Horman disqualifies self from Woodsboro rezoning hearing
Commissioner Russell Z. Horman voluntarily disqualified himself from a Winchester Hall zoning hearing on Grayson H. Bowers land between the railroad and Md. 194. The 17 acre tract sought M-1 light industrial zoning, with officials noting planned changes and surrounding impact on Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Z. Horman
Winchester Hall
Grayson H. Bowers
RFD 1
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Horman
Bowers
Garland S&. Guyton
Burkittsville
J. Alfred Catsail
Maryland
West Virginia
Guyton
Planning Commission
Lumber firm seeks five acre rezoning with railroad lease
Bowers Lumber Company of Frederick seeks to add five acres to the original land for light industrial use after stating that adjoining owners have been contacted and no objections were raised. The firm plans to lease 342 more acres from the Pennsylvania Railroad as it expands. The Planning Commission will rule within two weeks. Commissioner Dorsey notes he must check with local friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MD. 194
Robert Wirgan
Woodsboro
Wirgan
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Woodsboro Legion Post
Guyton
Legion Post
Appeals Board
Dorsey
Planning Commission
Bowers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bowers Lumber Company
Frederick
Frederick County
Police Advise Winter Driving Prep from Town Official
Superintendent James McAuliffe of Montgomery County Police urges car owners to winterize with a full engine tune up at a reliable shop and inspect all components from fan belt to tailpipe. He warns that worn tires and lack of snow tires or chains can leave even a well running engine immobile on snow or ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
McAuliffe
Montgomery County Police
Winter Driving Safety Urges Mutual Effort Between Drivers and Police
The police chief warns drivers face increased accident risk from brittle wiper blades and weak blade pressure. He stresses cooperation between motorists and law enforcement to survive a harsh winter, noting that stalled traffic and tragedies can result if either side fails.
Divorce Decrees Released By Court
Two final divorce decrees were issued this morning by the Clerk of the Court in the Courthouse. Circuit Court Judge Robert F E Clapp granted an absolute divorce to Robert Newton Reid of Little Mountain Frederick County RFD 1 Dickerson from Mildred Miller Reid of Washington DC. The couple were married in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert FE. Clapp
Robert Newton Reid
Reid
Little Mountain
Frederick County
Dickerson
Mildred Miller Reid
Washington, D. C
Thurmont couple signs property settlement and divorce
Margaret B. Metz of Thurmont rd 1 receives an absolute divorce from Thurston E. Metz. A financial agreement settles all property rights. Metz pays all costs. Margaret may resume her former name Margaret Baugher Boone. Decree signed by Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer on October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret B. Metz
RFD 1
Thurmont
Thurston E. Metz
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Margaret Baugher Boone
Metz
Lisbon Fire Company Answers Two Alarms
The Lisbon Fire Department was called to two minor fires Tuesday afternoon. The first alarm came at 1 30 p m when about one acre of grass burned on Morris Streaker property. A spokesman said the company remained at the scene for about...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Morris Streaker
Fleeing Hungarian butcher escapes to West Germany
Five freezing days in a cold storage car and then freedom. Joszef Szabo, 44, a Hungarian butcher, fled the Communist regime from Munich to West Germany. A Lisbon company later battled a leaf fire near Harry Simmons residence but caused no structural damage.
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Munich
Germany
Freedom
Joszef Szabo
West Germany
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R. Z. Horman
Sears
Shor
Uatil
Sears and
Save
West Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Pharmacist
Mercer's Drug Store Free Delivery
West 3Rd & N. Market Sts
Harry Simmons
the News
West 7Th Street
N. Market St
West
Patrick Street
Alexander Smith
King Floor Service CO
East Street
Frederick, Maryland
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