Gold and Silver Output Noted in Maryland First Time
Fifty years ago Maryland was listed by the Bureau of the Mint and the Geological Survey as a gold and silver producing region. The gold valued at $200 and silver at $100 were produced as a byproduct in the New London mines of United Milling and Smelting Copper Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bureau of the Mint
The
Geological Survey
New London
United Milling and Smelting Copper Company, Inc
Fulbright Critique Echoes in Washington On Dominican Crisis
Senator J William Fulbright chairing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee warned that U S policy in the Dominican Republic was shaped by faulty advice and panic The Arkansas Democrat argued the administration’s stance relied on an assumption of Communist control rather than influence and urged restraint rather than troop intervention while recalling past U S retreats from China and Cuba in similar hesitations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rhodes
England
Fulbright
House of Commons
Senate
United States
Democratic Party
Dominican Republic
China
Cuba
Castro
Johnson
Rusk
Santo Demings
Latin America
Bay of Piga
Mr. Fulbright
Burned Bridge Imperils Five Children’s School Route
Frederick County Roads Board faced a burned 75 foot footbridge over Bennett's Creek that serves five pupils to reach school. The structure, held by a dead tree and weak cables, may require a $2,500 replacement per State Roads figures. Board voted to replace with a similar but possibly cheaper structure. Also discussed Hawbottom Road widening for school buses, Farman Road name change, accepting Spring Gardens Estates roadways, closing Ridge Road atop Braddock Mountain for one year for an Interstate 70 project, and bridge work on nearby roads with completed paving on several routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Roads Board
Bennett's Creek
Southey T. Nottingham
Nottingham
State Roads Commission
Roads Board
Advisory Roads Board
Hawbottom Road
Myersvile
Farman
Shirley Bohn
Mount Airy
Spring Gardens Estates
County
Braddock Mountain
Funerals For Hill Lambert and Purdum Held
Requiem Mass for William Joseph Hill formerly of Frederick was at St. John's Catholic Church with burial in St. John's Cemetery. Effie Sarah Lambert of Westminster had services at D. D. Hartzler and Son Funeral Home and is buried in Pipe Creek Cemetery near New Windsor. John R. Purdum of Cedar Grove had services at Francis H. Barber Funeral Home Laytonsville with burial in Salem Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hill
William Joseph Hill
Frederick
St. John’s Catholic Church
James M. Hogan
David Sappington
Charles Sappington
Warren Johnson
Thomas Hill
David Marsh
James Bowens
St. John’s
Church Cemetery
Hicks
Effie
BR. Purdum
John R. Purdum
Cedar Grove
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Leroy Summerfield
Salem Methodist Church
Frank Depre
Damascus Methodist Church
Crawford Williams
Willard Main
Thomas Ward
Leonard Galliday
Guy Watkins
Calvin Miller
Salem Church Cemetery
Local people busy with education and events at fairs
Mrs Clagett Wiles and Miss Ezzebelle Crampton of Middletown spent the weekend at the New York World's Fair, returning Sunday. Numerous local youths are pursuing higher education with enrollments at Frostburg, Montgomery, Wilson, Pomona, and the University of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clagett Wiles
Ezzebelle Crampton
Middletown
New York
Stephen Mutchner
William A. Mutchner
East Third Street
Rebecca Ann Simmons
East Patrick Street
Peter DiLonardo
A. L. DiLonardo
Dickerson
Capital Institute of Technology
Washington
Peggy Kessler
William Kessler
Towson State Teachers College
Ross Meer
Harry C. Meer
Montgomery Junior College
G. Best
Calif
Woodbridge Williams
Daniel Yates
Lakin Yates
Frostburg Teachers College
Russell Burdette
Helen Burdette
John Burdette
Frostburg
Kathie DiLonardo
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Deaths Mrs Charles Cosgrove in Frederick Memorial
Helen E. Cosgrove 49 wife of Charles A. Cosgrove Sr. of Walnut Street died today in Frederick Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was born in Ellerton daughter of the late Charles E. and Elizabeth Gaver Shepley and belonged to St. John’s Church. Funeral arrangements at the home and church were announced with a Nuptial Mass to be led by Father Alfred E. Smith. Surviving: husband, one son Charles A. Cosgrove Jr., three brothers, one sister, and nieces and nephews. The family operated the White Star restaurant on Market Street for six years. Burial at Frederick Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cosgrove
Helen E. Cosgrove
Charles A. Cosgrove
Walnut Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ellerton
Charles E
Elizabeth Gaver Shepley
St. John’s
Charles A. Cosgrove Jr
Frederick
Elmer Shepley
Patterson
N.J
Orville Shepley
Middletown
Fred Shepley
Braddock Heights
Mary C. Bowlus
Church St
St. John’s Roman Catholic Church
Alfred E. Smith
Toe
St. John's Catholic Church
Bolivia
Cam Belgrade
Yeuvoslavia
AP i
Tito
Yugo A Paz
APY
Bo- Memorial Park
M.R. Etchison Glayigrom
Vist Tua
An and Son
Bulgaria
Andes
Cuba
Fidel Castro
State Engineer Admits Errors In 70 S Work
State Roads District Engineer Thomas G. Mohler acknowledged errors in the Route 70 S repaving project. He cited miscalculations on how much work could proceed at once, leading to temporary repaving of some bridge decks. Visual checks show rough sections where work shifted, to be corrected by the contractor, with warnings of unavoidable local inconvenience during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Germantown -To- Frederick
Thomas G. Mohler
Mohler
Lough Lough and Son Marble firm obituary details
C W Lough Lough and Son marble and granite monuments operate at 121 S Market St. He served as director of Fredericktown Savings and Trust Co since 1929 and held civic posts with Memorial Association and Craftsmen of America. Surviving are two daughters, a widow, three grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Funeral 106 E Church St 7 to 9 pm. Trinity Reformed Chapel Friday 1 am. Burial Mt Oliver Cemetery. Memorials to Frederick County Heart Association.
