Miss Elaine L Hevner dies at 14 in Frederick
Elaine Linda Hevner 14 of Johnsville died this morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital after weeks of illness. Born in Frederick she was the daughter of Edwin A. and Leta Eyler Hevner and a Linganore High School ninth grader active in Johns ville Methodist Church M Y F and 4H. Survived by parents three brothers Kent Clifford Jerry three sisters Ellen Alice and Jacqualine Thomas and grandmother Mrs Linda Bostian. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. at Johns ville Methodist Church. burial pending.
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Elaine L. Hevner
Elaine Linda Hevner
Johnsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Edwin A
Leta Eyler Hevner
Linganore High School
Johnsville Methodist Church
Church
M.Y.F
Kent H
Clifford
Jerry
Ellen
Alice
Jacqualine Thomas
Linda Bostian
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Innocent Plea Entered In Conspiracy Case
Eight officers and employees of A. H. Smith Co pleaded innocent to two counts each of conspiring to defraud the State Highway Department. The defendants include president A. H. Smith of Branchville Maryland and eight others from Maryland and Virginia. Separate juries were requested by the defense, with consolidation sought by the prosecutor. arraignment for a ninth man continues.
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Dover
Del
A. H. Smith Co
State Highway Department
Herman C. Brown
A H. Smith
Branchville
John B. Maybee
William G. Bush
College Park
George W. Strawn
Beltsville
Henry C. Standridge
Hyattsville
Frank Burris
Laurel
Brunswick Plans Diamond Jubilee Celebration for 75th Year
Brunswick will mark 75 years as a town with a Diamond Jubilee Sept and Aug 28 to Sept 6 events. The town tracing back to Hawkins Merry Peep O Day Eeltown and Berlin era plans nightly performances by 400 member John B Rogers Company of Fostoria Ohio. A Brunswick Diamond Jubilee Inc non profit seeks entry for an Official Seal contest with prizes including a 25 dollar Savings Bond. Entries due Feb 27 1965 and must be white paper with black ink circular 4 to 8 inches in diameter.
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Frederick County
Brunswick
Berlin
John B. Rogers Company
Fostoria
Ohio
Hagerstown
Brunswick Diamond Jubilee, Inc
Definition of Poverty Shapes County Effort to Help
The report argues poverty affects many families and individuals and that programs to cultivate useful citizens are worthwhile. Using a 3000 dollar family threshold and 1500 dollar individual threshold from the President's Economic Advisors, 22.5 percent of county families and 31 percent of rural families are poor. Unemployment runs 57 percent in December through March and about 27 percent the rest of the year, totaling a labor force near 28,085.
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President's Council of Economic Advisors
Long Corner 4-H Bake Sale Planned at Foodland Mt Airy
The Tong Corner Girls 4H Club will hold a bake sale on February 19 at Foodland in Mt Airy from 5 to 8 PM. Proceeds will fund each girl’s trip to the Howard County Camp in June.
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Tong Corner Girls 4H Club
Foodland
Mt Airy
Howard County
Local Notables Enter Hospitals and Recoveries
Among the sick Mrs Dorsey Nicholson of Hyattstown is confined at home by illness. Mrs Ethel Weddle of Johnsville was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mr Earlington P Shriver of RFD 1 Taneytown is a patient at Annie M Warner Hospital in Gettysburg. Mr Richard Duvall of New Market is convalescing at home after a farm accident two months ago. Mr Clyde M Bohn formerly of Mont Avenue is recovering at home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital on January 20.
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Dorsey Nicholson
Hyattstown
Ethel Weddle
Johnsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Earlington P. Shriver
RFD 1
Taneytown
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Richard Duvall
New Market
Clyde M. Bohn
William Rice Leads Honor Roll at Frederick College
Frederick Community College honors list for 1964 65 shows William C Rice at top with a 4 0 quality point index indicating straight A grades. Included are Constance Lust and Nancy DeBerry for distinguished scholarship and a larger group for meritorious achievement. Also notes on measles vaccine Schwarz strain showing 99 1 percent immunity in a Chicago study and guidance on vaccine reactions.
