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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1964
Page
3
Two million veterans and dependents receive income questionnaires with December checks. Return by January 31 or pension payments stop. failure to return may require repayment of 1963 funds. Forms are IBM cards, must be unaltered and mailed to the address printed on the card.
Thirty members gathered January 9 1964 at Beallaville Fire Hall for the Mckee Homemakers Club first meeting of the year. President Mrs Arthur Stull led as officers named include Mrs Stephan Lange and Mrs Joe Bolt Jr with meetings set for the second Thursday monthly from 10 am workshop to 1 pm business session. During winter Monocacy Elementary School PTA pauses with first meeting of the year to be determined.
Mansfield Daniels, president of the Monocacy Elementary School PTA, is under observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Families and residents from Dickerson, Beallsville, Poolesville, and nearby towns share weekend visits, birthday celebrations, and upcoming wedding anniversaries. Community events include the Montgomery County Singing Convention and Methodist church activities. Births dated January 15 at Annie Moore Hospital Gettysburg and other local family milestones are reported.
Emmitsburg Mrs. Charles B. Shorb and Mrs. James Nicholes with children Paul and Debbie visited Mrs. Nicholes' parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keepers in Westminster Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Hopkins and daughter from York Pa also visited.
The Samaritan Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting January 10 at Lodge Hall West Seventh Street with 25 members present. The Ways and Means Committee announced a rummage sale set for March 7. Past Noble Grands hosted a birthday party for IOOF Home residents on January 16. A program honoring Thomas Wiley founder of the IOOF was presented by Mrs. Florence Stevens Pauline Koontz Miss Jessie Webster and Mrs. Ruth Eyler. The next meeting is planned for Friday at the Lodge Hall.
The Thurmont Construction Company was awarded a 259,369 dollar contract to extend and modernize the Gettysburg Pennsylvania Post Office. Administrator Arthur Miller of the General Services Administration announced the bid as the lowest of nine proposals, with completion expected within 300 calendar days.
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