Local notices list residents and bids for historic park work
In Frederick Maryland on June 10 1963 a local notice lists residents and officials. It reports arrests by several officers and announces bids awarded by Harpers Ferry National Historical Park for re roofing and plastering work including H T Harrison & Sons Bonded Applicators Whitlock and Casing with bid amounts ranging from four thousand six hundred nine dollars to nine thousand four hundred eighty one dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers _Ferry National Historical Park
H. T. Harrison & Sons,Inc
Rockville
Maryland, Inc
Hagerstown
Stagecoach Inn
Coons
Whitlock and Casing
Waynesboro
Marriage trends lift wedding bells across the nation
The Population Reference Bureau cites 1.6 million marriages this year and 200 000 June brides highlighting rising marriage rates. It notes unmarried women in their early 30s dropped from 15 percent to lower levels since 1930s, with April 15 dating as a deductible item for husbands. Leap Year looms as singles face pressure.
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Society Pages
Population Reference Bureau
Washington
Garden of Eden
Bureau
June
Unbreakable Habit Taxes Endure Beyond Original War Time
The House Ways and Means Committee approved another year of temporary taxes to fund Korea era spending. If kept, consumers will pay extra excises on cigarettes, phone service, alcohol, autos, and parts while the 52 percent corporate rate may stay, delaying a Kennedy plan for broader cuts. The piece notes temporary taxes become an unbreakable habit.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Pastoral Changes Announced At Westminster Maryland
Methodist Bishop Juan Wesley Lord announced pastoral changes at the Baltimore Annual Conference in Westminster Maryland. The list names several pastors and new assignments across multiple churches, with locations and offices indicated.
Twenty Years Ago Jems From The News-Fast Files
Frederick citizens welcomed a non political administration under Major elect Hugh V. Gittinger chosen as city chief executive by a decisive Republican sweep. Elected with him were Mehr F. Wachter city recorder Russell H. MeCain Emmert R. Bowls Edward P. Oden Charles W. Stup and possibly Charles P. Staley aldermen. The Jailer by Justne Pris won over Alley V. Renn by the official count. details hinge on final tally and court actions.
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Frederick
Hugh V. Gittinger
Republians
Gittt
Mehr
F. Wachter
Russell HH
Me. Cain
Emmert R. Bowls
Edeward P. Oden
Charles W. Stup
Charles P. Staley
Justne Pris
GAO
Alesey V. Renn
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files Shine
Local notes recount Edward Mantz injured unloading a piano at Braddock and healing well. Strawberries appear on the Frederick market but may be short lived. The Washington Street school building will be modern and replace the South Street school. The Georgianna Simmons Nurses Home at Frederick City Hospital expected by mid July. Frederick County National Bank building near completion. Engine houses for Frederick show unique construction. Junior Fire Hall rear brickwork nearly finished at Fifth and Sixth streets. Hood College baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Dr. C J Musser of Philadelphia. Town clock faults noted as Sundays pass. Hagertown and Frederick Railway Co reported a busy Sunday for passengers.
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Edward Mantz
Braddock
Washington Street
South Street
Frederick
Georgianna Simmons
Frederick City Hospital
A.C. McCardell
Frederick County National Bank
Fifth
Hood College
Evangelical Reformed Church
C.J. Musser
Philadelphia
Hagerstown
Maryland couples die in weekend car crash
A young Maryland couple from Talbot County, Peter Van Lennep and Josephine Ludlow, both 20s, died in a head on collision on U S 301 near New Castle Delaware. A truck driver Andrew Arbai 47 and his 10 year old son Joseph were injured.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Peter van Lennep
Josephine Ludlow
St. Michael's
U.S. 301
New Castle
Del
van Lennep
Avere
Andrew Arbai
Plant City
Fla
Joseph
Arbai
Delaware General Hospital
G. A. van Lennep
van Lenneps
Talbot County
Maryland Garden Clubs
Ludlow
Wiliam G. Ludlow
Memorial Hospital
Easton
St. Michael's High School
Joseph A. Smith
Prince Georges County
Smith
Morningside
College Park
Potomac Man Leads WW II Veterans Home From Russia
Paul H. Griffith of Potomac Maryland led four Ameri can veterans of World War Two home from Moscow where they met Russian counterparts. Griffith, president of the Arms of Friendship and former national commander of the American Legion, said Russians universally desire peace.
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Potomac
Russia
New York
Arms of Friendship
Moscow
Paul H. Griffith
Potomac, Md
American Legion
Truman
Services Today For Rev Wade
Funeral services were held at 10:00 at the National Lutheran Home for the Aged Chapel Washington for Rev De William Arthur Wade a former Maryland Synod secretary and president and longtime ULCA Deaconess Work leader who died Friday. Interment will follow in Mt Hebron Winchester with two synod presidents attending. Wade born November 4 1879 in Willis Virginia and educated at Roanoke College Gettysburg Seminary and served pastorates in several towns. He retired in 1944 then returned to parish work and held multiple leadership roles in the United Lutheran Church.
