
Parent- Teacher Association
Future Farmers of America Club
Stewart Young
Sandra Welker
Vivian Davidson
James Sell
Fred Stonesifer
State Teachers College
Towson
Shipley
George Motter
Marianna
Romaine Motter
Pant J. Dundore
Oley
Colorful Halloween parade honors and prizes noted
Maw Wirndeor and iF se bom ett Heeth 8 THR RLS meet de eo of dea By ine Ol Nooamen of America. Judges awarded gibbons for best parade appearance to several children and teams. Prizes included a $25 award to the Ladies Auxiliary drill team in Hagerstown. Other items mention housewarming, kindergarten parade, and Cub Pack 464 meeting updates. A tip on cleaning door knobs with cardboard shields is included.
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Dea
America
Hallett
Cullen Barrnett
Cassell Roop
Gibbons
Peanut
Sau
Shepperd
Patty Roach
Racher Cairns
Hildesmaid
Shirley Ecker
George Wastington
Linda Robson
Aliss Burleson
Elise Renshaw
Yohn
Janet Hooper
Cares
James Gilbert
Hibberd
S. Barn Sheppard
Wis
Elton Lee Wright
Harman
Robert Carne
Mro
Robert Angell
Hagerstowna
Roop
Ralph Geer
Paul Garner
Chia
Gelatives
Cab Pack 464
Bachman’s Hall
Brian Benedict
Viehael Schree
Den 2
Muriel Sheppard
Lime Kiln Social Roundup Weaves Local Visits and News
Lime Kiln notes a string of visits and family news. Norman Hardy and daughter Joan of Owings Mills, with Mrs Erma DeGrange and Earl Mullineaux, traveled Sunday. M M Carter and G W Fisher families hosted in Baltimore. Richard Ramsburg visiting relatives near Jefferson. Donna and Connie Eyler visiting Lovettsville grandparents Fenton Green. Bobby Kubrick sprained ankle at school. Nettie Gland improving. HW Edward Fisher, Gettysburg College student, visited grandmother G W Fisher. Richard Wallick family weekend near Red Lion Pennsylvania. Smith Cecil back to work after knee injury. Katherine Rasiner visiting Ruth Shelton Belhaven NC. S G Branden burg and Judith Steels visiting near Fredericksburg. George Wilson and daughter Joyce Hubbard of Hagestown, visiting L E Feagan and family. Joyce Oland of Baltimore with Charles Oland family.
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Norman Hardy
Joan
Owings Mills
William Kubrick
Donna
Connie Eyler
Lovettsville
Fenton Green
Harry Fisher
Baltimore
G. W. Fisher
M. M. Carter
Bobby Kubrick
Nettie Gland
Edward Fisher
Jefferson
Gettysburg College
Richard Wallick
Frances
Red Lion
Smith Cecil
Katherine Rasiners
Ruth Shelton
Belhaven
N. C
S. G. Brandenburg
Judith Steels
Johnny Covel
Fredericck
Camp Derrick Notes and Social Roundup in Bolivar
Camp Derrick News details social visits around Bolivar Virginia including guests from Washington D C Newport News and Baltimore. It lists weddings showers baptisms and military notices plus post events such as an Armistice Day dance and officer elections with many named individuals and locations.
Eagles Charity Frolic On Nov. 25 At East Patrick Street
Frederick Aerie 1067 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will host its fourth annual Charity Frolic on November 25 to benefit the Damon Runyon Memorial Cancer Fund. The event, part of the Eagles National Cancer Crusade, is open to the public with tickets sold by Eagles members and auxiliaries. Local and national leaders praise the effort, which has raised significant sums for cancer research and fellowships.
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Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Damon Runyon Memorial Cancer Fund
United States
Aerie
Ralph H. Potts
The
Eagles
East Patrick Street
Frolic
Grand Aerie F. O. E
Frederick Order
Winchell
T W. Watson
Damon
Retiring Judge Blasts McKeldin on Harford Court Move
Bel Air Md Nov 6 Judge Frederick Lee Cobourn of Harford County charges there was politics in Governor McKeldin's appointment of State Sen D Paul McNabb to succeed Cobourn on the Third Circuit bench Cobourn says he is bitterly disappointed and let down by the governor who ignored his wish to serve another year and would reach retirement age in two years Cobourn to turn over the gavel Monday and says he would not seek reelection but wanted to stay until the term ended The governor says he made the appointment to observe McNabb for a year and gave Harford voters a chance to judge him. Cobourn notes the governor disregarded bar endorsements and claims the appointee had no endorsements.
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Bel Air
Frederick Lee Cobourn
Harford County
McKeldin
Paul McNabb
Cobourn
Third Circuit
McNabb
Union Memorial Hospital
State Bar Association
Harford
Baltimore County
Harry W Nice
Court News: Divorce Filings and Deeds in Local Notices
Court records show Arthur Peach filing for absolute divorce from Ossie Peach. Multiple marriage licenses listed, including Calvin Wiles and Evelyn Morgan of Walkeraville, and numerous divorces in Kensington, Ranson, and other towns. Property deeds transferred ownership to various spouses with sums ranging from $1 to $300, detailing city and county transfers.
