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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1960
Page
4
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Economic outlook shows a $500 million surplus for the year ending June 30, aided by cotton exports and higher personal tax receipts. Analysts note the psychological impact of a favorable variance on confidence and private investment, with Congress's actions and election politics looming over fiscal 1961. Hospital notices, migrant laborer drowning, and boxing results accompany the financial summary.
Kemptown Mrs Clarence Crum and Mrs Rubell Mullinix are convalescing after surgery at Montgomery County General. Lillye Williams visited Ten Hills Baltimore with Mrs Chester Albrect. Clarence Crum hosted a picnic party for William Crum Sr with relatives including Crum Jr Tabler Ray Day and others. Gayle Day and Scouie Day vacationed with grandparents in Frederick while Maxwell Day returned from National Guard training in North Carolina. The Days and Berwager group vacation at Berkley Springs West Virginia. Catherine Brandenburg of near Washington spent time with Mr and Mrs Claytus Brandenburg.
Montgomery county man BRAIKERD HE WARNER JR. backs the Republican bid for congress opposing incumbent Col. George A. Pearce of Cumberland. A beer spill on Market Street at The News Office after a delivery wagon accident. About 325 people rode the Frederick Railroad train to the Fen Mar reunion in Frederick. Public open air concerts in Frederick being promoted by Col. E Rushn Baughman. Cumberland set the 1916 tax rate at 72 cents. Large crowds watched skating at Braddock Heights Casino with Miss Coxe and Miss Kegel. Miss Ritchie will start a mountain class at Braddock with a fancy dress soiree. Harry G. Lescalleet’s stage line to Libertytown will be replaced by a new White Company truck.
A barn threshing rig and 600 bushels of wheat burned on John W Bowlus farm near Bolivar along with a wagonshed hogpen and more. One youth killed and two injured in a New Windsor crash. Masons from multiple Lodges held services at Bonnie Blink. A farmhouse fire near New Midway left a family homeless. Ground broken for the Hood College Joseph Henry Apple library. Two typhoid fever cases reported in the county.
A blackout after a power line failure on a Thursday evening disrupts West Church Street and concerns residents. The letter also recalls the Democratic National Convention coverage, local social remarks, and the Montgomery County General Hospital plans for a July supper at Sherwood High School with a bazaar and entertainment.
The report lists Mrs Howard Lewis of Thurmont Mrs Charles Smith of Westminster and Mrs Edward Andrew Key Mar as recently admitted to Burg Hospital. Discharged from the same hospital was Mrs Thomas Fogle. Also noted are references to Emmitsburg and infant sg.
Miss Velma Jo Fox and Robert Benjamin Groff wed at the Evangelical Lutheran Church on a Friday afternoon. Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. officiated the double ring ceremony with music by Miss June Miller. After the vows the couple planned to reside at 137 West Patrick Street.
Two local weddings are reported. Bernadine Elaine Myers and Richard A. Stambaugh exchanged rings at Our Lady of Mt Carmel in Thurmont on June 24 with a double ring ceremony. Gloria Jean Weidner wed Donald Lee Gladhil July 1 at Grace Becky Pail Lutheran Church in Woodsboro.
Magistrate Joseph J. Coady tried two motor vehicle violation cases Friday morning. William Barford of Catonsville pleaded guilty to operating a car with an expired chauffeur's license and failure to appear for all hearing May 27.
Eisenhower signs bill authorizing expansion of Harpers Ferry National Monument. About 30 acres and Storer College buildings may be purchased, adding Civil War era armory and mile works sites to the new monument in West Virginia. Vesper service set by Carroll Manor Fire Company July 17 at 7 PM with choir, readings, and preacher Rev. Frank A. Rosenberger.
Ernie Broglio of the Cardinals allowed one hit and struck out 14 in a 60 victory over the Cubs as Ed Bouchee added a second inning single. Brooks Robinson of the Orioles went 5 for 5 with three RBIs and hit for the cycle in a 5 24 win over the White Sox.
A week of activities at multiple parks features croquet, flower shows, crafts, rhythm bands, dramatic play, and a Browningsville Band concert directed by Raymond Day on Sunday. Each park schedule lists daily morning crafts, afternoon play, and evening events such as folk dancing, story hours, and special shows.
A multi-site schedule lists evening and morning programs at Chapel Park Monocacy Park Baker Park Tiny Tot Town Mullinix Park and more including singing games rhythm bands crafts story hours and team games. The calendar highlights Peanut Play Night Diaper Derby and a July 21 horseshoe tournament with a Frederick County Court House flower show entry.
Police swept a private home in North Arlington New Jersey seizing 282000 dollars in cash along with adding machines records and account books in what authorities say is one of the state's largest gambling hauls. Susan Kaiser 64 was arrested for permitting policy operations and her son Harry 45 was later charged with running the operation.
Katherine and Margaret Webler of West Fifth street host Miss Mary Virginia Hoffheins and Miss Ger rude Pamperrien of Saint Cloud Florida. Hoffheins and Pamperrien depart for Cleveland Monday then return the following week. Rev. Paul L. Althouse of the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ West Church street came back Thursday from Eden Seminary Webster Groves Missouri after five weeks sabbatical summer school for ministers. Mrs. William R. Slemmer of East Second street returned from a five month European tour aboard the Queen Elizabeth in New York after dining with Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCardell in Rome. The tour visited Cobh Ireland England Scotland Norway Switzerland Belgium Holland France and Italy. Miss Grace V Zimmerman and Marikane near Feagaville are at Mar-L- Ridge Maryland Synod Camp Jefferson Maryland this week. Miss Candace Lee Schover of Mountaindale turns six today. Mrs. Mary Joy Middletown and daughter Joy with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Marker and Standaughter Joy returned yesterday from a week in New England.
Recent admissions include Edward Young Route 4 Frederick and Dr William Baish Woodsboro. Robert Kemp Frederick admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for emergency appendectomy and is recovering well. Henry May entered for observation and treatment. Jesse E Wiles discharged to 235 West Fifth Street recovering from a car accident.
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