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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
4
The article questions the God and Country Council amid a letter from Canton Pratt and discusses U S excise taxes five point eight billion from automotive taxes and two point nine billion from luxury taxes. It notes the human salvage program struggles to reach rejected youths and calls for tax reductions.
A Frederick Maryland reader denounces a mimeographed bulletin titled For God and Country circulated by The God and Country Council. The letter questions the anonymous source and criticizes claims against public school aptitude testing and “Non academic Brainpicking” without naming authorities involved.
Francis J Newman of Haller and Newman is urged to run for Register of Wills amid talk of a candidacy. A novel camera at Busy Corner lets the name be written on the bottom of a negative after taking a photo. Ernest Melvin narrowly escaped injury when trying to enter a team carriage with his father. the horse started but was checked before the boy was harmed. Fredrick County’s Audit Commission members Jesse King and Clarence McBride are named. Thomas Fields, a lineman for Frederick Gas and Electric, narrowly escaped death after grabbing a live wire atop a pole with a safety belt saving him from a fall.
Twenty years ago items describe a church service at 11 o'clock for Rev. Dr. Charles E Wehler's fifty fifth ordination anniversary. Officials and railroad telegraph networks worked to reestablish communications with Garrett county after a tornado. A wind storm in Frederick County caused damage, uprooted trees, broke power and phone lines, and raised local creek levels. Mrs Dana Burkholder reports a Wyandotte pullet laying heart shaped eggs with ridged Vs, indicating hopeful Allied victory near Europe.
James Marlow analyzes U S options in Southeast Asia amid Viet Nam tensions and Johnsons tough talk. He notes political risks for Johnson, Taylor appointment, Goldwater critique, Scranton nomination implications, and potential U S escalation versus Communist aggression.
The earliest Sinbad tale dates back three to four thousand years with Sinuhe the Egyptian seafarer cast ashore after a shipwreck. The Pools of Solomon supply Bethlehem via springs and rainwater. The word volcano derives from Vulcano north of Sicily. Bible derives from Byblos.
Mrs Kathryn Z Nicodemus leads a Sunday recital by music students at Walkersville Methodist Church. Organists include Diane Sell and Nancy Simon with selections by Berlin Mendelssohn Handel and others. pianists feature Bonnie Zimmerman and Janice Fogle among many performers with classical and traditional pieces.
Mrs Burkholder displayed distinct V formations on a shell at the News-Post office Friday afternoon.
Eyler Legion Auxiliary elects new officers at the Glen W. Eyler Post 282 regular meeting on June 15. Officers to be installed July 1 at 8 p.m. are President Jane Young, Vice President Alice Wilcom, Treasurer Kathryn Drenning, Chaplain Betty Crawford, Sergeant at Arms Maude Lind, and Historian Betty Eyler.
Congressman Charles McC Mathias Jr met with GSA officials to oppose moving the U S Patent Office outside the Washington area. He urged delaying any decision until thorough studies are completed and Congress informed, citing concerns raised by the American Patent Law Association and others.
Graveside and funeral services were held for John Koons Dudderar infant son of John D. Dudderar and wife in Unionville. Anna I. Ellis formerly of Feagaville died in Carlisle with services in Feagaville. Paul Burton Forrest found dead in Brunswick was buried at Park Heights. Margaret Orris died in Hagerstown with service in Middletown. Martha Marchant widow of Edwin Marchant held at Mount Olivet. Emma Phipps 988 year resident of Unionville buried at Baltimore County’s Rose Chapel Cemetery. Robert Howard Sewell of New Market funeral at Simpsons Church with Fort Detrick military rites. Albert Hunter resident of Monttevue Home service at Fairview in Frederick. Burial follow.
Funeral services for Frank M. Ebbert of East Eighth Street, who died Monday at Monocacy Hall Nursing Home, will be held Thursday at 4 p.m. at the funeral home 106 East Church Street. Interment will be Mt. Olivet cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
Obituaries recount the deaths of William A. Arnold 86 formerly of Reese. Bertha Beck Jones 83 Harpers Ferry. Mary Catherine Virts Brunswick. Roy Day Warfield 70 Forest Hill Harford County. Details include survivors, church affiliations, funeral plans, and burial sites across Westminster Taneytown Harpers Ferry Brunswick Bel Air and Lovettsville.
Mr and Mrs Thomas C Grimes Gaithersburg celebrated their thirty first wedding anniversary on Tuesday A birthday dinner was recently given for Millard Glessner for his 41st birthday by his mother Louise Tressler of Johnsville Attendees included Andrew H Miles James Smith Ruth Cordell Nancy James and Robert Cordell Jr of Clarksburg Mr and Mrs Albert Miller RFD 2 Knoxville announce the birth of their fifth child and third son Danny William Monday night at Charles Town WV General Hospital Mr and Mrs Harry G Keeney of Poplar Heights announce the birth of their second daughter Denise Elaine at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday Commie ship visits Tokyo AP a Chinese Communist built freighter Liao yuan arrived with 5000 tons of corn from Tsingtao under a private trade agreement Interment is planned at Arlington National Cemetery Rev Martin A Case and Rev Ivan G Naugle to officiate
Miss Sandra Lynn Myers and Ens. Robin Bern Cassell of the United States Navy wed in a double ring ceremony at Fort Detrick Chapel with Chaplain Donald R. Trowbridge officiating. The bride, daughter of James E. and the late Mrs. Myers, wore a cotton lace over white crepe dress and carried a white gardenia bouquet. Best man was Lt. William Chaney. maid of honor Miss Marilyn Vogt. The couple plan to reside in Annapolis with the groom a Navy officer and the bride a University of Maryland senior. The reception followed at the bride’s uncle’s home. The bride’s family hails from West Long Beach, N. J., and the groom from Fort Hauchuca, Ariz.
Tabler descendants met for the seventh annual reunion at Husky Park on June 21 with about 93 members present. A basket lunch followed by a business meeting elected officers including President Mrs Paul Derr and Treasurer Carlton Tabler, with door prizes awarded to Colon Crosley and Mrs Lucille Tabler Mooty.
CHICAGO AP The New Hampshire state lottery draws national attention as the first Granite State Sweepstakes will have a drawing next month. Tickets totaling $1 million are in a drawing drum, with winners assigned to horses nominated for the Sept 12 Rockingham Park race. Subsequent drawings will match each $1 million of tickets sold. Backers claim the plan boosts state coffers and eases tax burdens.
Frederick Track and Field Club segment failed to air last night on WBAL TV due to misinformation. WBAL staff member Jed Duvall said the feature was not scheduled and would be telecast tonight at 7 15.
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