Walkersville Youth Forum outlines goals for community talks
The Walkersville Area Youth Forum Planning Committee explains that the aim is to foster honest dialogue between adults and youths about marriage and citizenship. They urge first hand attendance at meetings and caution against rumors. The statement is signed by Rev. Edward Fisher, Rev. David Blackwelder, and Dr. Ernest A. Dettmbarn, dated March 24, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fisher
David Blackwelder
Ernest A. Dettbarn
Walkersville Area Youth Forum
Pyramids and Towers Across Ages and Continents
The article notes parallels between Egyptian, Mayan, Babylonian, and Mesopotamian pyramids and temple towers. It compares base forms, step-like setbacks, and colorful floors, linking African and South American connections and describing the Teotihuacan temple and the Great Pyramid's size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Central America
Old World
Africa
South America
Tower of Babel
Teotihuacan
Johnson's New Voice George E. Reedy Named Johnson Press Secretary
George E. Reedy becomes the voice of President Johnson after 13 years as his adviser. A six foot three former Washington editor, Reedy is known for long days, pipe smoking, and a talent for shaping Johnson's public image as he rises to the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Reedy
Johnson
Reedy
Washington
LBJ Ranch
Texas
Chicago
United Press Washington
Letter clarifies aims of Walkersville Youth Forum efforts
The Walkersville Youth Forum planning committee addresses misunderstandings about the program. They emphasize a desire for healthy adult youth dialogue, deny any extreme local youth crisis, and note that while problems exist, the community is mature and open to discussion.
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Youth Forum
Walkersville Area Youth Forum
Youth Forum Planning Committee
America
Walkersville
Grand Slam Triumph in a Rubber Bridge Hand
In a rubber bridge match North with Mrs. Jacoby faced two skilled players. Vulnerable opponents opened hearts, leading to a sequence where the narrator bid seven spades. West misguessed, clubs were led, and Jacoby ruffed, untangled diamonds and hearts, delivering the grand slam.
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Mrs. Jacoby
West
Jacoby Cue
Jacoby
Dr Pearce operates popcorn wagon in Frederick
Fifty years ago on March 26 1914 Dr Pearce a dentist operating a winter concession wagon returned to Frederick his wagon on Church Street today no owner yet appeared for a bag of chickens found at Mt Olivet Cemetery by Joseph Heard containing one dead and five live fowls Beginning April 1 meat must be procured before 7 p m for next morning breakfast and local meat stores will close early for the season A band of about 50 Gypsies was fined by Justice Posey for wandering without a license in Frederick County the group included 12 wagons 26 horses and many women and children
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DR. Pearce
Frederick
Church Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Joseph Heard
Miss Spring
King Winter
Justice Posey
Frederick County
Twenty Years Ago Items From the News Post Files
March 26 1944 reports Allied military progress mixed with political doubt as Mrs Georgette Ross Howard urges youth to build a better world. Frederick Chapter DAR hosts Maryland Day at Rockwell Terrace with Mrs Casper E Cline Jr presiding. Prime Minister Churchill expresses confidence over Axis defeat while noting slow Allied gains in Italy and weakness of Japanese forces. Liberators and Flying Fortresses attack Nazi airfields in France after RAF strikes on Essen and Krupp works, dropping 2000 tons of bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette Ross Howard
Washington
Rederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Maryland
Casper E. Cline Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Jesse B. Anders
CHURCH/ III
Germany
Italy
Trong
France
Essen
Krupp
Erratum: 4H Public Speaking Contest Date Adjusted
The notice corrects a prior date error for the 4H Public Speaking Contest. It now lists the event as scheduled for Tuesday, March, replacing the previously stated next Wednesday at Winchester Hall.
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Winchester Hall
Woman Killed In Wreck Near Frederick County Line
A 30 year old mother of four died from injuries after a Route 40 crash two miles east of the Frederick County line in Howard County. Ellen Gusman of Gaithersburg, driving a 1963 Ford, apparently lost control, crossed medians, exited the roadway, and plunged down a steep bank. She was pronounced dead at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband Lawrence and four children, the Gusmans. Requiem mass set for Monday at St. Martin's Gaithersburg. Burial at St. Rose cemetery, Clopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Howard County
Tfe
Douglas L. Schlotterbach
Westminster Barracks
Ellen Gusmar
Gaithersburg
Gusman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank
Funeral Notices Gather Local Obits and Services
Funeral services for Lewis Walter Brown Sr. were held at 2 p m at 106 East Church Street with Rev W Eugene Young officiating. Pallbearers were nephews. Interment in Jefferson Lutheran cemetery. M R Etchison and Son directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Walter Brown Sr
Jefferson
East Church Street
W. Eugene Young
Jefferson Lutheran Church
Charles Remsburg
Russell Wright
Harold Brubaker
Henry Lakin Jr
Merril Remsburg
John Lakin
Jefferson Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
William Albert Crimm
Fairview Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grace Episcopal Church
Brunwick
A. D. Salmon
Raleigh Boaze
Donald G. Strailman
J. R. Trice
Howard T. Wheeler
John M. Anderson
William B. Gross
St. Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
Alonzo G. Miller
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
William H. Miller
Richard Miller
James Hargis
Richard Shafer
Michael McKenzie
Charles E. Miller
Frederick Memorial Park
Linden Hills
Baust
Boonsboro
Fred Kurkowski
Boonsboro Cemetery
Naval Academy Plans New Science Building
The Naval Academy in Annapolis intends to start construction on a $13.9 million science building next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Lodge on Vietnam war strategy and neutrality
The interview discusses how South Vietnam can win with continued civil and military plans, the army's ability to clear areas, and a stronger militia. It warns a general U.S. withdrawal would be disastrous, argues neutrality schemes equal victory for Communists, and calls for North Vietnam to withdraw before any talks.
