Water boiled in Frederick amid health warning
Frederick City Health Officer Dr Ira J. McCurdy urges boiling drinking water during a season of decaying vegetable matter and heightened infection risk. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen also approve the purchase of 1,289 acres of mountain land from W. D. Bowers Lumber Co for 8882 dollars, including orchards and farm buildings. Amberine near beer sale reported in Knoxville, possibly illegal per local rulings and indictments anticipated. Wheat prices rise as farmers and markets react to the European war, with Mountain City Mills quoting 91 cents per bushel following a four-cent jump. the high for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. McCurdy
Frederick
W.D. Bowers Lumber Company
Bowers
Knoxville
Frederick County
Mountain City
To Be Frank and Medical Care Politics Mix
A column notes speech mannerisms as signs of insincerity and urges analysis of phrases. It cites Dr. Feldman of the University of Rochester and warns readers about common openings like to be frank and would you do me a favor. The second part reports the Senate Finance Committee rejecting three Social Security medical care amendments, jeopardizing Medicare this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandor S. Feldman
University of Rochester
Senate Finance Committee
Letter To The Editor Objects To Vet Groups Classification
A reader from Frederick, Md objects to labeling the VFW and American Legion with Minute Men and the John Birch Society. He defends the VFW and Legion as respected World War II veteran groups with well known, accepted aims and methods. August 18, 1964. SENATE OKAYS FOOD BILL. WASHINGTON AP The Senate approved a two year extension of the Food for Peace program and more than seven billion dollars in appropriations for Welfare and Labor and other agencies. The bill allows disposal of about 50 billion dollars in farm surpluses and moves to a House conference following a House vote trimming just over 173 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wallace-Goldwater
V.F.W
American Legion
Minute Men
John Birch Society
V.F.W. and
Legion
Edward D.i
Senate
Washington
Welfare and Labor Departments
House
Senate House
New Birth Control Shows Effect on Male Prisoners
Cornell University scientist Dr John MacLeod reported that 15 volunteer prisoners at the Oklahoma Penitentiary were made infertile for at least four months by a new birth control drug. The testing was described as successfully completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Okla
Cornell University
Oklahoma
John MacLeod
MacLeod
Cornell
New York City
Carnival Hosts Family Games and Prizes in Frederick
A community carnival at the Hannon home on Broderick Road Frederick on August 22 offers games led by Cheryl and Frankie Hann with Beckie and Doug Sampsell. Prizes include a muscular dys trophy and a grand prize donated by Arthur and Mrs Stull of Stull's Grocery. Games run 1 30 to 4 pm with family members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chery
Frankie
Hannon Bowers Road
RFD
Beckie
Doug Sampscell
Cheryl
F le- Roy Hann
Court
Patrick Streets
Frederick
Arthur Stull
Stull
Dickerson
Hann
Mission Head Speaks Here On Rescue Work
Jimmy Resh, superintendent of the Hagerstown Union Rescue Mission, will address Frederick businessmen tonight about starting a rescue mission there. Resh has recently spoken to area groups on the mission’s work. For July the mission reported 1,736 in attendance, 4,293 meals served, 1,435 lodgings provided, 12 decisions for Christ, and 23 church groups involved during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Resh
Hagerstown
Summers Reunion Brings Summers Family Together at Husky Park
The 26th Summers Reunion on August 9, 1964 at Husky Park gathered a long list of Summers relatives and friends led by Oscar M. Summers and Gorman Summers. Prizes went to Annie Moore for oldest lady and Timothy Main for youngest baby. longest distance came to Clara Marks at 70 miles. Games and balloons followed by music from Oscar F. Summers Buck Fisher Wayne Fisher Carroll Sparkman and Albert Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husky Park
