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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
2
Frederick residents who wore blue or gray join in a Gettysburg reunion. Seventeen Union veterans and eleven Confederate veterans from Frederick County have applied for accommodations for the event.
A nationwide survey by the Institute for Research at the University of North Carolina analyzed 17 715 children in 5 398 families across 42 states and DC. Findings challenge common beliefs: 81 percent born in wedlock among welfare children, lower delinquency than national average, relief payments not meeting all needs, and many families still below a minimum standard of living.
Two major oil companies announce new processes to enable production of household detergents removable by biochemical methods. The move targets sewage disposal problems, seeking cleaner waters amid past suds in drinking water during droughts.
Francis Scott Key District Boy Scouts of America and General Chairman George A Zeigler thank The News and The Post for outstanding publicity for the June 8 exposition at Frederick Fairgrounds. A letter notes the event's success due to newsroom cooperation and public support. A playful anecdote follows about a boarding school letter from a boy to his parents describing 370 boys present.
Obituary mentions Mrs W Quyen published in The News and the Frederick? Record. It notes commendations from Congressman Charles Mathias and references a letter of appreciation, with details about Franvedmeriian scholars and related diplomatic tone.
A collage of brief recalls: race riot toll and troop deployment after six killed and 200 injured, extensive family washing strains at home, theft of 75 chickens near Rosemont, coal miners on strike threatening early mill closures, large crowd at union religious services in Baker Park, Charlie Keller homered and Yankees tied with Senators, two youths held on assault and robbery charges, Messina docks hit by Allied air attack, Braddock Heights pools crowded as heat rose to degrees.
Carroll County widow Alice Mona Long, 83, was found dead at her Finksburg home after a neighbor discovered her body. Police said death appeared caused by strangulation with bruises on the neck. an autopsy was ordered. A comb and earrings lay near the body as cash remained untouched.
Several residents return home or move to other facilities after Frederick Memorial Hospital procedures. Ralph M. Schultz and Mrs. Russell Smith improve after surgery. Anna Feaster and Dwight Davis recover, while Martha Etzler will enter Frederick Memorial for upcoming surgery. Paul Tibbs is back home recovering from surgery. Florida Burke Clary is transferred to Western Maryland State Hospital for further treatment.
Frederick City Police Officers James Schrover Don ald Tracey and Victor Wolfe spent their off time boating and fishing on the Potomac River near Noland's Ferry. Nancy Salinger wife of Pierre Salinger and Clin Rats sunt of Monkton will guest exhibitors at the Garden Festival of Fine Arts June 29 at Glengyle near Aldiv Va. The Loudon County Chapter of the Virginia Museum a Fine Arts sponsors the event. Pot hole danger noted by AAA as drivers should slow and stay in own lane when approaching.
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI the 262nd pope and former archbishop of Milan known as the bishop of the workers. He embodies efficiency and keen insight, guiding the church through ecumenical council goals and social justice advocacy.
Donald B. Rice Jr., son of Donald B. Rice Sr. of Kline Boulevard, wins a $4,850 Ford Foundation fellowship at Purdue University Lafayette Indiana. He begins the second year of his PhD in business administration research with a dissertation on the economic analysis of the basic oxygen converter in steel production and investment theory applications. He holds a master’s in economics from Purdue and a bachelor’s in chemical engineering from Notre Dame. He is married to Susan Fitzgerald of Evanston Illinois.
A wife recounts to her husband how she bought a hat at half price. The hat originally cost 30 dollars but was reduced to 15 dollars, letting her claim she paid for one item with the money she saved. The exchange highlights a simple, clever budgeting moment.
Funeral services were held for Harry Albert Hahn at Friend's Creek Church with interment in Friend's Creek Cemetery. Glenn G. Adalt died at Frederick Memorial Hospital and was buried at Lutheran Cemetery in Middletown after services at Gladhill Funeral Home. Irman M. Kepler of Frederick died at Frederick Memorial Hospital with interment in Lutheran Cemetery Middletown. John Francis Michel of Grant Place had a funeral at East Church Street Church with a requiem Mass and military honors at Arlington National Cemetery Fort Myer Virginia.
A crowd heckles an auctioneer as he mislabels a Bust of Browning, admitting the joke is on him to show how little he knows of the Bible. The crowd reacts with laughter and a correction about the artwork's attribution.
Jobe A Mve of Littlestown dies at Hecover General Hospital Hanover. Widow Viola S Ammenheure, daughter of Daisy Reichard Selig, leaves sister Marian Selig. Funeral Monday 9:30 from Little Funeral Home Littlestown. interment Hope Lawn Cemetery Baltimore. Ralph E Bumbaugh 30 Harrisburg area supervisor for Acme Markets dies after hospital stay. Mrs Nona Bell Demery 82 Bethesda dies. survived by two sons, one daughter, and extended family. services Sunday 2:30 from Gartners Funeral Home Gaithersburg. interment Lovettsville Va.
Obituaries for Mrs. Ella Mae Devers and Mrs. Flora Eyler note deaths in Keedysville and Emmitsburg areas, with survivors including spouses, children, and many relatives. Services listed for several locally known residents, including church affiliations and funeral details. Separate notices mention Captain Alexander R. Craw named in Navy Reserve, with extensive career and family background.
A director from Weistan outlines a concert program at PM with revised arrangements by Specialist Ragen W. Coughlin of Deere Lakes, Mem. The program includes classical pieces and new arrangements prepared for the event.
Congress announced contracts awarded by the National Park Service for projects in West Virginia and nearby sites. The notice spells out the selected firms and project scopes with emphasis on park infrastructure and historical site preservation.
A church sermon phrase echoes resilience as a backrow voice proclaims acquittal, highlighting hopeful relief amid hardship. The dialogue hints at community support and a turning point in a tense moment.
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