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Lough
Frederick County Heart Association
Potomac Edison Reports Jump in Power Sales in 1965
Charles D. Lyon, PE President, told the board kilowatt-hour sales rose nine percent for the first eight months of 1965 versus 1964. Commercial sales climbed 18 percent, residential 15 percent, and industrial 7 percent. August peaks included 471000 kW for one hour and 9156 pd kW over 24 hours. Strong gains credited to electric home heating despite a competitive market.
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Potomac Edison Company
Charles D. Lyon
Lyon
Man Held For Grand Jury In False Pretense Case
Elmer L. Smallwood, 31, of South Bentz Street, was ordered held for grand jury action in Magistrate's Court on a charge of false pretense. He was arrested Tuesday for allegedly passing a bad check on June 22 for $4981 at Peter Liquor Store on South Market Street, presided over by Magistrate Byron Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer L. Smallwood
South Bentz Street
Smallwood
Peter
Ill Mrs Fraley and Mrs Gift In Frederick
Among the sick Mrs Maude Fraley a heart patient is confined to her home son RFD 4 Frederick. Mrs Dorothy Gift Center Street is in satisfactory condition in Frederick Memorial Hospital following surgery.
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Maude Fraley
Frederick
Dorothy Gift
Center Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
iShorb Quartet At Alliance Church
The Shorb Brothers Quartet from Washington will perform at the Christian Missionary Alliance church in Staley. The concert is set for tonight at Park Field House, promoting a faith based community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iShorb
Alliance Church
Shorb Brothers
Washington
the Christian Missionary Alliance
Staley,Park Field House
Princess Alexandra and Angus Ogilvy Visit Japan Fair
Princess Alexandra and her husband Angus Ogilvy are in Tokyo visiting the British exhibition at Harumi Fairgrounds. They lunched with former Japanese prime minister Shigeru Yoshida, who serves as honorary president of the British exhibition.
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Alexandra
Japan
Tokyo
Angus Ogiley
Harumi Fairgrounds
Shigeru Yoshida
Armory Tests Halted By Summer Traffic Pressures
Accidents times limited by testing windows cause delays as 50 to 100 people show daily in summer at the armory. Maj. Main notes tests can cut highway deaths, but personal responsibility remains essential to reduce the death toll and accident numbers.
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Clark
Maj. Main
Local notices and obituaries from Frederick area
The local mentions include a Women's Democratic League of Frederick County event on Wednesday, September 22 at Winchester Hall. Notices honor Ada Baker and express thanks for condolences, with names such as Clyde Koons and Beatrice Zentz referenced along with community groups, a real estate ad, and flower arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Democratic League
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Apples and orchards offer fresh produce and farm sale
Readable fragments show AYNN Orchards selling fresh pressed apple cider and preserves with open hours 2 to 5 PM Tue through Sat. Pryor Orchard advertises a 165 acre dairy farm for sale 12 miles from Frederick on Pryor Road with brick colonial house tenant house silos and arable land. Also a Sunday excursion by bus boat on C and D Canal on Sept 26 for $6 with reservations by Sept 24. Musselman’s Apple Sauce and McCormick Mayonnaise listed with prices.
