Estimate of sewer and water expenses for Washington County towns
Washington County and its towns face over 3.6 million dollars in sewer costs and more than 330 thousand dollars for water over the next decade. Halfway may spend about 1.1 million on sewers and a treatment plant in five to ten years if incorporated or annexed by Hagerstown. Hagerstown itself is slated for 300 thousand in sewer improvements and 50 thousand to extend the water system. Other towns Hancock Boonsboro Sharpsburg Williamsport Clear Spring Funkstown and Maugansville each face roughly 300 thousand in sewer needs with water needs ranging 20 thousand to 65 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Washington County
State of Health
Halfway
Exton
Hancock
Boonsboro
Sharpsburg
Williamsport
Clear Spring
Funks'town
Maugansville
Veterans Day Reflections on World Wars and Sacrifice
A historic Veterans Day essay recalls World War I, World War II, and the Korean War, detailing dates of conflict, U S casualties, and the enduring duty to honor the fallen. It salutes veterans and urges continued commitment to liberty for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Holland
United States
Europe
Pearl Harbor
Japan
U.S.S
Missouri
Republic of Korea
United Nations
Korea
Absentee Ballots Counted Ahead of Canvass
The Board of Election Supervisors tabulated 370 absentee votes before the official canvass. Civilians favored Nixon 228 to Kennedy 142 with Mathias at 164 and Foley 0. Service members backed Nixon 86 to 53 and Mathias led Foley 90 to in an otherwise mixed tally. One write-in for Goldwater Lodge and two for Stevenson and Mathias were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Supervisors
G. Horton Peace
Nixon
Kennedy
John R. Foley
Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
Foley
Peace
Barry Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
Stevenson
Accident on Seven Locks Road injures two drivers
Montgomery County police report an afternoon collision on Seven Locks Road south of Tuckerman's Lane between Scotland and Gaithersburg. Charles A. Williams, 56, of Bethesda, and William N. Herdon, 32, of Damascus, collided on a hilltop. damages totaled about 800 dollars. Williams was charged with failure to keep to the center of the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Parted
Seven Locks Road
Tuckerman’s Lane
Scotland
Gaithersburg
Charles A. Williams
Bethesda
William N. Herdon
Damascus
Wiliams Auto
Herdon
Williams Auto
Willams
Thanksgiving Day service announced by Frederick society
The Christian Science Society of Frederick schedules a 7 a m Thanksgiving service in the Pythian Castle building. Members will offer voluntary expressions of gratitude and read from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures in a lesson sermon titled Thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Science Society of
Frederick
Pythian Castle
Mary Baker Eddy
P.T.A. Meeting Set at Taneytown High School
The Taneytown High School Parent-Teacher Association meets Monday at 8 p.m. Paul Dell of the Carroll County Council P T A will speak. Teachers hold parent conference 7:30 to 8 p.m. Refreshments follow. A public card party is planned for December 3 as a replacement activity for the discontinued Indoor Carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Taneytown High School
Paul Dell
Carroll County Council of
P-T.a's
Parker Installed as Maryland Heart Association President
Raeburn H. Parker of Monkton was installed as president of the Heart Association of Maryland, succeeding Dr. Sidney Scherlis of Baltimore. The installation opened the 13th annual meeting of the organization.
