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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1963
Page
9
Mt Airy Mayor Frank E. Herpel announced a public meeting in Ridgeville Monday night to decide whether Ridgeville should be annexed by Mt Airy. Officials will explain the plan and answer questions while noting a referendum if 20 percent of Mt Airy residents protest.
Mr and Mrs Lester Webb and Mrs A Webb celebrated their golden wedding with over fifty relatives and friends at the Seward home in Baltimore. Mr Seward is 75, his wife 30, and guests included Jessie Cleggett visiting Bolivar relatives.
Henry J. Dempsey of Philadelphia outlined expanding U S exports at the Kiwanis Club in Frederick. He noted a Kennedy era advisor committee has put trade centers in London Frankfurt Tokyo and Bangkok to inspect goods for bulk buyers. Local questions touched on the Common Market effects and insurance against foreign loss.
Aus tin V. Wood of the Ogden Newspaper Group announced the sale of the Fairmont Daily News and associated papers to Thomson Newspapers Inc. The purchase price was not disclosed and Thomson will keep existing staff and policies. Barce, Libya to be rebuilt about three miles from its former site after February earthquake, according to the Libyan Cabinet.
The record lists marriage license for Wilbur E. Rice of Lewis to Regotasy Ay of Hrederick. Transfers include Brosius Homes Corp to Thomas W. Austin and wife in City. Beattie Renion to Potomac Edison Co in County. and many other deeds: Eugene Burger to Richard L. Shank. Ralph Frushour to Gutther Ralph Frushour. Marshall Murray to Norman Etzler. and rights of way with Dura V. Shry.
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce releases a mid year report detailing a 4000 debt reduction from the South Market Street entrance project and the passage of a bill to phase out inventory and machinery taxes. It notes creation of a Letter Writers Brigade and extensive Citizenship outreach. The report cites Business Education Day and National Chamber Aircade participation. The piece also mentions Pope Paul VI set to meet UN secretary general Thant during a Vatican visit.
An assortment of items includes a language lesson on misused pronouns and common errors. It then reports two North Market street properties sold in a mortgage foreclosure by assignee W. Jerome Offutt with Emmett R. Bowlus as auctioneer. buyers Paul W. Hann and Erma E. Hann bid $19 750 for 1013 and 1015 North Market street. Additional brief items note FBI testimony in a Navy espionage retrial, Jordan's prime minister resignation, Seoul rice mealtime measure, and a Baltimore man proving ownership after tampering with a car.
Officers report finding a dangerous weapon described as a tie and a blackjack in a perturbed area. The incident includes references to eagles and birds, a bowling equipment set, and a fragmented scene with unclear context and food remains.
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