Realty Market Slows Yet Transfers Occupy New Homes
Realty market remains subdued with a string of ownership changes on new homes across several Montgomery and Frederick County districts. Transactions include Schulz to Smith on Potomac Avenue and multiple plots along Cavetown Pike, Madison Avenue, and Showalter Road, plus dwellings on Crest Drive and Northern Avenue.
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Chapelwood Road
Henry C. Schulz
George H. Smith
Potomac
Avene
Stanley J. Benehaff
Roy Preston Sanders
Jols
Highfield Heights
Ringgold
Ada C
J. Hubert Black
B. Page Ritter
South Potomac
Baltimore and
Lee
William W. Brewer
Mary E. Ramp
John .D. Bowman, Jr
Louis S Hershberger
Madison Avenue
Harry H. Meschel
Maine
Zombro
Virginia Avenue
Halfway
Norman C. Campbell
Hachard R. Beard
Fondsville
Martin W. Showalter
Edward I. Besecker
Showalter Road
Mangansvilla
A. Landis
Russell T. Ball
David W. Stottlemyer
Cavetown Pike
District 18
Jack G. Spielman
Norman R. Small
Kenwood Drive
Fred Snyder
New Delling
Greenberry Hills
Melvin B. Wetzel
Anthony A. Mitchell
Samples Manor
Ella M. Lumm
Michael O. Fuller
Church
Main Streets
Sharpabure
Two Hancock High School Girls Chosen as Graduation Speakers
Hancock High announces two senior speakers for commencement in the auditorium. Miss Joanne Swain, 17, will discuss scholastic achievements and plans to work as a clerk-typist for the U S Department of State in Washington. Miss Wilma Jean Stanley, 17, a business education major, will attend Frostburg State Teachers College to pursue teacher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Wilma Jean Stanley
Joanne Swain
Hancock High School
Harold C. McGraw
Miss Swain
Webster Swain
Route One
Tonolaway
Glee Club
United States Department of State
Washington, D. C
Misa Stanley
Otis Stanley
Girls State
Frostsburg State Teachers College
Will witnesses located for Needy estate probate
Attorney William Dwyer took the will of the late W H R Needy to the Register of Wills yesterday to be probated. Two witnesses from the signing thirty years ago were found: Reno Stouffer and Harry Shafer. Needy bequeathed his estate to his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlliam Dwyer
W.H.R. Needy
Register of Wills
Fragmented read of puzzle notes from yesterday's issue
A garbled OCR style list references various clues and terms such as Purzia 2 Turk commander Entangles and several misread items. It reads like a crossword or cryptic puzzle draft with scattered numbers and fragments across topics including animals, decor, occupancy and materials.
Seventh Grade Youth Lectures About Geology
Boonsboro junior high seventh grader Donald W. Gantz Jr. has become the youngest lecturing geologist for miles around. He tours with his father’s rock and mineral collection, giving geology talks at school, Lions Club, churches, and Boy Scouts, aiming to a geology career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Gantz, Jr
Boonsboro
Donald W. Gantz
Don
Pinesburg Alumni Homecoming Planned for June 7
Plans for the Pinesburg Alumni Homecoming are completed with Friday, June 7 set at the Pinesburg School grounds. The Pinesburg PTA, with retiring president Marie Amaral as general chairman, expects crowds of 300 to 4,000 and features a homemade foods program. The Pinesburg Raritan Club will loan wiring lights and tables, with Raritans assisting. a large stage will be erected and the public invited. The program committee includes Mrs. D Bruce Downin, Mrs. Carmen Garnand, F E Coble, and others. refreshments and cake sales are organized by local volunteers.
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Pinesburg
Ploenburg
Parent Teachers Association
Marie Amaral
Pinexburg
Pinesburg Raritan
D. Bruce Downin
Carmen Garnand
F. E. Coble
D_ Bruce Downin
Louisa Hase
W. Monroe Martin
H. L. Fowler
Fairchild Awards Cash for Employee Ideas
Fairchild Aircraft Division awarded $420 to two Louisiana employees under the suggestion award program. Walter H. Martin Jr. led with $135 for the first suggestion. Tommy Mower, a corporate coordinator, also earned a prize amid ongoing production planning efforts at Plant Five.
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Fairchild Aircraf Division
la Employes
Sugges
Miss Burger Honored for Forty Years at Telephone Co
Miss Dora E. Burger received a jeweled service pin for forty years of service with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. She began on May 28, 1917 in Hagerstown as administrative assistant to the district traffic manager, joining sisters Irene and Mabel who are nearing similar tenure. R. C. McCann, now VP of personnel relations, presented the pin at Fountain Head Country Club during a luncheon with family members.