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National Lutheran Home For the Aged Chapel
Washington
de. William Arthur Wade
Maryland Synod
Board of Deacone S
United Lutheran Church
Wade
John C. Stuff
Carl R. Simon
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester
Wades
William &. Eisenberg
Mt. Hebron
Synod
J. Luther Mauney
L.H.D
Reginia Synod
Frank Fife
Maryland
Peyton J
Susan Hylton Wade
Willis
Floyd County
Oxford Academy
Floyd
Roanoke College
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
West Pennsylvania Synod
Mt. Calvary
St. Paul's
Lionville
St. Mark's
Haly Comforter
Baltimore
Sharpsburg
Elix. College
Salem
Secret of Maryland Synod
ULCA
Grace Rowe
Emmitsburg
National Lutheran Home For
Washington, D.C
Samuel BR
Mary L. ‘Horner) Rowe
Godfrey Miller
National Lutheran Home
Mountain View
Stuff
Hysong Funeral Home
Motorist Committed To Jail In Drunken Driving Case
Cornelius Williams 42 of Pittsburgh was committed to Frederick County jail for three months in default of fines after a guilty verdict for drunken driving speeding and failing to stay right of center. Williams was fined 260 dollars plus costs or 60 days for drunken driving 25 dollars plus costs or 13 days for speeding and 25 dollars plus costs or 13 days for the right of center violation. Tie. Harry J. Frost arrested Williams Sunday at 9 10 a m on U S 40 west of the State Police Barracks B. Kenneth Wiles of Frederick was acquitted on an assault and battery charge. Wiles faced May 21 allegations by Richard R Harper. Harper testified of a fight over a drug chain hookup on a tractor. Wiles said Harper cursed him and swung twice. Wiles’ father and another employee testified Harper started the fight. Herbert L Rollins was Wiles’ attorney. Roger Lee Morrison 19 and James Spivey 20 of Westminster were each found guilty of petty larceny and were jailed 15 days for defaults on 50 fines. They were charged May 2 by James Ensor of New Windsor who said he lent his son to help tear a motor from a car. Ensor noted most tools and the jack were later returned.
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Cornelius Williams
Pittsburgh
Frederick County
Stanley Y. Bennett
Williams
Harry J. Frost
Willams
U. S. 40
Kenneth Wiles
RFD 2
Frederick
Wiles
Richard R. Hlarper
Sho
Harper
Far N
Herbert L. Rollins
Roger Lee Morrison
Westminster
James Spivey
James Ensor
New Windsor
Ensor
Condition Of Rivers Reported Muddy At Buckeystown And Point Of Racks
The river conditions are described as full and muddy at Buckeystown and muddy at Point of Racks along the Potomac, indicating high water and sediment presence. Local reports note the impacted shoreline and potential effects on navigation.
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Buckeystown
Potomac
Reverend Wade's Ordination and Survivors Noted
Conventions nine times Gettysburg College awarded him a Doctor of Divinity in 1927. He served in Lovettsville Virginia. One month before his ordination in 145 Rev Dr Wotie married Ursula Cotta Richard of Lovettsville, daughter of Rev and Mrs Asa Richard, his only survivor Mrs Wade will reside at the Home.
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Gettysburg College
Lovettsville
Wotie
Ri College
Ursula Cotta Richard
Asa Richard
Lovettsvile
Wade
Dr Grayson W Gaver Dies After Brief Illness
Dr Grayson W Gaver native of Myersville died suddenly at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore from a coronary occlusion after becoming ill that afternoon. He was chair of the University of Maryland School of Dentistry prosthesis department and was to be named Distinguished Alumnus for 1963 by the school's Alumni Association. Funeral services will be held in Baltimore with interment at Lorraine Park. memorial gifts may go to the G W Gaver Memorial Fund at the university.
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Grayson W. Gaver
Myersville
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Gaver
University of Maryland School of Dentistry
Department of Dental
U. of M. School of Dentistry
Calvin Gaver
Pauline Posey Gaver
Joan G. Hickey l
Townson
Land
Lloyd Gaver
George
Paul
Herman
Marion J
Leo Gaver
Bradley Gaver
Columbia
Daniel
Justice
Max Gaver
Arlington
E. E. Pyles
A. K. Stauffer
Korea
Savings Bond Sales Rise 16 Percent in May
U S Savings Bonds sales in May topped last year by 16 percent with redemptions down 7 percent. Series E and H cash sales reached 410 million, 57 million above May 1962. Outstanding E and H bonds total 46 253 million, up 754 million since January.
