Wehlers return from Richmond NRA sessions at Hood College
Dr C E Wehler dean of Hood College and Miss W A Lantz return from Richmond where they attended sessions of the National Educational Association of which the Frederick institution is a member. Thieves raided B and O stations at Frederick Junction and Weverton last night, finding little prize at Frederick Junction but securing goods at Weverton. A 400 foot Keystone Rose hose contract was awarded by the Independent Hose Company standing committee. The hose will arrive in about ten days and be put into service at once. Charities and Correction board announced new Montevue appointments with Olin Rice named keeper of the home. Special service planned for Grace Reformed Church Sunday morning for new pastor Rev John A Ditzler of Selinsgrove PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E. Wehler
Hood College
W.A. Lantz
Richmond
National Educational Association
Frederick Institution
B and O
Frederick Junction
Weverton
Keystone Rose
Independent Hose Company
Board of Charities and Correction
Court House
Montevue
Olin Rice
Jefferson
Grace Reformed Church
John A. Ditzler
Selinsgrove
German Echo Brandt Elected SPD Leader for Chancellor Bid
Willy Brandt, mayor of West Berlin, was elected leader of the Social Democratic Party and its candidate for chancellor in next year’s national elections. He is seen as a dynamic figure with a frontier style, admired for directing Christmas visits to West Berlin’s communist sector, and is expected to challenge Chancellor Erhard and the CDU although observers doubt his election chances. The campaign is expected to be a granite-like contest between Brandt’s frontier appeal and the CDU’s prosperity-linked prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Social Democratic Party
Brandt
SPD
Kennedy
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democrats
Adenauer
Federal Republic
Erhard
Lederhosen
Welfare Rights Clash Over Off-Track Bets in NYC
New York City welfare commissioner James R. Dumpson weighs in on welfare recipients’ right to bet on horses as Mayor Wagner seeks to legalize off-track wagering to boost gambling revenue. He notes no law forbids recipients from gambling and argues equal rights for the poor, while voters wonder about taxpayer funds supporting such bets and fiscal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
James R. Dumpson
Wagner
Dumpson
Wake Up and Get Involved in Our Nation’s Future
A letter to the editor argues citizens must act not just speak. It questions the loss of Bible reading and Lord’s Prayer in schools, calls for church support amid costs and unemployment, and urges trust in divine guidance while urging government to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Draft tests cut majority of registrants in physics
Selective Service officials in Washington said today that more than half of the draft registrants called up fail the physics tests, prompting drastic steps to meet Army quotas. Also in Frederick plans, Potomac Motor Lines seeks PSC authority to resume bus service. USO dance at the Key Hotel draws about 400 service members. fishing violations reported on Carroll Creek. divorce granted to Helen D. Notestine from David P. Notestine with custody given to the wife. attorney E Austin James listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Potomac Motor Lines, Inc
Hagerstown
Public Service Commission
Frederick
Uncle Sam
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Carroll Creek
College Avenue Bridge
Rocky Springs Road
Benjamin F. Phebus Sr
Man Held Here Tried In Baltimore
Norman Joseph Henson of Baltimore, awaiting trial in Frederick County Jail, was sentenced in Baltimore to three years in the House of Correction for peddling narcotics. He faces three charges of false pretense here, after being taken to Baltimore February 19 for trial and conviction before being returned for a March 10 local court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Baltimore
House of Correction
Norman Joseph Henson
James Cupino
Henson
Cupino
Hearts stolen in Loveland spark Valentine mystery
In Loveland Colorado 28 hearts have vanished from 72 mounted on light poles ahead of Valentine’s Day. Chamber of Commerce manager Mike Death says 44 remain. Some red hearts with affectionate poetry were found later in college fraternity houses.
