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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 19, 1964

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SRC Moves Ahead With U.S. 15 Interchange Plan Despite Opposition

The State Roads Commission will construct a partial interchange on U.S. 15 at West Seventh Street, despite resistance from the Frederick City Planning Commission and Hood College. Bids are being received for grading draining and paving about one mile of ramps. The project aims to connect West Seventh Street with U.S. 15 north and south and serve the Frederick Shopping Center area with future dualization in mind.

State Roads Commission U.S. 15 West Seventh Street Frederick City Planning Commission Hood College John B. Funk SRC Frederick Seventh Street City Planning Commission Planning Commission J. Harold Hooper Fairview Avenue Frederick Shopping Center Harry Rosenfeld Biggs Avenue

New Head Named For Goodwill Monocacy Unit

William L. VanArnum named manager of Monocacy Goodwill Industries on South Bentz street succeeding William Harwood who moves to executive director of South Georgia ace Industries in Albany. VanArnum, a University of Maryland education graduate and former world history teacher, resides locally with wife Joan and daughter Cheryl.

W. Harold Snape Baltimore Goodwill Industries William L. VanArnum Monocacy Goodwill Industries South Bentz Street VanArnum William Harwood South Georgia Ace Industries Albanya Harwood University of Maryland, College of Education Goodwill Duvall Prince Georges County Joan Cheryl Taney Court

City Building Inspector Named At Board Meeting

Charles W. Mock a long time city resident has been named City Building Inspector succeeding Paul Beard whose resignation takes effect July 1 The appointment announced at the Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting at City Hall cites the new code adopted in 1961 Mock born here has 30 years in contracting began as a carpenter helper in 1934 served 13 months in World War II and later partnered with his father for a firm Their duties include ensuring contractor compliance with the city building code Mock is married to Miriam Virginia Smith and the couple live on Washington street

Charles W. Mock Paul Beard Mock City Hall E. Paul Magaha Beard J. Herman Mock U.S. Marine Corps Mr. Mock Evangelical Lutheran Church Amvets Post Miriam Virginia Smith Washington Street

Community Chest X ray Drive Starts Monday in Frederick

The Frederick County annual chest x ray survey runs one month from Monday to July 24 with 76 mobile unit locations. H Thomas Summers chairs the effort urging adults 18 plus to participate and noting tuberculosis resurgence and the need for early detection.

Frederick County H. Thomas Summers Summers Board of Education Department of Health Frederick County Health Officer Forbes H. Burgess Leon H. Hetherington Bureau of Tuberculosis Maryland State Department of Health Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association Freda $. Doll Tuberculosis Association Union Everedy Company East Patrrick Street Koffee Kup West Patrick Street Francis Scott Key Price Electric Company East Church Street Ox Fibre Brush Company State Road South Jefferson Street Carver Winchester Street

Nine Boys to Attend Boy's State at Annapolis

Francis Scott Key Post 11 sponsors nine local juniors to Maryland Boy's State at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis. William H S Miller, state chair, will lead them Sunday afternoon as participants simulate city county and state government with reveille at 6:30 a.m. and a full day of civic duties.

Francis Scott Key Reveille

City Parks Opening On Monday In Frederick

The Frederick Recreation Commission launches its summer program with the theme O Say Can You See For Francis Scott Key. City officials and park leaders meet Monday evening at City Hall to tour parks and plan a week of activities including singing games relays and Bring A Pal contests with registrations and equipment distribution. Park leaders listed include Karen Hall Jean Munshour Iva Jean Dorsey Betty Lou Henderson Joe Beeson Lenda Mika Jane McLaren and many others coordinating at East Third Chapel Monocacy Staley Baker Mullinix Rosedale Linden Hills Catoctin McCurdy Baughman Tiny Tot Town Mullinix and more in the day’s agenda.

Frederick Recreation Commission Francis Scott Key Recreation Commission City Hall East Third Park Karen Hall Jean Munshour Chapel Park Iva Jean Dorsey Betty Lou Henderson Joe Beeson Monocacy Park Lenda Mika Jane McLaren Staley Park Pamela Murray Michael Rhoades Baker Park Mary Ann Hooper John Karl Tiny Tot Town Johanna Zeiler Peggy Murray Mullinix Park Clara Frazier Marlene Snowden Rosedale Park Kristine Craddock James Gangawere Linden Hills Park Patricia la Corte Mary Molesworth Catoctin Park Connie Caldwell Karol Ann Long McCurdy Field Park Vickie Jackson Robert Frank Baughman Babee Park Myra Stull Mary Wickless South Frederick Park Patricia Geisbert Jessica Lewis

Maryland park funds eyed for Cunningham Falls plan

A proposed 6 787 000 budget item from the Maryland Commission for Forests and Parks may flow to Frederick County for Cunningham Falls near Thurmont. Delegate William M Houck says funds would back an additional lake at the park and broader state park improvements including land acquisition and recreation facilities.

