Entered Frederick Frederick Md Tue Oct 22 1963 newspaper header
The Great Southern PTG and Mfg Co publishs the EplapHaney daily edition from Frederick Maryland. Subscriptions range from 5 cents per copy to ten dollars annual in advance with mail and carrier rates varying by delivery points. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press and prints local news and AP dispatches.
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Eplaphaney
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Audit Bureau _of circulations
Associated Pression
Associated Press
AP News
Good Investment Good Health Costs Rise for Nation
A government estimate places the annual national outlay for staying well at 33 billion dollars, about 28.6 billion on personal health care and 151 dollars per person. Life expectancy has risen since 1900, with today’s newborns likely to reach at least 70 years, and women gaining more years than men since 1950.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Marriage Epidemic Warns Against Forcing Marital Life
Anthropologist Margaret Mead argues American society stigmatizes singles and pushes them into dating and marriage. She suggests shifting school timing to separate genders during teenage years and emphasizes sturdy adult guidance to delay marriage until youths mature and understand domestic life.
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Margaret Mead
Army
Navy
Merchant Marine
Silver Fancy Garden Club Meets in Taneytown
Members of the Silver Fancy Garden Club met October 17 at Mrs. Frank M. Butler's Taneytown home with President Mrs. Andrew Eyster presiding. Reports covered county garden club activities, a Dried Flower Arranging Class in Westminster, and the Federation symposium at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Fancy Garden Club
Frank M. Butler
Taneytown
Andrew Eyster
Fountain Head Country Club
Hagerstown
Eyster
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
YWCA
Hanover
Garden Club
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
Fifty years ago items note a guineas escape on Jefferson street ending in sixteen birds shot, a small stable fire near Bolivar causing about 100 dollars in damage, liquor sale debates at a City Ministerial Association meeting, an auto accident in La Porte Indiana killing Frederick residents, Mayor Fraley declaring no garbage collection during Fair week, Halloween preparations by merchants, Postmaster Birely owning an 1859 Frederick directory, and Junior Fire Co planning Thanksgiving open house after replacing horses with motorized gear.
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Jefferson Street
Ralph Kline
Thomas Kline
Hart and Stotlemyer
Bolivar
William C. Birely
Frederick
Junior Fire CO
Twenty Years Ago In War News From The News Post
Twenty years ago reports recount German retreat from the Volturno valley as Fifth Army dispatches highlight scorched earth tactics. Soviet and Allied fronts show major advances while U S scrap drives collect tin. MacArthur cites heavy Japanese air losses at Rabaul as a New Guinea setback and a local anti loitering law affects Frederick youth and adults alike.
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Volturno
Fifth Army
Red Army
Germany
Berlin
Rabaul
New Britain
Douglas MacArthur
New Guinea
Frederick
Winning Too Much: Man Dies While About Cashing Lottery Win
A 75 year old Brooklyn retiree, Harry Levine, won a $1 683 50 parlay on a $2 bet by picking winners in races six through nine on Oct 3. He died of a heart attack Monday night while attempting to cash the ticket and provide tax information for winnings over 600. The unpaid ticket is held by police for his relatives. River Potomac is clear and very low at Point of Rocks. Monocacy is dirty and very low at Buckeystown.