Fall session closes in Cumberland Arch Deaconry
The Cumberland Arch Deaconry completed its fall session in All Saints Episcopal church. The Frederick City Hospital has been taxed to care for many patients, some with typhoid fever, as local authorities face a crowded autumn. A small fire at the City Opera House caused by stage prop electricity sparked panic before being contained. Mrs. William T. Haller fainted and was taken home after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Archdeaconry
All Saints Episcopal eburea_ FRIENDS
Brainerd
H. Warner Jr
Congress
David J. Lewis
Pearce
Republican Party
R. C. Ziveierman
Arthur Lambright
Millard Brust
Lee Ranneberger
North Market Street
George W. Crum
Frederick City Hospital
City Opera House
William T. Haller
West Church Street
Messrs
Engle
Zimmerman
Eagle Badge Awarded To Local Scout At Court of Honor
Joseph Engelbrecht received the Boy Scouts of America Eagle Badge at the Court of Honor held in Woodsboro Lutheran church. He belongs to the Methodist church troop as part of their scouting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Joseph Engelbrecht
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Romenia
Greece
Albania
Italy
Alpine Centaur
Columbia
Lynch
Frederick
Bonnie Blink
Masomic
Calvary Methodist Church
Benjamin W. Meeks
Charles N. Staley
Fort Benning
Neville Chamberlain
Great
Britain
Fort Detrick Club Sees National President Visit Nov
The Fort Detrick Chapter hosts a meeting November 26 at the Officers' Open Mess with a reception at 6 p m and dinner at 7 p m. National president will speak. Captain Amos Johnson announces reservations due by November 23. Distinguished Masonic officials invited and reception honors the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Ernest Berger
Berger
Washington and
Army Chemical Center
Everett Hanel
Daniel Reynolds
Otho J. Keller
Eldon Johnson
Campaign fatigue fades as Frederick pushes for Symphony and United Appeal
A Frederick column urges end to protracted campaigns and favors the Frederick Symphony Orchestra effort and United Appeal drive. It lauds musician enthusiasm, public cooperation, and the community support needed to fund ten agencies with a 117 499 goal, highlighting leaders and volunteers backing both initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
United Appeal
Carl V. Weakley
Nicholas G. Fanos
Jobless Numbers Rise as October Worsens
Unemployment climbed past 3.5 million in October and could exceed five million by January, signaling a recession risk. The Labor Department released the data amid political controversy over timing and administration disclosure. George Meany of the AFL-CIO warned the economy faces a danger point above six percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
George Meany
Al~cio
The
Washington Post
Weekend brief notices from the Frederick area
Updates report local military and civilian activity. Several personnel attend courses at Sandia Air Force Base New Mexico and University of Maryland. Hospital visits and recoveries noted at Frederick Memorial Hospital Johns Hopkins. Personal milestones include birthdays and vacations with condolences sent to a service member’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jacobs
Sandia Air Force Base
Mexico
Milton Show
Sandia
Air Force Base
Edward J. Golobie
Washington County Hospital
Grace
Wainwright
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Francis Beall
S. E
Farnbaugh
Cresson
Miriam Feely
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Charles Simpson
Ralph Kanade
John F. Miller
Winnie Cave
George W. Kline
Gerald Haygood
Unemployment Figures Show October Rise and Job Decline
Labor Department figures for October show unemployment rising to 3,579,000 from 3,388,000 and employment dropping to 67,490,000 from 67,767,000. The rate climbs to 6.4 percent with long term unemployed near a million, reflecting weak steel and other sectors and signaling continued labor market softness. London awaits Meredith Willson's The Music Man with Van Johnson to star March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Seymour Wolfbein
London London
Meredith Willson
The
London
van Johnson
Kennedy vows action in four year White House agenda
President elect John F Kennedy pledges action on domestic issues after taking office. He outlines plans for river development, nuclear power, water pollution, education, health care for the aged, higher teacher pay, medical and dental schools funding, and civil rights reforms. He faces a Congress with a conservative coalition that may block liberal goals. He emphasizes balancing the budget and exploring tax loopholes while avoiding tax increases. He highlights civil rights enforcement and labor proposals including a higher minimum wage and full employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
