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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1963

Page

2

Graceham Fire Company Debates Drive for Engine

A letter to the editor discusses Graceham fire company struggles over a proposed engine. It recounts meetings from 1960, disputes over women’s voting rights in the company, attempts to form a Civic Association, and shifts in officers and finances amid community contention. The piece notes Sovacool family involvement and subsequent legal steps.

Sovocool Sovocools County Fire Company Graceham Sovacools Count Fire Company

Frederick bank to be folded into Maryland trust firm

The Central National Bank of Frederick will become Central Trust Co of Maryland with 200000 dollars in paid up capital and 200000 dollars in surplus. Also noted are church sermon moves, new Frederick savings directors, and a camel back freight engine derailment at Buckeystown Brick Works requiring wrecking crew aid.

Central National Bank of A.A. Lough George A. Dean C. Thomas Kemp Lewis A. Rice James EB. Doll RL. Shaff Frederick Lodge the Sons of Jonadab James M. Carrico Thomas F. Allen Lewis H. Yinger John W. Bussard Lewis W. Crouse Frank Darner David L. Bruchey Walter Bruchey Frank Bruchey Renaldo Walters J.J. Bielfeld Rev. EH. Lamar Clarence C. Smith Arthur F. Allen John Stride Ray F. Rohrer Charles Ever Adam Brushhey WR. Stokes Buckeystoun Brick Works Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Miss Young and Mobley wed in Good Shepherd ceremony

Miss Sandra Kay Young daughter of Mrs Viola K Young and Fred W Young wed Kenneth Edward Mobley son of Mr and Mrs Edward Mobley Jr in Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Easter Sunday at 2 pm Rev Carroll L Boxer Jr officiated. The bride wore satin with Alencon lace and a pearl necklace. Maids of honor and bridesmaids wore yellow and green dresses with colonial bouquets. A reception followed. The couple will reside on North Market street after a wedding trip to New York City. The bride is a Frederick High School graduate, class of 1962. the groom is also a Frederick High School graduate employed by Safeway.

Sandra Kay Young Viola K. Young East Second Street Fred W. Young This City Kenneth Edward Mobley Edward Mobley Jr Wilson Place Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Carroll L. Boxer Jr Fred W. Young Jr South Jefferson Street Donna Young Anita Blackhurst Sewickley Peggy Byers Susan Young Charles Strosnider Ronald Young Douglas Welty North Market Street Frederick High School Safeway Stores Inc

Newspaper Masthead and April 15 1963 notice

The snippet shows a newspaper masthead for The News Nished published by the Great Southern PTG and MFG Co with address Frederick Court 51 and subscription rates for 1962. It lists single copy price five cents, mail prices for one month three ten, six months five fifty, and one year ten dollars, plus carrier rates and delivery notes. The Associated Press notice confirms republication rights and postal filing as second class matter in Frederick, MD, dated Monday April 15, 1963.

Great Southern Ptg, & Mfg. CO Associated Press Frederick

Thresher Submarine Lost On Deep Dive Off Massachusetts

The Thresher nuclear powered submarine disappeared during a deep dive test off the Massachusetts coast with 129 aboard. It may have struck water pressure near 8400 feet, crushing the hull and preventing surface access. Navy rescue ship Skylark accompanied the dive, then lost contact 17 minutes after starting.

U.S Thresher Atlantic Massachusetts Ina Navy Thresher Sanic Skylark Nol America

Five Killed On Easter Sunday Incident

The Easter Sunday tragedy left five people dead in an unspecified location as reported by the press. Details remain unclear from the fragmentary text.

Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files

AWAKENED BY THE SOUND OF fire engines Charles F Kemp a local used car dealer saw his workshop and storeroom building ablaze with an estimated loss of about 2000 United States planes flown by Russian pilots are taking part in operations on the eastern front Allied forces in Tunisia have driven toward Marshal Rommels mountain defenses around Tunis and Bizerte American and British aircraft have destroyed four more Axis planes The Office of Price Administration postponed the effective date of retail beef veal lamb and mutton prices for a month hinting cuts may follow There has been a reduction in May Selective Service quotas of local Draft Board One meaning fewer registrants will be summoned next month Thief of Police Arthur C Poulsen agreed to stay as acting chief of police through the current city administration ending June 14 The Frederick County peach crop hit by sub-zero weather faces another blow as temperatures fell eight degrees below freezing hitting early bloomers.

