Frederick County Roads Plan to Go Public Next Week
The Frederick County Road Board met to review the 196 program of the Roads Department and to announce the list of roads to be screened. Delber Null said the final plan and rating will be released late next week with a November 1 deadline for announcements. The board aims to cover about 20 miles of planned improvements and promised prompt action on the Butterfly Lane high speed hazard after complaints from residents.
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Frederick County Road Board
Delber
Null
County Corne
Edger Lew
Couns O. Bunkies
Ima
Plann
Doris Ricketts
Howard Ambrose
Butterfly Lane
County Roads Department
Commissioners Pledge Quick Action on Sign Petition
Several residents prepare to signing a petition requesting slow signs and children at play along Butterfly Lane. The three commissioners last month promised the matter would be given immediate attention.
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Butterfly Lane
Nizh
Court News and Marriages Amid Property Deeds and Divorces
Court records list marriage licenses and divorces for several residents including Robert L Mentzer and Jean, both 22, of F Hard y Virginia, and Gladys son 31, of Ronald P Burns 18, of Way and Rosa I Kuhn 29 of Bab at J Valko 22, of Raritan XN J and Elizabeth A Steinz 21 of Gettysburg Pa. Property deeds show transfers such as Edna Mae Moler to Harry L Zimmerman and wife for 10 dollars. Equity action M Anderson vs Sheridan referenced for complaint details. Raymond Guynne Brown Jr. noted in absolute divorce proceedings.
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Robert L. Mentzer
Jean
F. Hardy
Wie
Roy Lemaster
Clagrettamsburg
Martha
Alber
L. Dowell
Main Jr
DeLauter
H. Krefier DeLauter
Martin
M. Anderson
Glade Guild Plans Annual Fall Supper
The Women’s Guild of the Glade Church Walkersville met October 15 at the Edina Carfen home near Walkersville. Officers listed menus and duties for the annual fall supper to be held November 11 and 12 with specific dish assignments and chairmanships.
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Glade Guild
Women's Guild of the Glade Rch of Christ
Walkersville
Edina Car- Fen
Edgar Zimmerman
Zimmerman
William
G. Fred
Irs
George C. Stauffer
Thomas P. Cramer
Eefer Cutsai Earl
Annabelle Gracetham
Group Tensions Highlight Missionary Committee Meeting
Miss Henrietta Cram led a church program on group tensions with readings by Mrs. Harvey Cramer and prayers by Mrs. Carl Stauffer. The event featured a hymn, scripture passages, a Q and A on why group sessions provoke feelings, and a closing Lord’s Prayer with refreshments served.
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Frank Rosenlersen
Ruth ‘Roderick
Missionary Committee
William Z. Stauffer
Carl Stauffer
Harvey Cramer
James Fisher
Raymond Enrlisa
Henrietta Cramer
Roderick
Carstensen
Fisher
Harold Sul
Hev. Rosenbeger
Illinois fossils found in coal strip fields near Coal City
Some of the world’s finest plant fossils are found in abandoned coal strip mining fields about 535 miles southwest of Chicago. Rock hunters collect potato shaped rocks from the spoil heaps and crack them open concretions to reveal ancient plant impressions dating back millions of years.
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Ilpinois
Coal City
I.ap
Chicago
Loop
Mrs Trunk Jr. Installed President Of Lutheran Women
Mrs. Charles Trunk Jr. of Frederick was installed as president of the United Lutheran Church Women of the Maryland Synod at the Epiphany Lutheran Church. Other officers named include Mrs. Albert Fischer Baltimore vice president Mrs Herbert Lee Baltimore secretary and Mrs. Oren Strine Walkersville treasurer. About 48 women from more than 6 000 members attended the annual convention. The Maryland Synod covers Maryland District of Columbia and parts of West Virginia east panhandle.
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Baltimore
Charles Trunk Jr
Frederick
United Lutheran Church
Maryland
United Lutheran Church In America
Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church In
Albert Fischer
Herbert Lee
Oren Strine
Walkersville
Epiphany Lutheran Church
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Panhandle
TV Radio Roundup From Cynthia Lowry Highlights Big Party
The Big Party's second NBC CBS run shows Greer Garson hosting a lively cast with Walter Slezak and Mary Healy in a spoofing, satirical TV scene. Ernie Kovacs hosts a new ABC panel show while CBS radio prepares new operatic broadcasts and ABC reruns a praised Carney program. Hawaii faces steel shortages if the U.S. strike persists, turning to Japanese steel.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
CBS
Greer Garson
Miss Garson
Walter Slezak
Peter Lind Hases
Mary
Healy
Dru Mrzxe Nichols
Jin
Atpast Nour
Sal Mapeo
Mack the Knife
Ernie Kovacs
Shost
ABC
Miss Garr
America
Art Carney
Peter and the Wolf
George Bernard Shaw
Robert Morley
Jack Webb
Jack Benny
Sponsor Magazine
For Better or Wer 3:00-2.9 Bg Paseft
District Atte clock shows 3:00 with notes on a 3:8 day and house on Eign Street. Listings include Bandstand Pile and Sozo event convass, plus sports mentions and local names like George Neus and David Stickle.
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Paseft
Eign Street
Tempie
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