The News Frederick 1963 April 23
The Frederick Maryland newspaper page 4 dated Tuesday April 23 1963 lists subscription rates and publication details. It notes The News is published by Southern Printing & Mfg Co with address Court Street and phone number 662-1177. It states circulation options and AP news reuse rights.
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Retail sales tax levels threaten goose that lays the revenue
The New York Chamber of Commerce argues raising the sales tax from 3 to 4 percent would boost city revenue by 116 million but shrink retail activity by 1.2 billion and cost 40,000 jobs. Most states hover between 2 and 3 percent with few at 4 percent.
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District of Columbia
New York
Chamber
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Washington
Connecticut
Hawaii
Illinois
Kansas
Utah
Buffalo
Seasonal Rushes On Between Spring And Summer
The piece traces spring’s progression from early arrival to full readiness for summer. It notes variable regional timing, longer days, rising heat, and plans for vacations as spring shifts from anticipation to enjoyment. Summer is seen as the favored season, with spring as its prelude.
Redistricting Debate Highlights District 1 Fairness
Letters discuss Maryland redistricting plans with Delegate Houck defending district boundaries and equal representation. He argues county lines avoid chaos in elections and supports a winnowed at large component to cover disparities.
Mrs Nancy Faulder Weds Frank Stottlemyer Jr at Black Rock Church
Miss Nancy Lee Faulder daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Faulder of Myersville married Frank V Stottlemyer Jr son of Mrs and Mrs Frank V Stottlemyer Sr of Myersville in a 7 pm double ring ceremony at Black Rock Bible Church Rev Paul Heefner officiated. Music by Mrs Evelyn Grossnickle and Mrs Robert Zecker accompanied the service.
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Nancy Lee Faulder
John W. Faulder
RFD 2
Myersville
Frank V. Stottlemyer Jr
Frank V. Stottlemyer Sr
Black Rock
Evelyn Grossnickle
Robert Zecker
Leon Fleming
Mt. Airy
John E. Faulder
William Shankie
Fauldam
Myeraville
George Marne
Pile
William Heefner
Hamion
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
FRANK HARBAUGH, THUR MONT, Western Maryland Railway foreman was bitten on the tip of his finger by a copperhead snake while repairing a car in the west yards at Hagerstown. The first meeting of the directors of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad Company was held in Hagerstown. Allen and Peck of Syracuse were placed in control. Fire nearly destroyed the frame stable of the Huguet Ice Co. near Carroll Creek with loss about 800. The lowest Frederick temperature last night was 33 degrees. Mr C C Rusherman, formerly in Florida real estate, is on a trip home. he saw frost yesterday. Philip Seeger of King David Lodge No. 0 and Dorsey Etchison of Frederick City Lodge No. 100, Odd Fellows, attend Grand Lodge in Baltimore. Mollie Zimmerman of near the city has a gosling with four legs and two extra f feet. Murray E. Houck of near Ada used a race fist to feed geld fish from his ponds.
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Frank Harbaugh
Thurmont
Western Maryland
West Yards
Hagerstown
William Smith
Wamsville
Marvel Theater
Philip Seeger
King David Lodge No
Ho Dorsey Etchison
Frederick City
C.F
Baltimore
Odd Fellows
Mollie Zimmerman
Gosling
Murray E. Houck
Ada
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News-Post
April 23 1943 items recount local events and notes from the News Post archives. Fuzzy OCR lists names, places, and small incidents reflecting wartime era local life.
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Marine Convicted On Motor Charge In Brief Court Session
A 19 year old Marine patient at Bethesda Naval Hospital was found guilty of driving on an expired instruction permit and altering a permit. He was fined 25 dollars and costs per charge or 30 days in Frederick County jail in a hearing before Magistrate Byron W. Thompson. Terrance James Sprague of Marietta Ohio, 19, was arrested April 22 on U S 40 east of Frederick. Raymond Edwin LeFevre of East Patrick Street was acquitted of reckless driving charged April 15 following an accident involving a nine year old boy on East Church Street. The boy James Woodward said he chased a ball into the street between two parked cars.
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Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Frederick County
Byron W. Thompson
Terrance James Sprague
Marietta
Ohio
U.S. 40
Frederick
Tfc. Top FE
Barnes
Raymond Edwin LeFevre
East Patrick Street
James E. Schroyer
Schroyer
East Church Street
James Woodward
Deadline Set For Ridge Swimming Club Charter
Families who have not signed as charter members of the Ridge Swimming Club of Mt. Airy have until May 1 to join. A public meeting will be held Monday at the Firemen’s Activity Building at 8 p.m. Members may ask questions on financing and activity. After charter close, signed members still decide if construction can start this summer. Leaders aim to build a pool for Mt Airy and nearby areas with funding help welcome from organizations.
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Ridge Swimming Club
Mt. Airy
Mi Wiry
Ares
City Native To Be Cited By Dentists
Dr. Fred Wertheimer longtime Michigan public health dentist will be honored at two testimonial dinners this month as he nears retirement. The Lansing native has 43 years in public service beginning in 1920 and holds leadership roles including honorary president of the Michigan Public Health Association.
