Damascus Old Auto Activities Day draws 135 cars in rain
Wet Sunday dampened plans for the fourth annual Old Auto Activities Day by American Legion Post 1711 at the Post Home in Damascus. Despite the weather, 135 antique cars arrived from five regions and a sizable crowd attended as trophies were awarded for Backing Up, Dancing, Cranking, and traveling longest distance in a 1920 model or older.
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Luther Burke
Damascus
American Legion Post
Post Home
Winchester
Fredericksburg
Chesapeake
Gettysburg
National Capital
Richard Alexander
Siler Spring
Mr. Prentice
National Capital Region
Paul Reedy
Lanham
Scramble
Newton
Prince Georges County
J. Jackson
Ford
Montgomery County notes shift to Montgomery General and Bird Memorial names
Community notices report a name change for Montgomery General Hospital with future additions to be titled Bird Memorial. Luncheon and meetings planned for October 12 and October at Mrs Kesler’s home. Damascus Lions Club charter night October 1 at 7 p.m. at Peter Pan Inn with program and dancing. Members attend membership day at Deaconness home in Washington and W S C S conference in Cumberland. varios the church christening and college returns for Woodfield students listed with destinations and enrollments.
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Damascus High School
PTA
William Freienmuth
Leonard Mulhmx
Albert Hanson
William Frezenmuth
Montgomery County Council
Charles Senseney
Glime
Ways and Means
Leonard Mullimx
Seriing of Lions
Aulk Producers
Cedar Grove
Grime
Arthur Tackman
Herbert S. Hyatt
Ray Simpson
Jerry, Duvall
William Slaton
Harry Stipe
Damascus Volunteer
Difford Davis
Raymond Snapp
Marvin Magin
Damascus Volunteer Fire Department
Prince Georges County Firemens
Damascus
Luther Burke
Ronnie Gue
George Easterday
Leonard Kins
Robert Bruchie
Kenneth Shipley
Robert Runkle
Harold Morwon von Oak
Richard Snees
Eias Gime
Herbert Layton
Ernest Lipford
Damascus Episcopal M m
Wiliam F. Creighton
Diocese of Washington
St. Paul's
Father Gedra
Alterra
Woodfield - Thompson Family
Wesley Grove
Woodfield
Linda Pruitt
Leonard King
Lida
Radford’ College
Radford
Leonard
University of Maryland
Curtis Day
New Jersey
Waterloo
Iowa
Barbara Pearson
Lucy Webb Hayes
Buddy) Burns
Lanier Floyd
James Burns
Roscoe Pearce
Carlton Brandenburg
Woodrow Scoot
Albert Molesworth
Frank Leizear
Vincent Woodfield
Wison Smith
Crames Tschiffely
Sherry Kelly
American Legion Dance
Anne Burke
Irs
Charles Sensency
Bob
Lenny
Martin Darby
Barbara
Nancy
Ruth Philips
Clinton Wells Hay
Emory Methodist Church
Elliott City
Danny King
Montgomery County
American Red Cross
Silver Spring
Charles Bruchie
Bruchie
Emerson Slocum
Robert
Ritchie
Lee Raney
Teresa
Mary Burdette
Hazel Burdette
Roger Day
Newman Mullinix
Janice Grime
Frostburg State
Teach ‘Ers College
Washington West District
Birs. Everett Jones
R. Rb.‘ Brandenburg
Edward Mantz
Ernest Webb
Frederick
Nash
Middletown
Mollie Molesworth
Ridgeville
Lewis Reed
Gaithersburg
Mamie Watkins
Wilfred Watkins
Emmitsburg
Montgomery County Bankers Association
Columbia Country Club
Allen Thompson
Garner Duvall
Donald DeLashmutt
A. A. Monler
Montgomery County ,Ywca
Georgia Lawson
Bovds
Earl Pope
Emerson Sls. Cum
Orange
Garrett - Trussell
Norman Bailey
Montgomery County General Hospital
Montgomery General Hospital
A. D. Kesler
M. M. Boyer
Montgol
Damascus Lions Club
Peter Pan Inn
Deaconness Home
Washington
Raymond Kemp
E. C. Magdeburger
Paul Braun
James Christopher
William MicGraw Jr
Lawrence Mason
John Summerville
Tommy
Irwin Mathers
Baltimore
Dorothy King
Don Hunter
Fort Belvier
James Birkhead
John Clark
Earl King
Kathy
Henry’ King
SHOW INDUSTRIAL SITES FOR FREDERICK PROSPECTS
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce pursued preliminary industrial site investigations this week led by manager Richard D Mammonds. A local plant was shown to an industrial prospect seeking near term relocation by National Industries Division members. The chamber team also promoted the motion picture This Is Frederick to three civic groups and to public and county officials at Winchester Hall.
