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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1960
Page
8
Frederick officials study a two hour parking limit on the unmetered Market Street block between Fifth and Sixth to ease business disruption. Police say enforcement will require more manpower, with a plan to extend the rule to two blocks and address curbside abuses.
The Board of Aldermen called for an ordinance setting a two hour limit on North Market Street between Fifth and Seventh streets. Protests by merchants claim unmetered spaces are filled and drivers crowd nearby lots, while residents support the plan and teachers oppose it citing commuting needs. The meeting also covered Apple avenue water lines, patrol car purchases, rezoning near West Seventh and Market, and sewer capacity at Frederick Shopping Center.
The Taneytown Presbyterian and related church communities held a rededication service in a newly restored sanctuary with remarks from church leaders and greetings from sister churches. Local social visits followed. regional residents and students were noted as guests. A 16 year old from La Plata faces murder charges for allegedly killing her newborn, and a man was hospitalized after a ladder fall on Motter Avenue.
Dr and Mrs Robert S McVaugh stayed in Philadelphia from Monday to Thursday for the 12th annual scientific assembly of the American Academy of General Practice. Mrs Ernest Dunbar Mrs John Hoagland Mrs Allen Feeser and Mrs Carroll attended the Westminster Soroptimist Club Second Horizon dinner. About sixty guests attended the event and Mr Hoagland hosted a group of opera enthusiasts.
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