Heat Wave Holds With No Relief Through Sunday
The U S Weather Bureau at the Airport warns of a continuing heat wave with temperatures around 95 or higher today and 2 to 3 degrees above normal into Sunday. A few scattered thundershowers may occur late this afternoon. rainfall remains far below normal for the month. Pools report attendance gains of 10 to 15 percent, while farms face dry spells impacting corn and second hay crops. Harvest ramps up as early apples and peaches begin to pick, orchards noting robust fruit despite dry conditions.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
United States Weather Bureau
Frederick City
Braddock Pool
Motorist Charged With Hit Run On South Market Street
A local man, Holly Paxton of West Patrick Street, was charged with hit and run after a collision on South Market Street at 11:15 p.m. A 1955 Buick driven by Paxton struck a 1958 Chevrolet driven by Douglas L. May, causing $200 damage to May’s car while Paxton’s car had $10 damage. Paxton was not located until 6:55 a.m. when his vehicle was found parked near his home. The incident was investigated by Cpl. John Wheellon and Officers Dorsey, Thompson, and Waite. A second minor accident occurred on East Patrick Street at 6:15 p.m. involving Thomas F. Van Pelt and Thomas C. Kline. Van Pelt’s 1961 Ford sustained $50 damage, Kline’s 1962 Plymouth $20 damage. Kline was charged with starting from a parked position. Officers Shepley and Bulle investigated.
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South Market Street
Holly Paxton
West Patrick Street
Paxton
Douglas L. May
RFD
Frederick
May
John Wheellon
Nathan Dorsey
Reed Thompson
Victor Waite
Patrick Street
Ua Safe UN Do 50
William Shepley
Victor Bulle
Frederick County’s long–time teachers announce sabbaticals and retirements
Four veteran instructors will miss the new school year. Robert Lambdin receives a National Science Foundation sabbatical to study mathematics at Rutgers for a year. Moss Leslie Miller and Ming Willet plan leaves to advance studies in Paris and at Middlebury. Hattie M. Willet Eda Harwood Margaret S. Abaugh and Ethel C. Beachley conclude long careers, with Willet starting in 1915 and Harwood serving in Rockville and Unionville before retiring in 1938. Abaugh and Beachley end 35 years in Frederick County education.
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Frederick County
Vey
Peque
Robert Lambdin
Rutgers University
National Science Foundation
Lambdin
Middletown High School
Thurmont High School
University of Maryland
Catholic University
Moss Lesloy Miller
Walkernville High
Levien
Paris
Middlebury Graduate School of
Miss Millet
Hood College
Middlebury College
Vermont
Ming Willet
Hattie M. Willet
Eda ¥. Harwood
Braddock . Heights
Margaret S. Abaugh
RFD
Frederick
Ethel C. Beachley
Willet
Carroll Count
Johns Hopkins University
Academy
Lewistown
Urbana
Albaugh
Towson State College
Urabna
Rippeon Named to Advisory Board at Walkersville Bank
Vernon Rippeon of Ceresville, long time farm machinery dealer and former president of the Ceresville Motor Company, is appointed to the advisory board of the Walkersville office of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. He holds multiple local leadership roles and is a World War II veteran. The Walkersville Bank has merged into Farmers and Mechanics.
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Vernon R. Rippeon
Ceresville
Walkersville Bank
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Benjamin L. Shuff
Rippeon
Ceresville Motor Company
Spring Garden Estates
Walkersville
Glade Valley
Lions Club
District 22
W. Lions
Masons
Lynch Laxige
Frederick Lodge of Perfection
Glade
United Church of Christ, Chamber of Commerce
Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmen's Club
Tsecorora Gun Club
Walkersville Fire Company
Francis | Scott Key Post
American Legion
The
Farmers and Mechanics
Buildings Burn On Godfrey Farm
An early morning fire on a farm owned by television and radio star Arthur Godfrey leveled a barn and three other buildings near Leesburg Va northeast of Lovettsville. Firemen from Brunswick contained the blaze after about two hours with no livestock or equipment lost and officials unable to estimate damages.
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Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Lovellsville
Leesburg
Brunswick
Glued-Down Delinquents Face Reform In Freddie Court
In juvenile court Chief Judge Patrick Schnauffer sentenced six Frederick boys for car stealing beer drinking and glue sniffing episodes. Two 15 year olds were sent to the Maryland Training School For Boys and one 17 year old was moved to magistrate court after probation and Navy enlistment actions. A 14 year old was sent to the Maryland Training School for Boys though the judge favored Brethren Village reform school. One boy on probation. another seeking Navy enlistment. a boy asked to go to the farm. several involved in glue sniffing sickened with one saved by hospital oxygen. Parents attended as officers noted the youths are “just bad.” The hearing referenced stolen beer and auto theft. 4H demonstration on freezing fruits airs on WBAL channel 2 Saturday.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick
Maryland Training School For
Ellis J. Carty
Carty
Baker Park
G. Plitt von Eiff
Children’s Aid Society
Reformatory
William C. Roderick
Children's Aid Society
Schnauffer
Sgt
Paul Mossburg
Roderick
Optimism Seen In Major East-West Differences Threat Of Renewed Uprising
Maryland National Guard units leave for Cambridge to relieve others while Cambridge faces possible demonstrations over racial tensions. State mediating efforts stall as a Bar Association panel weighs entering the dispute. Governor Tawes plans a radio television address on racial problems tonight.
