Losers Held Banquet as Winners Applauded in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia a banquet titled The Losers Are Winners honored political losers from local state and congressional races. Ten losers and 26 winners attended, with losers at the head table and winners read aloud for group applause. Dr Carl Winters of Chicago called the event healing in its free enterprise emphasis.
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Savannah
Savannah Area
Chatham County
Carl 8. Winters
Chicago
To Fly At Full Staff Today
The 30 day mourning period for former President Herbert Hoover ended Thursday but the county courthouse had not raised the flag to full staff. Inquiries found the end of mourning was overlooked and the flag will fly at full staff beginning today.
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Herbert Hoover
Court House
Damage Slight In Auto Crash At Frederick Shopping Center
A minor accident was reported last night at the Frederick Shopping Center. Larry Palmer, 19, of Middletown, backed from behind a building and struck a parked car owned by Desmond Dean Jr., with nominal damages reported.
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Frederick
Bernard E. King
Larry Palmer
Middletown
Desmond Dean Jr
East Second Street
Westminster appoints five citizen committees for city issues
Mayor Joseph H. Hahn Jr. forms five citizen committees to advise on civic problems in Westminster. Members include John E. Myers Jr, Frank W. Mather Sr, Emma Massicot, Edgar Barnes, F. W. B. Thomas for Architectural and Historical Design. C. Willard Stoner, Donald Guthrie, W. Glenn Spelcher, P. Donofrio, J. Glen Saffell, H. Edgar, G. Allen Moulon for Beautification. Dr. Fred J. Schmitt, Maud Mannahan, Milton Basinsky, Edwin Sprinkle, Vernon Beall, Richard Bixt er for Health and Sanitation. Mrs. David H. Taylor, W. Warfield Babylon, Richard Humbert, Phillip S, Roger, J. Frederick Shipely for Musical activities. Samuel B. Schofield, Phillip Wampler, Robert Leese, Nathan Wein stock, Loring Yingling, Russell Morgan, C. Walter Haschert for Traffic safety.
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Joseph H. Hahn Jr
Westminster
John E. Myers, Jr
Frank W. Mather
Emma Massicot
Edgar G. Barnes
F. W. B. Thomas
C. Willard Stoner
Donald A. Guthrie
W. Glenn Spelcher
P. Donofrio
J. Glen Saffell
H. Edgar
G. Allen Moulon
Urge New Site For Seneca Reservoir
A Loudoun County Virginia resolution calls for a study to move the proposed Seneca Reservoir to a site in the Potomac estuary below Washington. Horace Hallett and Stanley Brown lead the Loudoun Sanitation Authority in backing the plan.
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Potomac Estuary
Washington
Loudoun County
Board of Supervisors
Horace Hallett
Loudoun
Sanitation Authority
Stanley Brown
Plan to move Seneca Reservoir proposed to board
The committee chairman presented a plan to relocate the Seneca Reservoir to a site below Washington. If adopted it would supply more fresh water, preserve acreage on both sides of the Potomac above Washington, and reopen the river for swimming.
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Corps of Engineers
Seneca Dam
Seneca
Washington
Potomac
Lodestar Dunloggin Treasure records dairy yield
The two year old cow named Lodestar Dunloggin Treasure owned by Donald L. Wilcom at Gay Ridge Farm Ijamsville produced 397 pounds of milk and 695 pounds of butterfat in 365 days as reported by The News Frenesick Maryland on Saturday November 21, 1964.
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Board OF Zoning Appeals
City Hall Building
Charles C. Masser
Motter Place
West Ninth Street
Baltimore
Esco
Butler
Jamesway
Harden Farm
Harden Farms
Locvale
UNH
Lady Star
McDonagh School
Arundell Corp
Curtiss
Orphans’ Court of
Frederick County
Elsie K. Wolfe
West College Terrace
Frederick City
Maryland
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
City of Frederick
Church Street
France
Ball Road
Frederick
Frederick Junction
Sjamsville Road
Ijamsville
Bangs
Donald L. Wilcom
Gay Ridge Farm
the News
Frenesick, Maryland
U. S
Boston
Urbana
Circuit Court
Edward Charles Sears
Court House
Greenfield
Sears Road
Park Mills Road
Greenfield Mills
Barnesville
Harry C. Hull
Edward C. Sears
Evelyn A. Stone
Harry M. Talbott
Irene Talbott
Board of Education
Cecil Talmadge Substitutes Trustee and Auctioneer Named
A court document lists Glenn Trout as substituted trustee and W Jerome Offutt as auctioneer with Ralph N Gastley Jr and Selicitors Peur also named in the substitutions.
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County Board of Appeals
J. Alfred Catlail
Board of County Commissioners
Clemsonville Road
Carroll County
County Commissioners’ Office
Randolph B. Rosencranz
Awspapreb RiHlye
Fred J. Schmitt
Harry E. Reese, Jr
Maud Mana
Seneca Reservoir
Harry F. Rhoderick
New Market
N. Court ST
S. L. Birely
Broker
Melvin J. Burnham, SR
Bonnie Meadows Farm
Reisserstown, Md
Eli Bentley
Taneytown
Reformed Church
Spartan
Firestone
Norge
Westinghouse
Royal
Benjamin L. Shuff
Null & Smith
Delbert S. Null
George William Smith
Frederick, Md. Mehrle N. Wachter
Leslie U. Hutzell
Null and Smith
Leslie U. Hutzell Mehrle N. Wachter
Charles L. Rice
Leslie A. Hutzell
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Margaret’s Florists
W. Patrick St
Prescription
Pearre
South Market St
W. South St
Helen & Grace Kreh
John L. Ponton
Leslie Hutzell
Church of Brethren
Blue Ridge Homes Presents
Ranndale
Blue Ridge Homes
Jefferson Blvd
Braddock Heights
Vindobona
Black Top
Glidden Paint Co
Chapline Realty
Howard H. Kelly Realtor
James S. P. Trout
Sé Acres Stock Farm Bank
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Walkersville
Ak Knowles
Mackenzie’s Nursery
Rocky Springs
LOST
Locust Valley
Insurance Adjusters Schools, Inc
McKim
St. N. W
Washington, DC
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