Mixed Emotions Rule On Cars In City Life
The Maryland Court of Appeals upholds a farmer right to drive cows down main street as an ancient practice not abrogated by cars. New Jersey neighbors oppose a 62 car vintage Packard yard, moving them to avoid theft. In New York Mayor Wagner requires local citizen planning board approval before widening streets. The nation’s love affair with autos remains ambivalent amid highways and city effects. US auto production booms for a third straight year, likely surpassing 76 million units, with 1965 models offering major changes to sustain the boom and shift toward replacing feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Court of Appeals
New Jersey
New York
Wagner
U. S
Scorching 99 Degree Day Grips Frederick June 9 1914
Fifty years ago Frederick sweltered under a 99 degree official reading as heat beat down on people and beasts. A state road proposal would cut across Noah E. Cramer, County Commissioner John W. Humm, and John Cronise lands, removing two grade crossings and the Worman's Mill turn. Inter Denominational Men's Union planning began at Grace Reformed Church with Paul Smith and John W. Wolfe leading. In Chambersburg, three miles of Hagerstown and Northern track in Pennsylvania sold for 10000 dollars to Charles McC. Mathias, with a 10000-dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick and
Woodsboro Pike
Emmitsburg Pike
Northern Central Railroad
Noah E. Cramer
John W. Humm
John Cronise
Worman’s Mill
Grace Reformed Church
Frederick R. Paul Smith
Grace Reformed
John W
Lower Birth Rate Pressures Political Propaganda
The article notes falling birth rates in the United States despite more women entering child bearing age and marriages. It attributes the trend to economic concerns and the rising priority of college education, with families delaying or limiting births to enable women to return to work and sustain incomes. Public Health Service reports births this spring at a decade low, not alarming but contrary to predicted population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Public Health Service
Funeral Services for John W Geesie Held in Lewistown
Funeral services for John W Geesie who died Thursday at his home in St Anthony s were held Monday at 2 pm from the Lewistown Chapel on the Hill conducted by Rev Ivan Graugle Pallbearers were George Charles and Leonard Wolf Alfonso Knott James Miler and Russell Lewis Interment was in Lewistown Cemetery Funeral services for John T Tucker of McKinstry Malls near Union Bridge who died Friday at Rehoboth Nursing Home near Eldersburg were held Monday 130 pm at Union Bridge Funeral Home of D D Hartzler and Sons His pastor Rev Clarence Govens officiated Pallbearers were members of King Samuel s Nazarete s Lodge No 14 including Robert Jones Frank Butler George Green Ellsworth Brown Arthur Patterson and Alonzo Nokes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Geesie
St. Anthony's
Lewistown
Ivan Graugle
George
Charles
Leonard Wolf
Alfonso Knott
James Miler
Russell Lewis
Lewistown Cemetery
John T. Tucker
McKinstry Malls
Union Bridge
Rehoboth
Eldersburg
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Clarence Govens
King Samuel's Nazerite’s Lodge No. 14
Robert Jones
Frank Butler
George Green
Ellsworth Brown
Arthur Patterson
Alonzo Nokes
Kids Inc Schedule Meeting and Call for Volunteers
Kids Inc will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday at 8 30 p m at 22 West Second Street. Anyone interested in joining is invited to attend. Volunteers are needed to help with projects and outings for the children. At the last outing to the Washington Zoo on May 23 there were 56 children and 16 chaperones.
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Kids Inc
Kids, Inc
West Second Street
Washington Zoo
City to buy five acres for North Frederick park
Frederick City plans a five acre park between West Tenth and West Twelfth streets off North Bentz Street Opossum Town Pike approved by the Planning Commission. Allied forces advance on the Italian front and France reports progress on the beach head. Betty Mae Barrick and Ernest Victor Wachs marry at Woodsboro Lutheran Church after a Woodsboro family gathering. Frederick endures a chilly June night with a record low around 43 degrees, eight degrees warmer than prior night.