Charles F. Kemp West South Street Kemp United States Tunisia Marshal Rommel Tunis Bizerte Office OF Price Administration Draft Board Thief OF Police Arthur C. Poulsen Lloyd C. Culler Frederick County

Salvation Army Plans Program Revival on West Fifth Street

Evangelist Captain Morris Eads, new commanding officer of Cambridge, opens a Salvation Army revival program on West Fifth Street starting today. The event runs for three Sundays with vocal music. Eads trained at the Salvation Army School for Officers in Atlanta and has served in Pensacola, Wheeling, Front Royal, Grafton, Moundsville, and two years as Protestant chaplain at the West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville.

Morris Eads Cam_bridge Wil Salvation Army West Fifth Street Sundas

Clarksburg Youth Nabbed After Robbery

A Maryland youth, Donald George Dixon, was captured after robbing a Markleysburg service station on Route 46. State Police with Uniontown Police arrested him near the Uniontown station, where he was armed with a pistol and two hunting knives. The victim was James H. Uphold, 27, of Confluence, Pa., a attendant at the station.

Maryland Markleysburg Pennsylvania Uniontown Donald George Dixon RFD Clarksburg Dixon James H.uphold RFD 2 Confluence National Highway Motor Sales Garrett County Uphold Dison

Funeral Notices and Services for Several Local Residents

Funeral services were held for Mrs Florence Virginia Hamilton widow of John R. Hamilton at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Clark Rist officiating. Pallbearers listed and interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Other obituaries note Lewis Nathan Karn in Brunswick and interment at Burkittsville. L Osmond Derr’s service took place at Glndhill Aimeral Home in Middletown with multiple groups in attendance and interment in Lutheran Cemetery. Mrs Hat tie Emma Dunpins wife of John E. Duppins dies Friday in Springs with services at Keys Chapel Church near Union Bridge. Pallbearers and officials noted for each service.

Florence Virginia Hamilton John R. Hamilton West 33Th Street East Church Street Clark Rist Mount Carmel Methodist Church Oscar M. O' Hara Frank Hooper Duval Sneadner Harl F. Compher Charles V. Main George W. Clendaniel Jr Mount Olivet M. A.,etchison and Son Lewis Nathan Karn Baltimore University Hospital Feete Funeral Home Brunswick Burkittsville William Ferrell Walter Gill George Hoffman Leroy Karn Calvin Swomley Leo Steiner L. Osmond Derr Glndhill Aimeral Middletown Carroll Boyer George Klinefelter Lutheran Church Council Hattie Emma Dunpins John E. Duppins Oldfield Springs Keys Chapel Union Bridge Harvey Cy Joshua Theodore Maz Lyles Raber Lo Dar Alfred Roberts D. D. Harizier

Fragmentary Note of Names and Event at Moen Center

Fragmentary OCR text references a person named Povie a 7hO0n sheen Kreascherman of Sloe attending an event at the Frod tor al Moen te Eneter tre Chad Feceaed with a toy and Mrs. Nemnann Bronn nearby.

Povie A Sheen Kreascherman Sloe Frodtor al Moen

Goodwill Week Speaker to address Frederick Kiwanis

Cross in the Deep GOODWILL SPEAKER John KR Sharpe First Secretary of the Canadian Embassy in Washington will speak to Kiwanis Club of Frederick on Tuesday for Canada U S Goodwill Week 40th annual observance highlighting peaceful ties over 150 years and 3000 mile border. A frame includes birth aboard a train of a boy and second son born 25 minutes later in ambulance to hospital. Springs recovering from April 10 heart attack at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

John KR. Sharpe Washington Kiwanis Club Frederick Harold E. Senaden Frederick Club Manitoba Canada Department of External Affairs Francis Scott Key Hotel Chiu Yet-hai Lowu Red China Springs Frederick Memorial Hospital

