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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1963

Page

2

News and mail rates and circulation notice 1963

The notice outlines subscription and carrier rates for one month one year and two year options with varying prices and delivery details. It also states no service charges over five cents per COD and mentions the Associated Press string wired dispatch publication rights. The message is dated Wednesday August 7 1963 and references Fredress Mass coverage.

St Carale Edvence Simoning Pointe St Biarber Audit Boreas Associated Press Ee Wen AP News Dispatches Fred Jess Matter Arick

A Game For Everyone Sings Baseball Spirit Through The Ages

The article extols baseball as thoroughly American and popular as the season nears its final stretch. It portrays fans as walking encyclopedias who shape the game with wit at the plate and in the stands, noting the sport’s social equalization and its display of courage, energy, and vigor.

Punitive Philadelphia ruling orders teen to quit school

A 16 year old boy must leave high school and work as a bed-carrier earning 2 a hour after injuring a man with a car. Half his weekly pay goes to the victim. The judge cites simple justice while raising questions about the boy’s future education and life prospects.

Philadelphia Searr Ee Agate Ee

Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Files August 7 113

Historical clippings note the start of corn packing season in Frederick, obituary details for Dr S B Maynard with lists of pallbearers, a chautauqua appearance by Viola Brodbeck, traffic officers signaled by whistles, Kathryne Lamar injured in a horse incident, a Jacob Englebrecht diary excerpt about Abraham Lincoln, Harry C. Hull admitted to Maryland Bar, and a Frederick Roads Commission road inspection tour led by C E Weller H G Shirley and C A Tenney.

Corm Frederick S. 8 Maynard C.H. Conley B. C. Thomas Thomas M. Williamson John Hoktt Thomas Hikit Lewis T Noonan James H. Gambrill, Jr Rob't E. Delaplaine C Thomas Kemp Thomas A. Chapline Ira L. Miller S. Elmer Brown William Walker All Saints Episcopal Church Chautauqua Viola Brodbeck Homi College Woman's College Kathryne Lamar EF. H. Lamar Edwin L. Pearce My Lady's Manor Jacob Englebrecht Abraham Lincoln United States Antietam Battle Field Hartrans

Twenty Years Ago News Notes From The News-Post

Reads like a compact recap of August 7 1943 with local wartime and community items. Miss Anita Smith and Miss Hedstrom recover and travel updates from Frederick area. A Cadet Clifford Watkins Jr injured near New Market. Allied advances in Sicily and Red Army successes are noted along with a 2,000,000 overseas force figure. Mt. Airy street project contract awarded for 30 20, and a London robbery reported with losses and multiple paintings seized.

Glviike Acari Munda Solomons Sicily U.S Sam Rayburn The House Germany Red Army Orel Belgorod NAVY Mt. St. Mary's College New Market Clifford H. Watkins, Jr Clifford Watkins Henry R. Shoemaker Y F North Africa Mediterranean Francis S. Gaither, Jr Frederick David D. Brown Mt. Airy Mt. Aiy

Vacationers Return From Bermuda and New York City

Miss Edna Boyer and Miss Hazel Shaff returned Saturday from an eight day trip to Bermuda and New York City. Visitors at the home of Mr. Alice Cie and daughter Mary of Middletown on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cline and daughters Margaret and Beir. Also mentioned are Myr and Mrs. Josef A. Kemapurg, Mr. Pieas with Mr and Mrs Charles Hossier, Richard Deauter and daughter Veronica in Frederick, and Sam Kefsuver with Erick in Highland.

Edna Boyer West South Street Hazel Shaff West Third Street Bermuda New York City Alice Cie Mery Middletown Wiliam H. Cline Margaret and Beir Jefferson Myr Josef A. Kemapurg Pieas Charles Hossier Frederick Richard Deauter Veronica Highland Sam Kefsuver Red Erick

Veteranrailroad official dies in Park Ridge retirement

Bert Kitial, longtime secretary treasurer of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, died of arteriosclerosis Monday in a Park Ridge nursing home. He retired in 18 after a lengthy B&O career. Rivers conditions at Buckeystown, Potomac, and Polo show low levels due to recent factors.

Park Ridge Herbert Kitial Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Chicago Hall B&o Buckeystown Potomac

Maryland Tax Revenue Rises in April Collections

State tax receipts show net income taxes totaling 10,233,258 dollars, reported by the comptroller on Tuesday. The month’s total exceeds the prior year by 319,514 dollars, signaling a modest rise in April revenue.

Annapolis Comptroller's Office

Germantown Area Community Notes and Events

The Germantown 4-H Club member Rebecca Schaeffer earned Montgomery County Farm Queen honors, with Becky set to compete for state queen at Timonium. A Germantown Physical Fitness Day at Clarksburg Recreation Center saw Germantown win the team meet with 14 points, Donne Plummer and Larry Palmer each taking multiple firsts, alongside various attendees at picnics, birthdays, and local visits across Montgomery County communities.