Oscar M. Summers
Evelyn
Bobby Summers
Annie Toms
Bill Dash
Roy Harrington Jr
Harold T. Keeney
Carol
Judy Keeney
Clyde D. Main Jr
Juanita
David
Chris
Kay
Mark
Gorman Summers
Mike
Garry
Donnie Summers
Charles A. Carter
Mary Rice
Arthur Summers
Artie
Ronnie
Mamie B. Summers
Cora Fogle
Chester Baugher
Raymond L. Howes
Michelle
Kenneth Baugher
Gloria
Cindy
Scott
Elwood Summers
Dixie
Linda
Elwood Jr
Gail
Sandra
Clara Marks
Edward
Nancy
Robin
Joseph
Jesse
Mary Jane
James Kesselring
John Gladhill
John Wright
Jackie
Vicki
Patti
Richard Flanigan
Teresa
Edith Flanigan
William Moore
Harrry Mainer
Bonnie
James Coffey
Harry Main Jr
Lori
Ann
Timmy
Richard E. Gladhill
Mellissa
Ray E. Baker
Rae Ellen
Candy Zellers
Sharon James
John D. Gladhill
Edwin I. England Jr
Sunni
Anne
Land Chipper
Dontald Gladhill
Donna
Michael
Reginald E. Lowe
James A. Snecker
Norman Lowe
Jimmy
John Hamilton
John A. Summers
Joyce
J Beverly
Lewis E. Horman Jr
Tammy
William Buxton
Leon Warrenfeltz
Brenda
Ann Flora
Robert J. Pryor
Perry
Douglas
Regina
Edwin
Janet Pryor
Glenn Early
Hazel Fisher
Judy
Harold
Kenneth
Madeline
Charles
Kathy Early
Martin
Beverly Neal
Mary Kemp
Jimmy McClure
Ray Allen
Vicky
Joe
Don
Carroll Sparkman
Albert Creek
Guy Weddle
Annie Moore
Timothy Main
Charles Carter
James A. Swecker
Oscar F. Summers
Buck Fisher
Wayne Fisher
Freak Accident Kills Passenger
A Pennsylvania woman died of injuries after a freak auto accident on U.S. 11 near Winchester Virginia. Mrs Gladys C Blair 27 Middletown Pa was rider in a car driven by her husband Jin Blair. A generator pulley dislodged from an oncoming car and struck her through the windshield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Pennsylvania
U.S. 11
Here
Gladys C. Blair
Middletown
Jin
Blair
Curlett Commission Highlights Maryland Community Colleges
The Curlett Commission notes Maryland’s community colleges widen access by offering low cost, nearby higher education. It cites overcrowding at four-year schools, long wait lists at Salisbury, and practical benefits such as retraining and closer high school links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curlett Commission
Graham Vinzant
Catonsville
Vinzant
Frostburg State Teachers College
Towson
Salisbury
State Department of Education
Maryland
St. Mary's Female Seminary
St. Marys County
St. Mary’s Seminary
Washington County
Montgomery County
Baltimore City College
Towson State Teachers College
Maryland Commission On Higher Education
LaPlata
Essex
Frederick
Bel Air
Suitland
Rockville
Takoma Park
Car Rams Cans Man Arrested
A 40 year old county man Floyd G. Hurst of Frederick was charged with reckless driving and intoxicated after his car left the road on East street struck trash cans and threw him from the vehicle. His 13 year old son also suffered abrasions and both were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd G. Hurst
RFD 6
Frederick
East Street
Hurst
East Eighth Street
Floyd R. Hurst
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
John B. Wheeldon
Woodrow W. Smith
North Market Street
Sixth Street
Joseph F. Bartgis Jr
West Sixth Street
James H. Mossburg
East Church Street
Mossburg
Bartgis
Thomas F. Littleton
Sophia G. Cornett
Woodbine
Joseph J. Stup
Stup
Richard Lewis
Cancer tests offered at home sparking urgency
Five thousand home Pap test kits mailed by the Frederick County Chapter of the American Cancer Society show nearly half unreturned. Mrs. Zimmerman urges women to use the simple home procedure, noting time is precious if a test is positive and fear of the unknown should not deter life saving screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Hanson Seeks Presidential Veto Over Civil Rights Bill
Hanson warns that House action, if sustained by the Senate, could limit the Supreme Court through congressional legislation. He notes opponent Charles Mathias voted against the bill and predicts a presidential veto, calling the measure a threat to minority representation and civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
Judiciary
McCulloch
Two Killed as Steel Tubing Drops on Santa Fe Train