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East Asia
Poe
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Free World
United States
Lodge
Khanh
Vietnamese (and We) Persist, Victory Will Surely Come.’ Q
U.S
France
South
Viet Nam
North
Deaths in Frederick and Surrounding Areas Highlight Local Obituaries
A series of obituaries from Frederick and nearby towns lists Harry C Betson of East Sixth Street, his wife Katherine, son Harry Richard, and grandchildren. Harry Hysore Chambers of Bolivar and Harpers Ferry details include birth in 1872, longtime B and O Railroad telegrapher, and lodge affiliations. Joseph L Hackley of Sandy Hook noted with his children and grandchildren. Mrs Mabel Virginia Harding of Chestnut Hill, with multiple children and grandchildren. funeral arrangements and burial sites provided. also a brief mention of a baby contest at Simpson Church and a report on Tokyo talks ending with no clear outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Chambers
Harry Hysore Chambers
Charles Town
W. Va
General Hospital
Bolivar
George W
Susan E. McCoy Chambers
B and O
Chambers
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Harpers Ferry
Logan Lodge No
A.F
A. Masons
Virginia Lodge No. 1
1.C.C.F
Friendship Fire Company of
Herbert Harrison
Harpers Cemetery
Logan Lodge No. 25
Logan Lodge
Wilbur M. Harding
Mabel Virginia Harding
Charles Town General Hospital
Missouri
Chestnut Hill
Jefferson County
Richard Thompson
Viola Magada Thompson
Louis Mentz
Lovettsville
Josephine Hailey
Dunnsville
Marie Palmer
Ashburn
Catherine Gifft
Bakerton
Dorothy Swope
Okeechobee
Fla
Juanita Hodge
Frederick
Audrey Manuel
Rockville
Wilbur Harding Jr
Frank Harding
Middleway
Millerd Jenkins
Ruth Waldron
Baltimore
Billa Hickman
Henry Thompson
Leroy Thompson
Leesburg
Wilbur Marion Harding
Eackles Funeral Chapel
Douglas Coyle
Ing
Fairview Come- Simpson
Obituary notices from Maryland towns list multiple deaths
Victims include Miss Ora Grace Miller 68 of Emmitsburg and Mrs Mary Elizabeth Waters Ropp 63 of Harmony. Services set for Friday call times and Saturday services with interments at Mountain View and Boonsboro Cemeteries. Other obituaries mention O B Umstead 75 of Durham and Archie E Smith 67 of Gaithersburg with funeral details. Also a chocolate melting tip appears at end.
Motorist Charged After Accident In City
City police report a 6:45 p.m. collision on North Market near East Seventh. Jerry Fogle 19 of East Seventh street drove a Chevrolet that was struck by a parked Cadillac pulling out driven by Celano 60 of Floral Park. Fogle’s damage about 25 dollars. Celano’s about 30 dollars. Celano charged with improper movement from a parked position.