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Dora E. Burger
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Miss Burger
Telephone Company
Irene and
Mabel
Miss Irene
Miss Mabel Burger
Hagerstown
R. C. McCann
Fountain Head Country Club
Refugee flows from Hungary total about 160000 in five months
The World Council of Churches reports about 160000 refugees left Hungary in the five months after late October 1988. Of these, around 130000 were resettled, with 20000 to the United States and 21000 to Great Britain. Additional destinations included Canada, France, Switzerland, Australia, and Germany, while Austria hosted about 3500. Churches worldwide have contributed over half a million dollars for Hungarian relief, with roughly one third of funds coming from the United States.
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Geneva
Switzerland
World Council of Churches
Hungary
United States
Great Britain
Canada
France
Australia
Germany
Austria
World Council
Respecting Feelings in Provinces of Canaria
Fragmentary note reflects a naming dispute where Canaria provinces resisted Kingdom designation, favoring Dorinium as a term acknowledging local sentiment amid tensions with the United States. The text presents a historical naming controversy without clear dates or participants.
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Canaria
Dorinium Twus
New hospital dedication set for June 12 in Havrestown
Invitations issued for the Western Maryland State Hospital dedication on Wednesday June 12 with Governor McKeldin as principal speaker. Exercises begin at 2 30 in the hospital auditorium. The 2 500 000 structure on Pennsylvania Avenue will be opened for inspection.
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Western Maryland State Hospital
Haverstown
McKeldin
Department of Public Improvements
State Board of Health
Wilhl
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. A. McCallum
State Hospitals
de. McCallum
Wobn BR. Cochran
Cochran
Fort Ritchin
Blake Construction Company
Washington, D. C
Woman Held For Murder At Charles Town
Laura J. Boyd, 22, of Shepherdstown, held for murder after stabbing husband Clarence Emerson Boyd, 25, at their home. Preliminary hearing set for September in Jefferson County Circuit Court. Neighbors alerted state police. victim died from stab wound to chest. Four children cared for by authorities or neighbors. Funeral set for Asbury AMB Church. Police note no remorse from suspect. Large schools of porpoises in Gulf of Aden number in the thousands. porpoises can leap up to 20 feet.
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Laura J. Boyd
Shepherdstown
Justice of the Peace
Merle Alot
Charles Town
Jefferson County
Boyd
Clarence Emerson
Jackie) Boyd
Shepherdstowto
W. Va
Boyds
Patsy
Clarence
Keith
Celestine
Boyd Willl
Asbury Am.b. Church
Rosahill Cemetery
Jefferson McCuwllum
GOP Women to Hear Two National Speakers This Month
Republican women in the region will hear two prominent figures this month. On June 10 in Hagerstown Bartha Adkins will headline the annual Hagerstown Women’s Republican Club picnic at City Park. On June 12 Robert Gray, special assistant to President Eisenhower, will speak at the Sixth District Conference of Republican Women in Cumberland.
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Bartha Adkins
Republican National Committee
Hagerstown
Republican Club
City Park
Robert Gray
Eisenhower
Republican Women
Cumberland
John Dunn
State Federation
Matilda Bible
Madpn Charles
Fern Race
EB. P. Maugans
Robert K. Gray
White House
Charleton College
Northfield
Minnesota
Colorado State College of Education
Columbia University
Harvard University
Graduate Schol of Business Administration
Harvard Crimson
Gray
United States Navy
U.S.S. Collingsworth
Farm Accidents Injure Boy and Man
Two farm accidents injure a six year old boy, Raymond Summers, and a 42 year old man, Keller Fritz. The boy sustained a compound leg fracture after being caught between a tractor and hay baler and was treated at Washington County Hospital, later admitted in satisfactory condition. Fritz suffered a left hand fracture and severed cut, required splinting, and was discharged after treatment.
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Raymond Summers
Alfred Summers
Hagers
Youll
Washington County Hospital
Keller Fritz
Broadfording
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Rice Ag
Pere Teer
Pointer
Donald W. Gaitz
Boonsboro High School
Bonnie Grim
Virginia Grimm
Joyce Mens
Marshall
Dora B. Burger
R. ¢. McCann
Thymons
Fairchild
Tommy Mower
Wagmention Coor Grete
Fei el In Hacklon
Obawewal Merwestiens
Ayers Bros
Gulf of Aden
GOP
Korea
China
Hastings College
University of Southern California
Birmingham
England
Chamber of Commerce
Navy Department
National Reserve Forces Policy Board
Francise de Orellana
Amazon
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Summit Avenue
Hagerstown, Md
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