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Frederick
City Planning Commission
West Tenth
West Twelfth Streets
North Bentz Street
Opossum Town Pike
Adriatic
France
Supreme Headquarters
Claude H. Barrick
Woodsboro
New York
Betty Mae Barrick
Ernest Victor Wachs
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Realtors to Meet Ocean City Md Spring Conference
About 400 participants are expected for the Maryland Association of Real Estate Boards 12th annual spring conference in Ocean City from June 18 to 21. Lloyd R. Coates of Hyattsville is the group president and William C. Hayes Jr. of Baltimore chairs the organizing committee.
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Ocean City
Maryland Association of Real Estate Boards
Lloyd R. Coates
Hyattsville
William C. Hayes Jr
Baltimore
Mayor Richard Gorton of Spring City Dies After Illness
Richard R. Gorton, 48, mayor of Spring City and publisher of the Interborough Press, died at home after a three month illness. He led the borough and contributed to local journalism.
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Spring City, Pa
Richard R. Gorton
Spring City
Interborough Press
Man Injured In Auto Crash In Maryland
A 36-year-old Rocky Ridge man, Harvey M. Pittinger Jr., was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a head on collision on Md. 194 near New Midway at about 6:30 a.m. He suffered forehead, elbow, and knee lacerations. The other driver, Joseph A. Hill, 45, of Taneytown, received hand and foot lacerations. Hill was charged with passing when the way ahead was not clear.
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Rocky Ridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
New Midway
Harvey M. Pittinger Jr
Joseph A. Hill
Taneytown
Walter D. Drumm
Hill
Pittinger
Woodsboro
Miss Smith and Ronald Zecher wed in Burkittsville
Miss Deborah Ann Smith and Ronald William Zecher were married Saturday evening at St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Burkittsville in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore bombazine lace with a veil Crown pearls and a white orchid bouquet. Attendants included Paula Smith maid of honor and bridesmaids from Burkittsville Laurel Crownsville and Braddock Heights. Best man was Richard Zecher. ushers included cousins and brothers. ring bearer Kevin Zecher and acolyte Dwayne Oland. A church reception followed and the couple plans to reside on North Market Street Middletown after a trip to Ocean City Md. The bride and groom are Middletown High School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Ann Smith
Paul M. Smith
Burkittsville
Ronald William Zecher
Harold W. Zecher
Jefferson
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
John L. Barnes
Paula Smith
Judy Holter
Laurel
David Semler
Boonsboro
Sandra Smith
Crownsville
Stephen Smith
Braddock Heights
Gwendolyn Wisner
Walkersville
Richard Zecher
Ronald Huffer
Hagerstown
Samuel Huffer
Towson
Clarence Wolfe
Pikesville
Kevin Zecher
Dwayne Oland
David Oland
John Horman
Middletown
Thomas Overton
Eldred Boyer
Reno Smith
James Bopst
Kenneth Wisner
Charles Brandenburg
Robert Guyston
Richard Zimmerman
Smith
Middletown High School
Zecher
Ingalls Lumber and Supply Company
Prominent Farmer's Wife Dies Suddenly
Flora May Burall wife of Jesse Burall of New Market died suddenly at her home on Monday evening at 59. Survived by husband five children and many relatives. She was active in local churches and organizations. Burial at Bush Creek Church of the Brethren with Falconer Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Flora May Burall
Jesse
Burall
New Market
Frederick County Roads Board
Frederick County Soil Conservation District
New Market Grange
Fire Department
Lions Club
The
Farm Bureau
Prominent Attorney Dies in Baltimore at 61
