Honor to Miss Mary Grace Roberts with party
In Westminster Miss Mazie Gambrill hosted a victrola dance and moving picture party for about 20 young friends last evening. The Junior Fire Company tested its engine on West Fourth Street near Marshall Etchison’s residence, causing a water outage on the Rosemont Addition second floor. Market Master J Henry Schmidt vows to crack down on violators of city laws requiring permits for street selling produce. William Barnes, Republican state chairman, orders libel suit against Theodore Roosevelt over remarks supporting Harvey D Hinman for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Grace Roberts
Westminster
Mazie Gambrill
J. H. Gambrill Jr
Court Square
West Fourth Street
Marshall L Etchison
Rosemont Addition
Imarket
J. Henry Schmidt
Schmidt
William Barnes
Republican State Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr Hare
Harvey D. Hinman
Urban migration and city planning for a crowded world
The World Health Organization warns that urban migration will surge globally in the latter 20th century. The United Nations cites severe health challenges in crowded cities, especially in tropical regions, as populations move from farms to towns. The agency forecasts 6 billion people by 2000 with only 10 percent farming, urging metropolitan planning to create healthy, livable cities rather to repeat past haphazard growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
World Health Organization
United Nations Agency
Health coverage for aged under Social Security shelved
The Ways and Means Committee has shelved medical care for the aged this session. A Senate subcommittee report warns three quarters of older Americans lack adequate hospital insurance and only half have any health coverage. Republicans urge private insurance with Kerr Mills, while some back general federal funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ways and Means
Senate
American Hospital Association
Barry Goldwater
Everette Dirksen
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Kerr Mills
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Chamber Picnic Attracts 240 Members At Gambrill Park
Approximately 240 persons attended the Chamber of Commerce annual picnic at Gambrill Park on Wednesday evening from 5 30 to 9 30. Richard R. Kline chaired the event with entertainment by the Little German Band and the affair centered by Charles Stup. MYSTERY SOLVED A Hartford woman witnessed a man appearing to load another man into a car trunk prompting police intervention. Michael Lambert, a mechanic, later explained he had placed a fellow worker in the trunk to test a rattling noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Gambrill Park
Richard R. Kline
Charles Stup
Hartford, Conn
Michael Lambert
Hitler claims coup crushed and vows loyalty to victory
The day’s order from Adolf Hitler asserts a failed coup by a small circle of officers was crushed and promises the army will fight with exemplary obedience until victory. Wheat storage in the region strains as bumper crops move to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Henry S. Wallace
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
R. B. Wolfe
Wiliam B Bennett
Robert B. Crothers
Hugh V. Gittinger
R. E. Delaplame
Robert L. Smith
Orville M. Amick
Personal notices and births and anniversaries in brief
Mr and Mrs Dellwood F Michael West Patrick street celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Wednesday. Fahrney family of Monterey California announce birth of Bruce Duncan born July 17 in Monterey. Mr Fahrney son of Mrs Lawrence Fahrney Braddock Heights. Mrs Fahrney and Mrs Harlan Jessup Braddock Heights touring National Parks en route to California. Mr and Mrs Bill Dillon Charles Town announce birth of second child Tonda Rene born July 7 Winchester Memorial Hospital Winchester Virginia. Mrs Dillon formerly Miss Leora Frye daughter of Mrs Mary Frye Point of Rocks and Leroy Frye of Baltimore. Miss Bonnie Rohrbaugh North Market Street accepted at University Hospital Baltimore for training as radiological technician granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Paul F Fout. Mr Henry Wirts South Market Street celebrates 22nd birthday Tuesday. CALF SUBSIDY HIGHER London AP George Lawson Labour MP complains that welfare state values calves more than children amid Commons debate on Scottish farmers subsidies. Salad idea for summer menus proposes avocados with fruit or pears and French dressing and greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellwood F. Michael
West Patrick Street
David L Fahrney
Monterey
Calif
Bruce Duncan
Fahrney
Lawrence Fahrney
Braddock Heights
Harlan Jessup
National Parks
California
Bill Dillon
Charles Town
W Va
Tonda Rene
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Dillon
Leora Frye
Mary Frye
Point of Rocks
Leroy Frye
Baltimore
Bonnie Rohrbaugh
Clarence Rohrbau
Jousting A State Sport At Petersville Tourney
The Petersville Jousting Tournament sponsored by the Silver Bit Riding Club showcases modern jousting beneath state sport status. Professional rider Phil Clark achieves a perfect score by spearing rings across inch to three quarter inch sizes. Included are notable riders Maid of Cumberland Linda Walbert and Maid Karen Englhauer among both rookie and challenge cup classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Millard Eiler JR
Holy Trinity
England
Petersville
Silver Bit Riding Club
Maryland
Phil Clark
Knight of Wonder
Knight of Beauty
