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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1963

Page

8

Mrs. Kemp Elected By Women at 41st Homemakers Meeting

Mrs. Austin E. Kemp Sr of Gambrill Park Club was elected president of the Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs at Hood College for the 1963 term, with Mrs. Charles A. Nicodemus chosen treasurer. About 450 attended the day-long session, which opened at Brodbeck Hall. Kemp, 7-year member and former vice president, hails from Middletown and serves as secretary for the Associated Women of the Farm Bureau. Nicodemus, of Walkersville, has led foods and nutrition efforts and served as church organist and choir director. The pair will assume office January 1964. the meeting featured devotionals, reports, a luncheon, and a morning talk by Miss Lavonia Hilbert on good taste and grooming.

Austin E. Kemp Sr Gambrill Park Club Frederick County C. Vernon Coblentz Kemp Homemakers Middletown Associated Women of the Farm Bureau C. Millard Eiler Eiler Nicodemus Walkersville Walkersville Methodist Church University of Maryland Hilbert Jack McGolerick New Market Club August Selckman Urbana Club J. Fred Groomes Prospect Club Betty Sherald Frederick City Lapchewa Coblentz Russell Strube Cobleniz, Hall

Brunswick Residents Decry Promised Ball Field Upgrade

Brunswick residents claim Scheer Stadium destruction for a modern high school left a flawed ball field. They cite a two percent grade causing a five foot drop from bases to 350 foot lines and demand a four foot outfield fence costing 2500 dollars. Local officials debate bids while facing accusations of missteps and mis costs.

Brunswick Scheer Stadium Board of Education Scheer Dale Lloyd Lloyd C. Gordon Smith Norman Etzler

FBI Bank Robbery Conference Set for April Here

Representatives from FBI and local and national banks and law enforcement will attend a specialized bank robbery conference here on April 19. FBI agent Thomas J. Jenkins said the meeting ties to nationwide conferences through June 1 to address a surge in bank crimes, noting 1250 violations were reported in 1962, up over 30 percent from 1961. Speakers include Lt. C. E. Cook, Meredith Young, James F. Kennedy, and other police and bank officials from Maryland and neighboring states. Additional sessions will be held in Baltimore and Dover, Delaware.

Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Thomas J. Jenkins Baltimore J. Edgar Hoover C. E. Cook Maryland State Police Meredith Young Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company James F. Kennedy Frederick City Charles V. Main Gerald N. Smith Hagerstown Blair P. Overton Jr Samuel A. Foster Takoma Park Charles P. Beecher Jr Nicodemus National Bank Edward J. Fitz Gibbon Bank of Bethesda Frank Proudfoot Metropolitan National Bank Wheaton Dover Del

Bill Could Aid County Towns in Planning Cooperation

Maryland legislation from the last General Assembly allows intergovernmental agreements between counties and incorporated towns for planning and zoning. Towns must adopt a master plan and zoning ordinances before seeking county cooperation, which would provide planning services for a fee. Frederick City has a master plan, with Walkersville pursuing one among ten towns.

Maryland General Assembly William James Hartford Frederick City Walkersville James

Democrats Plan Annual Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner

Frederick County Democrats announce the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner on May 13 at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana. The event opens with a social hour at 6 and dinner at 7 with dancing afterward. Eight Democratic clubs sponsor led by Mrs Mary Condon Hodgson, general chairman, and a full committee list of officers and chairs is provided.

Frederick County Peter Pan Inn Urbana Mary Condon Hodgson Hodgson Democratic State Central Committee Austin C. Powell Ruby V. Hahn E. W. Bart Bis

Educators Seek Reserve On TV Here

The State Board of Education asks the FCC to reserve ultra high frequency TV channels for educational use in Frederick and four Maryland cities. Channel 2 would serve Frederick. others are Channel 72 in Baltimore, Channel 55 in Annapolis, Channel 52 in Hagerstown, and Channel 17 in Cumberland. Frederick Superintendent Dr James A Sensenbaugh says he knows nothing of the request. The report notes plans for interstate educational TV with transmission centers in Western Maryland Baltimore and the Eastern Shore.

State Board of Education i Federal Communications Commission Frederick Maryland Ling Baltimore Annapolis Hacerstasn Cumberland James A. Sensenbaugh Frederick County Manland

Grace Church to host Hartman at 50th Builders’ Class dinner

Rev. Dr. Ralph E. Hartman of Hatboro Pa will speak at Grace United Church of Christ for the Builders’ Bible Class 50th anniversary dinner Monday at 6 30 p m in the Sunday School social room. Hartman, a former pastor who resigned in 1945 after ~15 years, now serves as interim minister at Trinity UCC in Philadelphia.

