The News of Frederick Public Notices and Masthead
Page presents Frederick Maryland edition details for The News dated April 11 1964. It lists publication schedule pricing circulation and Associated Press copyright and service notices. The notice emphasizes newspaper distribution and postal handling for second class mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Eraderick
Vale
Associated Press
Weil
All AP News Dispatch
Silver Rush Draws Attention to Vault Treasures
Rumors swirl as collectors and speculators flood toward the Treasury vaults seeking hidden Morgan type silver dollars. Nevada casinos ship cartwheels while the public ponders what other forgotten treasures lie in government vaults and mint niches waiting to be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Nevada
Carson City
The Pledge Debate and Mrs. Murray’s Challenge
Mrs. Madalyn Murray opposes the phrase One Nation Under God in the Pledge of Allegiance, arguing it violates individual conscience. Her suit follows the earlier school prayer ruling, with Justice Stewart’s dissent cited as prophetic by supporters fearing removal of this phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madalyn Murray
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Murray
High Court
Letter clarifies proper name for red face outbreak
A Frederick County reader argues a health officer's article mislabels a rash outbreak. He cites Dr Burgess and Drs Greene Bowen and Thindoonis fly kn se misnames as Erythema Contagiosum and contamina but notes the correct term is Erythema Infectiosum first observed in 1888 as a rubella variant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Post
Forbes H. Burgess
Hagerstown
Burgess
T. Schamer
I v
Erythema Infectiosum a.k.a Fifth Disease in 1964 Hagerstown
An article by Hagerstown physician H Edwin Blair describes erythema infectiosum with its history, naming, and epidemiology. It notes a variegated incubation period from days to three weeks, mild symptoms, and the classic slapped-cheek rash spreading to the body in 24 to 36 hours, with no mucous membrane involvement and rare complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escherich
Sticker
United States
New York
Hagerstown
Archives of Dermatology and Syphilology
H. Edwin Blair
North Potomac Street
Maryland
Fifty Years Ago Items from the News-Post Files
Mt Olivet Cemetery removal completes task clearing 380 colored remains from All Saints' burial ground. West Fourth Street may be improved. county commissioners to decide on resurfacing scope and cost. Lloyd T Mac Gill of Frederick Board of Trade seeks railroad schedules from traveling men before summer timetable changes. Harvey Smith moves Frederick Gas and Electric fixtures to new East Patrick street location with large safe transported along streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Clingan
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Lloyd T. Macgill
Frederick Board of Trade
Frederick
Harvey
Smith
Drayman
Frederick Gas and Electrical Department
East
Patrick Street
Frederick Fair renewal eyed as 1944 plans unfold
Preparations continue for a September Frederick County Fair with Albert N McCardell noting possible cancellations. Reports say the government might seize fairground property to ease local housing shortages, prompting concern among officials and residents.
Frederick County Cancer Crusade and Ginkgo Tree Note
An elderly Quaker woman shares a virtue prescription emphasizing truth, prayer, pity, charity, uprightness, and love. The Frederick County Maryland American Cancer Society chapter promotes its April Crusade funding education research and patient services. A local resident voices concern over a rezoning plan impacting a historic ginkgo tree at West Second Street, noting its age, cultural value, and risk from development.
Deaths of Charles E Hahn and Louanna E Smith in local notices
Charles E Hahn 83 of 757 West Washington St Hagerstown died at Friendship Manor Nursing Home after a lengthy illness. He leaves a daughter Leola Turner son Robert Lee Hahn four grandchildren and sister Lizzie Potter. Funeral at Christian Holiness Church Gapland with interment Brownsville Cemetery. Louanna E Smith widow of Louis B H Smith age 83 died in Manatee County Memorial Hospital Bradenton Florida after living there 19 years. Survived by three children John W Grimes Warren P E Smith Elton H Smith ten great grandchildren and five grandchildren. Burial details to be announced. services in Frederick pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hahn
Rosie A. Hahn
Washington St
Hagerstown
Friendship Manor
Brownsville
George W
Lydia Smith Hahn
Church of the Brethren
Leola Turner
Robert Lee Hahn
Keedysville
Lizzie Potter
Knoxville
Christian Holiness Church
Gapland
Vernon Miles
Louis B. H. Smith
Louanna E. Smith
Bradenton
Florida
Manatee County Memorial Hospital
Oden
Arkansas
John W. Grimes
Warren P. E. Smith
Frederick
Elton H. Smith
Mountaindale
Funeral services for Ruth Kathryn Linton infant
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p.m. for Ruth Kathryn Linton infant daughter of Harry E. and Ann Strine Linton. The services took place at the funeral home on East Church Street with Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. officiating. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kathryn Linton
Harry E
