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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1964
Page
7
Members across Ballenger, East Frederick, Libertytown and Gambrill Park clubs gathered for luncheons and meetings featuring meat prep demos. New members joined, officers were elected, and voters skits urged electoral participation ahead of November elections. Gift donations and hospital open houses were noted.
The Dickerson Methodist W.S.C.S. held its regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Frye on Oct 20 at 8 p.m. Sixteen members attended with Mrs. Arthur Stull presiding over the program and business. A birthday cake was given to Mrs. Dove and refreshments served. next meeting set for Nov 17 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Roberson.
The Leon Gilles family from Richmond Virginia traveled 2 480 miles by horse drawn wagon from Moscow to the Polish border, leaving the Soviet Union to return home after docking in Amsterdam on February 28. Their wagon now drawn by a car reached the Polish border in three days.
The Women's League of Gettysburg College meets for its 53rd annual convention on campus with delegates from 17 sub leagues and about 6000 members across Pennsylvania Maryland and the District of Columbia. Dr C A Hanson Gettysburg College president opens proceedings in Christ Chapel.
Personnel selected to operate the U S Department of Labor Youth Opportunity Centers in Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia will be trained at the University of Maryland November 2 through 21 under the Economic Opportunity Act. The program includes lectures discussions field tours and demonstrations on human development and community impact on opportunities.
FRANKFURT Germany AP More than 3.2 million elderly East Germans are expected to flock to the West starting Monday under a program allowing four week visits with relatives in West Germany. The government has scheduled 16 trains daily for the expected travelers. Eligible are men over 65 and women over 48 with old age pensions. Those who stay risk losing pension rights.
Milan, Italy unveiled its first subway in a $72 million project. The initial eight mile line runs from the northern suburbs through the city center beneath Piazza del Duomo and the Sforza Castle, featuring 21 stations on the inaugural section.
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