New Stationary Building Erected in Frederick
Ed ward J Winebrenner on South Market street has a new stationary awning installed by Keefer Brothers. Frederick City and Catoctin Mountain Road Company lists R M Neighbors as president and D C Kemp as treasurer after its annual stockholders meeting. Captain D John Markey may become a major in the First Maryland Regiment per a Baltimore Sun item. Drought relief arrives as showers revive crops and En right falls into the Monocacy river during a picnicking outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Winebrenner
South Market Street
Keefer Brothers
Frederick City
R. M. Neighbors
C. T. Kemp
William P. Morsell
D. John Markey
Frederick
Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Frederick County
Monocacy
Bells Rock
Frederick Junction
James D. Enright
Postal cutback dominates Frederick news this week
The June 22 1964 Frederick News notes postal service cutbacks initiated May 4 reducing window hours and parcel post deliveries. It quotes Postmaster General Gronouski defending the plan while acknowledging local rigidity and the need for improved service. Also covered are midyear economic forecasts from the Chicago chapter of the American Statistical Association predicting Dow Jones around 841.6 in October and various income and employment projections. An autopsy is performed on Joseph Moudry 68 at his West South street home following a heart attack. Funeral services are planned for 2 p.m. Wednesday at 106 East Church street with burial at Popular Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mary
Seeder
Joseph Moudry
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg CO
North Court
Fredeticn
Aid
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
AP News
Congress
John A. Gronouski
Chicago
American Statistical Association
House
Ways and Means Committee
West South Street
Thomas Sr
Moudry
Pittsburg
John
Rosalie Krejcel Moudry
Borenstein and Son Tailoring Company
Taneytown
Muse Tailoring Company
Ida Gosnell Moudry
Orval Nelson
Michael Mowdry
This City
Donald Nelson
Union Bridge
Robert Moudry
Malaga
N. J
Joseph Ralph Moudry
Norfolk
John Moudry
Pittsburgh
Charles O'Hara
Wellsville
Ohio
William
James Moudry
Baltimore
E. 0. Dunnigan
Reisterstown
Helen Shimanek
East Church Street
Popular Springs
M. R. Etchison and Son
Letter to Editor warns of communism influence in government
James S Ensor of New Windsor Md argues that while Communist Party membership has fallen from about 100000 before World War II to 4 7000 today the real danger lies in officials and institutions that influence policy. He cites State Department UN and educational circles and recommends None Dare Call It Treason by John Stormer. June 18 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbs-Tv
Communist Party
U.S.A
Frederick
U.S
State Department
U.N
John Stormer
James S Ensor
New Windsor
Launching of Vic Victory ship to honor Frederick area
In Baltimore at Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard the Vic Victory ship named for Frederick will be launched around August 4. Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger announced his wife Mrs Bessie Gittinger will christen the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bethlehem Fairfield
Baltimore
Hugh V. Giltinger
Bessie Gittinger
Richard Bowlus
Monocacy River
Gas House Pike Bridge
Paul B Rhoads
Frederick County
Henry R. Shoemaker
Two Weekend City Accidents Reported in Minor Collisions
City police logged two weekend accidents. In the first, Shirley A. Compton 18 of Thurmont stopped for a left turn on East street and was rear ended by Wayne F. Fox 17 of Shawnee Drive. Fox was charged with failing to reduce speed. Damage: Fox 1956 Chevrolet $100, Compton 1961 Chevrolet $50. In the second, Linda J. Smith 16 of Kine Boulevard and Anthony E. Verdi II 19 of Sjamsville collided at Rosemont and Fairview. Smith’s 1959 Chevrolet $50 damage, Verdi’s 1961 Volkswagen $150. No charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Street
Shirley A. Compton
RFD
Thurmont
Wayne F. Fox
Shawnee Drive
Miss Compton
Fox
Sgt
William McK
Boost
Rosemont
Fairview Avenues
Linda J. Smith
Kine Boulevard
Anthony E. Verdi Tii
Sjamsville
Rosemont Avenue
Verdi
Fairview Avenue
Miss Smith
Cpl
James W. Stockman
