Election turnout data shows Republican and Democratic tallies
County results list unofficial counts for Republican nominations in multiple districts with leaders like Arnold, Lewis, Casm, and Beall Jr. plus Ward. For the Democratic Central Committee, figures include Crum, Reeder, Renn, Slater, and Winters, among others, reflecting a dense ballot turnout across subdistricts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow W. Corbin
Arnold
Donald L. Lewis
L. Cas m B. Crem
Robert and
Theodore Ward
Richard Andrews
Donald Devine
Ro Owas
Carton Beall
Jmm Beall Jr
Louise Gore
Ross Z. Pierpont
Gregory C Bannon
Julien P. Delphey
Frank W. Higinbotham
Donald T. Taylor
Democratic Central
Frederick J. Bower
John M. Crum
C. Dahl Drenning
G. David Green
Susan R. Holly
Carlos R. McCalla Jr
Arthur Potts
Austin Powell
Bruce Reeder
A. Irvin Renn
Doris Riley
Thomas Slater
Richard Winters
Puerto Rican migrants to undergo three day trial in Virginia orchards
About 250 Puerto Rican migrant workers will begin a three day trial period in Frederick County apple orchards after a closed meeting between the Frederick County Fruit Growers Association and the Virginia Employment Commission. Some 600 Jamaican workers remain in place under a federal court order, with the Labor Department arguing Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens eligible for jobs. Jamaicans are preferred by growers for their proven labor. Remaining Puerto Ricans will be evaluated for suitability. satisfactory workers will earn 2.71 dollars per hour and receive a plane ticket home at harvest end, while unsatisfactory workers will be sent home. Jamaicans will not be fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Angle Orchards
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
Virginia Employment Commission
Philip B. Glaize
Glaize
United States
U. S. Labor Department
Egid Telmar Ral Annel Fruit Growers Labor Committee
Robinson
Storm knocks out power and floods hit area towns
A violent storm caused scattered power outages in the county town and across Taneytown Union Bridge with crews attempting repairs at press time. Braddock Heights reported over an inch of rain in an hour, Emmitsburg tallied 1.33 inches by 9 p.m., and rainfall continued into the night with Damascus recording highs and lows of 87 and 66 as northward winds persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison
Taneytown-Union Bridge
Braddock Heights
David Lesher
Emmitsburg
Lucille Beale
Damascus
Unut
Richard Schwerdt
Campaign results shape county races as absentees loom
In a tight county race Martha Brittain edged Mary Whitmore 4449 to 4200 with about 500 absentee ballots pending Thursday that could swing the county treasurer contest. Norman S. Geiser won the GOP Register of Wills nomination 2532 to 1285 and will face Democrat Thomas Eichelberger. Incumbents Harry C. Smith and Howard Z. Stup were renominated for Me Orphans Court with a third seat potentially decided by absentee ballots where Shirley Happ led G Raymond Shipley 4960 to 4913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Owen
The
Post
Norman S. Geiser
Robert D. Biggs
GOP
Shirley Happ
G. Raymond Shipley
James McLaren Jr
Roscoe Shook
House of Delegates
Taylor
Higinbotham
del. Julien P. Delphey
Republican Central Committee
Steven Swank
John George
Galen Clagett
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Paul L. Crum Jr
Crum
Pampania
Brunswick council names Barkman to lead committees
Brunswick mayor pro tempore David Green was elected after a brief town meeting. Councilman Gary Barkman won a close runoff August 18 against Raymond B. Will and was sworn in by Mayor Jess D. Orndorff. Various committee appointments were announced, including finance, streets, sewer and water, police, fire and ambulance, parks, sanitation, safety, ordinance, maintenance and equipment, public relations, nuisance, campsite, recreation, disaster, planning and zoning, and police commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
G. David Green
Gary Barkman
Raymond B. Will
Jess D. Orndorff
Orndorff
Michael
Mullen
Williard Barger
Barkman
Streets Green
Jim Main
Barger
Frank Miglio
Main
Miglio
Parks
Green
Stal
Ocalus and Sanitation
Dinance
C&o
Sutcliffe
Wayne Carter
Rev. Ledgard
S. Fitzgerald
Death and Dying topic at Kiwanis meeting
NICE WOOD Staff Writer Dr Dana Cable told Frederick Kiwanis Club that living can be learned from the dying and warned people to face death, not euphemize it. He described five death stages, urged staying connected with the dying, and noted fear of dying and long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice Wood
Dana Cable
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Hood College
Cable
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Rer Af Wits
Norman
Geiser’s A Sas
G. Eugene Anderson
Lorene W. Bowlus
R. Richard Carin
Law
Garland P Feaga
John C. George
John ¢. Gladhill
Lloyd K MuUver
Cde
Robert D. Osborn Jr
Monica J. Reilly
Ulias M. Shern
Robert E. Stoner
Lab. Paul
T. Swank
John Tregoning
Lue Gee
Pei
Barnes
Martha Ann Brittain
Brunswick Council
Mary Williams
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Middletown
Hess’s
Crareday
Feday
Ohanage
Hess's
Frederick
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