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North Market Streets
East Seventh Street
Market Street
Jerry Fogle
Floral Park
Fogle
Celano
J. Frank Main
William Crabill
George R. Kefauver Dies at 91 in Boonsboro Home
George R. Kefauver aged 91 died at 4:45 a.m. Thursday at the Boonsboro home of his daughter Mrs. Clyde Jennings after a period of illness. Born near Middletown he was the son of the late D. G. and Katherine Shaffer Kefauver and a retired farmer. He was a member of Trinity Reformed Church of Boonsboro where he taught Sunday School for 35 years. Surviving besides his daughter are two other daughters Mrs Samuel Burtner of Hagerstown and Mrs Gail Iseminger of Funks, and other family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Hackley
Joseph Lewis Hackley
Sandy Hook
Alphus J
Elizabeth Russell Hackley
Loudoun County
Maizie Greenwalt Hackley
Howard W. Hackley
Silver Spring
Joseph L. Hackley Jr
Alexandria
Marie Jackson
Washington, D. C
Maude Devers
New Windsor
Daisy Carr
Brunswick
James Hackley
Loudoun Heights
Sandy Hook Methodist Church
Braden
Ebeneezer Cemetery
Ora Grace Miller
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
George W
Emma Jane Harbaugh Miller
Wilson Funeral Home
John C. Charles
Mountain View Cemetery
William F. Ropp
Mary Elizabeth Waters Ropp
Harmony
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
William Franklin Ropp
John Calvin
Emma Jane Haller Waters
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Eugene F
Earl C
Ralph S. Ropp
J. Meredith Ropp
Myersville
Mary Elizabeth Schreyer
Emma Grace Blumenauer
Elmer Cline
Annie Brandenburg
George Wiles
James A. Waters
Clarence Waters
Norbert Waters
Paul S. Biffle
George and
Sara Smith
Mary M. Smith
A. Wilson
Gaithersburg
George Raymond
California
Ottie Godfrey
Pearl Stup
Rockville
Loy H
Ray M
Germantown
Francis H. Barber
Laytensville
St.Luke’s Lutheran Church
Redland
George R. Kefauver
Clyde Jennings
Boonsboro
D. G
Katherine Shaffer Kefauver
Trinity Reformed Church of
Samuel Burtner
Gail Iseminger
Funke
Holy Week Services Announced at Carrollton Manor Churches
Rev Dr Joseph F Thorning pastor of St Josephs Carrollton Manor outlines Holy Week rites starting with the Mass of the Last Supper at 8 p m. Two Good Friday services follow at 3 p m and 8 p m at St Ignatius Loyola Urbana. Easter masses at 8 30 a m and 10 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Thorning
St. Joseph’s Church
Carrollton Manor
Thorning
John C. Malinowski
Charles Brosius ‘Thomas
George Leicester Thomas
Saint John Berchmann’s Acolytical Society
A. Dutilly
Arctic Institute
Catholic University of America
Sam Hollingsworth
Altar Society
C. Earl Page
J. M. Elizalde
W. C. Dreessen
J. Lawrence Luckadoo
G. L. Thomas
R. Francis Sappington
Jerome J. Crewe
Ormond R. Galvin
Huber V. Biser
H. T. Egelsbach
Sick residents listed in Frederick hospital notes
Among The Sick Mr. Julian J. Chisholm of Beallsville has returned home from Western Maryland Chronic Disease Hospital near Hagerstown. Mrs. Kathryn D. Reed of East Second Street is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Mehra F. Wachter remains a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is much improved. Mrs. Irving L. Engle was admitted to Church Home and Hospital Baltimore for observation and treatment. Mr. Grover Korrell was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs. Edward Blumenauer is undergoing treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital with satisfactory condition. Mrs. Bruce A. Brachey underwent major surgery and will stay over a week. Mr. George W. Keeney remains confined at home. Mrs. Willard Horton underwent major surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is progressing satisfactorily.
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Julian J. Chisholm
Beallsville
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Kathryn D. Reed
East Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mehra F. Wachter
West Twelfth Street
Irving L. Engle
Church Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Grover Korrell
RFD
Frederick
Edward Blumenauer
West Patrick Street
Bruce A. Brachey
East Eighth Street
George W. Keeney
Willard Horton
Mount Airy
Mixing seafood into a curry sauce idea explored
A brief note suggests combining scallops shrimp and crab in a curry sauce. The idea emphasizes variety in seafood and flavor fusion for a curry dish.
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REAT
Southern
Pta
Mec. Co
Walkersville Area
Carciers
Audit Bureau_of Circulations
Associated Press
Freweriee
Lana
Ictaated Tha Naccihilibe
United Nations Conference On Trade and Development
Geneva
Soviet Union
Avian Appy Ouuuy Wue
Oswald Acon
Neat Service
Bat
Angez
News-Post
Margaret Fawley Krause
Glen Shaw
Etna
Pittsburgh
Roger Fawley
Mable Frye Fawley
Gerald Krause
Bobby
Richard Fawley
College Park
Raymond Fawley
Arizona
James Fawley
Maine
Mary Hainglaperger
Wisconsin
Anna Lee
Cross
Evelyn Orrison
Winchester
Catherine Fox
Hamilton
Martha Cavelier
Harry C. Betson
Harry Clayton Betson
Katherine Gilbert Betson
East Sixth Street
William H
Maude Muir Betson
Harry Richard Betson
Arcadia
Helen Bradstreet
Skowhegan
Mabel Page
Canaan
Vetus McFarland
Bangor
Gilbert Rose Betson
Claudia Ann Betson
Mount Olivet
Tokyo
Peking Radio
China
B. Umstead
O. B. Umstead
Durham
N.C
Ralph M. Sharpe
Jeff
Hamlin
Atlanta
Douglas
Honolulu
Umstead
Sharpe
Rev. Sharpe
Archie E. Smith
Montgomery General Hospital
Sandy Springs
Peoples Life Insurance Company
Frederick and Wheaton
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