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Frederick Community College
William C. Rice
Rice
Frederick High School
Lewistown
Constance Lust
Nancy DeBerry
Michael Marick
Shirley Wisner
Paula Bailey
John Sheffield
John Long
Janice Beachley
Charles Burdette
Frances Tipton
James Beebe
Richard Best
Ellen Clark
Ethel Hoffmeister
Vernon Marshall
U.S. Public Health Service
Chicago
Amish Tax Exemption Favored in Social Security Bill
Washington AP report says chances for congressional approval of an Old Order Amish exemption from Social Security look excellent. House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills amid debate would likely back the amendment as part of a Social Security reform. Rep. John Byrnes and lawmakers Schweiker and Dague sponsor similar religious exemptions. Senate support existed last year but medical care provisions remained unresolved. New President New York Dr John Toll Named Stony Brook President Toll to start Sept 1 with a $30,000 annual salary.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Senate House Conference
Congress
John Byrnes
Wisconsin
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Schweiker
Paul B. Dague
Senate
Conference Committee
NEW York
John S. Toll
Department of Physics and Astronomy
University of Maryland
State University At
Stony Brook
Long Island
Toll
New York Post
Insurance Debates Over Assigned Risk Law and Sticker Bill
Insurance agents advocate tightening the assigned risk pool to include motorists denied coverage, citing uninsured arrivals and suspensions. They oppose Commissioner Jewell’s sticker bill while Kemp MacDaniel pushes a broader measure to force insurers to accept high risk drivers based on overall policy volume. Legislation is urged to achieve public good through state action.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
John R. Jewell
del. H. Kemp MacDaniel
Dbalto County
Accident on Md 80 Stoneside Road Side Impact at Centerville
A 1960 sedan driven by Mrs. Mary E. Anderson of New Market and a 1964 car driven by Bernard C. Wright of West South Street sideswiped on Md 80 at Centerville about 6:25 a.m. No charges were placed by Trooper Gordon H. Smith. Damages were about 125 dollars per vehicle. Earlier, a right side roadway accident struck a large rock and ended on its side at about 9:10 p.m. Wednesday. Trooper Paul C. Crutchley filed no charges.
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Paul C. Crutchley
Centerville
Mary E. Anderson
New Market
Bernard C. Wright
West South Street
Pope Paul VI Pleads For Friendship
Pope Paul VI urged a global peace conference to foster friendship and shun armed conflict in the present grave international crisis. He warned that inaction would bring incalculable and frightful results for all mankind as scholars and leaders from around the world met to seek practical steps for preserving peace amid nuclear tensions. About 1,500 participants from the West and Communist East attended the three day gathering inspired by Peace on Earth.
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New York
Paul VI
John XXIII
Viet Situation Not Hopeless McNamara says grave but not hopeless
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara says the South Viet Nam crisis is grave but not hopeless and that U S support for South Viet Nam is the crucial action to stem Communist expansion in Southeast Asia and other regions. He stresses there is no alternative for the United States but to back South Viet Nam against guerrilla forces.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
McNamara
Southeast Asia
United States
Johnson appeals to executives to curb gold drain
President Johnson convened about 370 top business leaders at the White House to urge voluntary cuts in investments and lending in Europe to reduce the gold-dollar drain. He also hinted at legislative action to enforce cuts while signaling a broader tax reduction plan announced at a National Industrial Conference Board meeting.
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Washington
Johnson
Europe
White House
National Industrial Conference Board
County eyes subdivision rules for two lot standards
Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey questioned if tenant houses count toward subdivision rules and was told they now do not. Louis Brosius of Brosius Homes urged regulations, arguing a two-lot standard suits county needs as state law requires two building lots and Health Department rules trigger subdivision standards after one lot.
