Page four news and subscription details from The News
The Frederick Frederick city paper lists publication details for October 3 1964 including address Great Southern Pig Mfg Co rates for mail and carrier delivery. It notes AP republication rights and postal classification.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
TRE News
Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. Co
North Court
Ember
Gureau
Associated Press
Post Ofice
Frederick Nd
Fifty Years Ago News Items From The News Post
Mrs John W Bowers Jr and Mrs William T Haller in Baltimore for a day. German forces suffer under Belgian machine gun fire relayed from Antwerp. U S cavalrymen at Frederick fairgrounds attempt escape. two captured, one at large north of the city. Peter Henderson Company of New York donates a potted fern prize for Miss Gertrude Haberkore at Girls High School for an essay on What I Have Learned From the Hargrett Educational Flower Gardens.
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John W. Bowers JR
William T. Haller
East South Street
Baltimore
Antwerp
Central News
Frederick
United States
Fair Grounds
Quinn
Peter Henderson & Company
Florists
New York
Gertrude Haberkore
Hargett
Jefferson and Gotham in a stagecoach of words
The Jefferson community, nestled in the Middle town Valley, replies to a metropolitan daily critiquing its pace. The town’s civic spirit is praised for preserving past beauty while advancing with Frederick County, preferring the stagecoach’s sound to the noise of traffic.
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Jefferson
Middletown
Frederick County
Proposed Amendment Would Sell Government Firms To Private Buyers
Rex Elgin farmers at 105 East Second Street urge constitutional reform to end government operated businesses that undermine private industry. They cite subsidies and 19 billion in losses that drive up prices and call for selling these firms to reduce taxes and debt. Johnson’s stance is noted, with talk of policy changes and immigration as related factors.
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the Freeman
James B. Utt
California
Johnson
Rex Elgin
East Second Street
Dehoff Clabaugh Wedding At Johnsville Methodist Church
Miss D Arlene Clabaugh and Clar L Dehoff wed in Johnsville Maryland in a double ring ceremony attended by families. Rev George H Carpenter officiated with bridal party including matron of honor Mildred Dehoff. Bride wore Latta lace jacket dress and crown veil. Groom’s brother Paul L Dehoff Jr served as best man. Couple resides in Vine Grove Kentucky after recent Army station at Fort Knox. Engagement of Linda Anne Monnier to Allan Roscoe Purdum announced. summer wedding planned. Coins history note closes the column.
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Dehoff — Clabaugh
D. Arlene Clabaugh
Clar L. Dehoff
Johnsville Methodist Church
Johnsville
Stanless Clabaugh
Keymar
Paul L. Dehoff
Littlestown
George H Carpenter
Shirley Bostian
Middlebury
Latta
Mildred Dehoff
Paul L. Dehoff Jr
RFD
Walkersville High School
Tangelown Manufacturing Company
Westminster High School
United States Army
Fort Knox
Vine Grove
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News-Post Files
Frederick County women resume surgical dressings production as gauze arrives for the October November quota. The Key hotel workroom and nine county branches open this week. Sidney Hammond Jr. earns D D S degree at Georgetown. Naval Reserve service and Dental Corps commission noted. Hopkins students enjoy week at home between terms. Hood College Y W C A cabinet holds retreat to plan the year led by Miss Mary Edith Tatem.
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Rederick County
Francis Scott Key
Sidney Hammond JR
F. Sidney Hammond
Libertytown
Georgetown Dental School
Naval Reserve
Hammond
Dental Corps
Tessas
Richard Michael
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Colin Hartle
Johns Hopkins University
Frederick
Y. W. C. A. Cabinet
Hood College
Randy
Mary Edith Tatem
Goldwater attacks secrecy of postwar treaty plan
Barry country discussion cites a White House working paper described by Washington officials as a treaty proposal not to be revealed until after the presidential election. Goldwater vows to end secret pacts and questions where Lyndon Baines Johnson and his allies aim to move U S policy on Red China.
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Washington
Goldwater
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Red
China
Massed high school bands to honor WWI anniversary
Carroll County bands join Montgomery County groups in a massed concert conducted by Dr. Paul Yoder. Three thousand four hundred sixty musicians from 43 bands in 17 counties and Baltimore City perform George M. Cohan favorites to mark the 50th anniversary of World War I. Frederick County participates in the sole massed event this year due to the cancellation of Band Night at the Frederick Fair because of ramn.
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Taneytown
Westminster
Francis Scott Key
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
Richard Montgomery
Rockville
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Baltimore City
Paul Yoder
George M. Cohan
Frederick County
Frederick Fair
Ramn
Country Store Museum to Open Sunday Near Hagerstown
The Country Store Museum six miles east of Hagerstown off Route 40 at Fixit 66 will be open to the public Sunday from 1 to 5 p m. The opening is sponsored by the Washington County Board of Education.
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Country Store
Hagerstown
Fixit 66
Washington County Board of Education
Bach Concert Sunday At Hood Chapel
The Frederick Chamber Music Society presents a Bach program Sunday at 8 15 p m in Colman Chapel Hood College with Mrs Charles F Warner on a reconstructed Bach harpsichord and a clavichord while William Sprigg performs on an organ capable of authentic registrations The article notes Bach's music requires original instruments for full understanding and highlights growing appreciation through musicology and historic performance practices.