Little Woods
Knights of Silver
Knight of Friendly Trust
Greenwood
Karen Englhau_er
Knight of Silver
Maid of Cumberland
Linda Walbert
Boonsboro Approves $125000 Water System Bond
Citizens vote 157 to 104 in Boonsboro referendum approving a $125 000 water system improvement bond. Mayor John Herr praised turnout and noted the funds will aid site location for industry and ongoing community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
John Herr
Driver Forced Off Road In Adamstown Drag Incident
James G. Killingsworth 23 of Adamstown says two drag racers forced him off Ballenger Creek Pike. His car overturned after he lost control around 12 30 a m two miles south of the city. State police said no charges were filed and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Ballenger Creek
James G. Killingsworth
RFD 1
P. Richard Sanders
Dems appoint campaign director for Maryland slate
J Hardin Marion II was named campaign staff director by co chairs Herbert OConnor Jr and Francis Gallagher to assist the Maryland Democratic campaign for President John Joseph D Tydings and eight congressional nominees. Marion, a former assistant U S Attorney from Rodgers Forge Baltimore County, previously served as executive secretary in Tydings campaign. Headquarters will be at 26 East Baltimore in the former primary campaign building. A public event in Barnesville is planned for Saturday with top riders scheduled to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hardin Marion II
Maryland
John
Joseph D. Tydings
Marion
United States
Herbert R. O’conor Jr
Francis X. Gallagher
Rodgers Forge
Baltimore County
Tydings
U S. Senate
O’conor
Gallagher
East
Baltimore
Murray couple denounced court in absentia in Baltimore
Atheist Madalyn Murray and her son were convicted in absentia for contempt of court in Baltimore. Mrs. Murray got one year in prison and a $500 fine. William received six months. She called the proceeding a kangaroo court and condemned Baltimore as a wild city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Joseph L. Carter
Hawaii
Mrs. Murray
Stuart M. Cowan
Murrays
Susan Abramovitz
William
Frederick
Murray
John Mays
Clem Appointed Assistant Manager
Richard L. Clem of Rocky Ridge has been appointed assistant manager of the agricultural department at Maryland National Bank in Easton. He previously served as agricultural representative in Easton since 1961 and began banking in 1959 as an assistant agricultural representative. He is a University of Maryland graduate and holds a Colorado State MA in Agriculture Extension Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Clem
Rocky Ridge
Maryland National Bank
Easton
Clem
Graydon F. Clem
University of Maryland, College of Agriculture
Colorado State University Graduate School
Delmarva Poultry, Inc
Maryland Turkey Producers Association
Talbot County Farm Bureau
Maryland Farm City Week Committee
Association of Bank Agricultural Representatives
The
American Legion
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses issued for Thomas P. Cunningham and Elizabeth P. Hockaday in Glen Burnie and Baltimore, and Bryan J. Moore with Gloria A. Morgan in College Park and Smithsburg. Several property deeds recorded including Sallie Blanche Bible to Zion Reformed Church and transfers to Carroll Construction, Staley Ramsburg, Grayson Bowers Realty, and others across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Cunningham
Glen Burnie
Elizabeth P. Hockaday
Baltimore
Bryan J. Moore
College Park
Gloria A. Morgan
Smithsburg
Sallie Blanche Bible
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Roy L. Crum
Carroll Construction Corporation
W. Jerome Offutt
John J. Eaton
Rose Sack
Arlene Hess
Alonzo W. Hewitt
Morris Donald Hewitt
Amos A. Holter
Staley
Kids Rally To Raise Funds For Muscular Dystrophy
Washington area volunteers stage fundraising for muscular dystrophy research and patient services. The drive includes TV appearances on WTTG and a benefit game August 22 at an event with 25 000 seats donated by the Washington Seniors ball club for Kansas City Athletics versus Washington Senators. Contributions total 90000 over two years from Gaithersburg Frederick and Hagerstown. Merchants donate goods for children’s carnivals to boost the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTTG
M.D
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
Washington Seniors Ball Club
Greater Washington
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Hagerstown
South Korea Storm Toll Rises In Heavy Rainfalls
The national police reported 49 deaths and 33 injuries from heavy rainstorms and lightning across South Korea in the past 12 days. About 20 inches of rain drenched Seoul during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Rainy Picnic Closes Weather Forecast Uncertain
In North Granby Connecticut on Wednesday rain fell as predicted by Travelers Weather Service forecasters know to be specialists in meteorology. The damp picnic disrupted plans and underscored the forecasted wet weather in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Granby, Conn
Travelers Weather Service
Deaths of local residents listed with burial details
Death notices for Earl M Best, Russell N Baxter, Alfred Lloyd Johnson, Paul Elmer Wolfe, and Paul E Wolfe describe their ages, addresses, families, and careers. Funeral arrangements are given, including call times, cemeteries, and shipping of remains. Reports also include Khrushchev’s return from Warsaw and Congo revolt updates.