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Loveland
Colo
America’s
Crone Couple Celebrates 63rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Baxter Crone of sburg West South street observed their 63rd wedding anniversary on Wednesday. Market prices listed show Wheat at 1.95 per bushel 1.20 per bushel and crude oil at 7.00 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Baxter Cronesburg
West South Street
Eagles Head to Visit for Fraternal Order Banquet
Ernest L. Wineholm announces Herschel H. McWilliams of Kansas City Kansas will visit Brunswick lodge Monday. McWilliams, newly elected grand worthy president, will speak at a banquet and attend a dance with Woody Free Trio providing music. He has served on the Board of Grand Trustees and as regional president for West Central. He is a safety supervisor, former Armourdale Business Association leader, and a former semi pro athlete with two sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Ernest L. Wineholm
Brunswick Eagles
Herschel H. McWilliams
Kansas City
Kan
Order of Eagles
Brunswick Lodge
McWilliams
Woody Free
Eagledom
Board of
Grand Trustees
West Central
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas Eagle
The
Armourdale Business Association
Children’s
St. Benedict’s Catholic College
Board of Municipal Public Utilities
Quit Smoking Course Offered
Quit Smoking Course Offered describes a Five-Day Plan with nightly meetings led by Rev Krause and a local physician. Keynote speaker Dr Roscoe Bartlett of Johns Hopkins discusses life support and oxygen in the body. The program includes films, demonstrations, testimony, and a buddy system for post course follow up. Insurance man dies in Naples Florida: Frederick W Ecker 67 retired chairman of Metropolitan Life died of a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Roscoe Bartlett
Johns Hopkins Physics Laboratory
Alcoholics Anonymous
Naples
Fla
Frederick W. Ecker
Greenwich, Conn
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Motorists Acquitted in Local Magistrate Court
Billy Jack Clark of East Fifth Street was acquitted of hit-and-run after magistrate Byron W. Thompson found insufficient evidence. Gary R. Ledbetter of Wilson Place and Gerald Ivan Falke of Baltimore were also cleared on speeding and improper passing charges respectively, with details of the incidents and testimonies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Jack Clark
East Fifth Street
Byron W. Thompson
Clark
William E. Shepley
Eclty
Robert F. Delauter
Delauter
East Street
Fifth Street
Gary R. Ledbetter
Wilson Place
Ledbetter
Shepley
North Bentz Street
Richard Simpson
Edwin F. Nikirk
Gerald Ivan Falke
Baltimore
U.S. 40
Here
Walter D. Drumm
Drumm
Falke
Motorist Charged After Accident in Frederick
City police reported an accident at the Dill and College avenues intersection on Thursday around 5 30 p m. Frederick man Robert Shankle 23 of West Patrick street was charged with speed greater than reasonable after his 1956 Oldsmobile eastbound on Dill skidded about 48 feet into a left turning 1957 Ford driven by Miss Mary Hubbard 18 of Thurmont. Hubbard had stopped at the College avenue stop sign before turning onto Dill. Shankle and Hubbard sustained damage valued at 75 and 25 dollars respectively. Officer James E Schroer investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dill
College Avenues
Frederick
Robert Shankle
West Patrick Street
College Avenue
Miss Mary Hubbard
Thurmont
Miss Hubbard
Shankle
James E. Schroyer
Frederick Gas Company Stockholders Elect Directors for 1964
At the annual stockholders meeting in Washington on Monday, the Frederick Gas Company Inc. re-elected directors for 1964: Raymond C. Brehaut James H. Grove Louis C. Kinsey Jacob R. Ramsburg and Benjamin L. Shuff all of Frederick Donald S. Bittinger of Washington and Richard H. Bussard of Alexandria Va The president Brehaut spoke at 55-57 East Patrick Street detailing the company's affairs over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gas Company Inc
Washington
Raymond C. Brehaut
James H. Grove
Louis C. Kinsey
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Benjamin L.shuff
Frederick Donald S. Bittinger