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Frederick Chamber Music Society
Bach
Colman Chapel
Hood College
Charles F. Warner
William Sprigg
Mendelssohn
Chamber Music Society
Frank Schaeffer Retires At 65 From Naval Medical Center
Frank W. Schaeffer of Germantown retires at 65 from the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda after twenty years as a general helper in the maintenance department. Born near Poolesville to Frank G. and Sale Murray Schaeffer, he never married and previously worked for the Montgomery County Road Department and NIH. A September 25 farewell party featured a purse, cake, and a certificate signed by Rear Admiral C. B. Galloway marking twenty years at the center. He resides as a roomer with Mrs. Edith Shewbridge and is a longtime member of Neelsville Presbyterian Church.
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Frank W. Schaeffer
Germantown
National Medical Center
Bethesda
Mr. Schaeffer
Poolesville
Frank G
Sale Murray Schaeffer
Frankie
Montgomery County
National Institutes of Health
Naval Medical Center
C. B. Galloway
MC Usn
Schaeffer
Naval Center
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Edith Shewbridge
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook Reflections on Passage
A brief notebook fragment notes a cautious path and the rule that this way shall not pass. The lines invoke a sense of caution and discipline, hinting at a personal or editorial stance on limits and permeability.
Quotation Reflections On Hate And Prayer At Frederick Memorial
The passage includes E Stanley Jones on hate harming oneself and Elizabeth Yates on prayer as a key to inner radiance. It notes a photo of Nicholas Yinger at Frederick Memorial Hospital placing Gospel portions in dispensers, with Bible bookmarks and The Upper Room nearby and a portrait of Dr. Edward P. Thomas on display.
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Elizabeth Yates
Nicholas Yinger
Opti-Mrs Club Holds Meeting with Luncheon Plans
A white elephant sale closed the Opti-Mrs. Club gathering after a VFW Country Club dinner near Frederick. Mrs. Hyssong named a delegate. chairwoman Homer Brooks will lead next meeting in November. Christmas Candle drive aims to fund youth activities. Midget Football at Baker Park hosts Rams vs Redskins at 1:30 p.m. Giants vs Celts follow.
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VFW Country Club
Frederick
John Hoyssong
Hyssong
Ways and Means
Mas Candle
Homer Brooks
Walkersville
Rams
Redskins
Baker Park
Giants
Celts
Deaths in Frederick and nearby towns tolls
Obituaries report deaths of Isaiah Greenwood 63 of Dennings near New Windsor from coronary thrombosis. Survived by wife Louise, son Harold, daughters Helen Chorpenning Naomi Emar Twila Jones, fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. in New Windsor. interment Greenwood Cemetery. Also Roy B. Gearner 76 of Taneytown dies at home. survived by four sons, five grandsons, one great grandson. was a hardware dealer. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Fuss and Son Taneytown. burial Lutheran Church cemetery Taneytown. Olive R. Martin Harris 74 dies in Hyattsville. survived by husband William, daughter, son, six grandchildren, sister. Funeral Monday 3 p.m. Thurmont United Brethren Church. burial Thurmont Church Cemetery. Mrs D D Seibert ward’s death noted. funeral arrangements to be announced. Capt Barry A Winkelman Baltimorean killed Sept 24 in Germany. military funeral Friday at Arlington National Cemetery. sister Nancy Winkelman, former Frederick Post reporter, among survivors.
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Isaiah Greenwood
Horace Isaiah Greenwood
Dennings
New Windsor
Frederick County
Albert M
Fannie Nusbaum Greenwood
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Louise Hanes Greenwood
Harold L. Greenwood
Union Bridge
Helen Chorpenning
Naomi G. Emar
Twila J. Jones
Westminster
D. D. Hartzler
Roy B. Gearner
Middle Street
Taneytown
Oliver
Evelyn Babylon Gearner
Blanche Buffington Gearner
John O
Fred B
R. Eugene
Donald G
Hanover
Mr. Gearner
Trinity Lutheran Church
Monocacy Lodge
Af&am
Olive R. Harris
Olive R. Martin Harris
William O. Harris
Hyattsville
Manor Nursing Home
Myersville
W. L
Emma Sigmund Martin
United Brethren
Thurmont
Frederick
Washington
Harry D. Fisher
Darnestown
William M. Harris
California
Mary Freeze
Takoma Park
Creager Funeral Home
Barry Winkelman
Barry A. Winkelman
Gramschatz
Germany
Arlington National Cemetery
Nancy Lee Winkelman
The
Frederick Post
Arms Plant To Produce Paper In Wheeling
The Ohio Valley Industrial Development Corp. says negotiations succeed for new operations at Wheeling’s vacant arms plant. Technical Tape Corp. of New York will begin producing paper goods with an initial workforce of 50 to 100, the plant’s first activity since it opened two years ago to manufacture the Army M 14 rifle but never operated.
