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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1963

Page

2

Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co Advertising Rates

Local rates for newspaper service appear in the notice from The News whet Every Affernem Excel. The page lists established pricing structures, postage details, and subscription options. It notes copy costs and mail rates, with references to delivery and distribution terms.

Great Southern Pig MFG. CO Fredeick Cane Ler Cony Werner Avot Bureau of Misoctated the Post Eck Tilly

Weather slows heat with air conditioning and fronts approach

The article notes hot weather prompting more people to seek cool air indoors while a restrictive pattern keeps temps high. It mentions a cold front possibly bringing showers as fronts move, with observers watching maps and predicting cooler conditions if the front arrives.

Hans Aman

Still Losing Gold Continues in U S Balance

The United States faces a continuing drain in international payments with a weekly loss of 63 million in the Treasury's gas supply. This worsens the year's total to 945 million and reduces the gold reserve to 815.7 billion, the lowest in 24 years, signaling a serious imbalance. The government should intensify efforts to correct the deficit.

Stiletto Heel Fashion Fades In Disarmament Note

A satirical report argues stilettos caused structural damage and crowding on sidewalks, claiming women’s heels increased pressure and damaged floors. The piece cites a half billion dollar dam age and notes men adapt by curling toes in crowds as fashion ends.

U. S

Weddings Luckie MacDowell Tie The Knot In York

Miss Joan Shannon MacDowell daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul S MacDowell York Pennsylvania and Peter Tyler Luckie son of Mr and Mrs Robert Lackie Hanover Pennsylvania were married June 22 at 2 0 pm in Christ Lutheran Church York Rev Frankin Trerey officiated the double ring ceremony. Altar decor featured white gladioli and organza. The couple will reside in Pennsylvania where the bride will be employed as a teacher at a local school and the groom is a supervisor at Pitt Consolidated Chemical Co Newark. The groom is the grandson of Mrs K R Lackie West S meadow.

Luckie — MacDowell Joan Shannon MacDowell Paul S. MacDowell York Peter Tyler Luckie Rovert Lackie Hanover Christ Litheran Church Frankin Tdrey Lotnoe Shaheed Ser York Ans Voonsyvania Schoe Stadt Pennssvania Pitt + Consol Chemical Co Newark KR. R. Lackie West Lackie

Fifty Years Ago Temes From The News-Post Files

Fifty years back July entries recount city events and military notes. George Lot of the City Opera House and Meredith Staute attend events. mentions of Jacob Engel diary and Alfred Pleasanton with Witham French at the United States Hotel. Geary Davilson, 2th Army Corps pass through Williamsport amid mud. Frederick’s intermediate assessors begin work. Shipley returns from 800 mile motorcycle trip. Patric street resident suffers paralysis number.

Flester Smith Echelberger Enis George Lot City Opera House New York Meredith Staute L. Grimes Pasenget Sid Frederck Mt. Tri Jesse Earl Walter Giemson Joseph Jacob Engel Mbt Tame “Gelierdis George Gare Assy Potomac Alfred Pleasanton Witham French United States Lawas Geary Davilson Gevgeburg Williamsport Frederick Board OF Intermediate Ansessors George Fidward S. Smith Shafer L. Rholes B. Elsworth

Victory Gardens and cornfields hit by borers and beetles

County Agent Henry R Shoemaker reports heavy damage to Victory Gardens and cornfields from corn borers and Japanese beetles. Two people were injured in separate incidents when a bicycle and a cart collided near Brunte and Haughs blacksmith shop.

Victory Gardens Henry R. Shoemaker Oune Fred Willi Edward Snyder Edward Essie Painter Snyder Jjumaville Haugh George Lef Wyear - Old Barracks Fata

Newly Installed Officers of Middletown Lions Club

Middle town Lions Club held its installation of officers at a regular meeting. Officers installed were president C Harold Avigiee first vice president Norman Snook second vice president Rev George He Klmefelter secretary Robert C McMillan treasurer Ther man E Gates lion tamer William Eisentrout tail twister Frank Darner and directors E Don McLuckie and George A Bu wlus. Mr Darner honored as charter member for 32 years received a 2 pin for perfect attendance from Lion Paul Shafer.

Middletown Lions Club C. Harold Avigiee Norman Ko Snouk George He Klmefelter Renice. Reed Robert C. McMillan Therman E. Gates William E. Eisentrout Frank Darner E. Don McLuckie George A. Buwlus Paul K. Shafer Charles J. Joy Zeigler Darner Reed Eisentrout Harold Culler McMillan Snook Gates Mr. Darner Club Lion Paul Shafer

Fitness Chairman Promotes Daily Exercise Plan for All

Fitness advocate Kaufman outlines Exercise 14 a program for adults and children emphasizing group workouts three times weekly, gradual progression, and a mix of exercise food and sleep. He recalls personal quitting smoking and a morning routine while stressing natural foods like honey and seasonal produce.

