Pomona Grange Endorses Surplus Corn Aid for Maryland Counties
The Frederick County Pomona Grange urged that surplus corn be made available to drought disaster areas in Maryland. The resolution notes 10 counties declared disaster areas and criticizes lack of surplus programs for Maryland while existing programs reach Pennsylvania and Virginia. It calls for reduced taxpayer costs by shared storage and sends copies to national and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Orvill Freeman
J. Glenn Beall Sr
Daniel Brewster
Maryland State Grange
Lionel Burgess
Jefferson Grange
David Hert
Pomona
Bernard Remsburg
Potomac
Charles Putman
State Grange
Harold Long
Calvary Methodist Church
Redman Myers
Grange
Grange Adopts 1964 Work Program and Youth Plans
The Home Economics Committee showcased aprons and urged Grange members to enter two party breads and cookies in the State Bake Contest. National Grange Community Progress Program for 1963-1965 was approved, along with the 1964 Work and Youth Programs. A January 25, 1964 program featured guest speakers from Glade Valley Walkersville with a spelling bee and a birthday greeting for Master Bernard Remsburg. The next meeting was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Committee
Henry Keller
Tuscarora Grange
Thurmont
Glade Valley
Grange
National Grange Community Progress
Char
Les Putman
Walkersville
Jefferson Quartette
Pomona ‘Grange
Isang
Carolina
Henry Larkin
Eugene Cox
George Lakin
Bernard Remsburg
David Ifert
Annie Zimmerman
Glade Valley Grange
William Warren
Jefferson Grange
Remsburg
Putman
Young Dems Plan Education Panel
The Frederick County Young Democratic Club will host a panel on financing education in Winchester Hall's Hiram Winchester Room. The event on Tuesday October 29 begins at 8 30 p m with Frederick County Superintendent Dr James Sensenbaugh and Frederick County School Board President Clarence C Thomas as invited participants. Robert Hess also attends as president of the local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Young Democratic Club
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
James A. Sensenbaugh
Clarence C. C. Thomas
School financing round table invited leaders and educators
The Frederick County Teachers Association and Richard Comstock, president of the County Council of PTAs, were invited to participate in a school financing round table. State and County education lawmakers including Commissioner Lawrence Dorsey and Delegate William Houck will complete the panel, moderated by Donald Whitworth. The meeting is to be presided over by the Young Democrats with president Miss Dorothy Handley and publicity chair Miss Marjorie Atkins on last night. A plea was rejected in Annapolis as the Maryland Court of Appeals denied residents’ challenge to a $2.1 million sewerage project in Halfway, a Hagerstown suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Teachers Association
Richard Comstock
County Council of
Ptas
Lawrence Dorsey
William Houck
Donald Whitworth
Young Democrats
Halfway
Hagerstown
Maryland Court of Appeals
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Frederick’s
Olympia Typewriters
Addo-X & National
Art Metal & AN Steel Furniture
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Telefunken
Pelican & Ronea
Joseph F. Rhoderick
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Redericktown
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Coker
House OF Fabrics
South Court St
Browning
Hipley’s, Inc
Poort
Bowes Lumber
Dorothy Handley
Marjorie (Bunny) Atkinson
Annapolis
Circuit Court
County Sanitary Commission
County Commissioners
Sarily
Market St
Seaboard Finance Company
COAL
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
Water St. MO
Aluminum
Kehne Furniture CO
South Market ST
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Co
Frederick, Md
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Volkswagen
Cactus
Purchsee
Maryland Aluminum Sales Co
North Market St
Carmack
Bowser Lumber
Hendrickson's
Chrisie
Barbizon
Wallace
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