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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1963

Page

4

Readers urge dog law to protect children nationwide

Letters from Frederick residents call for stricter laws to chain or euthanize loose dogs after recent attacks. B L Baker of Braddock Heights argues for action by elected representatives to restore safety for children. Another piece praises youth as Optimist Youth Appreciation Week runs November 11–17.

Frederick Maryland Great Southern Pro North Court St Crevalons Associated Press America Gaal B. L. Baker Braddock Heights Optimist International Optimist Club Frederick John BR. Hyssong

Berlin show of unity as Khrushchev probes German issues

Khrushchev repeats a device to recast provocation into restraint while urging withdrawal of foreign troops to ease a unified Germany. Allied firmness preserved West Berlin access, keeping bedrock unity among Washington London and Paris. Meanwhile ads aid Christmas shopping as paper reserves tighten and demand for space rises.

Nikita Khrushchev Moscow Khrushchev Germany U. S Berlin de Gaulle West Berlin Washington London Paris

Letter cries for enforcement of dog laws after repeated attacks

A Frederick Maryland reader laments dog attacks on children detailing his own child bitten last August and his failed reimbursement for medical bills. He urges stricter enforcement and penalties for roaming dogs, citing Maryland law and a lawyer's view that every dog owner should bear responsibility.

the News Kenneth A. Darner RFD Frederick

Bible Class Meets at Calvary Methodist Church

Kings Daughters Bible Class held their November meeting at Calvary Methodist Church with eleven members present. Mrs. Florence Fogle led devotionals, gifts were exchanged, and a Christmas party is planned for December. Members signed cards for shut-ins and a contribution was made to the Calvary Chest Fund.

Kings Daughters Calvary Methodist Church Florence Fogle John Fetton Calvary Chest Fund Pearl Blentlinger Harvey Harris John Harris Walter Stull

Reavers Buy Wheatley Ford Garage for 42000

Mr and Mrs Vernon C Reaver of Littlestown purchased the WheatLy Ford Co Garage in Littlestown from Adams County National Bank for 42000 dollars.

Gettysburg Vernon C. Reaver Littlestown Wheatly Ford Co Adams County National Bank

Armory wall blown down by gale during severe storm

debris removal begins as contractor Lloyd C. Culler directs workers at the Armory site. The west end wall 78 feet wide and 30 feet high collapsed to the foundation, wrecking the stage floor and basement.

Lloyd C. Culler Armory Ralph Routzahn Rufus Oden Sykesville New State Hospital Stella Pumphrey Brunswick Post Office Carnival Company Brunswick Elizabeth Bowers Winifred Bond Frederick John L. Michael West Patrick Street Milton E. Tucker Michael Board of County Commissioners John W. Humm John W. Holter R. Franklin Heck

Armistice Day Posts and War News From 1943

Twenty years ago reports note a municipal water ban pending the Fishing Creek spillway, rainfall filling the reservoir, Armistice Day closings, and a truck crash. Allied forces claim sinking 60 U boats in three months, total 150 in six months, with nine Nazi assaults repelled in Italy.

Fishing Creek Hugh V. Gittinger Fifth Army Italy South Pacific Atlantic Navy Roger A. Etzler Braddock Heights Brunswick

Legion Auxiliary leader attends Mid Atlantic Child Welfare Conference

Mrs. William H. Johnson of Unionville attended the American Legion 36th Mid Atlantic Area Child Welfare Conference in Wilmington Delaware with Legion and Auxiliary leaders from eight states and Puerto Rico. Theme focused on values for youth amid a changing society. Australia to buy 24 TFX bombers from the United States at about 123 million dollars.

William H. Johnson Unionville American Legion Wilmington Del Johnson God Star Unit No. 191 Mt. Airy American Legion Auxiliary Legion and Legion Puerto Rico Canberra Australia Athol Townley United States

Seaman Charles E Brown Serves Aboard USS Lowry

Charles E Brown seaman first class USN son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Brown of Frederick Virginia serves aboard the destroyer USS Lowry based at Norfolk Virginia. The ship recently completed a six week Caribbean cruise returning to port.

