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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1966
Page
12
Former Lewistown and Catoctin pastor Rev Stephen Yemm of Cuba Illinois will speak at Lewistown Methodist Church Sunday at 9 15 am. All former members and friends are invited. The service is under the charge of Rev Lyle E Harper.
Guilford Cathedral in Guildford England completes construction 30 years after the 1936 foundation stone. About 100000 pounds remain to pay debts and loans. Bishop Rt Rev George Clarkson hopes promises will clear the debt by year’s end.
Rams beat the Chicago Bears 31 to 17 in Memorial Coliseum as George Allen, Rams rookie coach, tops his former boss George Halas. Rams take a 2-0 start. Bears fall to 0-2 after late fumbles and a defensive TD by Lamar Lundy. Dickinson, Snow, Gabriel and Sayers feature in a high tempo exhibition.
A Senate subcommittee will investigate AT&T employees monitoring confidential calls of government officials. Sen. Edward Long said the panel, probing wiretapping, heard witness Robert B. Conrad report that since 1963 observers worked on a coded government system used by CIA FBI and State Justice and Treasury departments with Defense having its own network.
In Millington New Jersey farmer Philip Bardy wins a temporary reversal allowing daylight use of his bird scarecrows cannon. Neighbors protested the device’s noise during court hearings. A further hearing is scheduled.
A Columbia State report recounts how a persistently unsmiling person born female underwent medical and social steps over four years at a cost of 3924 dollars, guided by the state vocational rehabilitation office. The process included clothing, hair styling, and corrective surgery, culminating in marriage and a new job.
The Bright Jewels Class of Calvary Methodist Church held its first fall meeting at Mrs. Robert Kline’s home. Thirteen members and five guests attended. Mrs. Ray Watkins opened with a hymn and The Lord’s Prayer. Laura Jacoby will be acting teacher. Plans were shared for a September 17 and October 22 reception. The group scheduled an October Covered Dish Supper, and Thelma Mantz sang two solos. The meeting ended with the Class Verse.
Washington AP report: Undersecretary Alan S. Boyd said it will take time to issue intelligent auto and highway safety rules. Guidelines for state programs will be drawn up quickly. States risk losing 10 percent of federal highway aid if their program is not approved by Jan 1, 1969. Officials urged to submit suggestions promptly.
Frederick area parents announce numerous births from September 3 to 15 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A wide list names mothers and fathers, addresses, and newborns with details including order of birth and gender.
The State Board of Health and Mental Hygiene proposes new Regulations 43L01 for Planning Water Supply And Sewerage Systems and amendments to Regulations 43102 governing Individual Water Supply And Sewage Disposal Systems In counties without public water. Copies are at the State Department of Health, 301 W Preston St, Baltimore. Public comment accepted until close of business September 22, 1966.
In Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland case No 21439 an Equity Order of Publication commands Otis William Robins to answer Patricia Ann Robins wife of May 15 1964 in Frederick Maryland. The bill states abandonment for over 18 months and seeks A Vinculo Matrimonii divorce with general relief with notice by weekly newspaper publication for four weeks before October 17 1966 and appearance by November 1966. Clerk Ellis C Wachter and Richard E Zimmerman counsel.
Classified notices show numerous small ads seeking antiques, furniture, tires, kittens, hay, farm equipment, seeds, cattle, and rental housing. Names include Mrs G J Zimmerman and Arthur Flanigan. Locations Frederick County and nearby towns appear with contact numbers and prices for hay, barley, and rental units.
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