Funeral Services for Mrs Laura Stine Held at Middletown
Funeral services for Laura Stine widow of Eyster Stine were held at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown with Rev J Paul Seltzer. Pallbearers included Amos Stine Jr Glenn Gaver Daniel Poole and others. Interment in Lutheran Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Barbara Stottlemeyer
Blue Ridge Summit
iPa
Linda C. Mary C
Judith Ann
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Thurmont United Brethren Cemetery
Laura Stine
Eyster Stine
Middletown
Gladhill
J. Paul Seltzer
Glenn Gaver
Daniel Poole
Lee Gordon
Amos Stine Jr
Maynard Hawker
Calvin Waters
Lutheran Cemetery
Lois Kathryn Wachter
Elmer E. Wachter
RFD
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Paul L. Althouse
Charles Bruchey
John Bruchey
Walter J. Shaw
Donald L. Shaw
Larry Shaw
John Grice
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison & Son
Mary E. Wright
Roy E. Wright
West South Street
Frederick
Monocacy Nursing Home
H. Edward Fisher Jr
Paul Wiles
George Fisher
Arlington
Charles Beth
John
Glenn Main
Local Notices of Hospital Returns and Admissions
Among the sick Mr J Harry Brandenburg of Braddock returned home after two weeks of observation at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore. Mr Henry May of Monroe Avenue has returned from Frederick Memorial Hospital after an operation and is progressing well. Recent admissions to the Vin Debona Nursing Home Braddock Heights include Mrs Florence West Taney Avenue and Mrs Georgia Miller West Patrick Street. Bruce Schuettinger son of Mrs Arthur Schuettinger East Second Street has moved from a hospital to Happy Hills Hospital Baltimore. Mr Robert Abrecht Sr was taken from North Market Street to Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg WV. Mrs Cecile Rice was removed to her Carrollton Drive home from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Brandenburg
Old Braddock
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Henry May
Monroe Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Vindebona Nursing Home, Inc
Braddock Heights
Florence K. West
Taney Avenue
Georgia Miller
West Patrick Street
Bruce Schuettinger
Countians Smoking More Disbursement Figures Show State Half Share
The first two payments of this calendar year totaled $119,745.95 to the county, up $4,645.70 from a year earlier. The state distributes cigarette tax funds, with Baltimore City and 23 counties receiving the other half. Fiscal year totals show $11,205,566.17 distributed, with Baltimore City $3,605,354.22, Baltimore County $1,761,998.22, Prince George's $1,335,988.93, Montgomery $1,268,711.53, Carroll $179,250.75, Howard $129,401.88, and Washington $305,107.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Prince George's County
Montgomery County
Carroll County
Howard County
Washington County
Bunia Evacuation Sought for Women and Children
A group called on Congo authorities to evacuate 15 women and 16 children immediately from Bunia citing escalating danger and humanitarian needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunia
Congo
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News-Post
London
George Lawson
House of Commons
Lawson
Dems
Barnesville
Court News
Leon Enfield
C. Millard Eyler Jr
Knoxville
Clark
John A. Derr
C. Millard Giter Jr
Karen Englhauger
Earl
Daytona Beach
Fla
Jesse Stup Jr
Phil
Edward F. Zadar
Warren Davis
Kemptown
East Church Street
M. R. Etchison and Son
Russell N. Baxter
Mary Jane Clinton Baxter
Edward and
Barbara Anne Rowe Baxter
Alfred Lloyd Johnson
East Street
Bryan
Texas
Willie
Celestine Banks Johnson
Delores Johnson
Arizona
Annie Ruth Johnson
Houston
W. J. Johnson
Hicks Funeral Home
Paul E. Wolfe
Paul Elmer Wolfe
Lantz
Elmer
Eliza Stottlemeyer Wolfe
Sidney
Paul
Clyde Kendall
Harry Fogle
Harold Messner
Altie McAfee
Grace Smith
Hazel McAfee
Helen Mergen
South Mountain
Brown's Cemetery
Foxville
Warsaw
Poland
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Walter Ulbricht
Antonin Novotny
Elizabethville
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