Motorist Convicted In Accident Case

In a brief court session Magistrate Stanley Y Bennet found Thomas H Holcomb 42 of Wyngate Drive guilty of making an improper left turn fined him 15 dollars and costs. Holcomb was charged March 3 by Officer Ray N Dietz after an accident at West Bentz and West Second streets. He was traveling south on Bentz and cut across the east lane causing a minor collision. Otis Ross 33 of Chicago II was found guilty of disorderly conduct and given a suspended six month sentence in the Maryland House of Correction. Ross was arrested March 25 at the bus terminal in Frederick by Officer James E Schrover for profane language. Maurice J Skinner 42 of Howard County was ordered to pay his wife Virginia A Skinner 3 a week for support. E Austin James represented Skinner.

Stanley Y. Bennet Thomas H.holcomb Wyngate Drive Holcomb Ray N. Dietz West Bentz West Second Streets Bentz Street Otis Ross Chicago Maryland House of Correction Ross Frederick James E. Schrover Maurice J. Skinner Howard County Virginia A. Skinner E. Austin James Skinner

Local Birthdays and Anniversary Celebrations

Miss Frances L Brightwell marks her twelfth birthday on East Ninth Street. Miss Nancy Hood of John Hanson apartments observes her twenty third birthday today. Mr and Mrs Francis Pearl of Jefferson celebrate their forty ninth wedding anniversary today.

Frances L. Brightwell East Ninth Street Nancy Lee Hood William R. Hood John Hanson Apartments Francis Pearl Jefferson

Local residents in and around Frederick face medical updates

Among The Sick Miss Donna Kay Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Smith of West Fifth Street is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Elizabeth Duvall McKaig entered University Hospital Baltimore for observation and possible surgery. Mrs Marie Fox East Fourth Street has returned home from University Hospital Baltimore where she had been a patient for the past month. Rev Melvin T Tabler a retired Methodist Minister on Dill Avenue has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital and is improving nicely. Mr Boate Myers of Yellow Street is also mentioned in the medical notices.

Donna Kay Smith Donald Smith West Fifth Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Elizabeth Duvall McKaig University Hospital, Baltimore Locay Marie Fox East Fourth Street Melvin T. Tabler Dill Avenue Boate Myers Yellow

Wheeling Steel Charley Sets Pace As Industry Lenient

Wheeling Steel Co led by Charley set a price pace in the industry as others watched. The absence of uniform hikes followed a prior year move by US Steel, while executives from Lukens and Allegheny faced questions about pricing strategy and profit positions amid wary comments from peers.

Wheeling Steel Co Charley E. J. Halex Allegheny Ladium Steel Corp W. E. Mullestain Sof Lukens Steel Co Wheeling Pat Tae Sues

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Graham Fire Company Some One Lovecools Leslie Jr Sonny Sovacoo Nelson Trout Lestie Sovacaul Weet Aeeete Fire Company Graceham Fire Company Civic Association Savacoal Leslie Sovocool Sr Sovocool Sr Torney Cace Westmins Po Abuetsus Grac Torey Bee Gees Miss Young Mr. Mobley Good Shepherd Mabel Gallagher Clingan Mabel K. (Gallagher) Clingan Hagerstown Washington County Clear Spring Lethia Eichelberger Clearme John H. Kelte Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Christ Reformed Church, Pioneers Club Tesco Traffic Club Alvin Kelley Harold Kelley Earl Kelley Shaw Air Force Base D. C Jean Jennings Winchester Rouzer Lawrence N. Strunk Christ Reformed Church Rose Hill Cemetery Theodore Zile Francis A. Zile Hereford Baltimore County Carrall County William D Mary E. Zile Westminster Zile Francis Walter Waltz Funeral Winfield John Price St. James Methodist Church St. James Cemetery Kenneth Edward Mobley Jr James B. Donovan New York Francis Gary Powers Soviet Union del Castro Cuba Iase Castro Khrushchev News-Post Salvation Army Plans Mrs. Nemnann Bronn Prom James Marlow Washington (Ap Pepeytry Deasnt Mee Corp Ken Bethichem Steel Corp Marin Sas Tintedna
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