Maryland Commission For Forests and Parks Frederick County William M. Houck Cunningham Falls Thurmont

Employee of the Year Award at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Mrs Kay Price, secretary to P David Youngdahl administrator at Frederick Memorial Hospital, is shown receiving the Employe of the Year award from Mr Youngdahl. The presentation occurred at the hospital's event in the spring.

Kay Price P. David Youngdahl Frederick Memorial Hospital Youngdahl Price

Myersville Seeks Water Plan Aid

The town seeks state help to locate a reliable water source, surveying Little Catoctin Creek from Duvall's Mill while considering the Poole property in the study. A May 14 plan by Maxwell and Associates faced local opposition over water adequacy and cost.

Myersville State Department of Geology, Mines and Water Resources Little Catoctin Creek Harmony Little Catoctin Duvall State Board Maxwell and Associates Gilbert Stroup Poole Myersville Motor Company Charles W. Fawley Robert Falkenstein John D. Mause Jr William Talbott Joseph Brown Richard Harp

Brunswick church to crown tower with steel cross top

A $22,800 four year remodeling of the First Methodist Church in Brunswick reaches a milestone as a nine and a half foot steel cross is placed atop a new aluminum tower cap. The project includes 25 miniature Schulmerich Carillon bells and Westminster Chimes. Bells and cap were supplied by Schulmerich Carrillons Inc. of Sellersville Pa and Overly Manufacturing Company of Greencastle Pa.

First Methodist Church of Brunswick Frank 3. Keefer Westminster William C. Warner Warner Baker Park Earl H. Cline and Sons Inc Schulmerich Carrillon

Town officials approve water service and building permit

Mayor Stroup said government plans to install post office boxes were foiled. Langdon won approval for water service north of town and Hubert Grossnickle received a permit to remodel a home into an apartment. Officials will hold more frequent meetings due to heavy business, with last night running from 8 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.

Stroup John N. Langdon Hubert Grossnickle

Frederick Memorial Hospital Holds Annual Family Picnic

About 800 people attended the Frederick Memorial Hospital annual family picnic held Thursday afternoon in the garden of the Georgianna Houck Simmons Nursing residence. Admiral Allen G. Quynn welcomed guests as Mrs. C. H. Woodman acted as master of ceremonies and the Little German Band directed by Carl Esterly provided music. Awards recognized long service and staff contributions, including a special Employee of the Year for Kay Price and a 25 year award for Dr. William B. Carpenter.

Frank J Keefer Georgianna Houck ‘ Simmons Frederick Memorial Hospital Georgianna Houck Simmons C. H. Woodman Allen G. Quynn Carl Esterly P. David Youngdahl Kay Price Youngdahl Sattar William B. Carpenter Daisy Darner Mary B. Fogle Mary T., Steele Dietary Phillip 6 Swann

Bloodmobile to Visit Frederick County Tuesday

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will make its final 1963 64 stop Tuesday at the Evangelical Lutheran Church on East Church Street from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Postmaster James A. Grove, chairman of the Frederick County Red Cross Blood Program, announced the event. About 250 appointment cards were mailed. 141 replies received with 91 affirmative, 20 to be rescheduled, and 30 dropped from active lists. Thirty donors are asked to give specific blood for open heart surgery on Tuesday.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Evangelical Lutheran Church East Church Street James A. Grove Frederick County Red Cross Blood Program Purcellville Mt. Alto Hospital Washington Grove

Commies Blow Up Train Near Nha Trang

Communist guerrillas detonated four passenger cars of a crowded train about ten miles south of Nha Trang, killing about 20 civilians including women and children and injuring many more. Rescue crews rushed to the crush of twisted rails as helicopters ferried the wounded to military hospitals. The attack marked a rare targeting of civilian travelers on Viet Nam’s north-south line.

Saigon South Viet Nam Trai Nha Trang Nah Trang Viet Nam

Grocery Stores Set To Reopen In Baltimore

Baltimore 225 supermarkets closed by a Maryland labor dispute will reopen next Wednesday after idle since April 17. Acme A and P Food Fair Giant Safeway Penn Fruit and Grand Union resume operations while union and management trade sharp criticism over contract demands from Local 692 AFL CIO Retail Clerks.

Baltimore Maryland Afl-Cio Acme A&p Food Fair Giant Safeway Penn Fruit Grand Union

Installation Service Set for New Manor Lutheran Pastor

Rev. Henry Schaefer Jr. will be installed as pastor of Manor Lutheran Parish on Sunday at 7 30 p m in St Mark's Doubs. He is a Gettysburg Theological Seminary graduate and will be installed by Rev. David L Blackwelder. The charge will be preached by Rev. William Clewell. Mrs Schaefer, Ruth Richardson of New York, will join the congregation. Three churches, Manor, St Matthews Church Hill and St Luke's Point of Rocks, are served. Special music under Meredith Hickman precedes a parish hall reception.

Henry & Schaefer Jr Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary Manor Lutheran St. Mark’s Church Doubs David L. Blackwelder Frederick Lutheran Walkersville Bethel Lutheran Mr Schaefer William L. Clewell St. Mark’s St. Luke's Point of Rocks Meredith Hickman

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