McKeldin appoints Hines to Maryland Deaf School board
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin used Fair Week Governor's Day in Frederick to present the official commission to Rudolph Hines of Brinklow as the Maryland State School for the Deaf Board of Visitors. He praised Hines as a graduate and pledged vigorous state support for the school and its work.
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Francis Scott Key
Theodore R. McKeldin
Frederick
Robert E Delaplaine
Bob Delaplaine
School For the Deaf
Bob
Eric Proen Annt
Maryland School For the Deaf
Iam
Maryland
Rudolph Hines
Braklow
Gal
Hines
Gallaudet
Our State University
West Virginia School For the Deaf
Rendall
United States
North Carolina
Uns
McKeldin
Simon Sobeloff
Baltimore
Greece
Turkey
General Assembly
Stella Werner
Montgomery County Council
Werner
Frank Keefer
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Rudolph C. Hines
Washington
Rotary Club
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore Supreme Bench
Lloyd Ambrosen
Rotary program highlights county progress and aims
Frederick county under the capable chairmanship of J Milton Brunk emphasizes that handicap employment benefits the workers, their employers, and the community, adding to the productive economy. Rotarians introduce leaders from Optimist Civitan Junior Civic Soroptimist and other clubs, plus officials like Mayor Derr and Chief of Police Main, with visiting Rotarians listed from Bridgewater and Pawling.
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Frederick County
J. Milton” Brunk
Rotary
Charles 5. V. Lanuer
Harry Patton
Optimist Club
Alton Lipps
Civitan Club
Robert Klein
Junior Civic Club
Lelia Brown
Soroptimist Club
Harry Dorcus
Frederick County Agricultural Society
E. C. Lanner
The
Society
Capt
Charles Magaba
Troop B. Md
State Polie
Mary Rhoads
Zonta Club
Theodore McKeldin
John A. Derr
Charles Main
Delbert Null
Board of County Commissioners
Herbert Heston
Civic Club
Guy Kelly
Kiwanis Club
Louis Kinsey
Civinette Club
Emmett Bowlus
Breakfast Optimist Club
Charles Strasnider
Exchange Club
Louise Engle
Business and Professional Womens Club
Clifton Wirts
House of Delegates
Charles E. Moylan
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Raymond Showalter
Bridgewater
Iva
Charles Dubocq
Pawling
I. Y
James D. King
Rockville
Motell Plan Revealed For Germantown Route 21B Site
George Hammerly of Leesburg Virginia and builder David Isen of Washington disclosed plans on October 5 for a 150000 two story motel on Route 21B just east of the Atomic Energy Commission headquarters site in Germantown. Upper Montgomery Council Planning Commission received a building permit request for an 80 room first phase with provisions for three future wings adding about 130 rooms plus recreational and restaurant facilities.
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Rockville
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
David Isen
Ston
Upper Montgomery Council Planning ‘Commission
Montgomery Ward September sales rise 13 percent
Montgomery Ward and Co reported September sales totaling 92,071,040 up 13.0 percent from 81,486,153 in September 1954. Eight months ended September 30 totaled 640,097,003 up 7.9 percent from 593,075,969 in the like 1954 months.
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Montgomery Ward and Co Today
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