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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
14
The City Names Advisory Board considers objections from area resident Fred erick regarding the proposed funeral home on Eat Patrick Mereated Wamilien Avenue, weighing community impact and zoning concerns.
Aboard the parade plan, aldermanic board votes unanimously to push drum and bugle corps floats and marchers in a Firemen Parade. The route and schedule note a 6:30 p.m. assembly, 7:00 p.m. departure, with cautions about commercial attractions and a mixture of firehouse units, jorette groups, and comical acts.
Brenewrick Town Council and Lovettsville Citizens Association back a plan to curb speeders with new ordinances. The Brunswick Town Council approved making Eat B Street in Brunswick the sole one way eastbound block between 1st and Avenues. It also greenlighted installing a district street light along with a railway committee agenda item. Intercity commission action referenced as August 13 jam Washington AP notes Interstate Commerce Commission.
City police investigated a collision at East and East Patrick streets at 7:33 p m. Lawrence Walker of Charleston operated a Farmall tractor with a bean picker attached turning from East onto East Patrick when he hit a westbound 1965 Plymouth driven by Mary M McGaha. He crossed the center line and struck a 1950 Cadillac driven by Dr Charles E Broad Jr. Damages were listed as 50 100 and 200 dollars respectively. Walker was charged with failing to drive to the right of the roadway center.
The Thurmont Library accepts Mrs. Lee Layman’s resignation as assistant librarian and names Mrs. Roger Heck as her replacement, to assume duties this week under Mrs. Austin Brochey amid a library revamp. The building will be repainted and floors refinished this month, with a brief closure to protect drying surfaces. Oak trees are most frequently struck by lightning, followed by elm, pine, ash, poplar, and maple.
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