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Westbury
N.Y
Harry Levine
Brooklyn
Levine
Drought aid offered to 10 Maryland counties including Frederick
The USDA announced that 10 Maryland counties led by Frederick will receive government owned feed at reduced prices to offset drought impacts. Allegany Baltimore Calvert Charles Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery St Marys and Washington join the list. earlier the same counties were offered hay and grazing privileges on diverted crop lands. Congressman Mathias welcomed the relief, questioned delays, and said he would seek faster action and a comparison with Russia’s drought aid.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Frederick
Allegany
Baltimore
Calvert
Charles
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
St. Mary's
Washington
ALCS
Mathias
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
USDA
Orvite L .Freeman
Jas
State Department
Russia
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North Carolina
Irginia
Associated Press
Joseph S. Clark
Adams
Berks
Lebanon
Lehigh
Washington Counties
ASCS
Cuban Anniversary Island Is Still Watched By United States Forces
Barry Schweid reports on the one year since the Cuban missile crisis peak and the US military buildup in Florida and the Caribbean. The article details increases in ICBMs from 180 to 460, Polaris submarines from nine to 13, expanded air defense and radar, and ongoing surveillance of Cuba by U2s, Navy patrols, and air force deployments. It notes no new offensive missiles in Cuba, ongoing readiness, and McNamara’s warning that removal of Soviet forces is needed to fully ease tensions.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Florida
Navy
I Us
United States
Caribbean
Air Force
Soviet Union
Cuba
Kennedy
Pentagon
U2s
Guantanamo Navalase
Army
Miami
Homestead Air Force Base
Key West
Homestead
McCoy Air Force’Base
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Hemisphere
Cana Conference To Be Held At Liberty Catholic Church
Married couples from Catholic and non Catholic traditions are invited to the first Cana Conference in Central Maryland. On November 3 at St. Peter's Church, Liberty town, from 1 30 to 6 p.m. the event offers inspiration and information to renew family life and strengthen marriage in the Holy State of Matrimony. Rev Paul F Genovese is Spiritual Director with Mr and Mrs John O Leary as general chairmen and Mr and Mrs Louis Myers Jr as local hosts. Reservations available through Catholic parishes across several communities. A nationally known Cana speaker is expected to lead the day.
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Maryland
St. Peter’s Church
Libertytown
Paul F. Genovese
St. John’s Church
John O'Leary
Louis Myers Jr
Brunswick
Buckeystown
Hagerstown
Halfway
Williamsport
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Westminster
Taneytown
Danner Lucas Wedding in Brunswick Parsonage
K Virginia Danner daughter of Roland Mackley and Leonard S Lucas son of Lee Lucas were married at Bethany Lutheran Parsonage Brunswick by Rev Ralph H Miller. Matron of honor was Mrs Richard Hopkins and best man was Ray E Lucas. Bride works for J C Penney and groom a B&O conductor. Reception at 9 Terrace Ave. They plan a Smoky Mountains trip and will reside at 9 Terrace Ave upon return.
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J.C. Penney Company
B&o Railroad
Terrace Avenue
Brunswick
Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Local hospital notices list patient and surgery updates
Among The Sick Mrs Earl Putman of Hansonville remains a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Kenneth Henderson of Fairview Avenue will enter Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown on Wednesday to undergo surgery on Thursday. Burkhard Fogle of Daysville is home with a back injury from a pole incident, improving slowly. Mrs David Blackledge of RFD 1 Frederick, formerly Judy Bowers, had an appendectomy this morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Lily G Linck of this city had minor surgery last Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital, listed in satisfactory condition. Harold Arnold Webber Sr. of Maple Avenue had surgery last Thursday at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is improving.
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Earl Putman
Hansonville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Henderson
Fairview Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Burkhard Fogle
Daysville
David Blackledge
RFD
Frederick
Judy Bow
Methodist Bishop To Speak Here at City Church
A hundred voice choir under Charles J. Warner of Hood College will join the Methodist Bishop for a speaking engagement here. The choir comprises members from the city's various Methodist churches.
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Charles J. Warner
Hood College
Wesleyan Roots of Methodism Remembered in Community
Extension plans for a Methodist celebration are led by Rev. Roby East ridge Rev. Harvey J McDonald and Rev. Ralph Sharpe. The 1738 Aldersgate Street meeting marked John Wesley's awakening and the start of Methodism, with Wesley preaching in markets prisons and homes and later sending missionaries to America including Francis Asbury who helped establish the church here.