Kaufman Rauiinda Joseph Pop David

July 4 Races At Fairgrounds Feature Stunt Events

A July 4 event at the fairgrounds showcases a schedule of nine motor races and related attractions. The program includes a bond fund drive and a charity component as local groups attend and donate to the cause.

Mis Wll Wes Fla Andi Boas Font Bart Markel Eowitch Loti Sey Hs

Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital

A series of birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital lists multiple families welcoming new children. Names include Renee Lynne Brandenburg, John Donald Jr Carlin, Jerry Eugene Shank, Warren Gene Teague, Teresa Ann Ellis, Timothy David Harrison, Teresa Ann Gilbert, Vienna Caro Heerd, and more. Contributing families include Branden burg, Carlin, Shank, Teague, Ellis, Harrison, Gilbert, Heerd, and others.

Frederick Memorial Charles Lowe Airy Barry Lyle Leo C. Brandenburg West Patrick Street Renee Lynne Brandenburg Judy A. Hickman John Carlin Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights John Donald Jr Carlin Judith Bo Teresa Ann Marvin M. Harrison Woodbine Timothy David Arthur L. Gilbert RFD Knoxville Allen L. Heerd Wesk Icica Ste. Tirstene Vienna Caro Heerd Lawana Martin Harrisonburg

Local Hospital Reports And Patient Updates In Frederick Area

Among the sick DeGrange at Frederick Memorial Hospital shows improvements after a week as a patient. Mrs. J. Robert Lowman returns home from observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. John Hopkins Hospital will soon receive 12 year old Joseph Wolf for chest surgery. Cathy Lynne Warner admitted for observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. George H. Smith Jr. underwent surgery at Johns Hopkins July 5 and 6 and is in satisfactory condition. Russell L. Baker admitted for observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Weller C. Cox treated at Newton D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg after ambulance transfer. T. Ford Sr. remains a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Bee DeGrange Hanford DeGrange West Fourth Street Frederick Memorial Hospital J. Robert Lowman Mt. Airy Joseph Wolf Donald Wolf Hagerstown Thurmont Johns Hopkins Hospital Cathy Lynne Warner Shartes L. Warner South Jefferson Street George H. Smith Jr Culler Avenue Russell L. Baker Frederick Weller C. Cox Brunswick Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Nt. Ford Sr North Bent Street

Damascus Carnival Closes With Numerous Prizes Awarded

The th annual Damascus Volunteer Fire Department carnival concluded Saturday night with Kristia Fort winning a 198 Ford Galaxy. Other prizes included an air conditioner, a permanent wave, a portable television, and a pattern of cornware. Winners named include Jerrs Com Damascus Mary Ann Wadoslawsky Gaithersburg and Gern Hughes Damascus. Prizes were donated by the fire department ladies auxiliary Damascus American Legion Post 11 and Damascus Lions Club among others.

Damascus Damasus Shanami Habbie Mon Bay Hoover American Legion Post Mary Ann Wadoslawsky Gaithersburg American Legion Auxiliary Gern Hughes Damascus Lins Club Brown Cedar Heights Roscoe Tolley Dick Hammond Mt Ai Fd Hurley Boyer and Cramer Hardware Luther Burke Damescus

Funeral service set for death by own action victim

Ralph Wilson Fouche 50 of Frederick died in Washington County Hospital after shooting himself Friday night in Mt. Pleasant. Funeral will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Glade Cemetery Walkersville with interment there. Fouche, an unemployed construction worker, left a wife Naomi and seven sons. He had worked 20 years for Martin Aircraft and belonged to several Frederick clubs. The body rests at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville with calling after 2 p.m. tomorrow. no viewing.

Ralph Wilson Fouche RFD Frederick Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Mt. Pleasant Glade Cemetery Walkersville Fouche William F. Davis Frederick County Altie Temple Daisey Catsail

Heartsick Policeman Hunts For Son

AP story notes Dan OHerlihy in The Travels of Jaime McPheeters on ABC as Doc McPheters, a doctor with a captive sense of duty. The segment details Louisiana and Kentucky settings, his son, and a journey west with Kurt Russell as Jaime, amid remarks on Lewis book inspiration and episode variety.

Rob Thomas Hollywood Dan O'Herlihy University of Ireland Dublin Gate Theater Jaime McPheeters ABC Lewis Taylor O'Herthy Doc McPheeters Micawder Kentucky Doc Jamie Young Kurt Russel Aun Ohertihy Lewis

Death Rate Records High Over Independence Day Holiday

The Associated Press reports a record traffic death rate for the long Fourth of July holiday, with estimates ranging from 550 to 658 fatalities over the 102hour period. Early figures show high numbers in crashes, drownings, and boating accidents as millions traveled homeward.