Ann Strine Linton
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Local Hospital Admissions Report From Area Homes
Mrs William G Smith of Trail Avenue has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was a medical patient since March 10. Miss Lynda Jean Boyer seven year old daughter of Mrs Kenneth Boyer Middletown is a medical patient at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. A recent admission to the Vin broadona Nursing Home Brad dock Heights was Mr Harry E Fisher Keymar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Smith
Trail Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lynda Jean Boyer
Kenneth Boyer
Middletown
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Vin ‘Dobona
Braddock Heights
Harry E. Fisher
Keymar
Birthday Celebrations and Birth News In Central Maryland
A surprise party April 5 honored Mrs. Plunkert of Lewistown with relatives from Lewistown Williamsport Hereford and nearby. Mrs Seipler also celebrated a birthday with dinner at North Market Street hosted by Mrs Angleberger. The Arnoldi of Glastonbury Conn announce birth of son William Meehan Arnold. Mrs Arnoldi is Joanne Feiser Meehan. Mrs Burdette of Mt Airy celebrates 91st birthday with friends and family. Rev Bruce Gabbert Jr attended the event. Marshall McCauley county assessor marked his birthday Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Plunkert
Lewistown
Plunkert
Howard
Bud) Perkins
William Kline
Williamsport
Walter Sandy
Hereford
Charles
Mary
Allen
Billy Perkins
Dottie Kline
Wally
Sandy
Linda
Johnny Sandy
Cordie Seipler
Thurmont
Millard Angleberger
North Market Street
Seipler
George Stine Jr
Elmer Stine
Richard Arnold i
Glastonbury
Arnold
Joanne Feiser Meehan
W. Cash Smith
Woodsboro
William H. Burdette
RFD
Mt. Airy
Bruce Gabbert Jr
Montgomery Methodist Church
Mud Flap Law Triggers Public Confusion Among Locals
State Police report widespread confusion over a new motor vehicle rule requiring mud flaps on commercial vehicles. Lt. Carroll E. Cook said Barracks B has received many calls seeking clarity on which vehicles require flaps and the exact ground clearance rules. The law, effective January 1, bans operating buses and certain trucks without substantial flexible flaps that cover the rear wheels. It specifies flap width, ground clearance, and extension to tire width, while listing uncoupled truck tractors, pole trailers, farm trucks, and farm tractors as exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll E. Cook
Lt. Cook
Bruns wick Crossings Demand 24 Hour Watchmen
Town officials reiterated their demand for 24 hour watchmen on the two crossings in Brunswick Ohio. Air forces ripped another jagged hole in Germanys aircraft industry and destroyed 126 Nazi planes in the air yesterday at a cost of 64 bombers and 16 escorting fighters in the most savage aerial battle Americans have fought since their blow at Berlin March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More and Ohio
Brunswick
Germany
Berlin
Broad exception includes wheel area clearance for vehicles
The text defines a broad exception for vehicles needing complete freedom around the wheel area to secure intended use. It notes most buses lack flaps due to wheel wells and long body overhangs.
Peter Sellers To Take Off Year
Hollywood AP reports actor Peter Sellers plans a yearlong vacation to recover from a heart attack. His bride Britt Eklund says they will travel first to Surrey, England, then Switzerland when he can travel. Sellers, 38, was removed from the critical list Friday and will not work for a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Peter Sellers
Britt Eklund
Sellers
Surrey
England
Switzerland
Call for One Day Nationwide Strike in Japan
Japan's General Council of Trade Unions calls a one day nationwide strike of transportation communications and other workers on April 17 to back demands for higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
General Council of Trade Unions
Transportation, Communications
Ground Breaks For Shepherd Library at Shepherd College
Ground has been broken in Shepherdstown West Virginia for a new library at Shepherd College. The $650000 structure will be the largest construction project in the college history and is expected to house about 104000 volumes by 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Shepherd College
Prominent Carroll Man Dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rev Clarence H Shaw age unknown of RFD Westminster died after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He served in the United Methodist ministry for years, worked in dairy cooperatives, and held local planning and selective service posts. Surviving wife Geneva and five children plus siblings and a brother. Services at St James Methodist Church near Dennings Carroll County Tuesday at 2 pm. Interment in church cemetery. Friends may call at C M Waltz funeral home Winfield Sunday after 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Shaw
RFD
Westminster
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Freedom Methodist
Randolph Macon Academy
Emory University
Atlanta
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association
Southern States Cooperative
Richmond
Selective Service Draft Board
Carroll County
Zoning and Planning Commission
State Planning Commission
Geneva Jones Shaw
Harry C
Andrew J. Shaw
