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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1975

Page

4

Frederick Community Concerts Leader Honored Again

Mrs. Donald E. Leatherman receive certificates of appreciation from Frederick City officials and an outstanding citizen award from Governor Mandel. Her tenure as president since 1955 helped grow membership, expand programming, and raise audience demand at Thomas Johnson High School.

Donald E Estelle) Leatherman Frederick Leatherman Frederick City Marvin Mandel Maryland Frederick County Edward B. Thomas Accoustic Thomas Johnson High School Mandel Maryland Arts Council Korean Cultural and Freedom Foundation Washington, D.C Community Concerts Inc New York Columbia Artists Management, Inc Frederick Association America Frederick News-Post

Nature a Polluter Suggests Vegetation Smog Origins

Happy Motoring News reports a six day Washington area pollution alert where natural emissions from Appalachian vegetation were found to dominate smog. NRL analysis shows terpene-like hydrocarbons from vegetation trapped in a stagnant air mass, with rainfall diluting auto contributions.

Happy Motoring News Exxon Co Washington, D.C Nature U.S. Naval Research Laboratory NRL Appalachian Mountains

Dorsey Defends Budget Belts in Service Club Talk

County Commissioner Lawrence Dorsey urged belt tightening at a service club meeting. He argued funds for new reads won’t go to homeowners who build hideaways on dirt roads and then demand road improvements for public services. He also claimed Frederick is not Montgomery County and cannot offer the same services.

Lawrence Dorsey Service Club Frederick Montgomery County

Letter to the editor defends homeowners on dirt roads

A reader argues residents deserve public services and equal tax treatment. They condemn officials for blaming newcomers, insisting the community has a right to live where it pleases and that land approvals were previously granted. The tone asserts democratic rights and calls for fair utility and road maintenance.

Clean Air Fight Spurs Frederick County Letter Debate

The Frederick County Chamber argues against federal nondegradation plans tied to the Clean Air Act amendments. They warn 50 to 60 mile zones could halt local growth including housing, roads, tourism, and development. The piece urges keeping local control and questions prioritizing air rules over economic needs.

Washington United States Congress Frederick County Environmental Protection Agency National Park Catoctin Mountain National Park Carroll Montgomery Howard Baltimore Prince George’s Baltimore City Assateague Island National Seashore EPA Congress

Fourth annual Junior Democratic Club meeting eyed in Frederick

Readiness for the September 15 1925 Frederick County event includes arrival plans for Governor Albert C. Rutchie State Senator David G McIntosh Jr and Congressman Stephen W Gambill They will be escorted to Hotel Braddock by club leaders Motter and Winebrenner with Gambill a cousin of James H Gambrill Jr of Frederick. Maintenance crews begin resurfacing Woodsboro pike from Walkersville to Ceresville a two mile link toward an improved Frederick to Westminster highway via Walkersville Woodsboro Ladiesburg and Middleburg.

Junior Democratic Club Frederick County Hotel Braddock Albert C. Rutchie David G. McIntosh Jr Frederick Guy K. Motter Junior Democratic Club David C. Winebrenner III Stephen W. Gambill Mr Gambrill James H Gambrill Jr State Roads Commission Woodsboro Walkersville Ceresville Westminster Ladiesburg Middleburg

County courthouse office moves begin with sheriff staff

The 20 years ago item notes Sheriff Horace M. Alexander and his staff taking over redecorated quarters at the county courthouse formerly used by Circuit Court Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer. After repainting, the sheriff’s office will be followed by the Supervisor of Assessments. About 300 people attended Calvary Methodist Church’s 25th anniversary banquet in Westminster. Rev Dr William A. Kesse of Grace Methodist Church Baltimore was principal speaker. The Carroll County Association for Retarded Children held its first fall meeting in the Davis Library basement with Dr Lyndon Myers presiding. Invocation by Rev Harold Hodgson, with Mrs Ober Herr Jr. at the piano.

Patrick Street Fleming’s Sheffield Besant and Knott Grocery Old City Lewis Otto Western Union Telegraph Office Court and Patrick Schmidt’s Cigar Factory Court St Market Street J.C. Penney Co., Inc McCardell Family Williamson’s Drug Store Rice & Halters Wholesale Nations South Market St John Quinn Wm. N. Jolliffe George and John Abrecht Kennedys Restaurant Knock's Sponselier’s Horace M. Alexander Patrick M. Schnauffer Calvary Methodist Church William A. Kesse Grace Methodist Church Baltimore Carroll County Association For Retarded Children Davis Library Westminster Lyndon Myers Harold Hodgson Ober Herr Jr

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