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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1964
Page
3
In 1932 she wed and a year later in 1933 the household appliance maker Maytag became part of the couple’s life through purchase or ownership marked by a notable year of marriage and a later acquisition or alliance.
Mrs Bell of Vandergrift Pennsylvania gifted her wife a modern Maytag automatic washer to replace a 30 year old model. The piece emphasizes Maytag dependability and the belief that both marriage and the Maytag will continue to endure, citing the company’s 15 million units built since 1907.
The Maytag Company announced Operation Maytag a three day sales event to start February 20 1964 at L B Nicodemus store in Frederick. The goal is to beat a five year record by selling more than 20 Maytag washers and dryers in three days with factory reps assisting. Landon Schmidt regional manager urges Frederick residents to attend.
L B Nicodemus Home Appliance Center launches Operation Maytag offering 20 Maytag laundry products over four days. Landon Schmidt Maytag Regional Sales Manager says the giant sale objective aims to set a record with best possible deals for Frederick laundry buyers. A special purchase from Maytag factory in Newton Iowa supports the event.
R K Remsburg of L B Nicodemus Home Appliance Center at 326 North Market Street Frederick says after nearly 20 years selling Maytags this will be the biggest laundry sale yet. He notes Maytag, sold since 1919, is America's top washer and dryer brand and Frederick area customers will see tremendous savings during the promotion.
After over 20 years calling on customers in Frederick County Mr. Strosnider asserts customers will like the offerings. He touts paytag quality service dependability and a liberal financing arrangement claiming you can't afford to pass up a deal of a lifetime.
L. M. Freeze, longtime Maytag associate and former owner and salesman, touts over forty years with Maytag. He notes thousands of Maytags sold since 1919 in Frederick, Montgomery, and Carroll counties and invites customers to visit during a large sale.
Frederick reports Feverish activity at 326 North Market Street as L. B. Nicodemus Home Appliance Center prepares a three day Maytag selling spree. A carload of new Maytags arrives, the warehouse is stocked, price tags down, and Colgate Low Sudsing Detergent is set for free distribution.
Time magazine reprint Aug. 18 praises Maytag for top quality and stubborn management under Frederick Louis Maytag II, 50 years at the helm. It notes the Highlander Electronic Control Dryer as the latest Maytag improvement.
A Maytag clothes dryer with electronic moisture sensing ends guesswork and overdrying. It features three automatic cycles Regular Wash n Wear and Damp Dry and shuts off when the load is fully dry to cut ironing time.
Maytag presents the Lint-Filter Agitator shown with dual function as a detergent dispenser and lint filter. It is designed for Maytag washers and ensures positive lint removal during washing.
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