School Named For F S Key In Carroll County
The Carroll County Board approves naming the consolidated high school near Uniontown Francis Scou Key High School to serve seniors from New Windsor Union Bridge and parts of Taneytown. Plans call for rapid construction with B E Starr as architect and staffing changes including Betty Elder dice for 1957 58 as well as library and health fund distributions. Contracts for Westminster Consolidated primary work total 740000 with reductions from storm water and stage lighting. new electrical and plumbing contracts set at 74400 and 16500 respectively. Graduation dates set for June with multiple schools listed. resignation noted from Grace C Harbaugh. Enrollments end October total 5088 with 308 high school and 5462 elementary students.
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Board of Education
Carroll County
Francis Scou Key
Uniontown
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Taneytown
B. E. Starr
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Cagene
Westminster Consolidated Rephigh
Westminster Hardward Company
Kinane Wihiant
Westminster Hardware Company
J. F. Shaetter
Mt. Airy Corp
Mt. Airy
Taneytown High
Elmer Wolfe
Westminster High
Robert Moton High
Mount Airy
North Carroll High
W. Sykesville
Grace C. Harbaugh
Local Social Notes and Community Events
Lovettsville and surrounding area activities include hospital visits, church events, and family gatherings. residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Beatty, Mr. and Mrs. Price, and Rev. Wade attended meals, services, and alumni events while others traveled to Brunswick, Front Royal, and Berryville for family or church functions.
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Lovettsville
Mar-ia Srene Bas Eam Im Vander Hospital
H. W. Beatty
H. D. Beaty
Brunswick
Richard Price
Molly Dane
Jeffry
Arthur Brown
Washington
A. A. Beat
United Lutheran Church
Yelock
Owen W. Strine
Walkersville
Eld
Maryland Synod of Ulcw
Juin William Everhart
California
Elizabeth Everhart
Brazil
Leona Fleming
Nante
Loudoun Hospital
S. Raymond Chinn
Mildred Steeam
Alice D. Dean
Herndon
Chinn
FE. A. Thomas
Middletown
Henry Butler
Front Royal
G. H. Virts
Carrie Wirts
Falls Church
C. M. Beatty
Afton
W. B. Williams
Williams
Willan A. Wade
C. M. Beatty Jr
Dr. Pitts
John Rickard
Here
Bernard Leeshure
H.W. Beatty
H. D. Beatty
Annie Wilt
Lucketts
Earl Fry
ULCW
Ladies Aid
Roger Hough
Leesburg
Julia Kretsinger
Food Poisoning Blamed for Deaths of Two Children
In Hagerstown on November 15, food poisoning was blamed for the deaths of Thomas age 1 and Charles age 2 from the William Kidwell family of Sharpsburg. Seven other children, up to age 13, were hospitalized in fair condition. Health officer Dr. W Ross Cameron noted indications of poisoning and said an investigation continues. The parents were ill but not hospitalized.
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Hagerstown
William
Kidwell
Sharpsburg
Thomas
Charles
Washington County Hospital
W. Ross
Cameron County
Open House At Taney Shrine Sunday In Frederick Md
Taney National Shrine hosts an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 pm inviting the public to view the Taney and Francis Scott key relics and to explore slave quarters the meat house wine cellar and workshop. Final plans set for a Saturday cleanup by volunteers from 12 civic groups including the Frederick Jaycees and women’s clubs with donations of time money and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoger Brourke Taney
Piblic
South Bentz Street
Frederick
Allies Used Arms Equipment in Suez Campaign
The Defense Department said Britain and France used American milita equipment in the Suez campaign in violation of a mutual defense agreement. The State Department had cautioned against such use, and the Pentagon noted the cease-fire might reduce further questions.
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Defense Department
United States
Washington
Britain
France
Suez
Department
State Department
Pentagon
U. S
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F.S
Earl R ‘Hacking
Maryfam
Tegehers College
Toyavis
Te County
Annapolis
Stanford Hoff
Public Service Commission
Maryland Municipal League
PSC
Hoff
Sherley Ewing
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
Frank K. Haszard
State Agency
Ise Wilma Reese
Sharon Troxell
Wilma Reese
Franklin Reese
Trail Avenue
Charles Troxell
Frederick Avenues
Bon Secours School of Nursing
Baltimore
Miss Reese
Miss Troxell
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sinclair
Sinclair Refining Company
Sherwood Division
L Oil
Liberty Roofers. Inc
Frederich
Ta Acres
Bank B
Stream
Cood
Rome
Frederick County
Dan Wight
B.E. Carmichael
North Court Street
Taney Home
United Nations
N.Y. Nav Ta P—Soouth
Africa
General Assembly
Erne St Louw
Assembly
Smith
Louw
India
Pakistan
U. XN
Daxt Hammarskjold
U.N
Tate
Hungary
Hammarskjold
Budapest
Jdonn W. Aed
Deibert
Raymond L. Kelly
James McSherry Miame
Fla
Puerta
Plagua
Pacific
Miami
George Monteiro
O Aurovias
Panama
Nicaguan
Managua
Monteiro
Mexico City
Ife
Nicaragua
Encyclopedia Britannica
Marial Ivier Hayward
Harmony Grove
MY. Filbert
Neve Mrs
Mrs. Filberts
LIFE
Justo
Sam Shockley
Military
Fee
Deftfers
Ana
N. M'k't St
Frederick, Md
American Legion
Thurmont, Maryland
Gene Frock
Incerte Terreen
Ing
Onis
T. V
Htck
Stone
Ned S. Zeiler
North Court ST
Howdy
Sterling Photo Studios
Hotel Frederick
A. Mora
RTL Vr
Fisher Body Division
General Motors Corporation
Baltimore, Maryland
John F. Emerie
Stockade
Frederick St
Funkstown
Frederick Liquidator
Don Belaley
Inc
Sheratom
Steves
Blades
Sunbeam Clinic
Remsberg
Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel
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