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Maryland National Guard
Cambridge
Weslan
Towson
Thomas B. Finan
Maryland Bar Association
Finan
William McWilliams
Governor's Office
McWilliams
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore
Bar Association
Finand
Stanley Branche
NAACP
Chester
Merv Williams
Tawes
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Public Sale Nets 5300 For Crum House
The late Jennie P. Crum's property at 433 South Market Street sold this morning for 5300 at a public sale before the courthouse. New owners Mr and Mrs Richard VU Hunter of Clarksburg plan to occupy next year. Executors were Helen W. Martz and W Jerome Offutt. John J. Panton acted as auctioneer. attorneys were Mr Offutt and Ralph L. Gastley Jr.
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Jennie P. Crum
South Market Street
Court House
Richard VU. Hunter
Clarksburg
Anne
Helen W. Martz
W. Jerome Offute
Cram
John J., Panton
Mr. Offutt
Ralph L. Gastley Jr
Fortieth DeMolay Anniversary Weekend in Frederick
The Frederick Chapter Order of De Molay marks 40 years with Rooster Weekend festivities including a swimming party at Braddock Heights, an anniversary dinner at Francis Scott Key Hotel, a Sunday church service, a dance by Bi-Counts, and a 2:30 p.m. softball game at Main's Diamond. Melvin Engle, the local businessman and first master councilor, will be guest of honor at the 6:30 p.m. Saturday dinner. The celebration reflects the 1929 founding and enduring ease of De Molay in Frederick with current officers led by Master Councilor Philip Schroder.
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Frederick
Order of
de Molay
Braddock Heights
Melvin Engle
Ther
Francis Scott Key
United Presbyterian Church
George Cramer
Irvin Kinsey
Richard Boyer
Joan Staley
Michael Rhoades
Order of Job's Daughters
John Thomas
Anna Mae Young
Job
Linda Smith
James Greene
James Ramsburg
Main’s Diamond
de Molay Mothers’ Circle
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
World Wide Boys Organization
Enoch Royal Arch Masons
Frederick City
Mr. Engle
Howard
Philip Schroder
Dennis Fox
Robert Garrett
Richard Putman
William Schroder
Michael Schaden
Thomas Dutrow
John Staley
Keith Talbott
James Green
Bowlus Named District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
E Robert Bowlus secretary of Frederick Lodge No 684 BPO Elks has been appointed District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler West by Grand Exalted Ruler Ronald J Dunn at the Elks 99th annual convention in San Francisco. He will oversee lodges in Maryland districts including Garrett Allegany Washington Frederick Carroll Howard Montgomery Prince Georges and the District of Columbia for a one year term. Bowlus has long led Maryland Delaware and DC Elks affairs and helped form Westminster Lodge 2277.
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E. Robert Bowlus
Frederick Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
West Second Street
West
Ronald J. Dunn
Oneida
N. Y
Bowlus
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of
United States of America
San Francisco
Calif
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Howard, Montgomery
Prince Georges
Maryland
District of Columbia
Delaware
Ans
District of Columbia Elks
Westminster Lodge 2277
Westminster
Alcoholic Sales Rise in Frederick County 1963 Disbursements
State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein reports Frederick County received 44895.00 in 1963 distilled spirits revenue, up 4.36 percent from last year, with 11146.50 in the latest fourth quarter. Statewide checks totaled 645838.50, up 7.75 percent, bringing 1963 distributions to 2555758, a 6.29 percent rise. Montgomery County received 154382.50, up 9.70 percent. Also, an United Ambulance was dispatched to 248 Center Street shortly after 1 p.m., police reported.
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Frederick County
Louis L. Goldstein
United
Center Street
Mot management member named in community affairs report
Mr. Bowlus serves in the Management group of MOT at Grove Lime Company, a division of Flintkate Co, and is their production service manager. He and his wife Dorothy and son Eddie reside in Monocacy Village.
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Bowlus
MOT
Grove Lime Company
Flintkate Co
Dorothy
Ark
Eddie
Monocacy Village
Khrushchev Pushes Ban on All Nuclear Tests Amid Talks
In Moscow Khrushchev urged a comprehensive ban on nuclear tests including underground ones while signaling openness to an East-West nonaggression pact. He noted possible Western inspection but warned agreement may fail this period. Aimed to ease tensions amid Communist rift with China and a visit for Janos Kadar of Hungary.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
Seaalien
United States
England
Red China
Neelsville Presbyterians Approve 380000 Church Expansion Plan
Neelsville Presbyterian Church in German approves a three stage building program by architect Benjamin P. Elliott of Silver Spring. The plan totals over 380000 and begins with a 135900 Educational Building followed by a church edifice and finally a pastor’s Manse. Funding will come from bank financing and congregational pledges over several years. The project’s land is adjacent to the current church.
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aia _ Prete
Leet Metoree Inc
Albert W. Leas
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Benjamin P. Elliott
Silver Spring
Laranty
Albert W. Lens
Christian Education
Edue
Lent
Coupe
Eveie F Moone
Willard W. Wing
Richard B. Stuart
William D. Morton Jr
Thomas 4. McDonald
Mra. B
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Ceresville Motor
New York
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Frank J. Keefe Vernon R. Rippers
Woodlawn
Church Races Action Baltimore
Maryland Council of Churches
Space Agency
Wallops Island
Judge
Kathy Huffer
Sarah Susan Ahalt
Middletown
Progressive 4-H Club
WBAL
Kounter Weekend
Elks
Presbyterian Church
Montgomery County
Nikita
Neelsville Presbyterians
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