Planning Hunters Breakfast in Frederick event
The Lions Club hosts a morning breakfast with pancake and country sausage as members plan the day. Gary Angleberger, son of a past president, speaks at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, urging world and community awareness and reflection on national values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loons Club
Frederick
Yong
Gary Angleberzer
New York
Gary
Austin F. Angleberzer
Eamond Willhelm
Young Angleberger
Columbia Univversity
Union Seminary
Babe
United Nations
Hitler
Tower of Babel
Mart Luther
Young Andeberger
Joseph P. Turner
I. W Thomas
Emory Nusz
Dick Langley
Jotns Hopkins University
C. Vernon Stone
Hagerstown
R. H. Boyer
Middletown
K. A. Locke
Beckley
W. Va
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lions Club
Ralph F. Merchant
Record attendance at Young Farmers Extension class held at Winchester Hall
A record 51 people attended the Young Farmers Extension Service class in Winchester Hall. Russell Wachter and Jack Remsberg spoke on feeding dairy cattle and heifers with high protein rations. Robert Schabinger of Univ of Maryland advised on dairy feeding. George Stauffer explained sample rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
Russell Wachter
New Midway
Jack Remsberg
Middletown
Robert Schabinger
University of Maryland
George Stauffer
Walkersville
Robert E. Stansfield
Extension Service
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Soil
George Swartz
ASC
Trials Set For Dec 5 After City Accident
City police report a 1 pm crash at North Market and Thirteenth due to bad weather. Clarence J. Shiner, 66, struck by Charlotte E. Owen, 38, causing $330 total damage. wife Nettie Shriner, 61, treated for facial lacerations and knee injury, listed good. Owen's daughter Charlotte L. Owen injured, treated and released. Both drivers cited for traffic violations. trials set for December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market
Thirteenth Streets
Clarence J. Shiner
Rocky ‘Ridge
North Market Stree
Charlotte E. Owen
Braddock Heights
Thirteenth Street
Shriner
Ford
Owen
Nettie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County planning board weighs rezoning requests
County planners evaluate three rezoning applications from rural residential to business and industrial districts. Dr Donald R Lynch seeks to extend a business cluster. Aero Oil, Ceresville Motor, and others urge approval subject to conditions, while a second case in Newmarket requests industrial use. The planner opposes spot zoning, and commissioners will decide after a public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planniss
Frederick
Frederick County
Board of County
Ceresville Motor Company
Aero Oil Co
Donald R. Lynch
Iosterim
Lynch
Caoumy
Arthur B Hatton
Commission
W. Jerome Ofutt
Dr. Lynch
Frank Higinbotham
Oil Company
Vernon R
Austin H Rippeon
Motor Company
Theron D. Green Offutt
Appel
Willard P. Campbell
Newmarket
Offutt
Hatton
Campbell
Iiner
Quinrezon
Winca
Court House
Sere
Danet E Wight
Nosa E Kefauve Er Dr
Thomas J. Cram
Mebri H. Ramsburg
Howard U Quma
Bifth
Commission i i
J Alfred Cutsatt
Evécutne
Cua
Segoe and Associates
Wight
Aid Fo
Brunswick
Thurmont
Catsaill
Board of Zoning ‘Appeals
Circuit Court
Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Highlight Local Notices
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including William Rmker and Wanda Hears of Baltimore, James Myers Jr. and Ilene Smyth of Frederick, plus others from Damascus and Ocean City. It also records property deed transfers among local residents and a market report from Western Maryland Sock Varas Inc, Westminster, covering cattle and hog prices. The entry notes the U.S. Army used camels from 1856 to 1866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Ralph Rmker
Wanda S Hears
Baltmore
James L. Myers Jr
Thurmam
Ilene M. Smyth
Frederick Rotaid
Kiley
Ela Lee Webh
Damascus
Gary Wilson Free
Francis Marie Snoots
Brunswich
Bernard W. Morris Jr
Joan M Hardy
Ocean City
New Jersey
Griffts
W. Chapman
Frederik
Mary Mumnis
Walkersville
Paul S. Stull
Thurmont
Johanna Mo Magaha
Mt. Airy
Vic Calderone
South Ozone Park
New York
Amelia Colandro
Ozone Pars
Alvi $ Harbaugh
de Forced
Woodsboro
Evelyn Virginia Shorb
Louie E
Willam Blessley
Strawsleigh, Inc
Harold K. Staley
Stransleigh, Inc
Ella M
Henry M.ramsburg
Emma Florence Gaugh
Henry M. Ramsburg
Marsiana
Sent To Prison Tea Learn To Read Write
A 17? year old auto thief in Brooklyn was sent to prison after his lawyer argued the term was needed to teach him to read and write. Judge Samuel S. Leventowile called it a shocking situation and noted the youth’s illiteracy contributed to a delinquency record including burglary and time at a state training school. The case highlights deficiencies in basic education as a factor in crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas P. Leotnot
George Jarvis
Brooklyn
Lentim
New York State
Bos Brooklnn
Samuel S. Lethowile
Jarvis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Augusta
Eisenhower Frinday
Eisenhower
Place
North Market Street
City Hall
Berkshires
Massachusetts
Berkshire
American Bible Society
S. Leslie
Shafer & Sons Plumbing & Heating
Middletown, Md
Iosan
FOSAN
Germicida
Lazarus Laboratories Inc
West Chemical Products
Altamont Ave
Richmond
Poplar Hill Dairy
Paul A. Hobbes
Farmers Supply CO
Delaval Milkers
Adl Genuine DeLaval
New Idea Farm Machinery
Fairbanks-Morse Water Pumps
South Carrol
St Frederick
Woodbine
U. 540
Sykesville
P. O. Box
Thormont
Sinclair
Poplar Hill
Crum
Superior Dairy
Opin Daly
Frederick MO
Charles E Smith
Remco L. Brubaker
Edward D. Storm
Allen K. Romer
Helen’ Stewart
Helen Stewart
Elizabeth Bowling Cook
Louie H Remsbert
Evangelial Lutheran Synod of Marland
Brosus Homes Corp
Ralph Francis Lipps
Brosius Homes Corp
Glenn *R. Huffer
Abe + Peaf
Helen C. Hass
Daniel Sears
County
U.S. Army
Crispin
Rome
Maximilian
Ae Spring
J. Austin Younkins
Wayside Radio Service
Poe Rvciowas, Apt
We Pense
Boyer Insurance Agency
Court St
MT. Olive Orchard
Libertytown
AEW
Windsor
Talbot
Rice’s Color Center
West
Potato Chip Co., Inc
Hanover, Pa
Stor
West Patrich St
Zenith
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
Post Office
Morrell
Morrell Goodwin
Cora
Square Corner
Evergreen Point
Im Qoad
Urbana
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance
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