Coroner Halts Two Trains After Fatal Hit Run
On a Washington DC Maryland line a 6:15 train and a 5:55 train were stopped after a pedestrian was struck and killed by the first train. Passengers waited as emergency crews arrived and the coroner investigated. A man was arrested after arguing with the conductor about delays. The Baltimore & Ohio train resumed service 75 minutes late.
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Washington
Brunswick
Maryland
West Virginia
Maryland District of Columbia
Congressional
Baltimore & Ohio
New bioscience annex opens with student equipment check
Elaine Patry, a junior from Auburn, Maine, tests gear in the prep room of the newly opened bioscience annex while Ryan Derey, a sophomore from Roxanna, Delaware, watches. Photo by Ed Waters Jr.
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Hood College
Arthur Gorelick
Gorelick
Detrick
Ed Waters Jr
Elaine Patry
Auburn
Bioscience Annex
Ryan Derey
Roxanna, del
County and state clash over Frederick County population
Frederick County faces a 5 000 person discrepancy between its own 1975 projection of 100 000 and the Maryland Department of State Planning estimate of 95 000. Planning officials cite differing methodologies based on housing units versus employment as the cause, complicating federal and state program applications. Larry Johnson, planning department head, notes both figures are uncertain but essential.
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Frederick County
Planning Department
Larry Johnson
Planning Commission
Maryland
Department of State Planning
Johnson
Youth in Government Night. Singapore students learn city process
Twelve Singapore students joined Frederick Evening Optimist Club for a bi monthly Frederick City Board of Aldermen meeting. Linganore High School chair Thomas Slater guided a mock election with English exchange student Jane Edwards as mayor and five aldermen. Various city posts were appointed, highlighting government operations and challenging teen stereotypes.
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Singapore
Frederick Evening Optimist Club
Frederick
Ken Derrenbacher
Jim Fry
Joe Kelly
Brent Palachowski
Lisa Schaub
Eric Schaub
Ann Lee
Rick Leatherwood
Mark Arrington
Terry Lockard
Miss Barbara Devaughn Enlists in USAF Delayed Enlistment
Miss Barbara E. Devaughn of Frederick enlisted in the Air Force Delayed Enlistment Program at Frederick Towne Mall, per recruiter MSgt. Mackie D. Bailey. She will enter active duty up to six months after enlistment and attends a six week basic training starting April 23, 1976. She hails from Middletown High School and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Devaughn.
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Barbara E. Devaughn
Frederick
US Air Force
Mackie D. Bailey
USAF
Frederick Towne Mall
Air Force
Devaughn
Miss Devaughn
Middletown High School
Thomas W. Devaughn
Notice of Estate Appointment for Betty Jane Sanders
Pearl D. Sanders of Pleasant Hill Drive Burgin Kentucky 40310 appointed personal representative of Betty Jane Sanders estate who died testate on September 11 1975. Appointment made September 27 1975 by Mercer County Court Probate Division. Maryland agent for service of process listed for the estate.
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Betty Jane Sanders
Pearl D. Sanders
Pleasant Hill Drive
Burgin
Kentucky
Testate
Mercer County Court
Maryland
Real estate probate filing in Frederick County Maryland
The Register of Wills for Frederick County Maryland lists Doris J White of the Trout Building 15 North Court Street Frederick MD 21701 as involved in the probate. The decedent owned land in Braddock District Frederick County described by a 1952 deed from Thomas W Ostman et ux to C Ralph Yingling et ux and recorded in Land Records Liber 568 folio 159.
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Register of Wills
Frederick County
Maryland
Doris J White
Trout Building
North Court Street
Frederick
Braddock Erection
Towit
Thomas W. Ostman
C. Ralph Yingling
Public Notice of Property Boundaries and Conveyance
Public notice describes a property survey segment with compass bearings and distances totaling .55 acre. References include the county, a deed from Thomas W. Oatman to C. Ralph Yingling, and transfer to Betty Jane Sanders from Charles E. Miller. The description covers line directions, iron pipes as markers, and a return to the starting point.
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Thomas W. Oatman
C. Ralph Yingling
Betty Jane Sanders
Charles E. Miller
Notice to creditors in decedent estate in Frederick County
May 8 1974 land record in Liber 938 folio 694 identifies decedent estate with claims to be filed with the Frederick County Register of Wills by May 21 1976. Parties Pearl D Sanders and Doris J White listed as agents at 15 N Court Street Frederick MD 21701. First publication November 22 1975 with notices on November 22 29 and December 6.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Register of Wills
Frederick Countly
Manheim R.D
Lancaster County
Manheim
Elizabeth Town
Lebanon, Lancaster
Herrisburg
Leb. Hershey Turnpike
Wolgemuth Auctioneer
Marbie Quarry Road
McKinstry Mills
Clemsonville Rd
Union Bridge
Birds Eye
Kenmore
Westinghouse
Howard County Fairgrounds
Rt. 144
West Friendship
Morris
H.P
Scotts
Gosnell
Carroll County
Fairgrounds
Allen T. Hill
Towit
Marlette
Concord Estates
Conco, Inc
N. Court Street
Frederick
Emmert R. Bowlus
Hood College unveils Bio Science Annex with expanded lab space
Hood College opened a bio science annex converted from a former laundry behind Hudson Science Building. The $185,000 project doubles lab space to 860 sq ft and adds 400 sq ft prep area, 285 sq ft animal rooms, 570 sq ft classrooms, and 500 sq ft storage.
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Hood College
Hudson Science Building
James Gilford
Gilford
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Barbara Devaughn
Doris J. White
Court Street
Hood
Fort Detrick
Gerald M. Cope
Robert E. Linder
Cope, Linder and
Landon Proffitt
Morgan Keller
Bevens
Huntsinger
Paul R
Mae K. Donoughs
Westminster Auction
Bond St. Westminster
Wally Groves
Wally Groves, Jr
Biggs & Stratton
Zephyr
R.T
Wisconsin
Virginia E. Staine
Austin Bohn & Chas
Funkhouser
Sidney Lease
Winters Church
Ponton’s
W. 5Th St
Sears
T.V
Jefferson
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