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Wheeling, W. Va
Ohio Valley Industrial Development Corp
Wheeling
Technical Tape Corp
New York
Hit By Go-Cart Causes Leg Break For Spectator
Donald Fogle of Thurmont is hospitalized at Frederick Memorial with a broken leg from an incident last Sunday in Emmitsburg. He was watching a go cart race when a cart veered off the track and struck him on the sidelines.
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Donald Fogle
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Emmitsburg
Fogle
Complete List Of Presidential Hopefuls On Ballots
Washington AP reports a range of minor party candidates for president appear on ballots in eight or more states on November 3. Prohibitionfront Munn Shaw. Socialist Labor Hass Blumen. Militant Workers Deberry Shaw. National States Rights Kasper Stoner. Constitution Lightburn Willings. 1960 minor parties total 212,295 votes, under half a percent.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
E. Harold Munn
Eric Hass
Clifton Deberry
Munn
Hass
Deberry
Prohibition Party
Socialist Labor Party
Socialist Workers Party
Department of Education
Hillsdale
Mich
Prohibition
Mark R. Shaw
Massachusetts
Munn-Shaw
Colorado
Delaware
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Montana
New Mexico
North Carolina
Socialist Labor
Henning A. Blumen
Arizona
Minneso
Industrial Government Party
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Holly Springs
Miss
Edward Shaw
Minnesota
North Dakota
Militant Workers
John Kasper
Tennessee
J. B. Stoner
Georgia
National States Rights Party
Arkansas
Constitution Party
Texas
Joseph B. Lightburn
West Virginia
Theodore C. Willings
Funeral services held for Henry Nelson May
Henry Nelson May died at his home on RFD 4 Tuesday. Funeral services were conducted Friday at 2 p m from the Evangelical United Brethren Church by Rev. Clifford P. Lloyd. Pallbearers included Lee F. Hoffman Maynard Hamilton Jr. Norman Fogle. Members of Chippewa Tribe 19 Improved Order of Red Men Homer Harvey Frank Bush and Howard Murphy attended. Natoma Council 38 Degree of Pocahontas also listed. Interment was at Mt Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son were funeral directors.
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Henry Nelson May
RFD
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Clifford P. Lloyd
Lee F. Hoffman
Maynard Hamilton Jr
Norman Fogle
Homer Harvey
Frank Bush
Howard Murphy
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Natoma Council
Howard M. Albaugh
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison & Son
Fair Steer Show Tops Price at Frederick County Fair
The champion Angus steer weighing 1 085 pounds sold for 1 per pound to Safeway, while the reserve Hereford went for 75 cents per pound to Holiday Inn. Total sale 18 146.52 average 442.60 per animal. The 41st animal Big Red weighed 1090 pounds and was donated by Mrs. Clara Stone for 468.70 purchase by Gladhill Brothers. funds to 4H Baby Beef Club. Weather dampened attendance. fair and midway operators expect losses despite 30 rides and over 50 stands.
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Angus
Ralph Keilholtz Jr
Rocky Ridge
Dente Brashears
Safeway
Holiday Inn
Clara Stone
Gladhill Brothers of
Damascus
Wade F. Hursey
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Art Lewis
Amusements of America Midway
Clapp Brothers Return to College Plans Described
Robert E. Clapp III of Araby has returned to the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg Virginia to begin his junior year this semester. His brother Richard has entered Exploratory oil wells in his freshman year at Washington University in Lexington Virginia.
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Robert E. Clapp III
Araby
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Richard
Wash- U.S
Alington and Lee University
Lexington
Congress stalls on last minute deals amid health and foreign aid bills
Congress edged toward adjournment after clearing major blocks in disputes. The aged health care proposal was postponed to next year, a $325 billion foreign aid bill was approved removing a court-advocacy clause, and a broad $1 billion catch‑all appropriation passed. House leaders hailed the session as historic.
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Essary
Congress
Questiles
Supreme Court
House
Johnson
Appalachian
District of Columbia
John W McCormack
D-Mass
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Teachers present texture and pattern studies exhibit at high school
Mrs Baldwin assisted by Frederick High School students Sharon Spahr and Mary Zimmerman. Dr C Edward Hamilton, Assistant Superintendent, will preside over the afternoon session of the elementary principals. Hamilton is president of the Department of Elementary School Principals. Dr Sensenbaugh will speak on What Lies Ahead In Maryland Public Secondary School Education at a luncheon of secondary principals Friday. Ralph L Dyer of Brunswick Elementary is on the exhibits committee and Mrs Gladys L Cross of Walkersville Elementary is on the credentials committee.
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Erick
Baldwin
Frederick High
Sharon Spahr
Mary Zimmerman
C. Edward Hamilton
Frederick County
Hamilton
Sensenbaugh
Maryland
Friay
Ralph L. Dyer
Brunswick
Gladys L. Cross
Walkersville
Goodwill Plans Open House Monday
Goodwill Industries of the Monocacy Valley announces an Open House linked to National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. To be held October 7-8 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with guided tours showcasing how handicapped workers transform discards into time cards at their Frederick and Carroll County workshops.
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Monocacy Valley
Goodwill Industries
Goodwill
National
N.E.P.H
Frederick
Carroll Counties
William van Arnam
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