Emmitsburg Crab Feast Reunion Highlights Local Guests
A reunion and crab feast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Webb drew attendees from Emmitsburg Springfield Silver Spring Melican Balti more and Frostburg. Neels supervised crab dishes and shared travel stories from Tokyo Asia and Hong Kong. A double birthday party for James Waster and Daniel Gerrie followed, with relatives from Frostburg Baltimore Westminster and Potomac attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Webb
Frances Webb
Samuel Hays
Emmitsburg
Ura
Robert Hays
Bobby
Michael
Springfield
Mike
Q 1
Jackson
Sherrie
Michelle
Wayne
Silver Spring
Jerry Meaden
David
Mel Can
Eduard Neels
Hans Odin
Jeffrey Odin
Donna Conigliaro
Baltimore
Neels
Mr. Neels
Tokyo
India
Thailand
Hong Kong
James Waster
James Wastler
Daniel Gerrie
Lester Wastler Jr
Stanley Vinson
Sheila
Robert Liller
Teresa
Stephen Hess
James
Lynn Shorb
Frostburg State College
Charles 8
Shorb
Laurence Orendorff
Louis Topper
Ann Orendorff
Allen Sanders
Potomac
Sanders
Clarence Sanders
Treated Sewage Water Creates Pure Lake in California
In California a pilot project feeds Indian Creek Reservoir with treated sewage water from South Lake Tahoe. The water is refined through lime, filtration beds, charcoal, and chlorination, then tested for safety. Officials say it meets drinking water standards though researchers note the results require thorough testing and user acceptance remains cautious.
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Warklerville
Calif
Teemine
Sierra
Indian Creek
Seace
South Lake Tahoe
Bob Wakeman
South Lahoe
U.S
Public Health Service
Jahoe
Omar Lake Jahoe
Wake Man
Lahoe
Wahemat
Avey- Hust
Sam
Sykesville Man Third In Roadeo
A Morland veteran truck driver, Hubert C. Cassell of Sykesville, placed third in the three axle tractor-trailer class at the 32nd Nations Truck Roadeo in DEIVER Colorado. Cassell, with Pacific Inland Mountain Express in Jessup, trailed winner Henry F. Mleischmann of Toledo, Ohio, and runner up Quayton D. Saylor of Forest Park, Georgia.
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Deiver
Colo
Morland
American Tracking Associations
Hubert C. Cassell
Sykesville
Pacific Intermountain Express
Jessup
Henry F. Mleischmann
Oledo
Ohio
Query Ton D. ‘Saylor
Forest Park
Assateague Land Costs 1.6 Million
Philadelphia AP report states the pre federal government purchase of a 534 acre tract on Assateague Island for 1.6 million, part of a larger plan to create the Assateague Island National Seashore while condemning or purchasing about 9,000 additional acres from private owners. The land, bought from the University of Pennsylvania to fund medical research, marks a key expansion for the seashore project.
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Philadelphia
Assateague Island
Marland
U.S. Interior Department
Assateapue Island National Seashore
Interior Department
University of Pennsylvania
Wholesale Prices Edge Up After Earlier Revisions
Washington reports wholesale prices rose by one tenth of a percent in August after initial and revised statements. The Bureau of Labor Statistics blamed a computational error for the confusion and noted the August increase, notwithstanding prior White House and NIA signals of no change.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lucida
Arnold Chase
White House
NIA
Ford's Price Rise Trumps GM Figure on Car Costs
Ford Motor Co raises 1970 model prices by about 3.6 percent or $103 on average, aiming to grab GM’s market share. The Maserati driven Mos, sorry Maserick, remains the lowest priced American car at $1,915 while the American Motors Hornet starts at $1,994. Ford also resumes five year power train warranty at extra cost after GM kept 50,000 mile plan.
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Delroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Compar
Maserick
American Motors
Erick
Lord
Rebekahs Lodge Official Visitation Highlights Maryland Assembly
Rebekahs Lodge No 51 held a regular meeting on Friday September 12 with Ruth Eyler presiding over 10 members and 38 visitors from Granite Edgemere Galthersburg Ellicott City Thurmont Mt Airy Upper Falls Ellicott City and others. The charter was draped for past president Lillian Mercer and Mrs. Rae Shook and Miss Doris Jean Ramsburg were named to the resolution committee for Mrs. Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51
Rebekah Assembly of Maryland
Ruth Eyler
Noble Grand
Granite
Edgemere
Galthersburg
Ellicott City
Thurmont
Mt. Airy
Upper Falls
Elkston
Baltimore
Alexandria
Lillian Bk
Bailey
Cora Mercer
Hallie Harvey
Rae Shook
Doris Jean Ramsburg
Mercer
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Phyllis Holtman
Jebekah Assembly
Katherine Kohan
Pearl Skeggs
Mary B. Newton
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Eye of Emmitsburg
Mra
Charles B. Storb
Me Byt
Ud Ega
Indian Creek Reservoir
Assateague
Gers
Curtis Topper
Clarence Frailey
Frances Beaupourt
Pythian Sisters
Reno
Pythian Sisters of Maryland
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Knights of Pythias
Charles Ross
Frederick
Rebekahs Lodge
Samaritan
Jennie Sue Pearson
Floyd O’hem
Charles E. Delosier
Odd Fellows Home
Assembly
Ethel Renn
Edna Watkins
Letatia Staley
Frances Jones
Helen Wachter
Jessie Webster
Stuth Akers
Mary Crampton
Katherine Danner
Ruth Wolf
Grace Schmidt
Pauline Koontz
Sadie Willard
Elizabeth Carlin
Edith Pearl
Holtman
Lodge
Miss Skeggs
Miss Ramsburg
Hall
Hydro- Aire, Inc
Grove Road
Evergreen Point
Krochler
America
Cline’s Furniture Store
Ruodget Fasmente
BK. Patrick
Rey
Wickes
Wickes Lumber & Building Supply
Maryland
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