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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1964

Page

6

County Library Service Shows Extreme Popularity

Five Maryland communities near Frederick report 1963 public library use rising sharply with nearly 25 000 books circulated. Thurmont leads with 8 582 loans, Brunswick 5 464, Emmitsburg 5 036, plus two deposit stations in Middletown and Walkersville lending thousands more.

Frankie Grunwald John F. Kennedy Richard Tregaskis Middletown Public Library Frankie Frederick Thurmont Brunswick Emmitsburg Middletown Walkersville Brunswick Public Library Gem Cleaners Mary Fulmer James Geraghty C. Burr

Spray-On Girdles Debut At New York Market

AP News features show girdles with sprayed on control panels in floral flocking designs. The spray on panels are applied to basic net fabric with no rigid edges, offering hidden seams and better control and comfort for wearers, especially with stretch pants. They expect stores to carry them by late March.

AP News New York

Operation Correction film to be shown at Good Shepherd Church

The event features the Humane Arts group presenting Operation Correction at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Good Shepherd Church West Seventh Street. A debate will follow with John J Iago and Dr Arthur Stinchcomb opposing views moderated by Dr Thomas Musik. Open to the public with Q and A period.

Good Shepherd Church West Seventh Street Frederick Hood College Hood The American Civil Liberties Union House Committee On Un-American Activities John J. Iago Baltimore Arthur Stinchcomb Johns Hopkins University Thomas Musik

New Plywood Sheathing and Wall System Debut

The House features a new plywood edge glued water resistant sheathing from U S Plywood New York claimed superior against exterior effects and ply separation. A movable wall system uses steel stud framing and snap in gypsum panels without screws or nails. A waterproof joint tape hides beneath topping compound for quick removal. Also offered are a vinyl wall panel mini tiles and a silicon tub caulking material that seals and resists shrinkage. Manufacturer credits include U S Plywood Penn Metal Hanlon and Goodman Decro Wall Dow Corning.

U.S. Plywood New York Penn Metal Company Parkersburg W. Va Hanlon and Goodman Belleville N. J Decro-Wall Corporation Yonkers N.Y Dow Corning Midland, Mich

Former Local Teacher Receives National Honor

Miss Alice Gates of New Iberia High School is named among 332 teachers nationwide to receive a Freedoms Foundation award for promoting responsible citizenship and patriotism. Her earlier teaching in 1946–48 at Walkersville and Elm Street School is noted along with multiple Louisiana honors for civic service and youth education.

Alice Gates New Iberia Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge Gates Walkersville Elm Street Miss Gates Louisiana National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution

Johnson Calls for More Women in Top Government Posts

President Johnson told his all male Cabinet that government does not use the brainpower of American women enough. Esther Peterson and Elizabeth Carpenter reported that the Cabinet welcomed the push to elevate women, citing a skill bank of educated women. Peterson noted the shift toward merit without regard to sex, a change enabled by Kennedy's directive.

Frances Lewine Washington Johnson Allmale Esther Peterson Status of Women Commission Elizabeth Carpenter Peterson

Francis X Elder Auxiliary 121 Meets in Emmitsburg

The Francis X Elder American Legion Auxiliary 121 met at the Post Home with 10 members. They discussed donations to TB seals Boys Town Seals and Childrens Rehabilitation and reported hours volunteered and clothing donations. Gold Star Mothers attended and received gifts. two crutches were purchased from magazine sale proceeds. Upcoming events and births noted.

Charles B. Shorb Emmitsburg Francis X. Elder American Legion Auxiliary Post Home Anna Bushman Boystown Seals Childrens Ann Topper Ann Shorb Elizabeth Pfeiffer Baltmore Marie Rosensteel Emma Lawson Philadelphia Clarence Sanders

Tawes Seeks More Aid for Maryland Libraries

Gov. Tawes announced plans to request $1,443,805 in state funds for public and school libraries in Maryland. The request, presented during the dedication of a new regional library in Prince Georges County, would exceed the current fiscal year’s $1,275,634. The Hyattsville library is dedicated to John F. Kennedy.

Hyattsville, Md Tawes Maryland Prince Georges County Hyattsville John F. Kennedy

Towson Offers Evening Courses for Teachers this Spring

Towson State College will offer two elementary education courses at Westminster Senior High School this spring. Fundamental Concepts of Arithmetic and The Teaching of Reading and Other Areas of Language Arts each carry three undergraduate credits and meet Tuesdays 7 to 9 40 p m. Registration is January 21 from 6 to 8 p m at Westminster Senior High School with classes starting February 11. A graduate course, Teaching of the Social Sciences, three credits, will be held on the Towson campus Thursdays 7 to 9 40 p m.

Towson State College Westminster Senior High School Westminster Senor High School Towson The Evening College York Road Baltimore 4

Fashions From Italy by Louise Hickman in Rome show

In Rome fashion week Eleanora Garnett presented looser lines with movement. The collection featured soft coats and flowing cloaks, kimono sleeves, bright colors, and silk dresses with wrapped waists and chiffon accents. A standout was an emerald and black silk print coat over a matching dress with drawstring neck and cape sleeves. Also, news notes include Navy radio man Albert E. McCracken aboard USS Terrebonne Parish on a Mediterranean cruise and Cadet Rodney C Benchoff earning distinguished AFROTC status at the University of Maryland.

