82 Voting Machines Used Here
Frederick County used 82 of 85 voting machines to record a 34 000 turnout figure in the primary. Board president G Horton Peace and Democratic Supervisor Donald Whitworth oversaw the session at Winchester Hall’s Chronic Hospital building. Republican Naomi Remsberg logged figures while Grace R Stickel and others verified against precinct records. one precinct used unverified totals. George W Clendaniel Jr joined as co campaign manager for Joseph D Tydings with no other candidates’ reps present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Board of Election Supervisors
G. Horton Peace
Peace
Donald Whitworth
Chronic Hospital
Montevue
Naomi Remsberg
James Messersmith
Annabell Powell
New Board of Election Supervisors
Winchester Hall
Grace R. Stickel
Republican Congress
David Scull
Louise Gore
Maryland
Mr. Peace
George W. Clendaniel Jr
Joseph D. Tydings
Stickel
Clendaniel
Monocacy Strawberry Festival planned for May 28 in Dickerson
Final plans are set for the Monocacy School Strawberry Festival to be held May 28 at 5 30 p m with games prizes and foods on sale Hubert White chairs the event The Dickerson and Koontz Chapel Methodist M Y F met at Koontz Chapel and other community notices include a sod donation for the parsonage lawn sixth grade dinner June 10 and a W S C S festival June 13 with the Poolesville band providing music Officers were elected for the Monocacy School PTA and local residents visited or hosted relatives amid a string of community notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Stull
Dickerson
Hubert White
Dickerson and Koontz Chapel
M.y.f.s
Koontz Chapel
Dickerson Parsonage
M. Robert Mulholland
Dickerson Church
R. F. Hauschildt
Monocacy
Walter Poole
Martin Poole
Rockville
Ann Wiseman
Dickerson W.S.C.S
Poolesville
Wiseman
Barbara Roberson
Bettie Carlisle
Julia Matthews
Arthur Stull
W.S.C
Stull
Robert Hunter
Susie Stottlemyer
Harry Stottlemyer
Poolesville Junior High School
George Cronenburg
Tom Grimes
Gaithersburg
Josephine Marie Thompson
Joseph Thompson
Peggy Dayhoff
Robert T. Dayhoff
Virginia Daysa
Tony
Local area notes and birthdays around Dickerson
Community members share family updates from Dickerson and Poolesville including measles recoveries for Pat Dronenburg Nancy Matthews and others. business improvements at Dickerson's Boyd's Grocery. Claude Belcher's fifth birthday. Sugar Loaf Mountain visitors and tourism notes. hospital stays. anniversary and birthday celebrations. church group meetings. and residents moving to Gaithersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stull
Pat Dronenburg
George Dronenburg
Pat
Poolesville
Nancy Matthews
Bert Matthews
Clay Deering
Dickerson
Boyd’s
Claude Belcher
Samuel
Pete) Belcher
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Gordon Strong
A. M. Thomas
Thomas
Stronghold
Sugar Loaf
United States
Frank Poole
James Belcher
Elsie Seaman
Bethesda
James W. Belcher
Barbara
Roy Hodges
Virginia Neal
Peggy Morrows
Little Cliff Morrows
Bluefield
Harry Belcher
Pete Belcher
Point Of Rocks to Pour Harmless Dye Into Potomac
The Department of the Interior will release a safe dye from Point of Rocks Bridge next week to measure water travel time in the Potomac. The study, led by Geological Survey engineers, follows a recent oil and caustic soda spill upriver. Additional pouring stations are Cumberland Hancock Williamsport Paw Paw and Shepherdstown W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Potomac River
Department of the Interior
Point of Rocks Bridge
Geological Survey
Potomac
Hancock
Cumberland
Williamsport
Paw Paw
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Organized Filibusters Shift From One Man Shows
A Washington NEA report notes southern Democratic senators now run coordinated talkathons for the voting rights bill, unlike older single speakers. It traces historic filibusters by Randolph, La Follette, Tillman, Long, and modern leaders Ellender Morse Thurmond, outlining cloture history and current platoon strategy to delay the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Nolan
Washington
NEA
Huey Long Green
John Randolph
Virginia
Senate
Randolph
John Quincy Adams
Robert M. la Follette Sr
Wisconsin
Benjamin R
Pitchfork Ben
Tillman
South Carolina
Louisiana
Huey “Kingfish
Long
Pitchfork
Lord Byron
Congress
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Kenneth McKellar
D-Tenn
Sen
Alben Barkley
D-Ky
John C. Calhoun
Allen Ellender
D-La
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Strom Thurmond
D.C
Woodrow Wilson
la Follette Sr
Richard Russell
Georgia
Mount Saint Marys College picks senior class officers
William A Elek Jr a Bethlehem Pennsylvania economics major is named head of the Mount Saint Marys College senior class for 1964 1965 Other officers named are vice president Nicholas G Otzel Harrisburg secretary Vincent P Small Upper Darby treasurer John O Clarke Belle Harbor social chairman William F Bellew Wantagh New York.
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William A. Elek Jr
Bethlehem
Mount Saint Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Nicholas G. Otzel
Harrisburg
Vincent P. Small
Upper Darby
John O. Clarke
Belle Harbor
N.Y
William F Bellew
Wantagh
Bridge error leads to doomed slam in spade sequence
West ruffed and led back a trump causing South's slam to vanish. If South had paused at trick two, he could have made the hand. The optimal line: ruff a low spade, win the diamond finesse, and lead another low spade. If West does not ruff, draw trumps and concede a diamond. If West ruffs, discard a diamond from dummy. West's best play is to ruff a diamond, return to his hand, ruff clubs, draw trumps, then spread the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
Overbid to six hearts traps partner in bridge play
The hand shows South leaping to six hearts, forcing North to pass or let South operate. West leads spades, giving South a chance to make the slam, but by trick three South discards and later chucks away a diamond after winning East’s king of spades with the ace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
West
East
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Dickerson Area
Monocacy School Pta
Betty Reckenberg
R. P. Brown
Mary Ellen Burdette
Martin Wiseman
James P. Rouleau
Kensington
Carroll Sigafoose
Florida
Joseph J. Ellis
Arlington, Va
Robert J. Day
Donald Brooks
Donna
Donnie
Lisa Kaye Brooks
Ellis Roberson
Clarence Grimes
New Windsor
Carrie Trittepoe
Frederick
Jeanne
Robin Lynn Quinn
Harry L. Quinn Sr
Eastview
Shookstown
Robert la Follette Sr
Ohadntenhooki Cme Ger
Pane
Bate
Polikker
John Nance Garner
Aes
Jefferson Girls
Susan
Patty Poole
Gloria Axline
Susan Poole
Evelyn Smith
Harold Heffner
Sylvia Whittmer
Jane Axline
Kay McGowan
Sharon Crampton
Petunias
Dianna
Jeri McGowan
Venture Club
Frederick Venture Club
Wmar-Tv
Balti
Bonnie Wise
Charlotte Henderson
Sandy Bruchey
Donald Bruchey
Effie Fulmer
Doris Blank
Kay
Mr. Bruchey
Ben Tillman
Carolina
Byron
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Bausch & Lamb
KLING
Cline
S. Market
E. Patrick MO
Jacoby
East Souwth
Oswato Vacon
Mer We, Seavica
Wurlitzer
MAPA
Colonial Music Shop
Patrick St
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
International Parts Corp
Fort Detrick
Rosemont Avenue
Ladies’ & Children’s
I. Wilkins
Mount Airy, Md
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