Deborah H Leas Germantown Trinity Methodist Church Church School Kramer Ralph D. Young Pike Creek Park Taneytown Mr. Young Harold Young Edgar Davis Eddie Damascus L. C. Cordell Davis Aro Minnie A. Norton Martha A. Cross Albert Fulghum Sandersville M. Thomas' Slater Cowan's Gap Annie Waters Roger Pumphrey Glenn Heimer Deep Creek Lake Oakland Heimer Farm Bureau Becky George W. Schaeffer Jr Timonium Ruth Young Barry Schaeffer George W.eaer John F. Mahy Mahy Robert J. Kirkpatrick Galesburg M. Thomas Slater Montgomery County William and Mary College Williamsburg Slater Mongtomery County Bookmobile Meadowbrook Estates William W. ‘Smith Philadephia Andrew Hazler Cindy Linda Hazler Linda Smith Harvey Thompson Eugene H. Waters Yardley David C. Waters David ‘Waters Proctor and Gamble Company Cincinnati Ohio Waters Barbara Alvin Evans Clarksburg Washington Grove Germantown Center Donne Plummer Ger- Mantown Larry Palmer Deania Gary Montgomery Orlando Gourley Wade Douville Marcie Montgomery Cheryl Batchelor Georgia Watkins Pete Taylor Donna True Mike Gorman Paul Adlerman Marcel Gourey Sue Watkins Bobby Maurer Brenda Chase iGregg Toms Marcia Gray Jimbo Walton Marcel Gourley Tammy McCraw Suzette Susan Ragan Terry Pitman Larry Bailey Hyattetown Fire Department

Stevenson Sought Nuclear Test Ban Long Before 1956

James Marlow recounts Adlai Stevenson’s persistent push for a U S nuclear test ban dating to the 1956 campaign. The piece notes Khrushchev and others proposed bans earlier, Eisenhower's opposition, and Truman backing, with later moves toward limited bans and inspection debates shaping the path to the 1962 pact. It also covers unrelated local items and a Baltimore County fire incident at a recreation center.

James Marlow Associated Frees Washington Adlai Stevenson Moscow Kare Nikita Khrushchev Thomas E. Murray Atomic Energy Commission United States Stevenson Murray Soviet Union Eisenhower Stevenson-Murray Truman MM. Nixon Ain New York Nisa Senate Ee Stevenson Kennedy

Thurmont couple wed at German Town Church of God

Beard Peters Miss Anne Peters daughter of William A Peters Thurmont and Luther Vernon Beard Jr son of Luther Vernon Beard Sr Thurmont were married Saturday at 8 pm in the German Town Church of God Lantz Rev Clarence W McGaha officiated. The bride a ThurmontHigh School 1962 graduate works in Waynesboro Pa. Groom Thurmont High School alumnus served in U S Navy and now works at Thomas Bennett and Hunter Thurmont.engagement announced Ruby Marie Koges Jr Rockville to Robert Edward Stup Etchison with an April wedding planned.

Thurmont High U. S. Navy Thomas, Bennett and Hunter, Inc Thurmont Peter Koges Jr Rockville Ruby Marie Robert Edward Stup George Edward Stup Etchison

British Have New Battle Tank Chiefian advances ahead

London AP reports Britain unveiled the 3 ton Chief tain battle tank in May trials. It features a 120 millimeter gun and multi fuel capability. Major General William Hatton asserts it is at least five years ahead of NATO rivals, with long range and strong protection. The article also oddly notes an American podiatry statistic about average lifetime miles.

London Rite Army Tn May NATO WM. Hatton Eral Fighting Vehicles. Com

Dianne Haight weds Ralph Buckman Jr at Mt. Airy church

Miss Dianne Haight and Ralph Gilbert Buckman Jr. wed July 21 at Calvary Methodist Church Mt. Airy in a ceremony led by Rev. Frink and Rev. Ledgard. The couple will live in Alexandria La. Bell details include aqua gowns, bouquets of white roses and carnations, and a reception at Ebeneezer Church Social Hall.

Dianne Haight Robert Haight Winfield Ralph Gilbert Buckman Jr Ralph Buckman Sr Mt. Airy Calvary Methodist Church Elmer Frink Prospect Methodist Church Harry Ledgard Ebenezer Methodist Church Winfield Charge Norman Etzler Nancy Bohr Robyn Haight Diana Biddinger Betty Bohr Brenda Lowman Maid of Honor Ann Buckman Lou Ann Estes Barbara Krumpe Betty Schwarz Bridget Buckman Richard Estes Ralph G. Buckman Jr Wesley Buckman Robert Haighter Jerry Lowman Harry Mapp Jr Hoyt Williams Robert Buckman Sr Ebeneser Church Edwin Bennett Alexandria Mt. ‘Airy High School Frostburg State College Mt. Airy High School Virginia Polytechnic Institute United States Air Force England Air Force Base Louisiana Low Am Estes Sykesville Betty Bobr

Deaths Denials and Alterton Area Obituaries

A jumble of obituaries and notices reports deaths and services in Hamilton County area. Individuals named include Dennis G Abderton and Christian P Bennecke with lingering mentions of residences in West Hollywood and Braddock Heights. Funeral homes and churches are noted for local arrangements and services.

Dennis G. Abderton Red West Mel Tywoed Flovida Hesever Allerton Fort Detrick Ead God Shepherd Letheres Church Arcadia Drive West Hollywood Fis Greedman

Summit Country Club Fire Destroys Main Building Near Pimlico

A three alarm blaze leveled the Summit Country Club main hall near Pimlico. Firefighters battled about three hours, two firefighters were injured, others received oxygen. Damages estimated over 100 thousand dollars. The alarm originated around 6:99 am from the club caretaker Roy Ostrander’s residence.

Baltimore Summit Country Club Pimlico Clib Baltimore County Ralph Nelson Towson I. Senin Raly PePene Paul VI Manmer Roy Ostrander India

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