Ralph E. Hartman Hatboro Builders Grace United Church of Christ Hartman Philadelphia de. Hartman Trinity United Church of Christ R. Paul Smith Hagerstown Narry $. Stull John W. Solt Robert V. Handles Jesse L. Stupir John F. Howard

Siamese Cat Spares Sunset Area After Sewer Flash

Residents of Independnent House Company reported a Siamese cat flashed from a storm sewer after biting a youth on Biggs Avenue. The cat, linked to the son of a local register, was confined at Frederick City Unit Shelter for radiological tests to determine illness exposure.

Independient House Company Biggs Avenue Tyt Register of Will Thomas Eichelberger Thirsden Aight Peanna Frederick City

Fungus Hinted As Possible Cancer Cause By Detectives

Detectives and experts discuss mold and aflatoxin as potential cancer sources. Dr. Michael Shimkin cites moldy peanuts and corn linking to liver cancer in rats, noting Africa's high liver cancer rates and possible human exposure through foods and antibiotics.

American Cancer Society Science Writers Shimkin England Africa

Drop Outs Topic At Parks Meet

GAITHERSBURG Md AP The pupil who drops out of school is not inherently inferior or delinquent until he leaves school. He becomes that way without help with his real problem. A Governor's Conference panel urged schools to better recognize potential dropouts. Whitmer Montgomery County superintendent opposed that view saying schools can’t do everything. About 350 attendees from across the state at the Washingtonian Country Club in Gaithersburg. Congressman Sickles urged more investment in recreation facilities at all government levels.

Gaithersburg, Md Governor's Conference On Recreation and Parks C. Taylor Whit‘ter Montgomery County Whittier Washingtonian Country Club Gaithersburg Carlton R. Sickles

Officials To Discuss Roads In Frederick County Meeting

Frederick County Commissioners plan a 2 p.m. Tuesday discussion with the Frederick County Delegation on priority improvements for state secondary roads. Commissioner A Irvin Renn notes a past meeting urged Route 75 upgrades. The delegation meets then at Francis Scott Key Hotel with state and local affairs committee and the Frederick Chamber of Commerce.

Frederick County A. Irvin Renn Francis Scalt Key Hotel State and Lncal Frederick Chamber of Commerce

Two Injured When Car Leaves Road Near Beckie's Motel

A 27-year-old woman and her 26-year-old husband from Myersville were injured when their 1962 Volkswagen convertible left U S 15 north of Beckiey's Motel. The car slid, rolled, and stopped in a field. Mrs Freeze was admitted for head and face lacerations while Mr Freeze was treated for facial cuts and bruises. Witnesses say seat belts could have reduced injuries. charges are pending.

RFD 1 Myersville U. S. 15 Beckiey Jacmer’s T. L. Winebrenner Shirley Ann Freeze James M. Freeze Freeze Frederick Memorial Hospital Freezer Ralph W. Riggs Ve‘hick Tooper Marvin Hi. Creecer Emmitsburg Thurmont Tie Abert G. Uesden Creeser

Holy Week and Passover Observances Across Faiths

The community marks Holy Week and Passover with services in Trinity Chapel and participating churches. Local pastors from Lutheran, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Methodist congregations lead daily and special services through Holy Week, including Maundy Thursday and Good Friday observances. Passover rituals feature Seder ceremonies at homes and synagogues, emphasizing the Exodus story with symbolic storytelling during the two Eves.

Trinity Chapel Serviers Arso Toni Ted Chiat Warry Res. Carrell L Gord Shepherd Lutheran W. Metval Weaver United Presbsterian Church Chier H. E. Hebert Newarene Thomas Shriner South End Hamns Frank Digidtham HM Ces Wall God Fradin Christ Shida Spm Gow Dente Coretotiels

College CORE targets Maryland towns for sit ins in Westminster

CORE plans mass sit ins across Westminster and surrounding Carroll County towns to protest segregation in restaurants bowling centers and movie houses. 74 to 100 demonstrators expected with possible arrests as CORE officials push passive resistance to challenge local officials and access at facilities tied to the Baltimore Colts training base.

Baltimore Maryland Congress of Racial Equality Westminster Western Maryland College Baltimore Colts CORE Sykesville Mt. Airy Tameytown Manchester Carroll County John Roemer II Baltimore Core Roemer Lee Burroughs Jr Colts Burroughs

Skier Sonja McCaskie Found Murdered in Reno Apartment

The body of blonde former Olympic skier Sonja McCaskie, 24, was found in her Reno home Friday night. Police identified her. she was decapitated and tortured, with blood-stained blades found in the kitchen. A babysitter alerted authorities after the child’s mother failed to pick up the one-year-old. No motive or suspects known. divorcees Jeff Schmidt and Tater were mentioned.

Reno Nev Great Britain Sonja McCaskie Elmer A Briscoe Miss McCaskie Briscoe Jeff Schmidt Tater Schmidt

Soviets Claim Lunik IV Passed Moon Distance Estimate

Moscow reported Lunik IV flew past the moon at a distance near 22 million kilometers as part of a trajectory toward becoming a man made satellite of the sun.

Lunik Moscow

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