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Frederick
Harvey A. Harrington JR
South St
West Frederick PTA To Hear Dr. Raths
Dr James D Raths associate professor and assistant director Bureau of Educational Research and Field Services College of Education University of Maryland will speak at the West Frederick Junior High School PTA meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday A social hour for parents and teachers will follow Raths is a Yale Yale NYU PhD holder and resident of Silver Spring with numerous articles in childhood education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Lightner
Frederick High School
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Ann A
Pixie Jones
Lloyd Jones
Dickerson
University of Maryland
Ann
Garland
Guyton
Burkittsville
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Middletown High School
Juniata College
Huntingdon
West Virginia
Garland Guyton
James D. Raths
West Frederick Junior High School
Raths
Bureau of Educational Research and Field Services
College of Education
Yale
New York University
Silver Spring
Dr James L Bittle Named Virus Unit Chief
Dr James L Bittle formerly of Frederick has been named head of the Virus Research Department at Pitman Moore Division of Dow Chemical Company in Indianapolis Indiana He holds a D V M from the University of California and has worked at Fort Detrick Lederle Laboratories and Pitman Moore before joining the Dow unit He and Mrs Bittle former Ruth A Roberts reside with their two children in Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Bittle
Frederick
Pitman - Moore
Dow Chemical Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Bittle
Pennsylvania
University of California
Fort Detrick
Pitman Moore
Lederle Laboratories
Comedian Lucille Ball Name Change Case Decided in Court
Hollywood AP Lucille Ball must remain Mrs Lucille Ball Goldaper unless she petitions to become Mrs Lucille Morton. Superior Court Commissioner James P Natoli approved Gary Morton request to change his name from Goldaper to Morton. Ball must file her own petition to alter her married name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Comedienne
Lucille Ball
Lucille Goldaper
Lucile Morton
Superior Court
James P. Natoli
Gary Morton
Miss Ball
Goldaper
Morton
Natali
Eisenhower College Groundbreaking In Seneca Falls
Former President Dwight D Eisenhower started the project by turning the first spadeful of earth at the groundbreaking for Eisenhower College a liberal arts school planned to open in 1967 in Seneca Falls New York Comedian Bob Hope quipped from the crowd of about 12000 while the campus sits on a 660 acre Cayuga Lake tract with about 1500 students planned Eisenhower said the college would teach real citizenship through liberal arts education.
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Seneca Falls
N.Y
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bob Hope
Seneca ‘Falls
Hope
Eisenhower
Eisenhower College
Cayuga Lake
Spencer Tracy Seen Improving After Prostate Operation
Hollywood AP reports actor Spencer Tracy aged 65 is steadily improving and in good condition after a prostate operation last week. He suffered a temporary reversal during the procedure but is now recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood (Ap
Spencer Tracy
Tracy
Local Ads Promote Double Stamps At Frederick Esso
LOCAS MENTIONS double stamps offer for gasoline lube oil and filter with double stamps issued every Wednesday and Thursday at Frederick Esso. Hearing aid repair services guaranteed at Frederick Hearing Center on 111 W South St. Patrick and Bentz Street location listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&h
Frederick City
Esso Patrick & Bentz Street
Frederick Hearing Ctr
South St
Public Sale Ponton's Community Sale Weekly Auctions
Ponton's Community Sale offers weekly auctions every Wednesday at 6 30 P M in the rear of 238 W 5th St. Items include home comfort kitchen range, heat appliances, a 8 pc mahogany dining room suite, appliances, furniture, toys, and misc goods. Warehouse open daily until 8 P M with consignments and trucking available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponton
5Th St
Fort Kitchen
D.R
Maytag Wringer
T.V
Wat‘king
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hems
News-Poet Files
Wis
John W. Early
Highland
Bour
Toms
News-Post
Hostili
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Hood College
Demic
Amelia Earhart
Tonosuke Otani
Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard
Baltimore
Washington Today
David Lawrence
Burned Bridge
Park Mills
Eyler Valley
Price’s Distillery
Boyer’s Mill
Woodville
Walter E. Bigelow
Oakland
Bige
San Quentin
C. W. Lough
Clyde Koons
Clyde
Dr. Chase
R. M. Etchison
Calvary Chaney Brice
Jug Bridge
Ives
Adaaker
Magne
Exie Baker
Koons
West Four Mothers
de Yea Koonteenth Street
Buster Brown
Baker and Kerand ‘ ' Fauver Inc
W. Church St
Boys & Girls
Parson
Surance Company
Carroll County
Taneytown
Koon
Frederick Motor Company
Hammaker Bros. Inc
Thurmont
Northern Virginia
Baker and Kefauver Inc
Wm. 8. Hood, Inc
C. Beatrice Zentz
Donald Koons
Hale
Forrest
Brice
Ralph H. Miller
Town B. Titus
Scott’s Lawn
Seeger & CO
Market St
N. Market St
Fence
Glanthus Field
Jonathan Grimes
Aynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill Ra
McCutcheon
Apples Products
South Wisner St
Cortland
Pryor Orchard
Pryor Road
Cappello
Musselman’s Apple
U.S
Cato
West Frederick
PTA
Dr. Raths
Dr. Bittle
Virus Unit
Locas
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