Louise Hickman Rome Eleanora Garnett Albert E. McCracken USN Albert T. McCracken RFD 5 Frederick Terrebonne Parish Amphibious Squadron Six Mediterranean Sixth Fleet Norfolk Rodney C Benchoff Sabillasville Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps Afrotc University of Maryland Benchoff Air Force John R. Benchoff Thurmont High School

Mrs Enfield Elected Secretary of State Farm Young People

Knoxville resident Mrs Leon Enfield was elected secretary of the State Farm Bureau Associated Young People at the annual meeting in Baltimore. Other officers include Thomas Meredith as president and James Ensor as vice president. The group will serve one year terms and a leadership conference is planned for March 21 at Westminster Agriculture Center.

Leon Enfield Knoxville State Farm Bureau Associated Association Lord Baltimore Baltimore Thomas Meredith Talbot County James Ensor Carroll County State Group Enfield State Henry Holloway Heart of Maryland Associated Young People Heart of Maryland William Schrodel RFD Frederick Franklin Smith Carroll Leatherman Jr Middletown County Adult Farm Bureau State Associated Young Peoples Group Maryland Farm Bureau Westminster Agriculture Center

Woman Predicts Infant Sex From Almanack Signs

Hagerstown 78 year old Miss Lydia Cline claims 86 correct predictions in 97 tries using the 167 year old Hagerstown Town and Country Almanack. She reads the previous child’s birth date and checks zodiac signs to infer the sex of the next child, noting a different sign predicts a boy or girl. John R. Hershey Jr. reportedly resigned to a fourth daughter then had a son on Christmas Day 1963.

Hagerstown Hagers Town Lydia Cline Miss Cline John R. Hershey Jr The Almanac Hershey

Navy seaman Welty commended for safety milestone

Edward L. Welty, seaman apprentice USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Welty of North Market Street, was commended while with Advanced Training Squadron Six at Naval Auxiliary Air Station Whiting Field Milton Florida. He aided the squadron in achieving fifty thousand accident free flying hours. Whiting Field trains student aviators in radio and instrument navigation and night flying.

Navyman Edward L. Welty USN Robert M. Welty North Market Street Naval Auxiliary Air Station Whiting Field Milton Fla

Local Student Inducted Into Phi Kappa Phi Honorary

William Donald Smith was among the top 79 percent of the February 1964 University of Maryland graduating class chosen for Phi Kappa Phi. The ceremony featured Arthur W. Hummel Jr. as principal speaker. Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Harry C Smith, majors in math education.

William Donald Smith University of Maryland Phi Kappa Phi Harry C. Smith North Market Street Arthur W. Hummel, Jr Voice of America Bureau of Educations and Cultural Affairs Department of State Maryland University of Maine

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Library Service Austin P. Renn St. Luke’s Lutheran Church of Deaths Calvary Methodist Church Renn Nicodemus Inquirer Charles L. Myers Millard Crum Sr Edward Mantz Carl Thomas Phillip S. van Hook Richard Smith Bruce T. O'Hara Cleon R. Stuldr Dean Kratzer Delmas Layman Renn Sibert Robert Shipley Robert Brust Harry S. Myerly Jesus Miss Alice Gates Helen Barber Westminster George Thompson Sr Braddock Heights Carol Virginia Thompson Robert Francis Bowers Jr Audrey Rohrbaugh Robert Bowers Sr Taneytown Miss Thompson Westminster High School Robert’s Egg Sales, Inc Bowers Taneytown High School Taney Lumber and Supply Paul M. Fox Ellicott City Kay Linn Michael W. Shook Herman D. Shook Miss Fox University of Maryland, College John Walters Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Francis Sanders West Main Street St Joseph’s High School Pta Schley Inn Cecile Maxine Moses Kayton Gutman Moses Theodore Lichtenstein Jr Theodore Samuel Lichtenstein Shookstown Morris Lieberman Margaret Dell Daniel Bronstein Florida University of North Carolina Baltimore City Hamilton High School Ballenger Grange News Ballenger Grange Ballenger Homemakers Club Feagaville George Stup Frederick County Civil Defense Stup Frederick County Civil Defense Ralph Bowers Italy Mrs. Enfield Jefferson Ruritan Club United Church of Christ Jefferson Young Ladies Bible Class Jack Lakin Berkeley Pearson Raritan Jefferson Raritan Frank Baker Melvin Ambrose Ambrose Far East Richard T. Cole Mildred M. Baker RFD 4 Kobe Hornet Seventh Fleet H. L. Woelwine Immigration and Naturalization Service Today Immigration Service Gentlemen of the Moving Industy Adolph Frederick Frederick Shopping Center Helene Curtis Long Meadow Pauly
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