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Frederick
Public Sale of Valuable Dwellings in Knoxville Maryland
Executors of Alfred E Thompson and Arthur Virginia Thompson announce a publ ic sale of two parcels in Knoxville Frederick County Maryland on Saturday October 1960 at 10 29 A M DST. First parcel si x three acres three rods two perches and second parcel unnamed land. Property includes six room dwelling with grey asbestos siding, bath, water heater, two car garage, and other improvements. Sale conditions cash on day of sale and conveyancing costs at purchaser's expense. Taxes to be adjusted. Daisy L Thompson Elsie Doris Wood Executors.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Merylane
T Se
Mary M. Smallwood Gamer
Tte
Afary M. Smallwood
Sarcel
Lend
Owich
Mary Mo Smallwood Garcer
Elen F. Mack
Mary MA. Smallwood Garner
T.S
Philca
Clark
Sherman
Bowers
T. West Claggett
Fae
Charles Y. Small Wa, JR
Adm
Knoxville
Alfred E. Thompse
Orphans’ Court
Fredenck County
Acdberg
Knoxvile
Fredence County
Alfred F. Thompson
Sani
Wilhelmina ©. Forrest
Earl J. Forrest
Huesband
Alred Fracsin Thompsen
Arbutur
Virginia Thomsem
Lang
Frederck County
Theodere
Daisy L. Thorpsor
Elsie Doris Wood
Jobe L. Porton
Austronger
Jerome
Atormey
Cricut
Bredenek County
Publc
Kepure
Frederick
Marylene
Aig
A. M
EBT
Braddock Mountain
Suméntown Road
Jafferson
George C Huter
Alte M Huffer
Frederick Courty
Edward
Ang Holden
Felton
Trustent Haas
Court News From Marriages And Deeds In Maryland
Court notices list marriages for Paul Delauter and Jeanne Plank and others, divorces for Raymond Hall and Anna Stockman, and multiple property deeds among residents in Frederick and surrounding counties. Dr Henry T Hutchins, renowned Baltimore and Boston surgeon, dies at 83 after a long career at Massachusetts Women’s Hospital and Johns Hopkins links.
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Paul William Delauter
Rockville
Jeanne Elgin Plank
Mount Airy
Raymond L. Hall
Williamsport
Anna Lucille Stockman
Frederick
Ronald E. Seiss
Patsy C. Graybeal
Baltimore
Wesley Francis Schaeffer
Frederick Federal Savings and Loan Association
William P. Irvin
Nellie V. Persson
Donald L. Smith
Marion M. Smith
Lyie R. Wolfe
Marion V. Littlejohn
W. Ellis Wofford
Donald L. Stoner
Ernest A. Abrecht Jr
Matthes O. Tyergar
Uie
Frederick Developers, Inc
Barney Teague Sr
Patrick C. Wilbourne
Wie
Emma Anita Gross
Helen M Gross
Sherif
Washington County
Hutchins
Henry T. Hutchins
Boston
Garrison
W. Barry Wood Jr
Ownings Mills
Baltimore County
Foxleigh
Massachusetts Women’s Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Harvard University Medical School
Naval recruits train at Memphis and Anacostia station
Al Marshall completed recruit training at the Memphis Teane Naval Aviation School and was stationed at Naval Station Anacostia in Washington DC. Local naval recruiter James J. Saul announced the fifteenth annual national competitive examination for the Regular Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps will open to all eligible local high school seniors. Applications must be mailed by November 13 and obtained from the Naval Recruiting Office in Winchester.
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Memphis, Teane Naval Aviation School
al Marshall
Naval Station
Anacostia
Washington, D.C
James J. Saul
Geval
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Naval Recruiting Office
Winchester
Migratory Worker Killed Near Horlock Maryland
Kate Williams 56 a Negro migratory farm worker from Goulds, Florida, was killed Friday when his car went out of control on Maryland 16 three miles west of Horlock. He was Maryland 382nd traffic fatality of the year, one more than a year ago on this date.
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Horlock
Kate Wiliams
Goulds
Fiz
Antral
Maryland 16
Here
Maryland
Railroads Seek Tax Breaks and Policy Reforms
Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell urged both state and federal governments to grant railroads tax relief and flexible rate policies to compete with airlines and autos. He called for freeing railroads from unfair subsidies, allowing diverse transport modes, and updating rate regulations while noting Railway Labor Act may need only a broad review. Also reports on a Baltimore hit-and-run case, Grange officer elections, and a fair food booth plan.
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Ithaca
N. Y
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Alitchell
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Damascus Rotary Club
Brook Manor Club
Damascus Woman's Club
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Abrs
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Nona Watkins
James Stephens
Wilam Slaten
Ridge Road
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Bethesda Church Road
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Lee
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