National Safety Council Howard Pyle Council Associated Press Anl

Local obituaries list multiple Maryland deaths and services

Mrs. Fannie V. Eakle widow of Benjamin Frank Eakle died at Jackson Convalescent Home Hagerstown after six months illness. Jacob Thomas Myerly 76 retired farmer of Detour died at Brookhill Manor Nursing Home Middleburg. Preston N. Phillips D of Gapland died at Washington County Hospital from heart attack. Surviving relatives and service details listed for each. Services set at Baust Funeral Home Boonsboro Grace Lutheran Church Thurmont Brownsite Church of the Brethren Brunswick and Mt. Horeb Cemetery Rocky Ridge. Interment planned in Boonsboro Rocky Hill and Mt Horeb cemeteries.

Benjamin F. Eakle Fannie V. Eakle Benjamin Frank Eakle Jackson Hagerstown Frederick County John P Jane Wiles Haller Barrewater Jacob Thomas Myerly Detour Brookhill Manor Middleburg James T Margaret Nushaum Myerly Grace Lutheran Church Rocky Hill Edna Fox Myerly Howard Franklin Earl T. Myerly Arthur J Myerly Taneytown Creager Funeral Home Thurmont Edward Fisher Mt. ‘Dapor Cemetery Rocky Hidge Preston N. Phillips Gapland Washington County ‘Hospital Yarrowsburg Preston K Lucy ‘Coulter’ Phillips Church of the Brethren Brownsite Brunswick Margaret Kateel' Phillips

Funeral tomorrow for crash victim Dorothy Hahn Mobley

Tribute services will be held for Mrs. Dorothy Hahn Mobley of Yardley Pennsylvania at 2 pm Tuesday at 106 East Church Street funeral home. She died in a July 4 automobile crash where she was a passenger in her husband W Scott Mobley’s car.

Trisute Dorothy Hahn Mobley W. Scott Mobley Yardley East Church Street Mobley Hagerstown Dorothy RK. Ruby Dorothy R. Ruby Cleveland Ohio Eth Layman Keeney Reverdy E. Keeney Middletown Keeney Gladhill Thhe Lutheran Cemetery

Pack Really Punch Family Rites Noted in Obituary

The notice details deaths of Janet Everhart of Neersvale and Dorothy R. Ruby of Cleveland. It lists survivors including children William of Hagerstown Marvin of Brunswick and siblings Ruth Yumnkins Bessye Mullenbere Maude Potter Evelyn Midway and Earl B. Phillips. Funeral arrangements mention Browns Me Chuehh oof the Birtland Brownsville Cemetery and Gladhill funeral home with services pending.

Janet Everhart Neersvale Wiliam P Hagerstown Marvin W Brunswick Ruth Yumnkins Yarrowsburg Bessye Mullenbere Gapland Maude Potter Evelyn Midway San Bernardino Calif Earl B. Phillips Boonsboro Browns

Personal notices include Middletown trip and local milestones

Mr and Mrs Charles E Ritchie and sons Eddie and Marty of Middletown returned from a Europe and Middle East tour visiting 11 countries and the United Arab Republic. Mrs Altia Wright of Frederick spent July 4 weekend with niece and family Thomas Hahn in Keymar. Thomas L Cramer of Walkersville will observe his 88th birthday. Garnetta Walters of Frederick RFD attended Urbana and Frederick Junior Highs with perfect attendance. Susan Hahn of Keymar at Taneytown Elementary completed three years with perfect attendance. Thomas E Martin of North Market Street finished 8th grade at Elm Street with perfect attendance. Gilmer Castle Sr and Mrs Louis Snyder with Ralph Ray III vacation at Colonial Beach. Mrs Robert Beckley of Frederick celebrated her birthday yesterday.

Charles E. Ritchie Eddie Marty Middletown Europe Middle East United Arab Republic Egypt Cairo Giza Memphis Saccara Altia Wright RFD 2 Frederick Thomas Hahn Keymar Thomas L. Cramer Walkersville Garnetta Walters Charles Walters Urbana Susan Hahn Taneytown Thomas E. Martin North Market Street Elm Street Gilmer T. Castle Sr Louis Synder R.N Ralph Ray South Jefferson Street Colonial Beach Robert Beckley RED

Assateague Not Suitable For Building

A Maryland health official says 15 miles of Assateague Island are largely unsuitable for private construction due to elevation and water issues. Tests cited by Worcester County officials are deemed inadequate, and public facilities would be prohibitively costly. The debate surrounds turning the area into a national seashore park.

Baltimore State Health Department Assateague Island Worcester County Robert M. Brown Worcester Board of County Commissioners Brown Ocean City Assateague North Ocean City Wram UU Interior Stewart Udall T Worcester Report Albert W. Ward State Tax Department

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