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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1958

Page

8

Carroll Board Approves Personnel and Scholarships

The Carroll County Board of Education met September 16 approving new personnel for the school lunch program at Robert Morton School and awarding a four year Western Maryland College scholarship to John E. Bante replacing Lars Shanbolz. They planned attendance at the October state meeting with Hering and Lawyer representing the board. Progress reports on ongoing school construction showed Sykesville and Francis Scott Key buildings nearing occupancy in 1959. The board also approved building usage policies, a Harney school sale, and transportation and land purchases for a central school. An Eagle Scout ceremony for Robert Stauffer highlighted a day of awards and merit badges at Staley Park and Wilson Scout Reservation. A birthday celebration for Mrs. Daniel R. Grove took place at Maple Homestead with family and friends attending.

Board of Education Carroll County Beln Wine Board Robert Moron School Western Maryland College John E. Bante New Windsor Lars Shanbolz Baltimore Carroll County Board Hering Lawyer Sykesville Francis Scott Key Richardson Winfield Mechanicsville North Carroll Westminster High School Bartholow Watersville Robert Morton Ohe Harney Serta Eldersburg

Local Notes from Lime Kiln and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Elia V Fisher to celebrate 89th birthday on Sept 17. Freder ick County stories include visits among Fisher DeGrange Brosius and Carter families. School and parish interest noted with Poolesville High School and M P Church updating oil burner. Families Mills Keller Stulf and Spring linked to Frederick area. Minor injuries from a glass jar involving Dianna Spring, treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Rhodelia Zimmerman and Tobias Zimmerman visit Bow family Route 4 community.

M. M. Carter Elia V. Fisher David Clark Poolesville Charles Brosius Donald Heffner Jefferson Erma DeGrange Carl Fisher Miss Green Poolesville High School Rhodesia Zhamerman Ross Mills Deena Frederick Mills Willard Keller Buckeystown George Stulf Baltimore Stall Mirs Walter Cecil Mattie Floyd Smith Cecil Dianna Spring James Spring Frederick Memorial Hospital Rhodelia Zimmerman Robert Roth Fae Debbie Tobias Zimmerman J Gra Grayson Bow

Surprise Birthday for Miss Deanna Grimes at Stream Home

A surprise party was held Sunday evening September 14 for Miss Deanna Grimes of Point of Rocks, hosted by her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stream. Guests included numerous Stream family members from Point of Rocks Rockville Clarksburg and nearby areas with gifts and refreshments. Harriet Monroe, founder and editor of Poetry Magazine, was noted as a patron saint of American poets.

Deanna Grimes Charles Grimes Point of Rocks Paul Stream Evelyn Tommy Gary Terry Deanna George Stream Debbie Franklin Stream Darlene Dickerson Robert Stream Rockville Martha Hunter Benjamin Cline John Baugher Jack Dennis Frederick Ralph Stream Linda Jane Nelson Ralph, Jr Clarksburg Allen Warfield Beverly Randy Maurice Ray Karen Connie Ruby Shores Wanda Carol Miskell Rebecca Charlene Shorb Ruth Martha Sam Kipe Jackie Rutherford Libby Anderson Wendell Williams Louis Danner Gail Spangler Tami Lou Kipe Harriet Monroe Poetry Magazine

Weather and Apple Harvest Highlight Washington Report

Weather has favored colors and quality for Washington’s apple crop with an estimated 23 million boxes for 1958. The state could ship about 32 000 carloads, roughly 1 000 more than 1957, with favorable sizes and hopeful prices if markets stay orderly. A note mentions the world’s shortest transcontinental highway as a WWII concrete road parallel to the Panama Canal may be better known.

Wenatchee Wash Washington Panama Canal

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