Richard D. Biggs general counsel for Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Association in Baltimore died after a lengthy illness. A Frederick County native, he was 61, educated at Loyola College and the University of Maryland Law School. He served as board member since 1933 and as general counsel since 1956. Survived by wife Ann Gaver, son Dr. Richard D. Biggs Jr., daughter Mrs. David Ewell, brother Sheridan C. Biggs, sister Mrs. Charles E. Stansbury, and a grandson. Services Wednesday 10:30 a.m. at the Episcopal Cathedral of the Incarnation. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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Richard D. Biggs
Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Association
Baltimore
Frederick County
Mr. Biggs
Rocky Ridge
Loyola College
University of Maryland Law School
Ann Gaver
The
Savings Institution
Robert B. Biggs
Loyola Federal
James C. Murphy
Biggs
Baltimore City
State
American Bar Associations
Maryland Club
Baltimore Country Club
Country Club of Maryland
Richard D. Biggs Jr
David Ewell
Sheridan C. Biggs
Louisville
Charles E. Stansbury
Episcopal Cathedral of the Incarnation
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
City
Canal National Park tour maps future canal recreation plans
A National Park Service inspection of the C and O Canal area near Big Pool Antietam Creek and Harpers Ferry outlines long term development for recreational facilities. Wells are being drilled along the canal and restoration work on canal structures aims to re water portions for fishing and boating with the historic dry dock at Harpers Ferry highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghancy Highlands
U. S. Park Service
Maryland
Big Pool
Potomac River
Antietam Creek
C and D National Monument
Edwin Dele
Mathias
Harpers Ferry
Park Service
Canal Company
C & O Canal
Richard Reppert
Paul Herndon
The
Natural Resources Institute
Russ Heugebauer
National Wildlife Federation
Baltimore Methodists Prepare for Five Day Conference in Washington
The Baltimore Annual Conference opens Wednesday at Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church in Washington with Holy Communion and a memorial service. Local ministers Rev. Ralph M. Sharpe and Rev. Lyle W. Ashby, along with lay delegate Mrs. Ray Smith, will attend. The program includes reports, talks by Dean Francis B. Sayre Jr., Dr. Colin W. Williams, and Dr. Edward W. Bauman, plus a Sunday appointments reading by Bishop John Wesley Lord and an ordination service.
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Baltimore
Washington
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Ray Smith
Lyle W. Ashby
Trinity Methodist Church
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church
Francis B. Sayre Jr
Washington Cathedral
Colin W. Williams
Department of Evangelism
National Council of Churches
W.S.C.S
John B. Jones
Edward W. Bauman
Wesley Theological Seminary
General Conference of the Methodist Church
John Wesley Lord
Goldstein Speaks To Graduates at Frederick College
W Sneadner conferred degrees and praised graduates with honors and past honor students. Elizabeth B Jenkins won high honors plus a Certificate of Scholarship for top averages. others listed include Jane Louise Frink Vietnun Lanny Harenen horn and Charles Bernard Burdette. Special awards went to Charles Zang for chemistry and Joseph Gall for biology from the Fort Detrick Scientific Research Society of America. Frederick Civic Club top English social science student Hardenhorn. second semester honorees include Marjorie L Scott Alan C Powers and others. Awards were presented by Dr. John M Ladino and Edith Osborn.
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W. Sneadner
Elizabeth B. Jenkins
Jane Louise Frink
Vietnun Lanny Harenenhorn
Charles Bernard Burdette
Catherine K. Bussard
Fort Detrick Scientific Research Society of America
Charles
Farm Sold Near New Market Marks Local Land Deed Rise
County records show Paul Gaver and wife sold 45 acres northwest of New Market along Boyer Mill road to Francis T. Elliott Jr and wife for about 35000 dollars as indicated by revenue stamps. The farm includes a house and outbuildings. Manila AP reports US Air Force says B57 bombers and crews train at Clark Air Base for all contingencies with no specified targets.