A chunk of steel tubing fell from a passing freight train and crashed through a window of the Santa Fe Super Chief passenger train, killing two people. Ten others were taken to Kingman Hospital, five hospitalized, while the rest were treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman, Ariz
Kingman Hospital
Weddings Bring Three Baltimore Area Couples Together
Olivia Ross Otto wed William Richard Walker at Friends Meeting House Newtown Pa. The couple, both social workers with Baltimore City Public Welfare, were joined by family and friends in a double ring ceremony. Betty Mae Johnson married Howard Ralph Burhman Jr at Germantown Church of God Lantz. Virginia Ann Burkhart became the bride of George Milton Rammler at Holy Comforter Lutheran Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Otto
Olivia Ross Otto
William Richard Walker
Friends Meeting House
Newtown
Society of Friends
George E. Otto
Newton
Dwight T. Walker
Mt. Airy
Roland Blantz
Baltimore
Spencer Quill
Southampton
Robert Torry
Venezuela
Haines Walker
Jerry Gore
Annapolis
Aaron Stopak
Davis’ Streaker
Ellicott City
Robert Otto
Stevenson W. Fletcher Jr
Charles A. Wells
Washington Crossing
Laurence Cashmore Jr
Philadelphia
Fletcher
George School
Goucher College
Mt. Airy High School
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Baltimore City
Department of Public Wefare
Burhman — Johnson
Germantown Church of ‘God
Lantz
Betty Mae Johnson
Howard Ralph Burhman Jr
Herbert A. Johnson
RFD
Smithsburg
Howard R. Burhman
RFD 1
Clarence Magaha
Jane Ray
Biglerville
Carolyn Kendal
Susie Fishack
Deanna Willard
Smithsburg High School
Doubleday and Company
Thurmont High School
Mack Trucks, Inc
Rammler— Burkhart
Virginia Ann Burkhart
Newlton V. Burkhart
Brunswick
George Milton Rammler
Washington
Franklin Senger
Holy Comforter Lutheran Church
Couple Celebrates Wedding in Washington DC Area
The bride wore crystals and carried a bouquet of white sweetheart roses carnations and stephanotis. Mrs Theresa Leickenberg of Washington served as matron of honor. The groom Robert Eickenberg attended by best man and ushers, with a buffet reception at Quonset Supper Club in Maryland. The couple resides in Washington after wedding festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Leickenberg
Washington
Dotty Garrison
Jerrine Hardy
Linda Bledsoe
Ruth Burkhart
Robert Eickenberg
David Garrison
Donald Bledsoe
Roger Braner
Jerry Kauffman
Maryland
Brunswick High School
Navy Department
Anacostia High School
Columbia Technical Institute
T. M. C. Systems, Inc
Alexandria
Cab Driver Beats Radar Speed Charge
A 45 year old Frederick motorist was acquitted in Magistrate's Court of exceeding 25 mph through radar. Marshall De Grange of Sherman avenue, a taxicab driver, was found not guilty of the offense from May 26. Officer Ray N. Dietz testified he clocked 36 mph on West Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Robert K. Kennedy
Marshall DeGrange
Sherman Avenue
Ray N. Dietz
West Patrick Street
DeGrange
Ee William Crabill
Eves
Funeral Held For Mrs Hawks Baltimore Sculptress Rachel Hawks
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Mrs. Rachel Hawks a Baltimore sculptress who died Tuesday at the age of 8 She resided in Ruxton and was known for bronze fountain statuary of children and garden subjects Her most famous work was the Boy and the Dragon Fly She is survived by her son Marshall Hawks and three grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Hawks
Baltimore
T. Stuart Haller
Church of Good Shepherd
Ruxton
Druid Ridge
Hawks
Jug Bridge
Hill
Sas
Frederick
Eleanor Frances Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
Delaplaine
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Rinehart School of Sculpture
Deaths Clyde C Bailey
Clyde C Bailey age 37 husband of Betty Jane Shaffer Bailey of Millers died Tuesday at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital York PA. A life long resident he belonged to United Church of Christ Bethlehem Union Church Stiltz and worked as a capone. Survived by brother Arvin Bailey Teneytown. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Bethlehem Union Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde C. Bailey
