Frederick News Page 4 July 6 1963 Details N/A
The Frederick News page presents a late 1963 issue with standard Associated Press credit and carriage rates. It lists publication details, carrier rates by delivery point, and copyright notes while noting the issue date Friday July 6 1963 and local imprint.
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Frederick
Maryiend
Fridey
Southern Pyg
MFO
Hermi Pere
Oregon
Pointe Et Delvery
Associated Pre
Associated
Peel
Frastrxk
Fragments Note One Story Building in Frederick Md
A fragment from a Frederick Maryland item dated July 3, 1963 mentions a one story building with windows in each roof.
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Frederick
Nation United Eisenhower's Gettysburg centennial appeal
Eisenhower, living in retirement on the Confederate side of the battlefield, urged Americans to keep the nation united and self governing. He posed blunt questions about reliance on government, personal responsibility, and informed civic participation as the nation faced internal and external threats in 1963.
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America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United
Eisenhower
Red Cross
Community Chest
Letter criticizing school board over building plans and expenses
A reader denounces Thomas Johnson School expansion and cries for a new school board and superintendent. He accuses staff of wasteful spending and questions the need for new classrooms, medical center, laundry, and separate kitchen. He urges taxpayer action and counties to act against extravagance.
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Luaury Friis
the News
Thomas Johnson
Frederick
Dal Peling
Frederck County
Robert L. Shipley
Erie
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Lee May bush East Patrick street third daughter Trudy Ann born Monday. Mr and Mrs Marian Wetzel Woodsboro second child first daughter Kimberly Lynn born Monday. Mr and Mrs Floyd C Wickham Jefferson second daughter Linda Fay born Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Clyde H Droneburg RFD 1 Frederick fourth child first daughter Vioria Jean born Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Robert C Decker RFD 8 Mr Airy fourth child third son Roger Wayne born Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles D Roop RFD 1 New Windsor third child first daughter Jan Benton born Wednesday. Mr and Mrs James W Foreman RFD 2 Iamsville third child second daughter Elaine Dareice born Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Richard L Carey Jr Walkersville second child first daughter Jan Marie born Thursday. Mr and Mrs Dolan Ray Kimble Mr Airy second child second son Jeffrey Todd born Thursday. Mr and Mrs Robert A Poole RFD 3 Mr Airy first child a son Thomas Robert born Thursday. Mrs Poole is former Edith Weis man Camden NJ. Mr and Mrs Irvin Fossett Jr Tew Market second son Irvin Williard II born Thursday.
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Tew Market
Surd Cha
Irvin Williard II
Rivers Conditions Reported Muddy and Low at Buckeystown
The condition of Rivers Monocacy is muddy and low at Buckeystown while Potomac remains cloudy at Point of Rocks indicating turbid water and reduced flow in the area.
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Buckeystown
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Fifty Years Ago News-Post Highlights July 4 Events
Fifty years ago reports describe Arthur W.H. Rickerds’ son injuring his foot at Carroll Creek, a smashed storefront window at Dr. Harner’s drug store, Frank E. Fithen’s trip to Washington, a July 4 parade prize presentation, a near fatal collision involving Casey Jones, and about 1500 attendees at the Frederick Driving Club meet. Dr. Joseph F. Lebherz dies at home of his daughter in Frederick.
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Arthur
W.H. Rickerds
Carroll Creek
Dr. Harner
Roy Pole
Frank E. Fithen
Frederick
Washington
Braddock Heights
Hagerstown
Safe and Sane
Casey Jones
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
Jefferson
Jennie A. Harbin
Jefferson Boulevard
Joseph F. Lebherz
Charles F. Shiney
North Market Street
Twenty Years Ago in The News Post Files
A collage of wartime notes reports Allied forces in the NAS region near Salamaua New Guinea and a convoy crossing the Atlantic. Casualties and evacuations are noted as U S Navy units repulse Japanese destroyers and cruisers. A Maryland guard mobilization and a Bartonssville fire disaster are mentioned with personal details.
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Charlie Keller
Renova
Island
United States
Navy
Nas
Sau Bay
New Guinea
Salamaua
Maryland Guard
Minute Venepension
Frederick City
Atlantic
David Hilde
Brand
Hermeleas
Bartonssille
Anniversary Open House for Leatherman Couple
Open house held in Wolfsville on June 16 celebrating Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leatherman's 50 years of marriage. Six children and families hosted about 150 guests. details describe arrival outfits, roses, guest book, cake, and 1913 wedding ceremony in St. Mark's Lutheran Church. The couple, longtime teachers, have 23 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Charles Leatherman
Wolfsville
Carroll Leatherman
Ross Grossnickle
Howard Buhrman
Floyd Spade
Richard Spangler
Paul Leatherman
Mrs. Leatherman
Leatherman
Linda Grossnickle
Spangler
Nancy Grossnickle
J. Page Morgan
Irving R. Morgan
Charles L. Leatherman
Harlon Leatherman
Arthur G. Null
Jefferson
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Frederick County
Martha
Ohio
Michigan
Texas
Greenbelt
Brunswick
Hancock
Harney
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Channersburg
Waynesboro
Jefferson Woman's Society Meets at Church for June Session
The Jefferson Woman's Society of Christian Service held a June 20 meeting in the Educational Room of the Church. President Mrs Berkley Pearson opened with a poem as Mrs Glenn Lewis read the American Creed and led prayer. The program titled What Shall We Ten war Children About Race featured Mrs Raymond Davis, Mrs Edgar Thomas, Mrs Robert Rice, and Mrs Stanley Dare, followed by a discussion with many members present.
