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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1965
Page
13
Baltimore Grand Jury urges publicizing names of juvenile law offenders and their parents, though Maryland law forbids such publication. The panel also calls for more juvenile detention centers, criticizes conservative spending, and proposes newspapers drop horse race payoff prices to hinder illegal lottery backers.
New Market Junior Grange meeting on September 8 featured twenty members introduced by Eric Burall as lecturer. Exhibits spanned water displacement pressure air use magnetism plant biology and vision topics with names such as Burall Cline Thompson Hoffmann and King among presenters and prizewinners. They plan to participate in Glade Valley Grange Boosters Night on September 28 and dedication of the New Market Grange Hall on October 10 with scrapbooks to be judged at the September 22 meeting.
A representative of the Maryland Hall of Records began filing and preserving old legal papers found in the Frederick County Courthouse attic. He arrived yesterday and started storing the records for preservation. County commissioners approved an exhibit of the documents at Hood College.
Lenwood Moss, general chairman, says Brunswick 75th Diamond Jubilee was not fully supported by some groups yet will finish in the black. Attendance at some events was weak, but the ten day celebration is called wonderful and the town of 3300 expects no money loss despite a budget rise from 17000 to about 18000. A majority supported the effort though initial opposition existed.
Rev James F Kelly and Dean J Sprague of Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg attended an orientation reception in New York City for incoming metropolitan area freshmen and parents. Sponsored by the New York Metropolitan Parents Guild and the Met Club, the program featured a panel by upperclass students and parents on college life followed by a buffet luncheon. Edward Zapke, junior and Met Club president, and his mother Mrs Zapke served as co chairs. Sprague and Martin T Golibart attended a similar program in Union New Jersey this week for Northern Jersey Alumni Chapter.
Those attending the Smith Myers family reunion include numerous Greens Shaffers Smith Poole and related families with many children and invitees listed. Milton Nash was named Tuesday to fill the term of the late Richard Ruthvin as governor of Frederick Lodge 371 Loyal Order of Moose, with Charles R. Wiles replacing Nash on the Board of Trustees.
The Von Brothers Circus, a leading three ring show, performs in Gaithersburg on Monday September 27. Knights of Pythias Forest Oak Lodge 123 sponsors, with matinee at 4 p.m. and evening show at 8 p.m.
Frederick welfare leader Mrs Geneva Barthel heads six staff members on a Maryland delegation to the Northeastern Regional Conference of the American Welfare Association. Her counterpart from Anne Arundel is Mrs Esth er Carpenter. The group includes social workers Sonia Passen Gladys Jacobson Flors Hamilton Nancy Hudson Berg Luchtenstein and Richard D Runge. The University of Salamanca in Spain was founded in 1218.
Lt Theron B Green a Frederick native and son of Mr and Mrs Theron D Green has accepted a post in MIT s department of aeronautics and astronautics after a two and a half year Air Force stint in the missile directorate at Hellman Air Force Base New Mexico He and his wife plan a Frederick visit before continuing to Boston Mrs Glenda H Biehl Green is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn E Biehl of Grove Boulevard The item notes United States trade dollars minted 1873 to 1885 circulated in the Orient competing with the Mexican peso.
An old recruitment blurb invites women of all ages to train as nursing assistants amid a local shortage. It promises easy tuition and free placement assistance, offering a free illustrated brochure titled Your Career in the Nursing Field and asks readers to write to Frederick News-Post, Frederick, Md., Box 312.
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