Fire at Woodbine Home Kitchen Causes $350 Damage
A fire at Catherine's Beauty Salon area in Woodbine started when a can of hair dressing exploded and ignited the stove and kitchen walls. The blaze remained in the home kitchen, causing about $350 in damage, with no damage to the beauty salon itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Woodbine
Times Have Changed C R Bill Is Repetition Of Civil War Reconstruction
James Marlow argues the current civil rights bill mirrors post Civil War efforts, noting 19th century reforms, later Supreme Court limits, and the slow evolution toward equality. He traces black codes, amendments 13 14 15, and the long struggle culminating in 1954 1957 1960 acts and ongoing voting protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
America
Local Personal Notices Celebrate Milestones Across Town
Mr Victor Kifer of Burkittsville marks his 90th birthday today. Mr and Mrs Donald Anderson of Yellow Springs celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary Sunday. Rev and Mrs Charles Trunk Jr observe their 25th anniversary with family dinners and garden buffets. Trunk recently marked 25 years since ordination in the Lutheran ministry. The Hoffmans and son Darryl visited relatives in Thomas and Wardensville, WV with Mrs Hoffman's mother Mrs Joseph Leight. Clifford W Smith and family celebrate their 24th wedding anniversary with a lawn picnic. Mrs John Clark of South Market Street is 82 years old Sunday. George B Brengle earns a place among 88 students in a Summer Science Training program at Blacksburg Virginia. John Barber and Lt. Ellis G Carty return from a week in Ocean City. Austin E Hildebrand and Betty Talton announce the birth of their second son nine pounds eight ounces at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Kifer
Burkittsville
Donald T Anderson
Yellow Springs
Charles F Trunk Jr
Chester C Dean
Watkins Acres
F. Russell Young
Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Eston Hoffman
Darryl
Quinn Road
Thomas
Wardensville
W. Va
Hoffman
Joseph Leight
Carrollton
Clifford W., Smith
RFD 1
Frederick
Smith
Raymond L. Nalley
Janice M. Gordon
Clifford E Smith
Carl L. Smith
John Clark
South Market Street
George B. Brengle
David L. Brengle
Middletown
Virginia
Oipheaiia Institute
Blacksburg
John Barber
Mountaindale
Ellis G. Carty
Wilson Place
Ocean City
Austin E. Hildebrand
White Rock Avenue
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Hildebrand
Betty Talton
Feagaville
Deaths in Frederick area list multiple residents
A list of obituaries from Frederick area notes deaths including Mrs. Vi V Derr 30 of Dill Avenue Francis S Engle age 63 of Mt Rainier Paul Burton Forrest 71 Brunswick Miss Margaret Hartman 67 Frederick Miss Margaret Hartman is survived by five brothers and two sisters Miss Hartman retired after 41 years with the C and P Telephone Company Albert Hunter 76 Montevue and several other local residents. Funeral arrangements are given by local funeral homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
William Eldridge Haines
Walkersville
Miller A. Haines
Berkeley H. Haines
Catonsville
Dey M. Haines
Marie Crum
Brunswick
Vitalis Wolfe
Glenn M. Osborne
Rockville
Melvin F. Hamburg
Harold R. Wolfe
Germany
Francis S. Engle
Francis
Engle
Chauncey Place
Mt. Rainier
Prince George Hospital
Hyattsville
Thelma M. Engle
Jean F. Mitchell
Shirley M. Rose
Barbara E. Engle
William F. Engle
Washington
Milton P. Engle
Washington Area
Lee Funeral Home
Fourth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
N.E
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Paul Burton Forrest
Delaware Avenue
Forrest
Eagles
Aenue
B. C. Thomas Sr
Franklin R
Lilian Ridgeway Forrest
Floyd A. Forrest
Wilma G. Streight
Park Heights
Ralph Miller
C. H.feete
Margaret Hartman
Margaret M. Hartman
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss Hartman
John M
Mary Catherine Leihert Hartman
St. John’s Roman Catholic Church
Catholic Daughters
Society of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Women’s Auxiliary Junior Fire Company
C & P Telephone Company
John J. Hartman
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Robert H. Hartman
Charles F. Hartman
Bernard B. Hartman
Louis A. Hartman
Annie E. Kroh
William B.loveless