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Roby Eastridge
Walkersville - Lewistown
Harvey J McDonald
Asbury Methodist Church
Ralph Sharpe
Aldersgate Street
John Wesley
Methodist Church
Wesley
America
Francis Asbury
Poole Named General Chairman of Maryland Club Awards
John D. Poole, former Maryland football player under coach Jim Tatum, is appointed general chairman of the university club’s 13th annual awards banquet. The event honors Maryland sports figures in football basketball golf track swimming wrestling bowling and lacrosse on December 7 at the Statler Hilton in Washington. Poole lives in Silver Spring and leads Congressional Lumber Co. of Rockville and Trans Tech Inc. of Gaithersburg as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
John D. Poole
Maryland
Jim Tatum
Statler Hilton
Washington
Poole
Silver Spring
Congressional Lumber Co
Rockville
Trans Tech Inc
Gaithersburg
Judge Signs Order For Integrationists In Maryland
Circuit Judge John E. Raine Jr. signed a writ of habeas corpus to release two integrationists from Spring Grove State Hospital. Baltimore residents David A. Smith, 18, and Keith C. Kern, 27, were sent there after being charged with ties passing during demonstrations at a Catonsville skating rink. The judge ordered the Baltimore County sheriff to pick up the pair for a hearing. Three other demonstrators were released on their own recognizance after jury trial requests in Gatonsville People's Court.
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Towson
John E. Raine Jr
Catonsville
Muhl
Gatonsville
Local Obituaries for William A rouch and Gartrell family
Obituary notices report the deaths of William A. Rouch Hil 70 of Falling Waters West Virginia and Della M Gartrell 71 of Mt Airy Maryland. Rouch Hil died Sunday in Martinsburg City Hospital after three weeks as a patient. he was a former Pownall Service Station employee and Fairchild Aircraft worker. Gartrell, a Mt Airy resident for 48 years, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. she was survived by her daughter Loretta Fuller and son Charles L Gartrell, and held church and fraternal memberships in Mt Airy. Additional lines note the death of Roger R Rothenhoefer Sr 60 of North Market Street from a heart attack. he worked 38 years with Potomac Edison, was a member of the Quarter Century Club, and leaves a wife Clara M Rothenhoefer a son Roger R Rothenhoefer Jr and two sisters. Funeral details and service times are provided.
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William A. Rouch Hil
William Andrew Fouch
Falling Waters
W. Va
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Brownsville
Washington County
Pownall
Fairchild Aircraft
Hagerstown
Blanche Frye
Knoxville
Charles G. Gartrell
Della M. Gartrell
S. Main Street
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Andrew J. and
Carrie (Watkins) Brandenburg
Loretta Fuller
Hampton Beach
New Hampshire
Charles L. Gartrell
Randallstown
Raymond Brandenburg
Russell Linton
Frederick
Thomas Cirolama
St. Petersburg
Florida
Prudence
CES of
Calvary Methodist Church of
Waltz Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Winfield
C. Roger Elgert
Calvary Methodist Church
Pine Grove
Roger R. Rothenhoefer
Roger Raymond Rothenhoefer Sr
North Market Street
Rothenhoefer
Potomac’ Edison System
Quarter Century Club
Catoctin Furnace
Clara M. Nunemaker Rothenhoefer
Roger R. Rothenhoe
M. R. Etchison and Son
Mrs Lena Baker 91 Dies. Buckingham School Leader
Private funeral for Mrs Lena Millard Baker widow of John Henry Baker formerly of Buckeystown will be held at Manor Hill Farm Monkton. She died Monday morning in a nursing home in Lutherville at 91 after three years illness. She lived with daughter Ellen B. Baker in Monkton eight years and had long ties to Buckingham School founded by the Baker family. She survived by two daughters two sisters four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick.
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Lena Millard Baker
John Henry Baker
Buckeystown
Manor Hill Farm
Monkton
Baker
Episcopal Diocese of
Mrs Hoyler Returns From London Illness Recovery
Mrs. Mabel J. Hoyler has returned from London England after four months abroad and convalescence from surgery. She stayed with American friends Mr and Mrs Latham Lashley in London and plans to return to her West Frederick Junior High class in early November.
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Mabel J. Hoyler
London
England
West Frederick Junior High
Obituary notices for Cecilia Albaugh Gibson Ray Shipley Steele
Funeral services held across Frederick and surrounding areas for Cecilia Hendrickson Albaugh Harry C Gibson Sr Lillian F Ray Cartie D Shipley and Ray Franklin Steele. Services conducted at St John s Lutheran Middle town Mount Olivet Arlington National Cemetery and local churches with various pallbearers and funeral directors M R Etchison Son Gladhill Frederick Memorial Hospital Bethesda NIH and local home venues cited.
