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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1964

Page

4

Motter Brothers manage bonds refinancing Hagerstown to Frederick line

Fifty years ago notes show Motter Brothers and Company handling a syndicate underwriting 1 044 000 in five per cent bonds for refinancing the railroad property. An organ grinder with a monkey entertains in the streets receiving tips. The Lutheran Church of Burkittsville bought the Burkittsville school building for 405 dollars. Improvements costing around 5 000 dollars were proposed for the Evangelical Reformed Sunday School room. James H Gambrill Jr qualified again as a member of the Frederick County Board of School Commissioners.

Motter Brothers and Company Hagerstown and Frederick Lutheran Church OF Burkittsville Carlton P. Ahalt Charles S. Huffer Evangelical Reformed James H. Gambrill Jr Frederick County

Power for Peace theme tied to Armed Forces Day address

General Maxwell D. Taylor outlines nuclear age deterrence and peacekeeping aims in a 1964 speech. Frederick observes Armed Forces Day with a county fair style display at the Armory and along Second Street, open from noon to 6 30 p.m. ahead of the 6 30 parade.

Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff Atlantic Pacific Free World Frederick Armory Second Street

Commending School Safety Patrol for Exemplary Conduct

A letter from Mrs Betty P Cannon of Frederick Maryland dated May 8 1966 praises the school safety patrols for their mature conduct in guiding children at street crossings. She notes patrols reduce hazards in school zones and receive clear obedience from students both on and off duty.

the News Baltimore Betty P. Cannon West Seventh Street Frederick Maryland

War drafts and school board updates head May 9 1944 items

One hundred thirty eight registrants ordered to report to Baltimore for pre induction in examinations the largest group to report on one day. Claude A Stottlemeyer elected Frederick County Board of Education president Robert L Warfield re elected vice president and Eugene W Pruitt reappointed as School Superintendent. War manpower certifies 448 prisoners of war for canning work in Frederick County. Lancaster air crews bomb a ball bearing factory at Annecy. Primary ballots from armed forces in city and county received and sealed pending counting tomorrow with about 30 to 40 ballots returned.

Baltimore Jocal Draft Board Claude A. Stottlemyer Wolfsville Frederick County War Manpower Commission Annecy Board of Election Supervisors

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial May 5 9

Frederick Memorial Hospital reports several births from May 5 to 9 including Michael Warren first son for Mr. and Mrs Warren C Smith Ridge Road Frederick. Dee Dee third child for Mr. and Mrs James R Perry Redwood Avenue. Mark Wayne first son for Mr. and Mrs Harold M Staley Jr Union Bridge. Keith Allen for Mr. and Mrs James C Mehaffie Adamstown. Lynne Alice third child for Mr. and Mrs Nicholas L Pollock Braddock Heights. Charles Austin second child first son for Mr. and Mrs Charles W Simmons Jefferson. Marlene Rae third child second daughter for Mr. and Mrs Mearl Eyler Thurmont. Marion Charles eighth child fourth son for Mr. and Mrs Billy P Slater Frederick.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Warren C. Smith Ridge Road Frederick Michael Warren James R. Perry Redwood Avenue Dee Dee Harold M. Staley Jr Union Bridge Mark Wayne Staley Eleanor Albaugh Libertytown James C. Mehaffie Adamstown Keith Allen Nicholas L. Pollok Braddock Heights Lynne Alice Charles W. Simmons Jefferson Charles Austin Mearl Eyler Thurmont

Condition of Rivers Buckeystown and Point of Rocks

Monocacy region river levels are cloudy and full at Buckeystown while Potomac is cloudy and high at Point of Rocks. Data notes river conditions show elevated water levels in both locations.

Buckeystown Potomac

Deaths Homer T Bolyard and Others In Local Notices

Homer T Bolyard formerly of Middletown died at 6 10 this morning at Triangular View Farm Petersville after an extended illness. Surviving: wife Audra McDonald Bolyard, eight children, six grandchildren, three brothers and three sisters. Also Earl H Brandenburg 63 Mechanicsburg Pa died Friday at Annie E Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Noah W Money Point of Rocks died, survived by wife Aida Wirts Money and son Retired Lt. Col. Willard Money. services at M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.