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Lawrence A. Dorsey
Louis Brosius
Brosius Homes
State Health Department
Poison Candy Kills Mother and Two Children in Odessa
Police blamed cyanide poisoning possibly from a box of Valentine candy for the deaths of Kaye Raschke 24 and her two children Candy Moore 4 and Mike Moore 2 in their Odessa apartment. A doctor said Butch Moore 5 was in serious condition after admission to a hospital.
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Odessa
Tex
Olen Miles
Kaye Raschke
Candy Moore
Mike Moore
Butch Moore
Just One in a Crowd filmstrips on diabetes control
A State Health Department series titled Just One in a Crowd outlines discovery and control of diabetes through six color filmstrips. Each set includes a recording eight to thirteen minutes long and a booklet with narration.
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State Health Department
Do's And Don'ts Of Politics At Republican fund dinners
Washington AP reports Sidney Captain of Baltimore outlined fundraising tactics at a Young Republican meeting. He advised hosting a $100 plate dinner with ample drinks and hors d oeuvres, auctioning the first table, and using play money for gambling to avoid real-money trouble while selling tickets and maximizing attendance. He warned against illegal gambling raids and urged audience manipulation to secure initial buyers. He also noted a fun night includes drinks, dancing, dinner, and potentially play-money gambling, asserting strong results from such events. The piece also mentions protein’s link to tooth development and cavities in children, citing Dr. Edward A Sweeny of Swan’s School of Dental Medicine. For rent apartments.
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Washington
Sidney Captain
Baltimore
Captain
GOP
Baltimore County
Edward A Sweeny
Swan’ School of Dental Medicine
Sweeney
RENT
APTS
Local Weekend Specials at Hamilton's Grocery and Johnny's Market
Local ads list ground beef 3 lbs for 1.29, center cut pork chops, Esskar sausages, Noel's potato chips 49c, Luzianne Coffee, Musselman's cherry pie filling two cans 49c, Florida oranges 12-oz bag 49c, potatoes 50 lb bag 1.99, eggs 3 dozen 1.00, vitamin D milk 2-14 gal jugs 79c, fresh herring 15c, large butterfish 29c, regular beer case 3.08, frying chickens 29c lb, plus 24 hour film developing and laminating at Hamilton's Woodsboro location and Johnny's Market at 630 N Market St.
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Musselman’s
Chase & Sanborn
Johnny's Market
Market St
Card Of Thanks For George Domer Family Note
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends relatives neighbors for kindness after the sudden death of husband and father George Domer. Appreciation extends to Dr Gray Dr Morningstar Rev Chase and for flowers. Includes a housing ad seeking women to take a free hospital home aide training course via News Post Box 1002.
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George Domer
Gray
Morningstar
Chase
News Post
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Cascade
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Damascus
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Palmerton, Pa
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Slatington
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Olin L. Molesworth
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Charles E. Cornish
Cambridge City
U.S
Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia
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Pope Paul VI
Progressive College
St. Joseph's Catholic College For Girls
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Mother Seton
LBJ
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Glamour Magazine
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Mt. Airy
Rt. 40
Texaco
Ridgeville
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Tregoning
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George T Schroeder
George T Schroeder, Jr
Thomas NM Eichelberser
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Court OF Common Pleas
Northampton County
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Theresa C. Riggles
John C. Riggles
V.M
Frank M. Skrapits
Esquire
Main Street
Northampton
Bethlehem
William J. Hontz
Simpson
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Joseph Ganley Sale
Cappella
N. Market ST
Maine
McCormick Tea
Horse & Pony
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R. D. Hemp & Sons
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Cali MO
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S&h
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ESSO
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Charles E. Fogle
Coker
Fabrica
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Clark E. Dayhoff
York
Rome
Sat
Sun
Catoctin
Orchard Thurmont
Thurmont
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Routzahn
South Market
Little's
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
North Market St
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Middletown
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