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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1974
Page
2
Fragmented OCR from a Maryland classified page shows scattered contact details and pricing lines. Visible items include a phone number 663-1177, an address 21701-Phane Ave, and various prices such as 47 dollars and 10 dollars. The text is garbled with mis-typed phrases and incomplete product references.
A Thursday electrical fire at Mount Saint Marys College and Seminary in Emmitsburg destroyed the Pangborn Memorial Room, a historic suite linked to Thomas W Pangborn and Pangborn Hall. Local fire units battled the blaze with no injuries, while officials assess the substantial loss and vow restoration.
Readers urge strong congressional support for the Potomac National River Bill and river protection measures. Letters stress public access to information, counter private influence, and unity with Rep. Gude and Senators Mathias and Beall to safeguard the Potomac and its tributaries including the Moncacy.
Edward Dalder, a nearly two year old with cerebral palsy, benefits from 18 months of Rock Creek School early intervention therapy including physical, occupational, and speech work. Parents praise the program’s professional approach, noting potential for normal schooling with ongoing support and community backing for early childhood intervention.
A well known Reformed clergyman Jack Kev Simon S Miller was admitted to Crew Hospital after injuring his hip when he fell down stairs at his home on East Third Street. He had been treated weeks earlier for the fall.
A fledgling YMCA program for the northern county seeks community input via a survey planned through July. Frederick YMCA leaders Carl Gaites and Andy Ede back a stepwise plan starting with a school survey coordinated by Gail Quick at Catoctin High, with clergy and service groups to engage. The effort aims to expand services from youth programs to cultural activities and potential building status, with possible local industrial support.
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