Homer T. Bolyard Homer Troy Bolyard Middletown Triangular View Petersville Frederick Brick Works Bolyard Barber County W. Va Everett Nsora Belle Worring Bolyard West Virginia Audra McDonald Bolyard Ray Vance Flintstone Alice Allison Lillie Ruth Betty Kline Homer A. Bolyard James E. Bolyard Raymond Bolyard Parkersburg Delbert Bolyard Belington Garrett Bolyard Flemington Obed M. R. Etchison and Son Earl H. Brandenburg Mechanicsburg Annie E. ‘Warner Gettysburg Levi and Louisa C. Grossnickle Brandenburg Wolfsville Gladys Brandenburg Keiffer Brandenburg Fabroey- Reedy Boonsboro Lloyd Brandenburg Stella Bittle Myersville Harry Grossnickle Walkersville Charles Blickenstaff Cyrus Harry Brandenburg Hagerstown Blairsville Noah W. Money Noah Willard Money Point of Rocks Aida L. Wirts Money Frederick Memorial Hospital Loudoun County Virginia Samuel and Sara Compher Money Willard L. Money Carbondale Inois St. Luke’s Lutheran Church East Church Street Mt. Olivet

Mother's Day Tribute and Armed Forces Week Note

The piece reflects on Mother's Day urging appreciation for mothers and describes Armed Forces Week events at Fort Detrick with a ceremonial display and a parish prayer. It includes a poem excerpt about motherhood and quotes a military chaplains board prayer for unity, justice, and peace.

Intercollegiate Bridge Hands Highlight Par Differences

The article describes a bridge hand scenario at the Intercollegiate Bridge Tournament. North-South can reach a game in hearts while East-West face a tougher par to beat three hearts. West leads diamonds, East drops the queen, and the ensuing play favors East to force a two trump return and nine or eight tricks depending on the sequence.

North South Hearts West East

Frederick bus driver charged after Market Street crash

Maurice E. Miller, 27, of Boyds, driver of a Frederick Transit bus, faces a charge for failing to grant the right of way after a 8:45 a.m. collision at North Market and West Fourteenth. Preston D. Anglesberger, 40, of RFD 1 Walkersville, suffered minor facial, neck and hand lacerations and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The bus, a 1945 GMC, incurred about $200 in damage. Anglesberger’s 1959 Plymouth was a total loss. Police Investigator Cpl. James W. Stockman led the inquiry.

Frederick Maurice E. Miller Boyds North Market Street West Fourteenth Street Miller Market Fourteenth Street Preston D. Anglesberger RFD 1 Walkersville Angleberger Frederick Memorial Hospital United Ambulance GMC James W. Stockman South Market Street South Street

Wyncote executive reported in satisfactory condition after surgery

Among the sick Mr W E Kern formerly of Braddock Heights now residing in Wyncote Pa is reported in satisfactory condition following surgery at Temple University Hospital Philadelphia Pa Thursday morning. Mr Kern is executive vice president of the Bitter Finance Corporation in Wyncote Mrs Bowyer Fout Sr who has been a medical patient at for the past three weeks has returned to her home on Magnolia avenue.

W. E. Kern Braddock Heights Wyncote Temple University Hospital Philadelphia Kern Bitter Finance Corporation Bowyer Fout Sr Frederick Memorial Hospital Magnolia Avenue

Pollution meet ends in Frostburg symposium

In Frostburg Maryland the final session of the fifth annual symposium on industrial waste control discussed the role of coal mines in polluting water supplies.

Frostburg, Md

Prominent Resident Rev. P. Luther Rice Dies

Rev. P. Luther Rice a longtime realtor teacher and minister died at Mound Park Hospital St. Petersburg Florida at 1 30 a m He was born in Mountaindale and lived in St. Petersburg 15 years Surviving are his wife a daughter a son four grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral arrangements will be announced by M R Etchison and Son funeral directors

P. Luther Rice West Third Street Mound Park Hospital St. Petersburg Fla Mr. Rice Mountaindale Jacob D Catherine Wachter Rice Ella Parks Rice Delaware Maryland Walkersville Libertytown Walkersville High School Western Maryland College Westminster Westminster Theological Seminary

Two Involved Injured In Md 80 Three Car Crash

Two of five people hurt in a three car collision on Md 80 near Urbana were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital in fairly good condition. Harold W. Allen and Herman N. Wedge awaited further treatment with serious head and limb injuries.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Harold W. Allen Herman N. Wedge RFD 1 Tramsville Allen Wedge Gloria E. Allen Bernard Wedge Larry Gray Sjamsville Urbana Thaddeus M. Thomas Silver Spring David A. Ashby Leesburg Thomas Ashby Gordon H. Smith Damascus Hyattsville

FHS Student Wins Top Award At National Science Fair

Bokesch earned fourth place with a $25 prize and wish awards at the national science fair. He narrowly missed third by one point and first by ten, receiving an honorable mention plaque from the American Society of Microbiology. His exhibit will appear on radio and TV and be displayed at the American Museum of Atomic Energy.

Bokesch Charles American Society of Microbiology Baltimore Hughes James P. Masood Frederick County Norma Corristan New York AEC Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Elmer R. Bokesch Kline Boulevard Fort Detrick

Emmitsburg Native Named Public Relations Director at American Airlines

Emmitsburg native David C. Frailey now residing in Eastchester New York has been named director of public relations for American Airlines. He will oversee seven public relations bureaus nationwide and the companys news information and travel publicity programs. Frailey previously worked as a news editor for the Associated Press and is a Mt Saint Marys College graduate.

