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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
2
The notice outlines ad rates varying by date and service area, with a request for inquiries. It lists mailing circulation figures and emphasizes compliance with tax laws. The page header notes Frederick Maryland as location and June 24 1963 as the publication date.
Mrs Worthington wife of Glenn H Worthington of this city and two relatives were slightly injured in an Hareford county automobile crash. A storm centered near New Market brought hail damage and destruction across Frederick county with 2000 plus broken windows and a $30000 crop loss in New Market. A tornado near Woodsboro killed Lydia Ann Rodgers. Masons gathered for St John s Day at Trinity M E and heard Rev J J Ringer. A metal box will be sealed in the Junior Fire Co building cornerstone. The Hagerstown Frederick streetcar struck contractor Joseph Jamison s horse cart, demolishing it. George Alfred Townsend, Civil War correspondent, visited Freder ick. New Market master J Henry Schmidt began duties.
President Kennedy used blunt language to urge railroad management and labor to settle their dispute over work rules by July 16 or face new public protection legislation. He would seek Congress approval for a tough arbitration law if talks fail, warning of incalculable effects on collective bargaining and rail transport.
A report to Keep America Beautiful Inc estimates litter wastes 500 million dollars annually. Seven thousand member communities will convene in Washington to curb this waste, proposing litterers pay for their actions.
Children in Vienna place messages under windshield wipers warning drivers that 35 mph leads to the garage 50 mph to the hospital and 70 mph to the cemetery. The terse notices convey a blunt safety message with stark consequences.
A Brunswick High School student and readers urge the Board of Education to fund a new campus. The writer notes the class of 1940s was promised the new school years ago, cites other county schools built meanwhile, and stresses Brunswick’s aging facilities and growing enrollment. Officials are urged to prioritize Brunswick amid countywide school-building plans.
Eighteen motorists charged with exceeding the 35 mph victory speed limit appeared before the OPA legal panel for hearings stretching most of the morning. Judge Willard was absent for treatment, and decisions were to be reached after testimony is transcribed and studied.
The Trial Magistrate's office lists several collateral forfeitures. Names include Fred Earl Roexner of West Second Street for failing to yield at a stop sign on US 1, amount unknown. Travis Myra Dever of Rockwell Terrace fined $13 for exceeding speed on MD 14. Nathan Winders of Farrren avert fined $13 for speeding on US 3. Clat ere Solton Keomzat of Bauch roen's Lane fined $5 plus costs for failing to notify DMV after a change of address. Bethram Exield fined $10 for speeding on CS 30. Rolanda B Kraina of RFD Frederick fined $13 for speeding on US 2 near Orleans. All arrests noted as by Trooper Charis R. Twigg.
Mr Sly Smith was admitted to Prades Memorial Hospital on Sunday with unknown conditions and is listed for possible surgery today.
Fragmentary note reports river conditions near Backesstown with unclear details and possible water quality issues. Readers are advised to seek official stream reports for accurate statuses and safety guidance.
Miss Joan Meredith Esworthy and Grover Christopher Shaff III married Saturday at the Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. officiating. The couple will reside on Parris Island, South Carolina, where the groom serves in the Marine Corps. The bride is a Frederick High School graduate. the groom also graduated from Frederick High School and is stationed at Parris Island.
Mrs. Dale Severtson and children Forrest Heather and Cynthia visit on Wednesday January 6 at Norton Air Force Base San Bernardino California. Mrs Severtson is the former Matinne Mapies daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Mapies Upper College Terrace. Mr and Mrs John Barber of Mountatlae and Mr and Mrs Ellis Carty of Wilen Place retired home weekend after vacation in Ocean City Mississippi. Grandparents Mr and Mrs George Grable RFT 1 Thur Timat will attend their granddaughter anniversary in the Sarre day. Mrs Charis D Tayi of 4 West Fifth Street formerly of Bramewck celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on June 14.
Funeral services for W Frank Thompson of McLean Virginia and for Hallie May Popham, Florence Waskey, and Robert M Williams are listed with dates and locations across Walkersville Mayo Frederick and Baltimore. Pallbearers include grandsons and local names. interments at Glade Mayo Memorial Mount Olivet and Lutheran cemetery with church officials officiating.
Police report a Saturday morning crash at West Seventh street and Trail avenue when Jerry Lee Beck, driving a 1957 Ford station wagon, was blinded by lights from an unidentified northbound car. About 25 dollars in damage occurred to the Beck vehicle after it struck a utility pole and a U.S. mail box. Beck was not charged.
Dr Joseph P Marmor proprietor of the Meer Pharmacy at Market Street was removed to Frederick Memorial Hospital May men with a circulatory blow. His condition was described as stabilized Sunday night though services of a registered pharmacist were temporarily unavailable. People’s Sense Drug Store at Market and Church Streets offers emergency prescriptions via Dr Maj ors cumnamers while Currest prescription files are moved to the alive-mea tioned pharmacy.
Multiple obituaries detail the deaths of William Hood age 67 and Leroy B. Jones age 66, with funeral arrangements, church affiliations, and family survivors listed. Other notices mention Edward Harrison Meck and J Witem Melee versus Agnes Mullen, plus burial details at Mount Olivet, Frederick Memorial Hospital deaths, and service plans across Maryland venues.
Obituaries recount deaths and funeral arrangements across Hagerstown Frederick and surrounding counties. Survivors include children Roy Unger John Unger Alice Lucy Colleen Josephine and Maude. Edna Whipp and children Doris and Eileen. Virginia Woods wife of Lester Woods. Arlington Chick and others. Services held at Our Lady of Victory Grace Episcopal Church Morgan Chapel Methodist Church and Morgan Chapel Cemetery with interments at Loudoun Park Petersville St Marks. The deceased held roles in local business church and banking and served on county road boards. Funeral services and visitations planned across Morgan Carroll and Frederick counties.
W A Franklin longtime Woodbine Morgan community resident died Saturday at 10 30 p m in Morgan at 75. He was son of William H and Sarah J Franklin. Survived by wife Margaret A Franklin and daughter Mrs Evelyn Babkotf.
A Saturday 6 42 p m crash at North Bentz and West Third involved James H Carbaugh and Gail Ann Metzer. Metzer’s car crossed the intersection, struck a fence, and she and passenger Mary Roach were injured and treated. Carbaugh was charged with failing to obey an automatic signal.
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass a civil rights law banning private establishments that serve the public from discriminating against Negroes. He bases this on the 14th Amendment and the commerce clause, arguing state action or licensing could implicate private businesses. The proposal faces sharp opposition from Southern Democrats and critics like Dirksen and Goldwater.
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