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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1961

Page

11

Urban Renewal Suits Frederick Growth Says Home Builders Leader

J William Brosius urging broader urban renewal told Frederick Lions Club that parking fixes will not solve downtown issues. He cited a proposed bill for national renewal programs, highlighted housing’s economic impact, and noted local builders’ role in creating jobs and homes while outlining financing trends and aging retirement housing.

Frederick Lions Club of J. William Brosius Frederick County National Association of Home Builders Francis Scott Key Brosius General Assembly Washington Buuders Lion James A. Grove University of Maryland Southern States Cooperative Str An Rotary Club of National Associaton Actie Hagerstown Leesburg

Lions and Civitan guests visit President Simmons

President William A. Simmons hosted visiting delegations from Lions and Civitan. Attendees included Elmer Wachter Jim Porter and Jim Zack from Yellow Springs Heisely B Coran president William Routzahn secretary Austin Hoke Howard Kelly from Francis Scott Key Lions Club along with Rev Raymond Markley Myersville Paul J Harrell Arlington Va Richard Stotler Takoma Park Donald A Deppe Silver Spring and Isaac L Stevens past Civitan president of Frederick guest of Joseph P Turner.

William A. Simmons Elmer Wachter Jim Porter Jim Zack Yellow Springs Heisely B. Coran William S. Routzahn Austin Hoke Howard Kelly Francis Scott Key Lions Club Raymond Markley Myersville Paul J. Harrell Arlington Richard Stotler Takoma Park Donald A. Deppe Silver Spring

Thurmont resident dies after accident

William Russell Green a 61 year old Thurmont resident died Thursday morning at Casualty Hospital Washington after being injured working for a Washington building contractor. He was a Thurmont Church of the Brethren member active in church work and survived by wife Rhoda Keroutz Green five daughters two brothers four sisters and six grandchildren. The body lay at M L Creager and Sons funeral home Thurmont with services Sunday at 2 30 pm officiated by Rev David Eberly and others and interment in Graceham cemetery.

William Russell Green Thurmont Casualty Hospital Washington William H Nettie O. Hoover Green Thurmost Church of the Brethren Hazel Zentz Green Rhoda Keroutz Green Charlotte Springer Alice Nichols Henryton May Brice Clara Green Cecela Green Graceham Lloyd Green Rocky Ridge Arthur Green Baltimore Joan Martin Lewistown Roland Ball Paul Sherfey Leister Morningstar M. L . Creager and Son David Eberly Morganstern Samuel Heybright Graceham Cemetery

Teachers Hold Study Sessions Across Frederick County

Frederick County teachers principals and supervisory staff held many curriculum meetings and study groups Wednesday afternoon. Speakers included Dr Majorie S Johnson acting director of Temple University reading clinic who spoke on Every Teacher Is A Reading Teacher and answered questions on reading techniques materials and individualized programs for improving reading skills.

Frederick County West Frederick High School Majorie S. Johnson Temple University Philadelphia Johnson

Incomplete Notes on Teaching Changes Document

Fragmentary school year notes discuss developing teaching methods and keeping teachers informed about current changes. The text references ongoing developments in education and communication with staff.

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B and O Operation Is Disappointing Says President

Howard E. Simpson, president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, called 1960 operating results extremely disappointing. The 131st annual report shows net income of 2,611,696, down more than 12 million from 1959, with total income 397.4 million, down 6 million, due to recession and a steel strike, while severe winter weather affected revenue. operating expenses were 320,224,265, down 787,353 from 1959.

Baltimore (Ap Howard E. Simpson Baltimore and Ohio Railroad B&o Simpson

Canadian money gains acceptance in Frederick during tourist season

Frederick merchants accept Canadian currency at local banks as valid exchange for American money. Richard D. Hammond of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce says the move follows reports of merchants refusing Canadian notes during peak tourist season. The note also mentions corporate revenue figures and a merger proposal involving the B&O and Lee and Ohio Railway with 60.69 percent stock stamping evidencing merger plan acceptance.

B&o Lee and Ohio Railway C&o Frederick Richard D. Hammond

Frederick shoppers urged acceptance of traveler's checks

A Frederick chamber member complained that Canadian money cannot be used in several stores when American cash runs short. He urged local merchants to accept American Express and other traveler’s checks signed in the merchant's presence for cash transactions. He also noted a large Frederick delegation would attend the US Chamber of Commerce convention.

Frederick Hammond American Express Fredenck Chamber of Commerce United States Chamber of Commerce

Frederick Leaders to Attend U S Chamber Dinner in D C

Frederick figures Kline and Eshleman will join James H. Grove and Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh at the Congressional dinner May 2 in the National Press Club. They travel April 3 to May 3 in Washington with the Frederick Chamber delegation and officials from the Chamber National Affairs Committee led by John S. Herries.

Washington D.C Joseph M. Kline T the Frederick Chamber Elmler L Eshleman United States Chamber U. S. Chamber National Press Club Kline Eshleman James H. Grove Frederick Chamber James A. Sensenbaugh Frederick County Chamber John S. Herries Robert Bradbury Brice E. Cram Edward Etchison Robert Keleshian Richard Dbd. Hammond

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