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Jefferson Woman's Society of Christian Service
Berkley Pearson
Glenn Lewis
Raymond Davis
Edgar Thomas
Robert Rice
Stanley Dade
Ruth Dade
Maude Hale
Genevieve Ball
Ralph Parks
Bruce Galbert
Tang Nile
Ds White
Austin Hale
Stanley Dare
Joseph Long
Floyd Huffer
Barbara Parks
Kiwanis International Convention At Atlantic City
Merritt, president of the Mo Airy Kiwanis Club, attended the 48th Kiwanis International convention with about 15 000 participants. The June 30 to July 4 event at Convention Hall featured amateur music, Miss America 13 and her court, a flag pageant, and performances by the NOSCAN Basis Thame Command and Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians.
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Kiwanis
H. 1. Merritt
Mo Airy Kiwanis Cub
Kiwanis International
Convention Hall
Atlantic City
Thame Command
Fred Waring
Middletown Soldier Participates in Kennedy Visit Display
Army 1st Lt. Robert H Cole son of Mr and Mrs George R Cole of Middletown participated in a large display of missiles artillery and engineer equipment in honor of President John F Kennedy s visit to Hanau Germany. Cole commander of Battery B of the 2d Artillery 1st Battalion in Germany arrived overseas in July after graduating from Middletown High School in 1956 and from Western Maryland College in Westminster. His wife Jean accompanied him in Germany.
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Kennedy Army
Robert H Cole
George R. Co
RFC
Middletown
John F Kennedy
Hanau
Germany
Cole
Boof
2D Artillerys
Germauny
Folleipssesr
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Jean
Kirkman Boland Wedding in Gaithersburg June 4
Miss Sasa Oaent Daland, daughter of Mrs Norman L Schneider, wed Hunter Armfield Kirkman in a St Martin's Church nuptial mass. The ceremony featured a double ring rite, white gladioli decor, and a silk peau de soie gown with lace trim. Guests included family from Gaithersburg Milwaukee and Southington. The couple plans a reception. the bride is a graduate of St. Martin's School and St Joseph College. the groom holds a political science degree from Western Maryland College.
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Mice Sasa Oaent Daland
Norman L. Schneider
Gaithersburg
Wiliam Boland
Hunter Armfield Kirkman
Army
A. Gwinn Kirkman
Mr. Kirkman
St. Martin's Church
Paul E. Meyer
Nam
Barbara Rudy
Milwaukee, Wise
Kay Waters
Nathy Boland
Maxine Wallich Shamakin da
Sheila Degnan
Southington
Conn
Jill Boland
A. Guinn Kirkman Jr
Clark Kirkman
Carson Ward
William McCarron
Michael Gorman
Washington
St. Marta
Ami
Hoy Names
Silver Spring
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
American Optical to grant six cent wage increase
American Optical Co announces a six cent per hour wage raise for all hourly workers at its Southbridge Massachusetts plants and affiliated locations in Chelsea Putnam Brattleboro and Frederick. The raise takes effect July 29 after the vacation shutdown and follows earlier increases in pensions and group insurance in 193?
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Southbridge
Mass
American Optical
Chelsea
Putnam, Conn
Brattleborn
Frederick, Md
Victor D. Kniss
Kniss
Illness and hospital updates from Frederick area
Among the sick, Miss Carolyn Loomis of west Third street is in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Edward F. Holter of Middletown and Ellicott City was admitted to The University of Maryland Hospital for observation. Billy Brown, son of Mr and Mrs Willard L Brown of Jefferson, underwent ion and adenom removal at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is recuperating at home. Stevie Smith, young son of Mr and Mrs Edward B Smith of Jefferson, is mentioned in the report.
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Carolyn Loomis
West Third Street
Hood College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Ellicott City
University of Maryland
Obituaries From Maryland Area Churches and Cemeteries
Death notices from Washington area homes list services and survivors. Evelyn B. Grebill of Seventh Street N W Washington died July 1 with a daughter and son among survivors. service and Fort Lincoln interment noted. Mrs James E L Sibley and May Watkins Sibley elderly death at Marylander Rest Home Germantown with multiple descendants and funeral Friday in Gaithersburg Forest Oak Cemetery.
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Robert Grob
Evelyn B. Grebill
Seventh Street
Washington
Cecil Robert Grebill
Carroll. Phillips
Brunswick
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
James E. L. Sibley
May Watkins
Marylander Rest Home
Germantown
Irene S. Arnokd
Matirovia
Edward M. Sibley
J. Russell Sibley
Blanche Hilton
Silver Spring
Garter Funeral Home
Gaithersburg
Forest Oak Cemetery
Mrs Hodgson Attacks School Board Over Plans
Mrs Hodgson criticizes board members amid discussion of Brunswick High School plans. The committee notes high labor costs up to 65 percent and recommends off the shelf modules to cut costs. Total project estimated around two million dollars with emphasis on multi use spaces.
