Seltzer Named Pastor of Zion Lutheran Middletown
Rev. John Paul Seltzer, formerly assistant pastor at Church of the Reformation in Washington, will become pastor of Zion Lutheran Church in Middletown. He plans to assume duties August 1 after prior commitments including Gettysburg study and Maryland Synod activities. He is 30 years old, from Hyattsville, and is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Seltzer
Church of the Reformation
Washington
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Seltzer
Zion Congregation
Gettysburg
Hood College
Maryland
Synod
Zion Church
Albert R. Burkhardt
LaVale
Board of American Missions
Lutheran Church In America
Burkhardt
Rev
Hyattsville
William Lee
Christian Paul
Lutheran Inner Mission Society
Washimdton
Two Students Arrested At FHS On Alcohol Charge
Police charged two youths found with alcohol on Frederick High School grounds. Four officers responded to a call and arrested Scott and Whichard after purses were found on site. The incident disrupted classes as authorities secured the area.
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FHS
Frederick Heh
Jackie Lee
Poomomw
Educators Urged to Channel Knowledge for Social Good
Rev. Dr. Nevin Smith addressed about 400 at the Frederick County Teachers Association annual banquet at the Peter Pan Inn, urging teachers to put a piece of their heart into students. He warned education without moral guidance risks social harm and called for focus on community and world improvement. The event featured local officials, the Linganore School faculty as hosts, and entertainment by the Lambda Chi Fraternity barbershop quartet.
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Nevin Smith
Frederick
Earth
Smith
United States
Dr. Smith
Linganore School
William Hahn
Harry Q. Smith
Linganore
Ross V. Smith
Board of Education
Lee Smith
Brunswick
Frederick County Teachers Association
Ross Smith
Clarence C. Thomas
Gordon Smith
Mary Condon Hodgson
Lavenia Hood
Hallar Best
A. Irvin Renn
Russell Herman
Laurence Dorsey
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
John A. Derr
House of Delegates
James A. Sensenbaugh
Fred Brown
Quentin Earhart
Lambda Chi Fraternity
University of Maryland
Emanuel United Church of Christ
Hanover
E. A. Frink
Prospect Morning Methodist Church
Convicted in Drunken Driving Cases in Frederick
Clifford W Grant 39 of Frederick was found guilty of drunken and reckless driving and fined 175 dollars plus costs after a March 3 arrest on Catoctin avenue following a crash at Burck street. James Gherman Thompson 47 of Baltimore was guilty of drunken driving and speeding and fined 136 and 15 after a January 3 arrest on U S 40 W. Lanner Jr. 40 now in Frederick was guilty of running a red light and fined 5 plus costs. Burdette 23 of Frederick was acquitted on a reckless driving charge after March 30 arrest on West South street. William Bartgis 30 of East Patrick street was acquitted on a reckless driving charge after April 2 arrest on East All Saints street. The cases were before Magistrate Byron W Thompson.
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Clifford Wilson Grant
RFD
Frederick
Byron W. Thompson
Grant
James E. Schreyer
Catoctin Avenue
Burck
Thompson
Tfe
Harry J. Frost
U.S. 40
Tf. Frost
C. Clifton Wirts
Mercury Hits 93 Thursday at Vale area
Temperature reached a hot peak at the Vale area marking the warmest day since last September. Scattered storms forecast this afternoon and showers tomorrow with under half an inch total rainfall expected. A trace was logged at the airport overnight. no rainfall this month thus far.
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Weather Bureau
Fort Detrick to Dedicate 250000 Biomatics Building
Fort Detrick will dedicate a 10,006 square foot biomatics building on May 16. the facility houses a UNIVAC computing system installed for mission use and payroll processing. The project, built by Thurmont Builder, began January 1962 and includes humidity control, air conditioning, ventilating systems, soundproof rooms, and extensive wiring with floor access for maintenance.
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Ft. Detrick
Public Information Office
Military
Univac
Fort Detrick
PIO
Thurmont Builier
Thurmont Construction Company
Beer and Wine License Suspended in Frederick County
Frederick County license commissioner Louis V. Myers Jr suspends the L M Silver Dollar tavern beer and wine license for 11 days. Luther R. Fouche Adamstown owner convicted April 24 in Magistrate's Court of selling beer to a minor and fined $100. The suspension runs May 13 to May 24.
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Frederick County
Louis V. Myers Jr
L & M Silver Dollar
Center
South Streets
Luther R. Fouche
Adamstown
Donald W. Hood
Mt Airy
Fouche
Hegins
Emis
Kennedy couple rent Lansdowne house in Virginia countryside
President and Mrs Kennedy have rented their new home in the Virginia countryside to Mr and Mrs Dana Jedson for the season. The arrangement places the First Couple in a quiet rural setting near Washington.
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Kennedys
Hou Hyaxnis
Mass
Kennedy
Viraingy Huat
A. Dana Ijedsdan
Hodadon
Racial tensions ease in Birmingham amid talks on desegregation
In Birmingham Alabama prospects for a biracial agreement to resolve racial difficulties rose as prison releases were described as in progress. King and Abernathy warned of renewed demonstrations if no accord is reached while the committee resumes talks.