Betty Jane Shaffer Bailey
Millers
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
York
Bailey
United Church of Christ Congregation of Bethlehem Union Church
Stiltz
Arvin Bailey
Teneytown
Bethlehem
Union Church
Funeral Notices for Ada Beard Troupe William Harding and Morris Rodgers
Funeral services for Ada Beard Troupe, at 10:30 a.m. at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Eugene W. Young officiating. Interment Mount Olivet. pallbearers nephews. Also services for William E. Harding at 2:30 p.m. at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Robert Grumbine. graveside rites by Chippewa Tribe and Red Men. interment Mount Olivet. Morris H. Rodgers funeral held at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont with Rev. Ivan G. Naugle. workers of Potomac Edison pallbearers. Graveside by Edwin C. Creeger Jr. American Legion Color Guard. interment United Brethren cemetery Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada J. Beard Troupe
Charles E. Troupe
East 4Th Street
E. Church Street
Eugene W. Young
Jefferson Lutheran Church
Chester
Aubrey McCoy
Ernest Hargaugh
Orville Decker
William
Larry Troupe
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
William E. Harding
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Robert Grumbine
St. Timothy’s Chapel
Paul W. Mossburg
Red Men
Austin E. Abrecht
Maynard Hamilton
Harry Summell
Fred Young
Fred Theather
Norman Fogle
Mt. Olivet
Morris H. Rodgers
Creager
Thurmont
Ivan G. Naugle
Potomac Edison Company
Charles Goodman
James Linton
Warren Stackhouse
George Ray
Russell Reinhart
Earl Lewis
Edwin C. Creeger
Harold Wantz
Mervin Green
Norman May
Lee Fisher
Elwood Biffle
Edward Carty
Herman Shook
Terry Sook
United Brethren
Local Notices Highlight Birthdays and Vacations
Miss Harriett E. Baker of Teamsville returns from a Bermuda vacation and will graduate from Washington County Hospital Nursing School in June. Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. Pearl of Mt. Pleasant celebrate their golden anniversary on August 23. Detective Sgt. Paul W. Mossburg and Mrs. Mossburg plus sons return from a ten day trip to Ohio Michigan and Canada. They visited Robert Nesbitt and family in Rochester New York. Bruce A. Bruchey Sr. of East Eighth Street is recovering after major surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Johnny Young turns 17 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett E. Baker
Raye Baker
Teamsville
Bermuda
Miss Baker
Washington County Hospital Nursing School
Hagerstown
Howard N. Pearl
Mt. Pleasant
Paul W. Mossburg
Ohio
Michigan
Canada
Mossburg
Robert Nesbitt
Rochester
N.Y
Bruce A. Bruchey Sr
East Eighth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Johnny Young
John E. Young
East Fourth Street
Local Women Enter Frederick Memorial Hospital for Observation
Mrs. Myrtle Stultz of West Patrick Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Oscar Shafer of RFD 1 Knoxville entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday for observation and treatment. Mrs. Sadie Shafrer of West South Street is confined at home with illness. Mrs. Edna Kerchner of Walkersville has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Stultz
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Oscar Shafer
RFD 1
Knoxville
Sadie Shafrer
West South Street
Edna Kerchner
Walkersville
Market Prices for Corn Barley and Wheat
Market prices listed show corn and barley figures with wheat values missing or unclear in the clipping. The only clearly readable item is corn price per barrel style notation, leaving barley and wheat incomplete.
Also Mentioned on This Page
News-Post
IBM
St. Frederick
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Frederick County Welfare Board
Jammie Gill
Hammie
Roosevelt
Pacific
Germany
Japan
John R. Jowell
Jewell
Mission Head
Summers Reunion
James Fraser Jr
Army Reserve
RFD 2
U.S. Army Signal Center
Fort Monmouth
Army Reserve School
Richard E. Zimmerman
Mrs. Hawks
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