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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1964
Page
4
Readable fragments list residents and entries across multiple communities including Middletown, Thurmont, Emmitsburg, Walkersville, and Bruns wick. Names such as Brenda Eyler Barbara Schmersal Linda Mc Knight Murray Quin Joan King and many others appear in a long roster.
The Frederick newspaper notes its 1964 date with publication details including staff contact, subscription rates, and AP affiliation. It lists prices for mail and carrier delivery and mentions standard circulation practices and bureau membership.
A 19 year old teetered on a ledge as about 4000 Albany residents jeered and urged him to jump. Bystanders yelled yellow and chicken while a 7 year old nephew urged him to safety. Community leaders intervened. observers criticize growing callous public spectacle.
Middleman New York waiters contest the IRS average restaurant patron tip of 16 percent arguing it is closer to 7 percent or near zero. They say tipping varies with patrons and tax enforcement, while employers seek lower wage costs and waiters aim to lower their taxes. The public bears the tax burden to receive service.
All County Band Concert scheduled with junior high and senior high participants listed by school. Emmitsburg, Brunswick, Walkersville, Middletown and Frederick entries name scores of students from each school and include teachers and organizers from the American Association of University Professors. Senior high students from Frederick and surrounding regions complete the lineup.
Brunswick school bands unite for a John Philip Sousa Memorial Concert on May 6 at the Brunswick Elementary School auditorium. Mayor James E. Cummings praises the effort and urges community support for the event.
Ferdinand Marcos, president of the Philippine Senate, resigned from President Macapagal's Liberal party and joined the Nacionalista opposition. He cited abuses in the government and is seen as a likely candidate for the presidency next year.
Fraley instructs police to assist at all city fires to prevent crowd interference. He suggests stretching ropes around the fire area to keep onlookers back and protect firefighters during emergencies.
The Ox Fibre Brush Company Quarter Century Club will host its 12th annual Dinner Meeting at the Peter Pan Inn at 6 p.m. on Wednesday. Nine members will receive 35 and 40 year pins while Frederick W. Weitzel presides over awards. new officers will be elected. The 119 members total represent over 4,847 years of brush making across New Jersey and Florida plants.
A London blackout followed two accidents a generating plant fire and a relay station failure. Buckingham Palace and Piccadilly Circus darkened as trains halted and the Windmill burlesque canceled its show. Normal power returned by emergency hookups to the grid.
Nominating meeting approves Nathan G. Dorsey to continue as acting mayor with no opposition. Report notes an Allied fleet strike against Japanese holdouts in the Dutch East Indies. A fire destroys Sam George's Brooder House in Lovettsville, VA, with no earlier awareness. Howard Hahn pays $162 for improper parking after his mule drawn wagon damaged a meter. repair costs set at $160.
President Johnson highlighted March indicators showing modest gains from the tax cut. Retail sales slipped slightly despite higher take-home pay, while durable goods orders fell and overall output rose to a record pace of 608.5 billion for the first quarter. Analysts see no rapid surge, with growth expected to unfold over two to three years.
Funeral services were held for Roger W. Molesworth in Poland Ohio with Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury officiating and pallbearers named. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Additional services were conducted for Hilleary C. Rockwell in Brunswick with burial at Park Heights Cemetery and for Craig Zecher of Burkittsville at Union Cemetery in Burkittsville.
An executive meeting of the Soviet bloc economic organization began in Moscow with delegates present from Bulgaria Czechoslovakia East Germany Hungary Poland Mongolia and Romania.
Rev. Richard L. Lammers, United Church of Christ missionary in rural Japan, will speak at Hood College Chapel Westminster UCC Lovettsville St James UCC and area churches. Rotary Club events slated in Frederick and Brunswick. The Lammerses on furlough plan to return to Kitami Japan in August.
Baltimore election officials report about 368 000 residents eligible for the May 19 primary after 27 972 new registrations. Democrats add 23 952 voters, Republicans 3 780, independents 242. nearly half of the newcomers are Negroes.
Members met at Kaye Grossnickle home on April 16 with 15 girls present. The program included a 4-H pledge, backstitch demonstration by Laurie Herndon, houseplants growth demo by Nancy Schoonover, talks by Ruth Dotterer and Kathryn Martin, and a craft on decorating socks by Mrs. Edwin Hevner. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for May 21 at Jeanne Garrigues home.
Obituaries list Mrs. Elsie May Fogle 92 of Thurmont area, Verna Bankard Miller 55 of Eau Gallie Florida, Larry A. Fogle 15 of Walkersville, and Francis J. Van Scoyk 62 of Buffalo New York. Services set in Beaver Dam Church Taneytown Baust Church Frederick and local funeral homes. Surviving relatives include daughter Reta Albaugh sister Carrie Devilbiss and grandchildren, with multiple siblings and grandchildren named.
Mr and Mrs Morris C Fry of Thurmont announce the birth of their first child a son Jeffrey Clinton born April 11 at Waynesboro Hospital Waynesboro Pa Mrs Fry formerly Dolores Fisher daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Fisher of Thurmont
Among the sick, Mrs Mary Thom of Thurston road near Urbana was admitted to Vinobona Nursing Home Braddock Heights. Mrs Roland W Welsh of Mt Airy convalesces at home after surgery at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. Albert L Blumenauer Wilson Place remains in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Ruth Fagan College Avenue entered Lutheran Hospital Baltimore as medical patient last Thursday. Alfred Myers Shooks Town entered Washington County Hospital Sunday for upcoming surgery.
Moscow reports the death of Col. Gen. Nikola Alexandrov, a member of the Soviet Military Council, in Pravda with no further details provided.
Some cooks find Yorkshire Pudding rises best when both the pan and the drippings are very hot before pouring in the batter. A hot surface helps form a quick crust and prevents sticking, yielding a puffed, airy texture with a crisp edge.
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