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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1964
Page
11
The 27th Boy Scout Court of Honor at Fort Detrick spotlighted Troop 799 and Post 799 marking their ninth and seventh anniversaries. Charles Dahlgren and three others received Certificates of Merit and miniature trophies for actions at the Memorial Stadium escalator tragedy in Baltimore.
A reader letter column discusses inadequate Social Security retirement income, noting benefits cover only about one third of elderly household budgets and were never meant to cover total needs. It cites low monthly payments, the impact of earnings on benefits, and the lack of standardized lists for nursing home quality.
Photo by J Rolfe Castleman shows Dr Harold Neufeld scout master Troop 799 and Dave Rhodes Chuck Dahlgren Ronnie Heffner Charles War field receiving merit awards for their rescue efforts during the Baltimore Memorial Stadium escalator accident in the spring. Dr John Carnochan Superintendent of Schools also appears in the caption.
The American Association of Homes for the Aged publishes a professional directory of nursing homes nationwide without judging quality. It costs $5 a copy. For local advice contact your family service agency which may have a copy. A separate booklet on Social Security by Martin E. Segal is available for 25 cents from Security For You, Box 1277, General Post Office, New York.
Frederick Memorial Hospital announced multiple births on November 2 and 4. Charles L. Lane Jr and Jeffrey Wade, second son. Steven Wayne Specht, second son. Kimberly Dawn Knight, first child daughter. David Anton Tulis, second son. Terry Wayne Shaff, second son. Terry Diane Strakowsky, first daughter.
Classified ad seeks sales representatives aged 21 to 43 to serve Maryland and nearby areas. Must have a car. Prior sales experience helpful but not required. Will train. Information after 6 p.m. at 662 5269 Frederick or Middle Town 296.
State Police appeal for help in a fatal accident investigation. Jerry Luther Misenheimer, 30, of Hyattsville, was last seen in Thurmont at 11:15 p.m. Monday November 2. He was struck by a car near the Ranger Station on State 7E 77 in Catoctin Mountain Park around 12:30 a.m. He wore a dark leather jacket at the time.
Police ask anyone who saw Misenheimer between 11 15 p m Monday in Thurmont and 12 30 a m Tuesday near the Ranger Station to call Maryland State Police stations in Frederick or Hagerstown. A weather line between Moscow and Washington will exchange data by conventional methods until satellites supply data.
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