Greencastle sewer project advances amid disruptions
Greencastle progresses on a new sewerage system begun May 14 with only about three percent of pipes laid. The project, costing about 925000 financed by bonds, will extend through West Franklin Street and other streets, with 45 workers and potential追加 crew. A $65000 water system upgrade is pending. Residents face a $12.40 quarterly minimum sewer rent and a $100 connection fee.
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Kerfootes Awarded 3950 In Circuit Court Case
Robert and Nellie Kerfoot were awarded 3950 by a Circuit Court jury in suits against the estate of the late John Eride. Robert received 2000 and Nellie 1050 after two days of trial, with the jurors asking the judge about the law during deliberations.
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Nellie Kerfoot
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Robert Kerfoot
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D. Kenneth McLaughlin
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Norman Broadwater
Jane Dixon
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Learn To Swim By Harry Culp Final Review
Final review on swimming fundamentals stresses coordinated arms legs and breathing. Guide covers training goals, safety rules, practice schedule, and advice from instructors. Includes regional data and kindergarten averages illustrating progress in 1950s era program ethics.
Emmitsburg Prepares Bicentennial Parade and Pageant
Emmitsburg opens its bicentennial with a Saturday parade at 4 p.m. marching to civic grounds for crowning Miss Emmitsburg by Senator J Glenn Beall at 9 p.m. Valley Echoes, fireworks follow. Sunday features a 7:45 p.m. band concert and Portraits in the Life of Christ religious pageant at the civic grounds.
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Banks Stage Final Event at Blue Ridge Conference
Angerstown banks gathered 165 attendees for the annual ladies night of the Blue Ridge Conference of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers at the Peter Pan Inn. Wives and friends received flowers amid a chicken dinner with music by Dave Hagan. WMAR-TV hosted by Matt Thomas announced a prize cow. Carroll M. Haynes, retiring conference president, received an engraved gavel for his service. Chace R. Beecher Jr. also participated as second vice president and Nicodemus National Bank assistant cashier.
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Wmar-Tv
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Carroll M. Haynes
Farmers and Mercchants Bank
Chace R. Beecher, Jr
Nicodemus National Bank
Hagers
Carroll Heights Re Zoned To Residential Near Railroad Tracks
The Mayor and Council voted unanimously to rezone a Carroll Heights tract from heavy industrial use to residential. John W. Brosius of Frederick will develop 52 homes with an option for 300, in the Lee Stine development, following a May 2 public hearing where the Pennsylvania Railroad objected.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Object
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Brosius, & House Builder
Ward Councilman Pushes for More Building Lots
In San Antonio Texas Ward leaders debate housing needs as Councilman Varous cites demand for new buildable acres. Bester Long argues industry capacity lies outside the disputed area. A separate incident recalls a child burned by matches, treated by a doctor after his hip pocket fire.
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Bester-Long
San Antonio
Tex
George Wilkins
Mount Union College choir gains Russian folk song help
Natasha Andreevsky a Miami Florida music major of Russian background joined Mount Union College boys choir to assist in arranging a Russian folk song. The collaboration brought cultural crossover to the ensemble amid a period of lineup changes.
Anguished cow in South Carolina inquiry causes confusion
In Columbia, South Carolina, the Agriculture Commission received a request about an anguished cow. Commissioner Bill Harrelson clarified that the phrasing meant an Angus, settling the misunderstanding.
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Columbia, D.C
South Carolina Agriculture Commission
Bill Harrelson
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