Glen Burnie Garden Club Meeting
A Glen Burnie garden club meeting is announced with local members expected to discuss plant varieties and upcoming community projects. Details on date and venue are not provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1963
Page
14
A Glen Burnie garden club meeting is announced with local members expected to discuss plant varieties and upcoming community projects. Details on date and venue are not provided in the fragment.
Baltimore cattle listing shows 50 head offered with scattered sales in several weight ranges. hogs in Chicago reported 8,500 head with mixed price levels across weights. cattle slaughter steadier with some declines noted. New York stock market rally and rail work rule dispute noted with varying index movements and no clear trend.
Paul Lewis Allen, a Black man, was sentenced to 12 months by Judge Elliott Marshall of Clarke Circuit Court yesterday on a charge of taking and using an auto. Allen pled guilty to taking the auto of Woodrow Heflin, following a report from the parole officer before sentence. He must also pay court costs.
Rouss Fire Co will hold future meetings at 7 30 p m aligning with Winchester time to end confusion over Eastern Standard and Daylight Saving time. The club earned over 300 dollars from a dance during Apple Blossom and more than 200 dollars from chair rentals for the parade. Fire President A C Long received thanks. a Congress law protecting eagles was noted.
The Vatican announced by the Associated Press that the Pope named the 48 year old Monsignor Thomas to be bishop of Clonfert Ireland. He is to depart Rome shortly for the assignment and is described as a young seminarian in early days.
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