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Paul Gaver
Francis T. Elliott Jr
New Market
Boyer Mill Road
Manila
Air Force
Clark Air Base
Minister Ordained At Brunswick Church
Ernest O. King Jr. was ordained at First Baptist Church Brunswick in a service led by Rev. Archie Prevatte and Rev. G. Bartow Harris. He earned a B.A. from Shepherd College and a bachelor of church music from Southern Seminary. He and his wife Dorothea Jane Wilson plan to work as minister of music and youth leader and organist at Port Wentworth Georgia church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Brunswick
Ernest O. King Jr
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Archie Prevatte
Easton
G.bartow Harris
Hagerstown
Leonard D. Carmack
Brunswick Church
King
Brunswick High School
Shepherd College
Southern Seminary
School of Church Music
Dorothea Jane Wilson
Vernon Wilson
van Lear Manor
Williamsport
Port Wentworth
Death notices for Haugh Frazier and Moser in Frederick area
Charles H Haugh 80 of 7 Hamilton avenue died Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Survived by wife Margaret Shipley Haugh, three children, sister Nora Houck, three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 1 p m Sal amone Funeral Home with Mount Olivet interment. John H Frazier 86, retired farmer of Jefferson County WV, died Saturday in Charles Town General Hospital after long illness. Survived by two daughters Lillian Keller Mabel Kronenberg, two sons Ray Frazier and Charles Frazier, 27 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren. Funeral today 2 p m Hackles Funeral Chapel Harpers Ferry with interment in Fairview Cemetery. Mrs Cathleen E Shellenberger Moser 76 of Vindobona Nursing Home Braddock, born Williamsport PA, wife of E Layton Moser. Survives include four sons Edward Richmond VA, Charles, George, Lester Thurmont. five daughters Norman Enders, Paul Toms, Lottie Low Thurmont, Edward Heim Mount Airy, Barb Wachter Havre de Grace. 27 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren, one sister Sarah Baker Hummels Town PA. Body at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont. services Thursday 2 p m conducted by Rev Joshua Rice and Rev Paul Myers. interment United Brethren Church Thurmont.
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Charles H. Haugh
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Emmitsburg
Thomas
Ida Elizabeth Eyler Haugh
Margaret Elizabeth Shipley Haugh
Lloyd Stubbs
Frederick
William F. Haugh
Baltimore
Charles T. Haugh
Mt. Pleasant
Nora Houck
Salamone Funeral Home
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
John H. Frazier
John Henry Frazier
Jefferson County
W. Va
Charles Town
General Hospital
Berryville
John Henry
Mary Frances Frazier
Lillian Keller
Mabel Kronenberg
Ray Frazier
Rawson
Charles Frazier
Engle
Hackles Funeral Chapel
Harpers Ferry
Harold R. McClay Jr
Bolivar Methodist Church
Bolivar
Fairview Cemetery
KE. Layton Moser
Cathleen E. Shellenberger Moser
E. Layton Moser
Vindobona
Braddock
Williamsport
John
Elenora Killier Shellenberger
Dunkard Church of
Mountaindale
Edward F
Richmond
Charles W
George L
Lester L
Thurmont
Norman Enders
Paul Toms
Lottie Low
Edward Heim
Mount Airy
Barb Wachter
Havre de Grace
Sarah Baker
Hummelston
Creager Funeral
Joshua Rice
Paul Myers
United Brethren Church
Frederick County United Appeal leader returns after Pittsburgh course
Mr. Harry A Harper executive director of the Frederick County United Appeal has returned to Frederick after a three week Community Planning and Social Welfare program at the University of Pittsburgh He was top graduate in a class of 41 and says the training will aid this year’s campaign. Mr Robert Abrecht of 526 North Market Street marks his 68th birthday today. In Charles Town West Virginia an RFD Frederick Maryland man was arrested after a pickup truck collided with a car on US 340 east of town at 1145 pm Friday Albert James Baker charged with failure to keep his vehicle under control Merlin Joseph Daste Hyattsville Maryland was the other driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Harper
Frederick County
Charles Town
W. Va
Frederick
U.S. 340
Here
Albert James Baker
Merlin Joseph Daste
Hyattsville
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RAD
Man
Phato
Davis Studio
New Market Fire Company
Bush Creek
Richard M. Ray
East Ninth Street
Nationwide Insurance
Annapolis
Carvel Hall Hotel
Ray
Cambridge
Air National Guard
Donald A. Ross
Marlow Heights
MD. Andrews Air Force Base
Ross
Wants Canal National Park
Methodist Conference
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Congress
Canal
U.S. Park Service
Goldstein
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