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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
3
The Frederick News from August 1 1963 offers a standard daily rural newspaper page with standard AP content. It includes advertising notices and local notices while presenting no major events or named individuals in readable text.
Private funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. for Ed ward Hart Etchison a well known local business man who died early Wednesday in the Rock Cree area of Washington. Interment will be in Mt Oliver cemetery. The body is at the home of his parents 106 East Church street where friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. The family requests contributions to the Frederick County Children's Aid Society. William B Hiltod Barnesville is in charge of the funeral arrangements. SCHOOLS PICKETED BALTIMORE AP About 25 persons picketed the Baltimore School Board protesting continued segregation in Baltimore public schools.
Scholars led by Dr. Robert J. Braidwood sail on a year long expedition to the Taurus region in Turkey to push back the dawn of farming to about 12 900 B C. The team of 25 specialists will study ancient animal domestication and crop cultivation near the Garden of Eden area as they seek the origins of food production.
The article notes highway strain as car use rises toward 820 billion miles yearly with the Interstate system, amid a record 7.34 million cars made and projected 8 million. It cites 11.3 million households with multiple cars, 750,000 three car families, and 2.5 million more expected, while 12.4 million households remain without a car.
The Fellowship class gathered at the St Pauls Walkersville grounds on Jan 25 for an antiwar rally. C Rober Menerly and Harsit E Powell led arrangements with many attendees including Mrs Are Gaddis, Jeet Vir, Marianne and Fredde, the Moheris couple, Jenene and Kurt, and Revs Mocers Boett and Bran among others.
Report notes Monotacy river is cloudy and low at Pucheystra while Nomace is clear and low at Point ake, indicating varied water conditions across regions.
Fifty years ago plans in Frederick proposed reserving space on Brewer's Alley rear of the Hargett and Bantz properties to park teams bringing country visitors. If approved by the Mayor and Aldermen, it would keep teams off Market and Patrick streets.
Summary of 1903 notes on meat supply predictions and wartime rationing panels a tomato and vegetable projections from Victory Gardens. A large stubble fire near Yellow Springs consumed acres and spurred two hour battle. Hoveo and H F Ray Co. employees aided. Allies resumed naval air attacks as Eighth Army pushed in Italy.
Obituaries report deaths of Branden burg Mt Lena. Emma Garner Taneytown. William J. Lee Libertytown area. Virginia Leslie Alexandria. Mrs Mervin Powers Uniontown. Details include survivors, church and funeral arrangements, with funeral homes and services scheduled Saturday.
Funeral services for Charles Edward Cutsail husband of Ruth Barker Cutsail died at Frederick Memorial Hospital were held at the funeral home Wednesday at 11 o'clock Rev Bruce Gabbert Jr presided Pallbearers included Frank Smith William J Buchanan Vernon Smith Eugene Burdette Clayton Smith Charles Smith Interment Rest Haven Memorial Gardens Lewistown M R Etchison and Son funeral directors Committal services for Jeannette Rose Humphreys Derr widow of Dr John S Derr were set for Saturday at 2 p m Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery also M R Etchison and Son funeral directors Funeral services for William T Dorsey who died Saturday at his home on Morgan Station Road were held at Waltz Funeral Home Tuesday at 113 pm Rev R B Pegram officiated Pallbearers listed Interment Oak Grove Cemetery Howard County Funeral services for Daniel C Hill who died Saturday at his Taneytown home were held yesterday at St Joseph s Catholic Church Rev Francis Wagner officiated with firing squad Pallbearers Ronald Gerald Leon William Vincent Joseph Hill Interment Mount Airy Memorial services for Mary Elizabeth Taylor who died Monday were held at Waitz Funeral Home Wainscott 2 pm Rev Ray Cockrell officiating Pallbearers Casper Whetzel Dewey Hopkins Joe Younkins Grant Crandell Robert Unverted and Richard Baker Interment McKendree Cemetery Howard County Also interment Uniontown Lutheran Cemetery listed friends may attend at the funeral home Friday for other notices in the area
Bernard Baruch, U S delegate to the UN Atomic Energy Commission, outlined an American plan for an international authority to oversee all atomic development. He warned of a world divided by fear and emphasized the need for cooperation despite past refusals by the Soviet Union and others. The Moscow test ban signaled progress but left distrust and arms development unresolved. Harriman later stated there was no secret agreement in the pact, yet Khrushchev’s broader aims remain watched with suspicion amid nonparticipation by France and Red China.