Philadelphia
Hartman
East Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
P. F. Genovese
Albert Hunter
Montevue
Israel
Laura Nickels Hunter
Kearneysville
W. Va
George Hunter
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks II
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices With Burials Across State
A stream of obituaries from Pennsylvania to Maryland records deaths and services. Names include Mrs Daisy Belle Sutton Mrs Eleanor R Fout and more with churches cemeteries and dates of services. One entry notes Alice Flores Ruby winning the National College Queen contest in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chosen College Queen
New York
Vermont
Alice Flores Ruby
Bennington College
Myron M. Ruby
South Orange, N.J
Ill Mrs Mullinix Undergoes Surgery in Baltimore
Mrs. James Mullinix of RFD 2 Westminster and formerly of Frederick County is a patient at Women’s Hospital in Baltimore after surgery on Thursday. She is reported to be recovering as well as can be expected. Mrs. Cecil Rice of 442 Carrollton Drive underwent surgery on Friday and is listed in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mullinix
RFD 2
Westminster
Frederick County
Women’s Hospital
Baltimore
Cecil Rice
Carrollton Drive
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Physicians Fear Examinations Too at AMA Convention
In San Francisco doctors at the American Medical Association gathering acknowledge fear of physical exams equal to others. Dr Harvey Widroe of Berkeley notes getting a doctor to a checkup is harder than breaking a wrestler's arm. A free extensive clinic urges physicians to undergo exams during the convention week, though past clinics have drawn poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harvey Widroe
Berkeley
Calif
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News-Post
WSPAF
Charles E. Dronenburg
East Fourth Street
Theresa Pauline
John Michael Trout
John F. Trout
Miss Dronenburg
Frederick High School
Trout
St. John’s High School
Floyd Culler Inc
American Legion
U. S. Naval
Annapolis
Barry Melching
James Hammond
Phil
Margaret P. Orris
West
Ern
Maryland Chronic Hospital
Orrell ‘Phillippi Easton
Sykesville
Glenn W. Easton
Lutheran Church
Ronald Delauter
Glenn W. Easton Jr
Harrisburg
Rexford Easton
Grand’ Haven
Mich
Glachili Funeral
J. Paul Seltzer
Ulric H. Rainard
Isabella Ford Rainard
Lovettsville
Loudoun County Hospital
Leesburg
William and
Inez Mayday Ford
Holyoke
Mass
Richmond
Robert G. Rainard
Riverdale
Ralph Bruce Rainard
Phyllis Haxton
Boyds
Inez Fay
Lloyd Ford
Robert Ford
Pikesville
Muse and Reed Funeral Home
Arlington National Cemetery
James Sutton
Daisy Belle Sutton
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Sebastian
Louise §. Smith
St John’s Lutheran Church
Dorcas
Church School
Women’s Luther League
Dayton
Doyle W. Milburn
Schley Avenue
Milburn
C. Tull Whitacre
Glengary
Brown Funeral Home
Henry K. Brown
Carroll Boyer
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rosedale Cemetery
James W. Woodby
James William Woodby
Tennessee
Parkville Lake
Cleveland
Oak Grove
Madisonville
Joan Pearcey
Charles Young
Daisy Young
Agatha V. Davis
Ruth E. Walker
California
Margaret Selwyn
New Jersey
Laura Ambush
Buckeystown
Holy Cross Cemetery
Eleanor R. Fout
Harry
Charles
Arthur Rhoderick
Thomas L. Cramer
Barton Funeral
Dale M. Shelhammer
Guy P. Bready
Claiborne
Ephraim B
William H
Clayton H
Ralph B
Edgar A. Zimmerman
Glade Cemetery
Ada C. Favorite
Creager
William E. Ervin
Roy Valentine
Albert
Harry Zentz
Calvin Lohr
W. O. Shank
United Brethren Cemetery
Thur- Taont
Gertrude A. Snyder Martin
Rueben Martin
Albert W. Lenz
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Walter Snyder
J. J. Snyder
James Snyder
J. J. Snyder Jr
Wiliam Snyder
John B. Snyder
Neelsville Presbyterian Cemetery
Norman Argene Wetzel
University Hospital
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Donald ©. Brake
James
Donald
Raymond
Earle
Richard Wetzel
Donald Bangs
Mountain View Cemetery
Harry Washington Williams
Gospel Tabernacle Church
Cooksville
Lewis Hackett
Norma Chase
Jerome Dutton
Charles Jackson
Lawrence Brown
Charles Warner
Bernard Johnson
Walter Simms
Ulysses Lyles
Bushy Park Cemetery
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