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Best
New Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Smith
James A. Sensentaugh
Fred Brown Jr
T School
Alleo R. Gaddis Iil
Taylorstown Church to Be Consecrated
Dr Harold H Hughes district superintendent will consecrate the new Arlington District Methodist Church sanctuary and school rooms. The building includes a social hall kitchen and lavatories on the lower level. Mt Pleasant Church is on the Waterford Charge.
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Harold H. Hughes
Arlington
Methodist Church
Harry King
Mt. Pleasant
Waterford
Day After Holiday Is Wasted
HAL BOYLE notes post holiday days see little work as people drift through eight hours of coffee breaks and tall stories. in one city office a secretary recounts resuscitation optimism turning to dates, a mail clerk issues slow deliveries, and a golf anecdote ends with a squirrel in a cup. others recall traffic jams, births, and two triplets amid the delay.
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G. B. Delaplaine, JR
Oolaro
Canada
United States
Ontario
Ottawa
Rideau Canal
St. Lawrence River
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Upper Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
Sault
Rapids
Ingleside
Hal Boyle
New York
Franz Kafka
Audubon Society
Jammy
Funeral services for Mrs Cornelia Rebecca Ahlers
Funeral services for Mrs Cornelia Rebecca Ahlers widow of Louis A Ahlers of 505 East Church Street were held at the funeral home on East Church Street and then at St Morins Catholic Church with a high requiem mass led by Rev Paul F Genovese. Pallbearers were Eugene Dutrow Francis Dutrow Robert Dutrow Charles Dutrow Holmes Dutrow and Ignatius Lease. Burial followed at St Johns Cemetery.
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Cornelia Rebecca Ahlers
Louis A. Ahlers
East Church Street
St. Morin's Catholic
Paul F. Genovese
Eugene Dutrow
Francis Dutrow
Robert Dutrow
Charles Dutrow
Holmes Dutrow
Ignatius Lease
Naroee
St. John's Cemetery
R. Etchison and Son
Tabor Area Celebration Honors Young Prizes Winners
June event in ca in 16 ME featured games and prizes for four youngest babies Melissa Ann King Jimmy Kelly Joey Welsh and infant son of Otto Geisiert. A hymn sing followed with Mrs Josephine at piano and several duets by Mrs Gills. Attendees include numerous local families and relatives of Geisbert, King, Welsh, Free, and Shorb among others.
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Tabor Fan Voy
Melissa Ann King
Joe King
Jimmy Kelly
Rodney Kale
Joey Welsh
Janes Welsh
Otto Geisiert
de Persua Jestek
Josephine Oi
Gills
Me Win Free
Paul
Geisbert
Paul Jr
Clifford
Ron Jaki
Mike
Leon Enfield
Bobby
Kenny
William Krantz
Mark
Ami Sharon
Rodney Kelly
Debbie
Jimmie
Selby Black
Diane
Loraine
Catherine S. Creamer
William Cramer
Billy
Davie
Johnnie
Edgar Liday
Austin Geisbert
George
Hazel
Donna
Roy Webb
James Wolf
Charles Heime Sr
James Welsh Jr
Gary
Tommy
Joey
George Wolfe
Linda
Glenm W. Shorb
Glenn Shorb
Greg Shorb
Kenny Henderson
Mabel Alexander
Raymond Geisbert
William C. Geisbert
Arthur Geisbert
Carol Ann
Ottosmn
Bar Melek Ceuta
de Wee
Ule Uedy Geisbert
Edna Sayler
Myrtle Free
Roger Geisbert
Louise
Catherine
Lydia Altwater
Edwin Free
Eddie
Ronnie
William Howard King
Ruth Ann
Sarah
William King Jr
Joseph King
Melissa
Reginald King
Sandra
JoAnn
Susie
Reggie Jr
Arlene Mullinix
Peggie Roderick
Harry Roick
Catherine Burdette
Mrs
Jewel Burdette
Educators Attend Harvard Administrative Institute
About 600 school administrators from across the United States will attend the Annual Advanced Administrative Institute at Harvard from July 9 to 19. Maryland participants include Dr. James A. Sensenhaugh of Frederick County, Dr. Charles W. Willis of Harford County, and Dr. James C. Craig of Montgomery County. The conference, run by the Graduate School of Education, will be at Radcliffe College and will address American state education problems.
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Harvard Institute
James A. Sensenhaugh
Frederick County
United States
Harvard
Ne Ig
Senseniough
Maryland
Charles W. Willis
Harford County
Frederick High School
Graduate School of Education
Radcliffe College
Holiday Death Log Reports Mixed Fatalities
A brief holiday log lists 1 traffic death 1 busting 6 drownings totaling 275. The entry mentions FOXVILLE TRACT SOLD and references George T. Kerch Balticore and Welty W. Race in unclear relation to the sale and tale.
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Foxville
George T. Kerch
Welty W. Race
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