Mr Millard Haines of West Danath celebrates his 20th birthday today. Mr and Mrs Jerry Brachey of Mt Airy marked their first wedding anniversary on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Zeltman of Mt Airy observed their 14th wedding anniversary on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Floyd J Brown of Catonsville visited her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Earl M Wachter on West Seventh street last weekend.
Frederick Memorial Hospital observes Mr. Claude Beall as a minor accident is investigated by City Police. At 10 13 a.m. Joseph Shafer backing from a parked position collided with Mae Waterman driving a 1998 Plymouth on Magnolia Avenue. Damage estimated at 100 dollars to Waterman vehicle. Shafer’s Pontiac damage not estimated.
Mrs. Mercedes H. Douglas wins an uncontested divorce from Justice William Q. Douglas on cruelty grounds in Golden Dale Washington. Seven actors and director plan a Washington march August 28 to back civil merits legislation. Errol Flynn estate totals and widow Pat noted in Jamaica. Robby Darin hospitalized for nerves after a New York collapse. Vincent A Cinquegrani named in Maryland barber state examiners case.
George Bruce menses Jr alias Nien Pete appears on assault charges after a conflict at Lincoln Apartments. Chappel of East Coast Relay was treated for a forehead wound needing stitches. Barnes surrendered later the same afternoon. Detective Lt. Ellis G. Carty says the clash followed a poker game as Chappel sought those who stole auto parts.
Dr. Laura Adeline Ward, former Hood College English professor, died July 17 in Wolfville Nova Scotia. Born in England she studied at Vas sar College and the University of Pennsylvania where she earned a PhD in English literature. Funeral services were held July 20 at Wolfville Anglican Church with interment in Camp Hill cemetery.
Barbara Elizabeth Hull daughter of William B. Curry of Garrison New York married Michael Joseph Martin son of John S. Martin of South Nyack New York at St Ann’s Church Nyack The bride wore a lace adorned bell gown with Chantilly lace and a lace crown A sister of the groom served as matron of honor and the couple will reside in Pearl River New York The bride is a University of Land graduate and Mr Martin a Manhattan College and Amos Tuck School alumnus
The Threads of Gold Class of Calvary Methodist Church held its annual picnic on church grounds after a business meeting. Prizes were awarded to several members including Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Howard Gerrick, with Mrs. Martin Ritchie listed among participants. A chicken dinner was provided for the Mothers and Teachers Association, and the next meeting is planned for late Tuesday in August.
Montgomery County will install the Centrex direct dialing system this summer, enabling direct calls to county agencies via 500 lines. The new system, housed in the Underground Emergency Operating Center, will reduce switchboard load by half and simplify emergency and police communications. Suburban Silver Spring and Bethesda offices will connect to the network, replacing multiple local numbers with a single contact point.
The Monocacy River near a disposal plant may have seen as many as 100 dead fish after reports of three altered explosions. Maryland officials tested oxygen levels as normal while debates over potential dynamite blasts and water movement continued.
Senator John J. Williams challenges Congress to end the Accelerated Public Works Program saying it wastes funds. He cites Maryland and Delaware figures showing Delaware received 8 proceeds of 4? million against 288 million total and argues tax support exceeds aid received.
AFL-CIO president George Meany told the House Commerce Committee that denying rail workers the right to strike could force rail nationalization. He urged Congress to back labor-management bargaining under supervision and opposed compulsory interim work rules. Senate hearings continued with unions invited to testify on manpower cuts.
Identical six year old twins Daphne and Delphine Green of Baltimore recovered from seven hour open heart surgeries at University Hospital. Dr. R Adams Cowley said the girls faced inactivity without operations but after a six month test period should lead active normal lives.
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