Charles E. Brown USN Theodore Brown RFD 1 Frederick Lowry Norfolk

Generals in South Vietnam Face Challenge After Diem Ouster

James Marlow analyzes that the coup removes Diem and Nhu but leaves deeper problems. The mass poverty, Buddhist-Catholic tensions, and risk of renewed repression loom as the new military rulers must implement reforms or risk chaos and stronger Communist appeal. Kennedy signaled support for efforts to win the war while the generals face a democracy question.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington South Viet Nami Ngo Dinh Diem Ngo Dinh Nhu Diem Viet Nam Hue Paul VI Quang Duc England Mary Hugh Latimer Oxford Kennedy

Crown Prince Namgyal Says Wife Expecting Child Next Year

Crown Prince Thondup Namgyal of Sikkim disclosed in New Delhi that his wife Hope Cooke, formerly of New York, is expecting a child next February or March. The couple wed last March in a Buddhist ceremony at the mountaintop palace. Cooke, 23, had just graduated from Sarah Lawrence College.

Yine Associated Press NEW Delhi Thondup Namgyal Sikkim Hope Cooke New York The Indian Express Sarah Lawrence College

Mrs Adameicholtz Hoffman Returns Home From Hospital

Mrs Adameicholtz Hoffman who has been hospitalized for a month after major surgery has returned to the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Merril Moberly Villa Heights Martinsville Va Mr George W McBride of Mary Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on November 3 and underwent major surgery His condition is reported as satisfactory.

Adameicholtz Hoffman Merril Moberly Villa Heights Martinsville George W. McBride Mary Street Frederick ‘Memorial Hospital Larry L. Snook Teresa Marie Naval Medical Center Bethesda Roy F. Hossier Jr Roy F. Hossier Sr Clifton Fort Gordon

River Conditions Report at Point of Rocks and Buckeystown

The Potomac is cloudy and falling at Point of Rocks while the Monocacy is clear and rising at Buckeystown. Observations indicate changing water levels along the two locations.

Potomac Buckeystown

Deaths in Maryland area brief notices and obituaries

Obituaries and death notices from Hagerstown and nearby towns report Edward Adams of Halfway died after a short illness at 63. Lilian Bell, former city resident, died in Boonsboro after illness. Katherine Grimes, 79, died at home in Gist Carroll County with funeral at Waltz Funeral Home. Mrs. Grumbine, 79, died in Catonsville with service. Infant Steven Knight, nine months, died in Baltimore with services in Winfield. Bernard Neiderer, 59, of Abbottstown, died at Hanover Hospital. Carrie Snook, 55, of Delaplane, died at home after illness.

David G. Grimes Katherine L. Grimes Gist Carroll County Steven T. Knight Everett Helen Fleming Knight University Hospital Baltimore Doreen Dwight Fred Fleming Woodbine Cigeourney Hunley Waltz Funeral Home Liberty Road Winfield Maurice Vineyard G. Smith Lake View Memorial Gardens Eldersburg Bernard L. Neiderer Bernard Lawrence Neiderer RFD Abbottstown Helena Teresa Stonesifer Neiderer Hanover Pa General Hospital Joseph and Susane Lawrence Neiderer Joan Keepers Emmitsburg Gloria Smith Strasburg Earl R. Snook Carrie Elizabeth Snook Detour

Brunswick and Mount Airy permit totals dominate week

Building permits issued by the Assessment Office in the Courthouse totalled 46 000 for new construction in Brunswick and 95 500 for new homes in Mount Airy, plus multiple projects within Frederick City’s one mile belt. The items include houses, a telephone exchange expansion, a workshop, and signage for local businesses.