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Washington
U. S
Treasury
Death Notice for Francis J. Bishop Aged 44
Francis J. Bishop 44 died Thursday at his home in Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania. He worked for Helms Express in Harrisburg and served in the Army Air Force during World War II. He is survived by his widow Verna and several children, siblings, and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were announced through the local official and church. burial followed in the area.
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Francis J. Bishop
Mechilliesburg
Helms Express, Inc
Harrisburg
Army Air Force
Verna Bishop
Terry L
David
Land
Francis M
Mechanicsburg
Shirley Smith
Nancy Swees
Carlisle
Charles D
Mechanicsburz
William
Fairfield
Avo
Loretta Murray
Mary Murray
Eninitsburg
Towson State Commencement Attendees Noted at East Fourth Street
Among the readers at Towson State Teachers College graduation exercises were Mr. and Mrs. Molesworth and Mr Ronald NX of East Fourth Street. Mrs Curai Ann Molesworth Young received a Bachelor of Science degree as one of 240 graduates. The text records several names and addresses connected to attendees and graduates.
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and 4Worth
John W
Tipton
Abe
Wbeb
Funeral notices for multiple local residents
Funeral services were held for John Ed ward Clabaugh at C. O. Fuss and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Don ald Brake officiating. Pallbearers were Kenneth Glacken Glenn Kiser Raymond Myers and others. interment in Keysville Cemetery. Other obituaries include Mrs Estella E Fogle at Grace Lutheran Rocky Hill with pallbearers Sylvester Bostian John Rice Merle Gladhill Clyde Beard Woodrow Barker Wilmer Beard. George Hanson Howard near Union Bridge at Strawbridge Methodist Church with interment in Mount Olive Cemetery. Randolph James Bell near Frederick at 1060 East Church Street with Pallbearers from J M Bucheimer Co. interment in Frederick Memorial Park.
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John Edward Clabaugh
C. O. Fuss and Son
Donald Brake
Kenneth Glacken
Glenn Kiser
Raymond Myers
Gerald Myers
George Flohr
Thomas Flohr
Keysville
Estella E. Fogle
Samuel C. Fogle
New Midway
Grace Lutheran Church
Rocky Hill
H. Edward Fisher, Jr
Sylvester Bostian
John Rice
Merle Gladhill
Clyde Beard
Woodrow Barkier
Wilmer Beard
G. C. Barton
George Hanson Howard
Union Bridge
Strawbridge Methodist Church
Westminster
Clarence Govans
Frank Smith
Herbert Brooks
Chester Fisher
George Roberts
Robert Dorsey
Wilbur Butler
Maynard Harder
Randolph James Bell
Gas House Pike
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Feneral
East Church Street
Charles
Frank In
Evancelliberan Church
Frederick man enters hospital for surgery today
Edward A. Cem of 11 West Seventh Street is admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for another procedure. William E. Sevinz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sieving of Parkncx, was also admitted this morning for surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Laren
Sheenaker
Wrsviln
Memorial Hospital
Edward A. Cem
West Seventh Street
Frederick Memorial
Gans
William E. Sevinz
Yer
Edward Sieving
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Paul L. Shipley
Robert McKinley
Hyattstown
John B. Wheeldon
Reed T. Thompson
Harry J. Pietersie
Ray N. Dietz
William A. Boone
Patapran
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Union Rhysant
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Jecerstown
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Belimore
Varpr
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Smuthsburs
Fredenci
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Lawrence Vian
Ponlesville
Kayden
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Hoert
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James J. Denham
East Ninth
Bracley
Neth
Corveze
Donald
Seeens
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Reginald B
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William T. Christy
Stewart
Fort Detrick
Alexander E. Charleston
Christy
U.S. Army
Army
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Dapete
Racher McGuire
Wes
Dr. Gaver
John D. Shawen
Anna E. Shawen
Pasadena
William F. Lutwyche Sr
William Cook
Loudoun Park Cemetery
Steiner B. Wachter
Pansy E. Wachter
Walkersville
Lewis E
Mary Elizabeth Putman Stauffer
Mt. Zion Hauch’s Lutheran Churcn
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Liberty
Conneillo
Morss
Long Beach
Clay L. Sanger
California
Achter
Keymer
Joseph W. Wachter
Donald J. Wachter
Rheymer
Elwood
Wachter
Omar B Stauffer
Cambride
Massachusetts
Barton Funeral Home
Frewis
Reid
Pam
Mt. , Hope Cemetery
Woodsixing
Qualier
Maryland Public
Thomas M
Thomas M. Bower
Carroll County
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Mahlon
Maury Conoway Bower
Hestand
Exa Bower Sumaing
Chidren
Mikires Ain
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Irene Har Pon Dart
Wanace Soyer
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