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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1963

Page

16

Program At Hood To Open Tonight

Hood College hosts the Perspective conference with Dr Winslow R Hatch as keynote in Brodbeck Hall at 8 p.m. The event includes tele lectures from Dr Tickton of the Ford Foundation and Urban League speaker Sterling Tucker.

Hood College Winslow R. Hatch Hatch Clearing House of Studies On Department of Health, Education and Welfare Reporter Brodbeck Hall Randle Elliott Hood Middle Atlantic Area Sidney G Tickton Ford Foundation United States Coffman Chapel Tickton Alumnae Cau

United Fund Extends Drive In Frederick County

The Frederick County United Appeal extended its drive to November 14 after reporting 98 000 collected, 67 percent of the 146 000 goal. Morgan optimistic about district gains and Fort Detrick post up 60 percent. volunteers urged to mail or call in unsold totals. Two more report meetings set for November 8 and 14 at the Hotel Frederick. Public utilities division surpassed its 9 500 goal with near 9 900. Alpha Portland Cement and American Optical exceed last year’s totals.

Frederick Fort Detrick Military Post Morgan United Appeal South Market Street Appeal Public Utilities Division James H. Bartgis Alpha Portland Cement Company American Optical Company

No Longer Listed Dead at Stourbridge War Memorial

Fred Bristow a 69 year old retired librarian who survived World War I found his name still listed as dead on a Stourbridge parish church memorial window. A 1918 telegram misidentified his brother Frank as deceased and caused years of confusion before the mix up was spotted.

Stourbridge England Fred Bristow Fred Lively F. Bristow Frank

Memorial Defaced Then Restored Despite City Council Ruling

In a dispute over a memorial, the council initially ordered no defacement but relented last month, leading Theo Brown to chip off Fred’s name, the mason’s son, from the carved tribute.

Fred Theo Brown

Minor Fires Reported in City and County

Several small blazes disrupted city and county yesterday with light damage. Walkersville unit fought a metal storage shed fire on Daysville Road causing interior ruin and several hundred dollars loss. no insurance. Cause undetermined. Mr Airy unit responded to a Duvall Road scene at 4 03 pm where a corn picker motor ignited.

Walkersville

Fire damages machine and field as blaze spreads

Firemen from United Fire Company were summoned at 5 50 p m Thursday to control a fire that severely damaged wiring and combustible parts of the machine. Flames spread into a nearby corn field burning about an acre before help arrived and the crew fought the blaze for a half hour with their brush truck. No cause was given.

Auto Fire Hero United Fire Company

Car Fire Damages 1962 Chevrolet in East South Street Incident

A 1962 Chevrolet owned by George Huff of 132 East Fifth Street was damaged by fire thought started from a backfire in the carburetor. Firefighters used water and chemicals to subdue the blaze after a backfire ignition. Earlier, the Junior Fire Company fought a minor field fire behind Elm Street School, quickly controlled and extinguished.

Guish East South Chevrolet George Huff East Fifth Street Junior Fire Company Elm Street

MEN'S SUPPER RALLY FALL CHURCH OF UNITED MEN

The Fall Supper Rally for the men of the United Church gathers with plans to share a community meal and discuss church activities. Organizers invite all male members to attend and participate in the event proceedings.

Men of the United Church of

Christ of Carroll County Hosts Minced Green Oprons Dinner

Grace United Church of Christ in Taneytown held a Thursday 7 p m event featuring guest speaker Dr. Lewis I Maddocks of Washington D C, secretary for the Council for Christian Social Action and a National Council of Churches representative, as part of a community supper.

Christ of Carroll County Grace United Church of Christ Taneytown William F. Wiley Lewis I Maddocks Washington, D. C Council For Christian Social Action The United Church of Christ National Council of Churches

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