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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1965
Page
8
William H Yeager and Betty J Lawrence both of Frederick are listed for marriage licenses. Max Hartle Brown of Smiths-.
The record lists numerous county property deeds involving Joseph P. Gotti Richard Woolley Morgan Keller and others plus transfers in Emmitsburg and Walkersville. It also notes marriage patterns with 1,265 U.S. soldiers marrying Korean women last year.
The assessment office released last week’s construction permits from zoning health and roads authorities. Projects include an $18,000 brick veneer home for George Ford Jr. on George Avenue, a $10,000 frame home for Francis J. Harding on Meum Zien Road, and various additions and structures ranging from $50 to $1,100 on properties in Frederick and Walkersville, with owners named along Maryland roads and RFD routes.
The Dickerson Methodist DS.C.8. group decided at a recent meeting to hold its annual Christmas party on Wednesday December 15 at the church. Members also appointed Mrs Arthur Stull to arrange fruit baskets for the sick during Christmas. The meeting was held at the Stull residence.
Dec 9 gathering at Beallsville Fire Hall marks installation of newly elected officers. Club president Mrs Arthur Stull notes 51 members. Local notes list visitors and ill residents including Mrs Belcher Crone Frank Hartman McKeener and Stacey Dove. Birthdays anniversaries and social visits feature with area families and Mrs Airy Sars turning 87. Delaware estuary recreation study and Araby WSCS oyster and turkey dinner announced.
New officers of the Carroll Manor Grange were installed at the grange Hall in Adamstown led by Grange Master Harry Remsberg. Officers include John Wilbur as over seer, Mrs. Virginia Wilbur lecturer, Blair Titus steward, Thomas Ford assistant steward, Earl Remsberg treasurer, Mrs. Mary L. Remsberg secretary, Paul Geisbert gatekeeper, and others with Elmer Michael and Mrs. Althea Remsberg among the executive committee. The group earned a gold seal for achievement, a second for home economics, and a first for their cookies at the recent state grange annual meeting.
Lovettsville residents hosted M Sergeant Edward Pickard and his four Denver sons, Mrs Shirley Petro, Mrs Gertrude Wharton from Cleveland, Airman SC James Richard and fiancée Carol Hall from Croydon Pa, plus friends Dennis Settle and William Gerhart stationed at Norfolk Navy base. Seaman Recruit Barry Virts, son of Mr and Mrs George Virts, trains at Great Lakes near Chicago. Kathy Smith and Elsie Wirts attended the Annual Awards Banquet in Middleburg. John Rickard, son of Mr and Mrs Jasper Rickard, was a patient at Loudoun Memorial Hospital.
The report lists recent hospital care and upcoming school return, then enumerates guests visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith from Frederick and Washington including Mrs. Foster Hanshew and sons Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Faginiap Mr. and Mrs. William Hickman and Mrs. Floyd Avenhalt and daughters. Also named are officers of the Rocky Ridge Youth Fellowship Debbie Ambrose as president Nancy Ambrose as vice president Jerry Smith secretary Nancy Lynn Ogle assistant secretary Donald Paugh Jr assistant treasurer Linda Six.
Mt Tabor Union school elected new officers recently. Robert Mumma was named Superintendent and James Glass assistant superintendent. Recording secretary is Mrs Oliver Hoffman and Mrs Lynda Keilholtz also listed in the slate.
The Northeast Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation oversees recreation use of 84 surplus federal properties across twelve northeastern states. The parcels total about 11,000 acres and are valued at roughly $4,000,000.
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