Hood College president charts China Tibet trek
Hood College President Martha E Church plans a three month study and trekking trip to China and Tibet visiting Peking schools and a university while spending a month in Tibet and trekking Everest in Nepal. She will be acting president during her absence and returns in mid December. The Libertytown Civic Association meets Sept 12 at 7 30 p m to discuss Liberty Day Festival results and park issues.
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Anniversary at Johnsville Senior Center Luncheon Held
A 10th Anniversary Luncheon at the Johnsville Senior Citizens Center brought together charter members and current leaders. Front row featured Hazel Wilson Clara Longenecker Thelma Fritz Ruth Spurrier, while back row included Dot Lynch Lamora Keller Bill Lynch Frank Fogle Mildred Wolfe Pat Throne and Eleanor Warner.
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Mildred Wolfe
Pat Throne
Annual Stull-Martz reunion at Walkersville Town Park
The Stull-Martz reunion was held August 14 at Walkersville Owl Park with attendees led by President Mrs. Margaret Powers. The event featured devotional readings, tributes to Katherine Selby and Grayson Staley, entertainment by the Bishop'splitter group, and prizes for oldest attendees, longest marriage, and furthest travel among participants.
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Maynard Martz
Charleen Hotchkiss
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Thurmont man hurt in farm accident
A Thurmont man, Joseph Reese, 17, was injured at the Merril Ramsburg farm near Utica Mills when his left forearm and hand were caught in a running self unloading wagon. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. Fire, ambulance, rescue crews and state police helicopter responded. Reese freed himself before arrival. The incident underscores farm accident risks this season.
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Rabid raccoon spared as girl to receive serum instead
A Westminster family avoids killing their rabid pet raccoon after the state health department grants a waiver. The 16 year old daughter, bitten by the animal, will receive rabies serum as she nears adulthood. The case mirrors a prior Maryland incident involving a spider monkey and rabies treatment.
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