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Birmingham
Ala
Steel
Wyatt Tee Walker
Martin Luther King Jr
Andrew Young
King
Ralph D. Abernathy
Abernathy
Mt Airy to Have Pool by August 1
Mt Airy set to open a swimming pool this summer with Ridge Swimming Club announcing completion by August 1. The club, now at 100 member families, reports revised lower costs and five new members needed to build and operate the pool. 124 openings remain as applications are urged. Prices mixed in New York market as rally stalls.
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The
Ridge Swimming Club
Mt. Airy
At & P.m
Please Keep Off The Grass Kennedy Gardener Takes Delight
Washington AP reports Kennedy strives to protect lawn and garden greenery amid a growing interest in plant care. The piece notes a gardener named Kennedy highlighting grass maintenance, edging, and seasonal tasks as part of yard upkeep.
Kennedy hosts Pearson to ease US Canada ties in Cape Cod
President Kennedy welcomes Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson at Otis Air Force Base as the two plan talks over six years of friction. They will review issues including Bomarc B missile nuclear war heads and control, with a luncheon at Joseph P. Kennedy’s Hyannis Port home.
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Ayannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Lester B. Pearson
United States
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Pearson
John G. Diefenbaker
Lucheon
Hyannis Port
Joseph P. Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
London
Canada
Diefenbaker
Family Doctors To Meet At Maryland Assembly
Hundreds of physicians from Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia attend the Spring Scientific Assembly of the Maryland and District of Columbia Academy of General Practice at the Washingtonian Motel and Country Club near Gaithersburg. The two day program covers common daily practice issues including geriatrics asthma pediatrics arthritis and nutrition with lectures by physicians from multiple cities.
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Louis R. Schoulman
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Maryland and District of Columbia Academy of General Practice
Washingtonian
Gaithersburg
Navy task force circles Haiti near Gonaives
A U S Navy task force of eight ships and about 2,000 men cruised offshore in the Gulf of Gonave, within international waters and more than 10 miles from Hispaniola, as Haiti faces its crisis. The force reported no emergency mission after two weeks of rising tension in the region.
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Gonaives Gulf
Haiti
Gulf of Gonaives
Hispaniola
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Potomac Mother Dies After Gorge Fall
Mrs William Poller 35 of Bethesda died after falling 28 feet from a guard rail in a Maryland gorge of the Great Falls. Police said the couple were strolling when she sat on the rail and toppled over. Her husband reported the accident and he was treated for shock. A separate city accident at North Bentz and Second streets left Robert J Heubner charged with an improper left turn after a collision with Betty J Batisher.
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Potomac, Id
Maryland
Great Falls of the Potomac
William Poller
Bethesda
Potter
North Bentz
Second Streets
Calvin L. Phillips
Robert J. Heubner
Yamsville
Bentz Street
Betty J. Batisher
RFD 7
Frederick
Huebner O
Big Daddy Lipscomb Dies Under Suspicion of Narcotics
Baltimore address reports assistant medical examiner noting definite suspicion narcotics involved in death of Gene Lipscomb a 31 year old NFL defensive tackle found unconscious in a West Baltimore apartment An autopsy failed to determine cause of death with at least three needle marks observed on his elbows a home made syringe was found near the body and will be tested Lipscomb who stood 6 1 and 288 pounds played for three NFL teams over ten seasons He was pronounced dead at Lutheran Hospital and identified by former teammates before its morgue transport Police investigated a possible heroin or barbiturate link at the scene.
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Baltimore
Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
Rudiger Breintecker
Lipscomb
Lutheran Hospital
Timothy Black
James Colvin
Black
Big Daddy
Wen
Aho
Trusty Bream Sale Aids Frederick Cleanup Drive
The Marland Workshop sells cleaned brooms to fund a Frederick cleanup effort. Club president Victer Palmer and team organize a community sale with proceeds supporting local area cleanup projects. The sale runs May 4 to May 13 with targeted street section clearances and a May 7 attack day.
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Charies FE. Couunk
Victer & Palmer
Mager E. Paul Maegana
Rossell, Morgan
Puest
Frederick Armset
Suepenser
Ois
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Selzer
Relemarten
Bard of
Paredore
Tadheran
Mercury
Mearict
Cera
St Elisabeth's Hospital
la Ho
Rev. C. Phonp Setver
Everton
Tiehard
James H. Sohver
Snow Hal
Detrick
New York
APC
Kentaman
Wrreiten
Kennedy Gis WaTas
Walcott L. Etienne
College Park
Maryland Academy of General Practice
W. Robert Perkins
District of Columbia Academy
Charles P. Crimy
Maryland Academy
Russell M. Tilley Jr
District Academy
New Orleans
New York City
Dallas
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Edward Henderson
American Geriatrics Society
John €. Krafz Jr
James Krafft
Tex
Harry F. Kinefelter Jr
Judns Hopkins University School of Medicine
U.S. Navy
Potomac
Big Daddy’ Lipscomb
Colt Star
Big Daddy” Lipscomb
Frederik
Sra
Patrick Street
Ami
Ots
Ton
Pith Street
Eat
Singh Street
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