Community Weekend Visits and Society Notices in Taneytown
Local residents and families from Taneytown and nearby towns spent weekends with relatives and friends. Dinners and social events included guests from Emmitsburg, Littlestown, and Frederick areas. A fall Mite Society social invites attendees, and travels feature slides of the Tulip Festival and Banff Indian Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leister
Taneytown
Ally
Harry R. Robinson
Marjory
Mary Lucunne Beaver
Robinson
Marcia Ray
Bankard Terace
Donald Tracey Sr
Patrick
Cathy
Hilsboro
Thomas Tracey
York St
Raymond Wolf
Joanne
Indiantown Gap
Oscar Wolf
Teeter Rd
P.m
Mite Society
Merle Ahler
Holland
Michigan
Canadian Rockies
Stony Mt
Banff
Alberta
Muray Baumgardner
Frederick St
Harmon Albaugh
Glen Burme
Mel
Albaugh
Edgar Fleagle
Richard Sentz
Linda, Baron
Martha Kay
Jon
Littlestown
Sentz
William Sentz
Sterling Ecker
Charles Ecker
Keith Lavine
Stewartstown
Cora Riffle
E. Baltimore St
John Vaughn
Marion Vaughn
Sue Baker
Emmitsburg Rd
Otto Jeager
Gibson Island
Elizabeth Haycraft
F. W Miller
Parkville Guests Share Sunday Dinner With Haycraft Family
Misses Anna May Irene and Ei- Ween and granddaughter Debbie Miller visited Sunday dinner at the Wilam T Haycraft home in Parkville with the Haycraft family. Mr and Mrs Paul Warehime KE Baltimore St returned home Saturday from a month long vacation in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna May
Irene
Ei- Ween
Debbie Miller
Wilam T. Haycraft
Parkville
Paul Warehime
Baltimore St
Truck Crash Sparks Fire At Maryland Service Station
A truck driven by 69 year old Frank N. Miller of Waynesboro Pennsylvania struck a gas pump in Reisterstown and ruptured an underground storage line. The collision toppled a car, ignited wiring, and flames rose up to 15 feet before being extinguished by Reisterstown Volunteer Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reisterstown, Md
Frank N. Miller
Waynesboro
Reisterstown
Anniversary highlights and civil rights shift in Baltimore police
A Baltimore AP report notes six Negro patrolmen moved into white or largely white divisions including Traffic, Crime Lab, Communications and K 9 Corps. The transfers follow an agreement with Negro leaders to place Black officers in such units amid about 40 integrationist pickets at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bernard J. Schmidt
Bureau of Communications
Boy Dies Saving Dog From Burning Shack in West Virginia
Kenneth Six, 35, lost his life Tuesday while trying to rescue his dog from a small wooden outbuilding behind his Colliers home. His mother, Mrs. Gilbert L Six, witnessed flames but could not enter the shack. Kenneth was among five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follansbee
W. Va
Kenneth Six
Colliers
Tre
Kennet
Gilbert L Six
Kenneth
The News Frederick 1963 October 2
The Frederick newspaper issue from Wednesday October 2, 1963 presents local news briefs and notices. It covers city events, community updates, and calendar items typical of a midweek edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
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Seaboard
Seaboard Rnange Company
W. Patrick ST
Frederic
Know
America
New York
City Hall
Chattanooga
Anderson’s Cross Roads
Tenn
Patton
U.S. Third Army
Bavaria
Lucian K. Truscott, Jr
American Labor Party
John XXIII
Loreto
Assisi
Ecumenical Council
Cordell Hull
Cherton
Pickett
Tennessee
U.S
Pres
Franklin D Roosevelt
Hull
United Nations
Bethesda
Bud
William) — Abbott
Asbury Park
N.J
Charles Stark Draper
Ical
Windsor
Graham Greene
England
Groucho (Julius) Marx
New York City
Harold Edwin Wetzel
Dayton
Ohio
Westinghouse
Laumdromat
East Patrick St
The
Equitable Trust Company
Woodbine Auto Wreckers and Unk CO
Sonotone of
Hagerstown
Roy B. Furr
Mercer’s Drug Store
Uy Corte
Eid
Rexall
Floride
RUBAN
Vapore
Kills
Rexall A.P.C. Monaset
Magnesia
Desert Flower
Jergens
Tussy
Franco
Madrid
Spain
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Bausch & Lamb
D. Marshall Schroeder
Schroeder
Men’s Wear
Schroeder's, Inc
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison
Frederick - Taneytown
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
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