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Arthur Peach
Ossie Peach
Calvin Franklin Wiles
Frederick
Evelyn Elizabeth Morgan
Walkeraville
Charles Randolph Mobley
Lulian Viola Johnson Simon
Kensington
Clyde
Allen Robinson
Doris Ann Mills
Ranson
W. Va
Lawrence A. Besterling
Larchman
Miss
Sylvia J. Cash
Baltimore
Margaret Powell Everett
Brunswick
Denton K. Garst
Pegsy L. James
Gordon E. Cross
Josephine G. Woppman
John W. Wilson
Camp Detrick
Mae O. Blickenstaff
Warren T. Lenhart
Monroe S. Staley
W. Leslie Burger
Louis C. Kinsey
Jack Weissman
Guy
J. Kelly
Clara G. Steinman
Thomas
Stone
Charles H. Baker
Liogd F.gilbert
Stewart Leroy
Harman
Vernon C. Hines, Jr
Donald L. Mackley
Maude I. Alexander
Albert Hoover Kefauver
Joseph H. Zimmerman
Charles E. Young
Rhea T. Kincaid
Edward D. Storm
Charles W. Yinger
Clarence Eugene Fry
Dewitt A. Harp Jr
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Mary EB. Harp
Barn Dance and Local Notices in Boyds and Gaithersburg
Halloween barn dance at Mr. Weaver’s loft drew about twenty five attendees with refreshments. Prizes awarded in Gaithersburg parade to Mrs. Baker Selby, Mrs. Harold Reffit, and Evelyn Burdette. Mr. Preston Weaver and family move to near Denver as he transfers to Boulder atomic plant. Mr. Smith Hoyle recovered from a stroke and is back in his room. Women's Missionary Society met Oct 15 at Mrs. Rufus Gilliam’s home with guests. gifts boxed by the group were shared. Visitors to the Manse included Mr. and Mrs. Eduard Duval of Annapolis. Kathleen Masse of Washington visiting the Bennett home. Mr. and Mrs. James Marks and daughter-in-law of Martins Ferry visiting.
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BOYDS
Boulder
Smith Hoyle
Women’s Missionary Society
Rufus Gilliam
Gilliam
Eduard Duval
Annapolis
Kathleen Masse
Washington
Russell Bennett
Bennett
James Marks
Mr. Bennett
Martio
Soviet Defense Minister heralds arms gains at Red Square
NikolaiBulganin in a Moscow Red Square speech accused the United States of warlike aims and praised Soviet armed forces for advancing preparedness using modern arms. The 26th anniversary parade emphasized civilian life, with Malenkov's government pushing large production in agriculture and consumer goods to raise living standards within years.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Red Square
Communist Party
Georgi M. Malenkov
Bulzanin
Parking Areas Advice Sought In Frederick Plan
Mayor Donald B. Rice names Jefferson Grinnalds Baltimore zoning engineer to revise Frederick master plan and submit off street parking recommendations from Square Corner to Market Street. Quynn commission and Chamber of Commerce traffic group to review past surveys and later meet merchants to prepare actionable recommendations.
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Donald B. Rice
Wrnten
Jefferson Grinnalds
Baltimore
Rchants
Grinwald
Grimnalds
Quynn Commission
William B. Bennett
Paul M. Carmack
Edward C. Hartmann
Quynn
Roger E. Willard
Chamber of Commerce Traffic Committee
Handicapped Child Care Sessions Open Tonight at Hood College
Four Monday nights of adult education on Problems of Community Health and Welfare discuss caring for handicapped children. Speaker Miss Geneva Faith Ely, Maryland supervisor of special education, will describe Maryland’s educational programs for exceptional children and future needs. Sessions meet at 7:45 p.m. in Room 35, administration building. open to the public with no advance registration.
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Camp Detrick
Cambridge Development and Manufacturing Corp
Cambridge
Mass
McCain
Massachusetts
New
Maryland Department of Education
United Nations
John Schwab
Shookstown
John Bradshaw
Indaw
Special Services Office
Post
Max Etkin
Brunswick Lions
Hood College
Geneva Faith Ely
Maryland
Miss Ely
Columbia University
Frederick County
Frederick High School
W ¥ Sigin
Hood
Maryland State Department of Education
International Council For Exceptional Children
The
American Association On Mental Deficiency
Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland
British Freighter Hit By Warplane Off China
A British freighter en route from Hong Kong to a Red China port was halted by an unidentified warship and later attacked by a warplane. The HydraLock reported being intercepted near Amoy Island in Formosa Strait with two more warships nearby. No crewmen were reported as injured.
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China
Hong Kong
Witon
Royal Navy
Amoy Island
Fornosa Strait
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Charles Dgillelan
Knock Long
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J. Wm. Rowe
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Frank Shuff
Mics
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Joseph Shuff
Ruth Shuff
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Wilbur Naylor
Clyde Naylor
Smithsburg
George Simons
York
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Raymond Hornbecker
Harvey White
Gettysburg
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Kenneth Mayers
L. E. Feagan
Edward Oland
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G. E. Webb
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Pleasant Valley
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Pleasantville
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Camp Hill
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J. W Mentzer
Burkinsville
June Eaton Welch
Howard Manuel
Carl Painter
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Rosa G. Kreb
Joseph Schwimer
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Ray Gardner
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Detick
Robert D. Shaffer
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Army Chemical Center
Donald W. Rice
Louis C. Hunter
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Camp Detrick Reserve Army Officers’ Unit
Technical Library
Charles H. Tegeler
John J. Rose
Raymond H. Eger
Billie G. Turpin
Allen B
Richard E. Scott
Exvin J. Ruffing
Elmer G. Cheeks
Scott Welty
Charles E. Engelke
Virginius D. Bolton
Don Strandburg
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Engelke
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Strandourg
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Witham
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Earl F. Freischman
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James F. Laurence
Harry E. Orem
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Gerald Yonetz
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Foat
Harry Schroeder
Frederick Cmdr
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Joseph Schvimer
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Idoine
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Paul Thompson
Skippy” Cottrell
Bobby Lee
Walter Cottrell
Billy
Johnny Thompson
Mothers’ Club
Mary Wilkinson
C. Burr Arts Library
Morris Rhian
William D. [McCam
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