William Harvey Shaw
Hyattsville
Robert L. Shaw
David E. Shaw
Taylorsville
Edna Stubbs
Peggy Kerr
Washington
Willie Hubbard
Warren M. Shaw
Martinsville
St. James, Methodist Church
Dennings Carroll County
R. C. Cacil
Church Cemetery
C. M Waltz
Winfield
Russian Film Is Scheduled At Hood College Series
The Arts Council for Frederick County presents the last of its foreign film series this Sunday and Monday at Hood College Hudson Hall. The feature Alexander Nevsky directed by Eisenstein with Prokofiev music plus the short Munro will screen at 8 30 pm. Individual tickets after season subscribers are seated. No May screening. Plans underway for a June Summer Arts Film series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts Council For
Frederick County
Hood College
Alexander Nevsky
Munro
Baltic
Ice
Sergei Eisenstein
Prokofiev
Arts Council
Hudson Hall
Vietnamese Student Takes His Life
Saigon reports say 19 year old Le Van Bao killed himself by setting fire after his sweetheart and first cousin Huynh Thi Lang Phuong killed herself by swallowing rat poison. Phuong was pregnant and her parents had forbidden the marriage. Both deaths occurred in Chuong Thien Province, 130 miles southwest of Saigon, part of a wave of protest burnings linked to last summer’s Buddhist crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
le van Bao
Huynh Thi Lang Phuong
Bao
Chuong
Thien
Ngo Dinh Diem
Telephone Company Manager Dies in Hagerstown
Lloyd Lowndes Mallonee Jr a longtime employee of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company died at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown at 4 25 p m aged 42 He had served as commercial manager of the Hagerstown branch since 1955 and worked for 20 years in that office He was active in numerous local organizations and a World War II veteran Surviving are his wife Alice Biggs Mallonee one son William Lowndes Mallonee and two sisters Funeral services will be held at the United Presbyterian Church with private interment at Mt Olivet cemetery Memorial donations may go to the Frederick County Cancer Society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lowndes Mallonee Jr
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Dewensville
Washington County
Hagersttown
Mallonee
The
Telephone Company
Hagerstown
Gaithersburg
Apolis Telephone Company
Marguerite Kern Mallonee
Baltimore
Lloyd L. Mallonee Sr
Presbyterian Church of
Downsville Raritan Club
Washington County Heart Association
Mason- Dixon Boy Scouts of America
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
University of Maryland
M” Club
Alice Biggs Mallonee
William Lowndes Mallonee
Louis Euler
Silver Spring
Edward G. Fort
East Church Street
United Presbyterian Church
Mt. Olivet
Frederick County Cancer Society
South Market Street
M. R. Etchison
South End Baptist Church Nearing Completion in Carrollton
The South End Baptist Church, growing from 35 to over 160 members in four years, will move into a $60,000 new church in Carrollton within two months. Located between Pearl Street and New Prospect Boulevard, the three and a half acre site was purchased in 1962 for about $26,100. Rev. J. Thomas Shriner, pastor, notes the first stage of a three part building program includes a temporary sanctuary and education space in an L shaped complex begun last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
South End Civic Association
School Principal Dies Of Stroke In Hagerstown
Harry R. Poole, 58, principal of Washington Elementary-Jr High and former Maryland State Teachers Association president, died Wednesday night in Hagerstown of a cerebral stroke. A Williamsport native, he spent 35 years in education, with 22 years in Washington County. He held degrees from Washington College and the University of Maryland and previously led several high and junior high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Harry R. Poole
Washington Elementary
Maryland State Teachers Association
Poole
Parent-Teachers Association
Washington County
Williamsport
Washington College
University of Maryland
Chestertown
Smithsburg
South Potomac
Writing Workshop Led by Sister Margaret Ann Berry
Sister Margaret Ann Berry associate professor of English at St. Joseph College in Emmitsburg will lead a professional writing workshop at the Walter Reed Army Research Institute in Washington on April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Berry
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Walter Reed Army Research Institute
Washington
Fox Speeds Record Pace at About 2 Percent Miles Per Hour
A gray fox is noted to reach a speed of roughly 2 percent of a mile per hour in the observation notes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
News-Post
Newsfest
Francis Perrott
Kiwanis Club
Roy B. White
Balti
Joe Eisenhauer
American Cancer Society
American Cancer| Society
Tively
West Second Street
John H
Julia BK
Henry Williams
Jane Stokes
Bureau of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Second Street
East Frederick
Peggy Bannon
Sheron Moss
Iowa
Kathy Vollmer
Linda Tyergar
Cerensa Miller
Debra Moss
William Hoffman
Lloyd Eney
Nancy Carmack
Shepherd
Carroll
Shriner
Friends of the Church
Robert H. Mollohan
of the
Loyal Order of Moose
Frederick Lodge
Moose
Mr. Mollohan
U.S
West Virginia
J. Thomas Shriner
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!