December Outlook Looms Over 1965 Economy
The AP analysis expects December to clarify the impact of auto strikes on sales and inflation, reveal steel wage demands and potential price shifts, and show budget, tax, and deficit trends. With British pound turmoil and favorable year end dividends, a stock rally and stronger consumer spending could lift the economy into 1965.
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Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Congress
Treasury
America
Bible Class Reports at Calvary Methodist Church
William T. Kreh Jr. led the Leader's Bible Class with Charles L. Myers presiding and Charles W. Lockard Sr. directing group singing. 98 in attendance. Clyde Thomas doing well and nearing home. Gospel Chorus to rehearse and travel to Lewistown next Sunday with Charles A. Dixon Jr. as speaker. Hospital notes include births and several admissions across Carroll County General and Annie M. Warner Hospital.
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William T. Kreh Jr
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles L. Myers
Charles W. Lockard Sr
Edward Mantz
Curtis Bowen
Matthew P. Staley
Niles Abrecht
Clyde Thomas
Paul Albaugh Sr
Union Bridge
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Gladys M. Moser
Rocky Ridge
Harry Strawsburg
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Plans Complete For New Historic Jug Location
The jug from Jug Bridge on Route 40 near Frederick will be relocated to a new site on state land east of Frederick, with a park and picnic area. The Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation leads the project, with cooperation from the Frederick Chapter DAR and SAR Lawrence Everhart Chapter. Funds from souvenir half dollars will help finance the relocation and park development.
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Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation, Inc
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sgt. Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
Dug Bridge
Frederick
C. Lease Bussard
Jug Bridge
Deltjohn
Leo Harbaugh
Frederick Daughters
Frederick County
Bussard
Jug Bridge Memorial Park
Frederick Chapter
Sgt
Lawrence Everhart
DAR
William M. Storm
State Roads picks site for memorial park near Route 40
The plan uses two acres between the Route 40 westbound lane and East Patrick Street extended at exit 1 of the Frederick bypass for a memorial park. It will include driveways parking areas picnic tables and landscaping with lighting after dark. The site was approved by the State Roads Commission in October and trustees of the foundation approved relocation of the jug on November 17.
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State Roads Commission
East
Patrick Street
Frederick
Foundation
Linganore Grange Booster Night Features Founders Talk
Linganore Grange members held Booster Night with a talk on the Seven Founders of the Grange. The program included readings by Harry Fox and Reba Burrier, performances by the Singapore quartet with Mrs Ripley, a skit, and saxophone solos by Kenneth Burrier.
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Linganore Grange
the Grange
Harry Fox
Ralph Ripley
Kenneth Barker
Franklin Burrier
Fred Burrier
Singapore
Mrs. Ripley
Reba Burrier
Kenneth Burrier
Betty Albaugh
Olivia Devilbiss
David Burrier
Frederick Chamber of Commerce to Hold Board Election
Sixteen men compete for eight board seats in the Frederick Chamber of Commerce election. The nominating committee led by Joseph M. Kling named two candidates per division for the mailed ballot vote this month. Incumbent officers and President J. Harold Hooper will be joined by new directors for a two year term.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce Board of
Southern
Frederick Asphalt Products
Joseph M. Kling
Chamber
J. Harold Hooper
Hood College
Agribusiness
Vernon R. Rippeon
Ceresville Motor Company
Harold K. Staley
Farmers Co- Operative, Building Trades
George W. Brachey
Frederick Construction Company
James H
Frederick County Board Officers and Directors Contested
A multi division election lists pairs of opposing candidates across Financial General National Industries Professional Public Service Retail divisions. Ballots counted by a special Election Committee on December. Winners to be announced and installed next month with officers to be elected at January’s first board meeting.
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Nemecek
Superior Concrete Company
Glenn E. Biehl
Frederick County National Bank
Willard M. Horiie
Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Association
George E. Perry
Humble Oil Company
Carlton Molesworth Jr
Key Chevrolet Sales
National Industries
J. O'Neill Jenkins
Jenkins Brothers Cannery
William R. Schildrecht
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Finkthote, Inc
John L. Carnochan Jr
Frederick County
James Pearl
James Pearl Advertising Agency
Galen C. Smith
The
Potomac Edison Company
John T. Staub
WMHI
Musical Heights, Inc
Julian P. Delphey
Delphey’s Sporting Goods
Ralph C. Ward
Safeway
Prospect
Total Eclipse Moon December 18 Will Be Seen Tonight
Paul F. Watson, curator of astronomy at the Maryland Academy of Sciences, reports a December 18 total lunar eclipse from 7:01 p.m. to 10:07 p.m. Local observers may see the moon darken and disappear briefly due to atmospheric scattering, earning the former phrase blood on the moon.
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Maryland Academy of Sciences
Paul 5
Watson
Academy
Eclipse two unusual events linked to 1963 eruption
Frederick readers heard Dr. Watson link the June 24 1964 eclipse darkness to a 1963 East Indies volcanic eruption. He noted high altitude dust may linger and will lecture December 17 at the Enoch Pratt Central Library in Baltimore. The Lewistown PTA received Sears Foundation National Award for a TV survey. refreshments followed.
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Lipse
Watson
East Indies
Enoch Pratt Central Library
Cathedral and
Franklin Streets
Baltimore
PTA
Lewistown
Sears Foundation
Simon Stull
Lewistown PTA Holds November Meeting Report
Members of the Lewistown Parent-Teachers Association met November 17 in the school multipurpose room. The session included a "Back To School Days" program for parents and a report on their activities and plans.
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Lewistown
Parent - Teachers Association
Amputee Clinic Schedule Thursday at Easter Seal Center
The second amputee clinic will be held Thursday at the Easter Seal Treatment Center on North Market Street. Clinics start monthly at 9:00 am with Charles H. Dankmeyer of Johns Hopkins and Kernan’s Hospital in Baltimore on site. Elliott Weinberg, coordinator, aims to attract tri county surgeons and participants.
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Easter Seal
North Market Street
Charles H. Dankmeyer
Johns Hopkins and Kernan’s Hospital
Baltimore
Elliott Weinberg
Tricounty
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