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Fred Wertheimer
Michigan Department of Health
Lansing
Mich
State Journal
Guy Mateny
Paul M. Carmack
Myer Wertheimer
Frederick
Michigan State Dental Association
Tamarack
Wertheimer
Flint Health Department
State Association
Michigan Public Health Association
Pantland Hotel
Grand Rapids
Sweden
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Australia
Philippines
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Upper Peninsula
Michigan Department of Health Dentistry Division
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University of Michigan Dental School
Grand Rapids Health Department
Saginaw City
Boys Club of Detroit
Berrien County Public Schools
Department
State Health Department
Bureau of Dentistry
Chester Tossy
Lake Charlevoix
Fred W
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Birth of a daughter at the city hospital
Mrs Mie and Albert Lavelly announce the birth of a daughter at the city hospital in Wieslahthe Dar. The newborn arrives with the family name RFT 3 and is welcomed by a Mrs et Ye bretad Atk on the date given.
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Mie
Albert Lavelly
Bridie
Mrs Et Yebretad
D.tihdas
Dod
Weddings of Dann Dayig Traddery and Laurence Maller
A local wedding announces the marriage of Dann Dayig Traddery and Laurence Maller with attendants including Virs Wooster Miller Sr Brysttings. The ceremony took place at the home of the ErVITN, with many relatives noted.
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Mas Dann Dayig
Traddery Weoehte
Laurence Maller
aoMe End Virs Wooster Miller Sr
Brysttings
Heschie
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Deaths in Hagerstown and Uniontown area obituaries
Mrs. Clarence Easterday died Monday at 12 30 p m at 1742 Jefferson Boulevard Hagerstown aged 85 Born in Myersville daughter of Alfred and Mary Frey widow of Clarence Easterday Surviving daughters Mrs Howard Snyder Mrs Oscar Moser Mrs Frank Miller eight grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren Charles Urbanus Flickinger died Monday at 5 p m at his Uniontown home aged years He was widower of Hilda Flickinger retired Western Maryland Railway employee Church of God member Survived by five children and twelve grandchildren and one brother Funeral Thursday 230 p m Fuss funeral home Taneytown Interment in church cemetery Miss Maggie E Perkins died Monday at niece's home Frederick Route 2 Aged 38 Surviving daughter Mary Springs sister Mrs Mary Stockman two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Member of Araby Methodist Church Service Thursday 2 pm Mount Olivet Cemetery address and funeral home listed Robert E Dailey and Son funeral directors.
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Clarence Easterday
Olive May Easterday
Jefferson Boulevard
Hagerstown
Myersville
Alfred
Mary Renner Frey
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Chewsville
Howard Snyder
Rt. 5
Oscar Moser
Charles A. Flickinger
Charles Urbanus Flickinger
Uniontown
Hilda Heltibridle Flickinger
Samuel J
Amanda Fitzer Flickinger
Western Maryland Railway
Uniontown Church of God
Preston
Union Bridge
Hazel Haley
Clear Ridge
Lloyd R
Westminster
Pauline Groft
Edward L
Silver Spring
Harry Flickinger
Taneytown
Fuss Funeral Home
Frederick E. Horner
Church
Maggie E. Perkins
Maggie Ella Perkins
Hazel Mazur
Frederick
Route 2
Miss Perkins
Charles E
Ella O'Brien Perkins
Mary Springs
Mary Stockman
Araby Methodist Church
Illness and Hospital Return Featured in Local Notices
Among the sick Mrs Harry N. Helen Newton at East Patrick Street has returned home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital entered April 15 condition much improved. Numerous other names and fragments reference hospital stays and home convalescence amid ongoing community notices.
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Harry N. Helen
Newton
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wayne Six
Carroll
Creag Creas
Iter Bey Frederhick Memorial Hospital
T. Herbert S Cannon
Chera Hee
Svea
Tr Tie Hopkins Gshéon
Linesbergh Avenue
Charles Tovin West Vas
West Pak
Gron
Mprong
Hasan Franklin
M Paahle
Lara
Frederick High School Band Boosters Elect 1963 4 Officers
The Frederick High School Band Boosters Club elected officers for 1963 4 with H David Hagan as president Merr Adams first vice president Kenneth Fogle second vice president Mrs Margaret Billy secretary Robert E Smith treasurer and Julien Delphey James Houff Edward C Hartmann and Robert Doster as directors The advisor is David L Dean The group planned Pancake Day as an annual event and discussed fundraising to cover remaining uniform costs The 50th anniversary of the band dates to 1913 and a meeting of officers is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the high school band room
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Frederick High School Band Boosters Club
Foster doubts Khrushchev will drop on site inspection offer
Washington AP disarmament chief William C Foster said he does not believe Khrushchev will withdraw the Soviet offer of limited on site inspections to police an atomic test ban. He said the United States remains hopeful a treaty outlawing nuclear explosions can be achieved and would benefit both nations.
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William C. Foster
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Soviet Union
Foster
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Russia
America
U.S
VFW to Meet The COPE 6 Toon and Officials
The Veterans of the United States plan an administration meeting at the post home of the Winam Do Baren Prat. Attendee Attorney Genta will present at the event with dates set for later in the day.
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