John F. Kennedy
America
White House
Congress
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Harding
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Richard Mr. Nixon
Nixon
Scheols
Democratic Party
Presidency
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Deaths of Mrs Mary Hendry and Mrs Hazel Johnson
Obituaries note Mrs Mary E. Hendry of Kensington and formerly this area died at home after a brief illness. Funeral plans set for Bethesda Mount Olivet burial. Mrs Hazel L. Johnson of Myersville died at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 68 after two weeks illness. Surviving relatives listed. services at Myersville funeral home with interment Zion Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Hendry
Mary E. Hendry
Kensington
Walter England
Marion
Roland
Edwin England
Robert A. Pumphrey
Bethesda
Mount Olivet
Edwin L. Johnson
Hazel L. Johnson
Myersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Eilerton
John F. and
Cordelia Poffenberger Summers
Sint Lutheran Church of
Church Hill
Edith Pryor
Hagerstown
Etta Beard
Pauline Summers
Springfield
Beulah Palmer
Margaret Alger
Belva Summers
Vernon
Millard Summers
Zion Lutheral
Private Funeral Services for Mrs Julia E King
Private funeral services for Mrs Julia E King widow of Herbert H King were held Tuesday at 11 a m from the funeral home 1201 officiating clergyman was Rev Maurice D Ashbury rector of All Saints Episcopal church Interment was private Robert E Dailey and Son funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia E. King
Herbert H
North Market Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Births Reported November 7 9 in Frederick Area
Birth notices list nineteen families from Thurmont Frederick New Windsor and Burkittsville announcing first and additional children. Debra Jean Douglas Alan Tamara Lee Brenda Jean Robert Joseph Jr Terry Sue Barbara Joan Barbara Joan Elaine Mae David Wayne Sheron Kar are named with parental names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Terry Sue
Raymond H. Larson
East Suh Street
Barbara Joan
Larson
Patricia McCarthy
Pennsylvania
Carl Emerick Jr
Rt. 5
Scott Lee
Isaac Rice
RL 1
Thurmont
Elaine Mae
Sherman Myers
East All Saints Street
David Wayne
Daniel Jenkins
Rt. 2
New Windsor
Sheron Kar
Five Day Forecast Says Temperatures Near Normal
The Associated Press reports temperatures will average near normal with a cold night followed by a weekend rise and little change early next week. Light rain possible Wednesday and normal highs 50 to 57 with lows 26 to 42, upper 20s in mountains. Discrimination Denied Baltimore AP Police Commissioner Hepbron told NAACP delegation that racial bias does not affect promotions or duty assignments for Negro officers. Seven inspectors and three captains attended the hour long meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
James M. Hepbron
Hepbron
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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P.T.A
News-Post
Richard D. DeLauter
Robert Weedon
James W. Brown
U. S. Army Chemical Corps
Johns Hopkins University
Charles Gearhart
Norris Hammond
Jerry Allen
Paul Rockwell
James R. Morse
Asheville
N. C
Paul K. Covert
Meade
Kans
Kenneth M. Willis
North Charleston
S.C
Mildred B. Easton
Paul W. Eyler
Gary K. Bass
Robert Hammond
Alan
Alberda
Peter G. Ness
Veronica Catlett
Frederick Symphony Group
Terry Hays
New Market
E-9
Beau” Connell
George Evans
Bob Riddlemoser
Carl S. Casta
George W. Dunphy
Joseph Schwimer
Sunny Miami
Jack Millikens
Galilee
Rhode Island
Miami
Milliken
Dunphy
Gene Cronin
Dick Clark
Fort McClellan
Chemical Corps School
Frank Baker
Cronin
Charles J. Warner
Mra. Ye Ana Pendeg Rag Lee Hart
Glenn Olsen
Richard F. Kline Jr
Mort Siegel
Young
George
George B. Delaplaine Sr
George Jr
Delaplaines
William T. Delaplaine
Robert E. Delaplaine
Frederick Kiwanis
Kiwanis
Marlow
Walter Harry Cecil Jr
Ferndale
Walter H
Rose Burke Cecil
Sunny Glen School
Glen Burnie
Robert E. Grubbs Jr
Ijamsville
Johns Hopkins
Wilburt T
Daniel Lee Cecil
Wilburt T. Cecil
Marriottsville
East Church Street
Providence Methodist Church
Kermptown
M. R. Etchison and Son
Middletown
Paul F. Bittle
Emory C. Makel
Emory Columbus
Lum) Makel
West Sixth Street
Montevue
Benjamin and
Harriett Virginia Bowie Makel
Quinn A-M.e. Church
Thomas and Sinn
Helen Varnes
Francis A. Makel
York
M. R. Etchison
Sex
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