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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1964
Page
5
A compact Frederick Maryland page four item notes brief local happenings. The column mentions community updates, small actions, and short notices involving residents and area organizations.
A metropolitan urban renewal program faces study and review as officials assess the impact on structures and future growth. The effort weighs the size of Frederick like redevelopment needs and the city’s central plans, shaping a broader modernization strategy for the region.
A discussion notes a proposed Christmas bonus fund for retirees and employees, with premium subsidies and annual rate changes. It states medical coverage continues for retirees and eligible dependents through November, with Ford paying full cost of certain medical benefits. It mentions FDA labeling rules and federal oversight of drug labeling.
The county planning office studies areas for new landfills as developers and landowners are urged to contact the City Engineer of the County Planning and Zoning Office in Winchester Hall. A honeycomb style cap is shown for completed cells while future sites may be leased or donated for sanitary disposal. The state allotted nearly 17 billion to local governments last year.
Twenty years ago the college community and local figures are recalled from September with mentions of Hood Cate dr, Providence Ro, and notable names amid scattered notes. The fragmentary item hints at campus events, homeward movements, and local places, creating a hazy snapshot of a past era.
Disjointed lines reference voter roils, records purge concerns, and unnamed figures across locations in Colorado and nearby areas. Mentions hearings, inspections, and contracts tied to streets, products, and an October 2 date with unclear context and names garbled by OCR.
The Fredericks Community Concerts celebrate 27 years of bringing world class artists to the region. Volunteers and enthusiastic audiences fueled growth over a decade, with a waiting list now open for cancellations or new memberships in 196% season. Headquarters at Hotel Frederick open until 9:30 PM for final reports and funds.
Local Lions Club discussed a parcel service invasion allegedly planned for 1967 in Seattle with Ms Eckburg claiming UPS operates in the Atlantic state area and has drawn over 500 residents into a program. The meeting included games and baseball related questions, with club standings listed for multiple teams including Detroit Cleveland Kansas City and New York.
The town plans a 410 gallon impounding pond and a 60.1 gallon clear water tank as part of a new filtration plant, aiming for about one million gallons total capacity. Council rejected a $4,279 bid for Poplar Street water main extension and will re-advertise the project along with Wal line work.
The Fox Rock development owners William L Waters and tia M Waters were invited to a Monday council meeting to discuss the proposed agreement. The town notes it would receive 4.00 for water grading paving and sewer connections to two Fox Rock lots. Delinquent residents are to be notified to pay taxes or face legal action. Major Stroup warned violators against discharging firearms within town limits with prosecution.
Peter Gundersen a former mental patient who spent 1M months at Utah State Hospital in 1924 gave 25000 to the hospital chapel fund. Now 79 he vows to wills remaining savings to the hospital and credits recovery to his work as a carpenter contractor and home builder. He hopes current patients see success after release.
Obituaries note Norman bE Willer and Mrs Violet Palmer among the deceased. services set at local funeral homes. Survivors include children and grandchildren, with interments planned at Locust Grove and Mountain View cemeteries.
Among the sick Mrs George W Arnold of Ca ctotin avenue Frederick Memorial Hospital with a broken leg. She is improving. Mrs Arnold is director of admitting at the hospital. Mr Paul Hann has returned to his home on North Market street after being a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Ada Burch of Dickerson entered Doctors Hospital in Washington Tuesday for surgery. Mrs Aaron L Miss East Second street underwent surgery Monday at Maryland General Hospital and is recovering nicely. Mrs Carrie Null of South Carroll street returned home Sunday after two weeks at Baltimore City Hospital. Forty percent of the nation’s population will be under 20 years of age next year.
Funeral services were conducted for Anda Scot Ambrice and others in local churches and at Mount Olivet and Montgomery Chapel cemeteries. Interments followed at Mount Olivet, Montgomery Chapel, and View cemeteries with pallbearers named. The Rev and officiants included pastorates from All Saints Episcopal and local Lutheran and Methodist congregations. Interment services were performed by local funeral homes.
The text recalls Barry Goldwater and a water issue involving Joe Barry Baker and public concerns. It hints at a political moment with lines about openness in a Wine House setting and a Johnson era theme. Naming appears fragmented and unclear.
Koontz Chapel hosts Lord's Acre Festival at Park Malls Road on Saturday starting 12 noon. Proceeds fund church upkeep with vegetables jellies plants and canned goods on sale. refreshment stand offers hot beef country ham hot dogs sodas candy and ice cream. Country ham and oyster supper begins at 3 pm with music. remaining items auctioned after 4 30 pm. Rev M Robert Mulholland pastor. Also note: a 1865 counterfeit note report cites Secret Service creation.
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