Richard H. Bussard
Alexandria
Brehaut
East Patrick Street
Boon e portrayed as inept attorney in fraud case
Baltimore County judges described A Gordon Boone as neglectful of legal detail and politics driven in a mail fraud trial. Judges Turnbull and Raine credited his secretary with filing papers while Boone relied on associates. Trial resumes with final arguments Tuesday after Monday rebuttals. Sister Mary Alicia of Poolesville takes first vows with Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa in Erie ceremony.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
A. Gordon Boone
John G. Turnbull
John E. Raine Jr
Boone
Maryland House of Delegates
Turnbull
J. Thomas ‘Ellicott
Raine
U. S. District Court
Security Financial Insurance Corp
Security Financial
Dorsey Watkings
Mary Alicia
W. S
D.J. Callahan Jr
Poolesville
Missionary Sisters of
Our Lady of Africa
Franklin
Edward P. McManaman
Erie
Georgetown Visitation Convent
Washington
Bennett Junior College
Millbrook
N.Y
Georgetown University Hospital
White Sisters
Toulouse
France
Death notices Mrs Myrtle I Andrews 64 Urbana area
Mrs Myrtle Irene Andrews widow of Joseph Guy Andrews of 13 North Wisner Street died suddenly at Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday at 9 15 a m She was born in Montgomery County daughter of the late Charles and Frances Hawes Gue Survived by son Joseph Charles Andrews four daughters and six grandchildren Funeral services Sunday at 2 p m at the Urbana funeral home with interment in Frederick Memorial Park
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Andrews
Myrtle Irene Andrews
Joseph Guy Andrews
North Wisner Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Andrews
Montgomery County
Charles and
Frances Hawes Gue
Joseph Charles Andrews
RFD
Knoxville
Richard E. Angleberger
Frederick
Oscar Johnson
Mt. Airy
Joseph F. Yeager
Clinton
Maryland
Dora Louise Andrews
Memphis
Tenn
Harry Gue
Dickerson
John E. Gue
Jasper Gue
Lester Schultz
Pleasant
Earle M. Best
William White
Hayes Routzahn
Urbana Methodist Church
Ox Fibre Brush Co
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Park
M. R. Etchison and Son
Births at Frederick Memorial Hospital February 24 26
Frederick Memorial Hospital reported a series of births from February 24 to 26. Several families welcomed children including Richard Lee Summers Michael Edward McHughs Anita Marie Murphy Paul Allen Ashbaugh Charles William Jr John Austin Jason Ray Lynn Lee Glenn Brian Lanes Jackson Jr David Andrew Timothy Wayne Todd Michael and Todd Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Ashbaugh
West Fifth Street
Charles William Jr
William Roy Hatfield
East Seventh Street
John Austin
Kenneth D. Scott
Westminster
Jason Ray
Lynn O. Sours
RFD
Middletown
Lynn Lee
Harvey W. Tabler
Red
Airy
Glenn Brian
Lanes J. Tibbs
Knoxville
Lanes Jackson Jr
Thought For Today and Robins Sightings
Thought for Today cites scripture and Bacon on humanity’s nobility. SEE ROBINS reports Mrs Nancy Harsh of Rosemont near Brunswick and Mrs William Heffner Jr of RFD 4 Frederick saw robins today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins
Nancy Harsh
Rosemont
Brunswick
William Heffner Jr
RFD 4
Frederick
Sick Master James Phelps to Undergo Surgery
James Phelps son of Oliver and Mrs Phelps of RFD 7 Frederick entered Washington County Hospital Hagerstown for surgery and treatment. John L Barber Jr of Mountaindale has returned home after hospitalization at Loch Raven Veterans Hospital Baltimore. Sheriff Horace Alexander admitted for observation at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown with satisfactory condition. George W Snyder of Airy RFD 1 celebrated birthday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after January 28 admission. Mrs Frank Tyergar South Market Street returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after eye surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Phelps
Oliver Phelps
RFD
Frederick
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
John L. Barber Jr
John Barber
Mountaindale
Loch Raven Veteran’s Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Horace (Buck) Alexander
George W. Snyder
Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Snyder
Dietary Department
Frank Tyergar
South Market Street
Funeral Notices for Coleman Scott Snead in Maryland Area
Funeral services were held for Mrs Alma Olivia Coleman of Middleburg, Albert R. Scott of Damascus, and Helen M. Snead of Bethesda. Reverends Fisher, Depre, Simms, and Ervin officiated. Interments followed at Haughs Cemetery, Damascus Cemetery, and United Brethren Cemetery Thurmont. Pallbearers named for each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Olivia Coleman
James E. Coleman
Middleburg
Edward Fisher Jr
Haugh’s ‘Cemetery
Charles Bostian
Harley Weeks
Mervin Eyler
Kirby Snyder
Maurice Late
Earle Rakestraw
D. D. Hartzler
Albert R. Scott
Damascus
Olin L. Molesworth
Frank Depre
Richard Simms
Sterling E. Day
Herman W. Mullinix
Roscoe F. Purdum
Lew Gladhill
James W. Day
Herbert
Hyatt
Damascus Cemetery
Helen M.snead
Harry Snead
Bethesda
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
William E. Ervin
Gregory Fetchko
Rany Owen
James Snead
Freddie Snead
Ernest Harding
Gary Pocock
United Brethren
Ford Salesmen To Be Honored At Washington Banquet
Four local Ford salesmen from Frederick Motor Company will be honored for standout 1983 retail performance at a Saturday banquet in the Washington Ford district. James Turner, C Edwin Free and Frank Korrell receive 300-500 Club awards. William Reynolds earns a Sales Award within the 300-500 Club founded in 1950 to recognize top Ford salesmen nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Washington
Sheraton Park Hotel
William F. Reynolds
James E. Turner
C. Edwin Free
Frank Korrell
Frederick Motor Company
Messrs. Turner
Free
Korrell
Reynolds
Stretch Gloves and Open-Back Shoes Return This Spring
Nylon stretch gloves now come in all lengths including a 10-button length for spring and summer evenings. Spring Return marks the return of the open-back shoe in a variety of colors, featured on tiny heels.
Catholic Daughters Meet Highlights Charity Order
The February Court Maryland meeting at St. John's School featured Sister Margaret Ph.D. of St. Joseph College Emmitsburg outlining the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul history. Mayor details include April 18 banquet in Baltimore with Archbishop Shehan, a hat sale March 13, and solicitations for infant clothing and garments for Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Maryland
Catholic Daughters of Maryland
St. John’s School
Jane O'Leary
Sister Margaret
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Patricia O’connor
Margaret
Daughters of Charity of St
Paris
Kennedy
New York City
Puerto Rico
Clare Christ
St. Joseph’s Monastery
Baltimore
Mary Cromwell
Genovese
Chocolate Firm Head Dies In Lancaster Pa
Charles Samuel Grube 65 vice president of Wilbur Chocolate Co Lititz since 1955 died suddenly at Lancaster General Hospital He had been with the firm since 1919 and led the Pennsylvania Manufacturing Confectioners Association He was a World War I veteran and member of Trinity Lutheran Church Lancaster Lodge F and A Masons Hamilton Club and Lancaster Country Club He is survived by wife Miriam Bosler Grube three children seven grandchildren two sisters and a brother Funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Charles Samuel Grube
Wilbur Chocolate Co
Lititz
Lancaster General Hospital
Hamilton Club
Lancaster Country Club
Grube
Reading
Miriam Bosler Grube
Robert Hughes
Frederick
Nancy J. Williams
Bethesda
Charles S. Grube Jr
East Petersburg
Helen 1
Mabel E. Grube
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News-Post
Helen D. Notestine
David P. Notestine
Edward I. Kato
Fort Detrick
Kenneth EF. Work
David Andrew
Thomas E. Lamb
Libertytown
Timothy Wayne
Jerry Crummitt
Taney Apartments
Todd Michael
Sir Francis Bacon
Elm Street School
Ringo
Drums
George
Paul Maize
John Smooth
Francis Scott
Grace Mercer
Thelma Willard
Frank J. Keefer
Louise Jacobs
Alton Twenty
Helen Baumgardner
Robert Miss
R. Ames Hendrickson
Elm Street
CDA
R. Bruce Livie Jr
Maryland Racing Commission
University of Maryland Law Library
Princeton University
University of Maryland Law School
Buick Co
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