Brunswick Mount Airy Frederick City Mount Aiy Warfield Drive P. W. Vansant Prospect Avenue Preston L. Brown Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Petersville Road Constance M. Grams Second Avenue Charles E. Stocks Clarence F. Lane West C Street Charles A. Lloyd Brunswick Street D. Lee Keller Harry Beard John T. Starch Frederick Barbara Fritchie U.S. Route 40 Moyer North Market Maryland Rocky Springs Road Thomas A. Dean Herman Brust RFD

R Walter Renner Bohn dies. service planned at Rocky Ridge Church

R Walter Renner Bohn, wife of R Walter Renner Bohn, was a member of the Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Donald Hahn of Detour and Mrs Carroll Leatherman Jr of Middletown, four brothers all of York, four grandsons and nephews. The body lies at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont until Tuesday at 1 pm, then to Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren for 2 pm service conducted by Rev Samuel R Weybright and Rev Oren Garner, with burial at Haugh’s cemetery near Ladiesburg.

Edward Eaton Marlon) Adams Edward Eaton Adams Hagerstown Frederick William E Catherine Gaver Adams Halfway Adams Fairchild Stratos Corporation St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Halfway Fire Company Nellie Morningstar Adams Martha Gossard Mary Jane Hurbanis Smithsburg A. K. Coffman Edward P. Heinze Rest Haven Cemetery R. Walter Lottie Renner Bohn Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren Donald Hahn Detour Carroll Leatherman Jr Middletown George S. Bohn Mt. Wolfe Ira W. Bohn Howard R. Bohn Wilbert F. Bohn York Creager Thurmont Samuel R. Weybright Oren Garner Haugh’s Cemetery Ladiesburg

Funerals Held for Mrs Ann ie Rosenberry and John William Watts

Funeral services were held for Mrs Ann ie Rosenberry of Braddock Heights who died Thursday at Valley View Nursing Home Middletown. Pallbearers Horace Jr Jay Opel Edwin Albaugh Elmer Meitzler Oland and Leon Howard. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also services for John William Watts 277 West Patrick Street who died at Western Maryland State Hospital Hagerstown. Rev Charles F Trunk Jr officiated. Pall bearers supplied by the funeral home. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.

Annie Rosenberry Braddock Heights Valley View Nursing Home Middletown Gladhill Funeral Home Carroll Boyer Horace Jr Jay Opel Edwin Albaugh Elmer Meitzler Oland Leon Howard Mt. ‘Olivet Cemetery John Wiliam Watts West Patrick Street Western Maryland State Hospital Hagerstown East Church Street Charles F. Trunk Jr Evangelical Lutheran Church Mount Olivet M. R. Etchison and Son

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick Memorial Hospital records births from November 5 to 9 listing 14 families. Notable entries include Carole Loraine Grossnickle, Raymond Landes, Rick Lamar Lockinghill, Emily Owings, James Jean Ramsburg, Albert Franklin, Michael Allen Warner, Teresa Lynn Huston, and Melissa Jean White among others. Parents hail from Union Bridge Jefferson Woodsboro East Second Street Frederick Adams town and more.

Robert Ramsburg John Hanson James Jean Ramsburg Carol Kolb Frederick William S. Smith New Market Albert Franklin Charles K. Huston RFD John Trent Grant D. Warner Jr East Third Street Michael Allen Warner Carole Smith Adamstown Charles E. Cole Jr Locust Street Teresa Lynn Wiliam D. White West Church Street Melissa Jean Joseph Colson Woodbine Fuentes Sharon Louise Saturdaay

Notable ancient wrestlers and explorers in history

The article cites Milone of Croton as an Olympic wrestler who competed every four years for 28 years, with Timasitheos defeating him in 512 B.C. It also mentions Fra Junipero Serra, born on Majorca, and explains how many California city names derive from chapels in a Franciscan convent at Petra.

Milone of Croton Timasitheos B.C Funipert Serra Majorca San Francisco San Diego San Luis Obispo San Buenaventura San Juan Capistrano Petra Fra Junipero

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