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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1966
Page
3
A historical note states that slicing bread for sale was prohibited in the United States from 1943 through the end of World War II, reflecting wartime rationing measures and food conservation policies. The rule impacted bakers and retailers nationwide.
Hood College announces Philip S. Van Hook as Assistant to the President. Van Hook joined Hood in 1961 as staff assistant and became secretary of the college corporation in 1965. He previously worked at Greer School New York and taught at Frederick Community College. He is a Dickinson College graduate with graduate work at Temple Harvard and Boston universities.
Luci Johnson and Patrick J. Nugent plan Aug. 6 Texas wedding and will reside in a rented dream house in Austin after the ceremony. They seek privacy and plan to start married life near the University of Texas. A separate public sale notice lists a Brunswick Maryland property with details of a seven room dwelling and terms of sale.
Luci Johnson, 19, spoke of future plans with Nugent, 23, to live in a small duplex in a nice Washington area. She will study and type and shorthand while Nugent works toward an MBA. She expects to manage budgeting and housework, with careful support from him if needed, and she noted no ice box yet. The First Lady’s office declined details on Secret Service arrangements. Invitation For Bids: Frederick County Board of Education seeks bids by August 2 1966 for a toilet facilities building at Governor Thomas Johnson High School. deposits and bid bonds required.
The City of Frederick invites sealed bids for Contract 66 A for the Wisner Street Bridge over Carroll Creek. Bids due August 3, 1966 at 10 00 AM EDT. Bid bond 5 percent, $10 copy sets, insurance, and right to reject bids reserved.
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