Emmitsburg Airlines David C. Frailey Eastchester N. Y American Airlines Karl Dahlem Frailey American Associated Press Mt. St. Mary's College

Weddings Bennett Harrison and Grams Hoffman Natives Tie Knotes

Two Brunswick couples wed in May ceremonies. Sharon Harrison and James L. Bennett exchanged vows at New York Hill Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Braden presiding. Joyce Hoffman and Donald Grams married at Bethany Lutheran Church with Rev. Ralph H. Miller officiating.

Gary Harrison Brunswick High School T. Edgie Russell General Contractor, Inc Capitol Radio Washington Silver Spring Grams-Hoffman Joyce Lee Hoffman Alvie L. Hoffman Brunswick Donald Allen Grams Leroy E. Grams Bethany Lutheran Church Ralph H. Miller Shirley A. Hoffman Patricia Grubb Jacqueline Cornelius Shari Grams Joseph Anderson Henry Rose Danny Jones Emory Nelson R. L. Grams Lawrence Harmon Kathy Harper Virginia

City Police Charge 12 With Speeding

Twelve people were charged between 9 pm and midnight Friday for exceeding 25 mph via radar on West South street and West Patrick street. Names and addresses of the accused are listed with ages from 16 to 28. Officers Schroyer and Shepley led the arrests, with one additional 25 mph violation on Kline Boulevard. A separate item notes a cigarette cancer warning from the Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty.

West South Street Daniel B. Smith Jr Woodsboro Malcolm J. Makel Thomas Eugene Haupt Jefferson Street Thomas M. Zufall West Eighth Street Carl Edward Rentzel Jr Adam Road West Patrick Street James Albert Page Jr RFD William E. Shepley John William McKay Jr Prince Frederick Kline Boulevard Schroyer Baltimore Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty

Polling Places Listed by County Precincts and Halls

County voters find polling locations across districts from West Church Street in Precincts 6 6A 6B 7 7A 7B and 8 to Mary land National Guard Armory Precinct 9 9A 9B 9C Jun ior Fire Engine Hall North Market Street Precinct 10 11 1A 11B Staley Field House Staley Park and numerous town halls churches and schools for districts 3 through 26 including Emmitsburg Catoctin Urbana Liberty New Market Hauvers Woodsboro Petersville Mt. Pleasant Jefferson Thurmont Jackson Myersville Johnsville Woodville Lewistown Tuscarora Burkittsville Braddock Heights Brunswick Walkersville and more.

West Church Street Maryland National Guard Armory North Market Street Staley Field House Staley Park Middletown Creagerstown Lutheran Emmitsburg Hauvers Foxville Woodsboro Petersville Farmers Club House Lutheran Sunday School Mt. Pleasant Jefferson Junior Order of United American Mechanics Hall Thurmont Wilhide Chevrolet Sales, Inc Jackson Myersville Johnsville Old School Woodville Prospect Hall Unionville Lewistown Tuscarora Yellow Springs Burkittsville Ballenger Feagaville Braddock Heights Brunswick Southern Methodist Church Walkersville

Lewistown trio visits sister in York Pennsylvania

Mrs Nellie Moore Miss E Frances Snook and Mrs J William Strine, all of Lewistown, spent last Sunday at the home of Mrs Violet Angevine, sister of Mrs Strine, in York Pennsylvania.

Nellie Moore E. Frances Snook J. William Strine Lewistown Strine Violet Angevine York, Pa

Senator Urges Voters to Back Sam Hillon in 6th

AP reports Sen. Thomas McIntyre urged Maryland voters in the 6th District to elect Democratic congressional candidate Sam Hillon. The appeal highlights Hillon's campaign in a tense election year with party alignment noted.

Dillon Hagerstown Thomas McIntyre D- N Maryland Sam Hillon

Also Mentioned on This Page

News-Post Matthew T. Lawhelle Walker and Dunlop, Inc South Frederick Cedar Avenues Gaithersburg Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company Pennsylvania Wagner, Cosgrove and Associates Bethesda C. W. Anderson Jacoby Oswald Jacob Wuere OK South West North East Joe Eisenhauer Mothers of Men Joaquin Miller Armed Forces Chaplains Board FHS Kathryn Powles Crum Thomas J. Crum East Church St Paul L. Althouse Evangelical United Church of Christ Paul Wood J. Leonard Nothagle G. Hunter Bowers Charles F. Bowers Philip Wertheimer David G. Everhart Bessie May Harbaugh Brookfield Middleburg Creager Richard A. Roof Mountain View Cemetery Joseph R. Harbaugh Daniel Harbaugh Donald Harbaugh Allan Knott John Ramsburg Everett Ramsburg Adaaaropa
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