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Cecilia Hendrickson Albaugh
Jasper Albaugh
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
John L. Lippold
Nicholas A. Kolb
Marvin Spencer
George Baker
C. Thurman Burgess
Lester G. Mainhart Sr
Marvin Spencer Jr
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Cartie D. Shipley
Funeral
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical United Church of Christ
G. Raymond Shipley
R. Leon Winpigler
William Franklin Haugh
Charles Haugh
Walter Schmid Jr
Forrest Brown
Ray Franklin Steele
Quinn
William McK. Bopst Sr
W. Bartgis Storm
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Gerald McConnell
Robert E. DeGrange
Charles EF. Troxell
Charles E. Miller Jr
Charles Handrey
James Bopst
Mount Olivet
Tax Break Proposal for Elderly Homeowners under Review
Baltimore AP The city Solicitor's office to rule if a plan to exempt the first 3000 of home value for homeowners 65 and older with income under 3000 a year conflicts with Maryland's uniform taxation clause. City adviser Janet Hoffman requested the ruling as 12 of 23 counties already offer similar exemptions.
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Baltimore
City Solicitor's Office
Maryland
Janet Hoffman
Rearyland
Schley Announces Birth of Son N Wilson IV in Richmond
Mr and Mrs N Wilson Schley Jr of 2427 Stuart Avenue Richmond announce the birth of a son N Wilson IV on October 18 at Stuart Circle Hospital Richmond. Schley Jr is the son of Mr and Mrs N Wilson Schley Sr of Greentop Farm in this city.
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N. Wilson Schley Jr
Stuart Avenue
Richmond
N. Wilson IV
Stuart Circle Hospital
Mr. Schley Jr
N. Wilson Schley i Sr
Greentop Farm
This City
Seeing Habits for Expert Driving Highlighted at Club
The October meeting of the Monocacy Village Homemakers Club, hosted by Mrs. Charles Glick, featured a film strip on Seeing Habits for Expert Driving presented by Mrs. David Beach and Mrs. Guilford Himes. The group discussed five key steps, safety emphasis, seat belts, and noted success at the Frederick Fair where 4-H participants earned blue and championship ribbons. They planned a Christmas dinner program, voted to join the Montevue Home Auxiliary, and will provide Thanksgiving dinner and Christmas gifts to a needy family.
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Monocacy Village
Charles Glick
R. Carroll Roderick
Frederick Fair
Nick G. Vaciliou
William Long
Leonard Mika
Montevue Home
James Willard
Carl Weakley
Cresap Association Hears Un-American Claims Debate
The Cresap Association discusses alleged un American affiliations of Bishop Love and plans future discussions with outside speakers. Members include William Zeanon and Helen Musso among others as they promote civic education and patriotic loyalty to the United States and its constitutional system.
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The
Cresap Association
William Zeanon
Helen Musso
W. Paul Winter Jr
William Moran
Raymond J. Shortt
United States
United States of America
Hughes
Bishop Love
Inederick
Winter
News-Post
Frederick
Communist Front
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Hewitt MacPherson
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Potomac
Karol Ann Null
University of Maryland
J. William Null Jr
Biggs Avenue
Karen Ames
Miss Null
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Frederick High School
Band
Tri-Hi Y
Future Teachers Association
Frederick High
Bagley
Island
United States Forces
Liberty Catholic Church
Montgomery Man Heads
Mrs. Baker
Buckingham School
Mrs. Hoyler
Pry Ios, Ross Lewis
Milwaukee Journal
Harry C. Gibson Sr
LeGore
Barton Funeral Home
Walkersville
Paul ¢. Cordell
Oak Hill
Lillian F. Ray
Weldon D. Ray
Middletown
Lutheran Church
J. Paul Seltzer
Arthur Willard
Garland House
George Bowlus
Bernard Taylor
Henry Coblentz
Ross Foltz
Lutheran
Gladhill Funeral Home
Orville Bowersox
Glick
Claims Bishops
Budd Lepman
Monmouth Park
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