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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
2
Public notice dated Friday September 27, 183 describes rates and terms for a Fredericks location. The fragmented text references Great Southern PTS and Meg Co, a court St phone number, and mentions rates in cents per copy with explicit costs.
Budget hurdles and management strains slow NASA toward an expensive, sprawling effort with the Soviet Union and the Pentagon vying for control. The Apollo capsule faces a shifting launch timeline as costs balloon from 20 to 40 billion dollars, and the moon mission deadline grows ever more uncertain.
The report notes airline travel spending rose fastest over the period, at about twenty seven percent, outpacing intercity rail and bus travel. Personal consumption shifted toward air travel for distinct trips, while other transport modes showed slower growth.
The notice outlines Cecile Hagtenstein and Theodore Lich- Hos o Ake receiving marriage. details reference Mrs Kayion G. Moses as announcer and list the couple’s families. Additional notes mention industry shifts in metalworking machinery and farm equipment, with local references to dealers and upcoming events.
The Ameri ca Assoc iation of Conversity holds its first fall meeting at Fort Derrick Officers' Moss with a hofse dinner. Lt. Col. Massugha shares Japan insights and his wife’s Japanese wedding and final exam photos. Next meeting set for October 2 at Hood Voliese Headquarters with Mrs Gordon Prang speaking. Also notes Paula Sayner, Walkersville High graduate, plays left full back for Lebanon Valley College field hockey. season begins October 1 at Millersville.
The Frederick Bridge Club met at the Elks Club on West Second Street with close scores for top places. Winners in north-south were Scat Welty and Marlowe Cline by one point ahead of Crum Speer Jr. and Jacobson. Washington group led by Clark and McRay won west-east. The Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club met at Co g Restaurant in Thurmont. north-south winners were Ross V. Smith and Pole. east-west winners were Ivan Sherman and Jack Abbott with others close behind.
September 27 1913 report from The News-Post notes municipal lighting and street corner pole removal at Patrick and Market streets sparking debates over ornamental lighting poles. Buckeystown residents face well water contamination after six wells tested by Dr T C Routson show pollution. Brunswick council seeks a gravity water supply with a spring near Dr J T Yourlee’s home delivering 120000 gallons daily via six inch pipe. Guy Main Middletown is injured after a horse kick.
A wartime page recalls Caney and nearby hills as Fifth Army under Mark W Clark breaks through. It notes property owners resisting rent, a draft board move, and the city hospital reports on local personnel, plus Christmas package drives and a city police campaign against jaywalking.
At the September 17 meeting of the Lewistown Homemakers Club at Mrs. Balph Grinder's home, Cpl. R E Storer of the Maryland State Police urged personal driver responsibility after showing a highway safety film. He warned that small causes can lead to costly tragedies and urged better driving and car maintenance. The club plans a second safety session on October 11 at the Lowsland Community Hall with 4 H and youth groups to be contacted. 64 officers were elected to leadership positions including President Mrs. Guy Stull and Vice President Mrs. Albert Powell.
Shepherd College reports fall enrollment over 1,000 with 124 increase from last year reaching 1,?24. Full time students total 813 with part time students adding to overall growth.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled AP wire item. It references the State Department of Public Welfare, a February timetable, a 834 notation, stock trading in New York, and a condemnation date, but reads as disjointed phrases with missing context and unclear subjects.
The Marsland Society of Pennsylvania held a September 14 ceremony at Valley Forge Memorial Park near Philadelphia to erect and dedicate a Maryland marker honoring officers and men who served under General Washington. List of attendees included F Malcolm White and various Maryland historians. The program featured invocations, plaque unveiling by G Harlan Wells, and remarks by notable figures including former Maryland Governor Theonture R. Mckeldin and Maryland Historical Society President George L. Radcliffe. The monument remembers Cul Tench Tilghman and Maryland brigades, with prayers, Taps, and a guided tour of park landmarks, including the Washington Memorial Chapel and Valley Forge Memorial Bell Tower.
The Town and Country Garden Club hosted a fall flower show at St Johns School hall on September 18 from 7 to 9 pm. Judge help came from Mrs Charles V Lanmer and Mrs Francis Gaither with adviser Mrs Elizabeth Lewis Peters setting arrangements. Mary Swan serves as president with Christine Roberts as vice president and Amy Coats as show chair. Ribbons were awarded across four classes including arrangements for the dinner table and horticultural subjects such as begonias and African violets.
About 70 teachers were expected to register by early afternoon for a weekend outdoor education workshop at Camp Greentop in the Catoctin Mountains near Thurmont. By midafternoon 58 had registered as activities included hikes, a 5 p.m. dinner, a slide lecture by Byron L. Ashbaugh of the Audubon Society, field trips, and instruction in casting, shooting, and archery with safety emphasis.
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret F Shuff who died Sunday at Western Maryland Chronic Hospital Hagerstown were conducted by Rev Arnold Gooden at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont with pallbearers Charles W Fisher Charles W Fisher Jr Floyd W Newcomer Maurice Shriner Edward Fitzgerald and Edward Crouse. Interment Lewistown Cemetery. Funeral services for Millard Samuel Smith Sr of Rosemount near Brunswick who died Sunday evening were held at St Marks Episcopal Church near Peters Awalating Ak Dd aM Rev L Wade Hampton rector officiated. Honorary pallbearers were directors of Bank of Brunswick of which the deceased was a director. Active bearers were Floyd C Wickham George E Chick D Charles Frank Sr Homer Gross Russell Wright and John E Grim. Interment was in the cemetery joining the church M Ritchison and Son funeral directors.
Western Maryland College Westminster honored four County students at the Fair Convocation held Tuesday. Awardees include Susan Ambrosen Clarke Kahinte Richards and Miss Wale tia Lee Stine. Beacht received the Mathematics Achievement Award. Others linked include R. Wilson Beach of Brunswick. Local residents Frank Keefer hospitalized after surgery. Anna Brachey and John Baumeardner noted in nursing homes as convalescents and birthday plans arise next week.
Dr Leon McDaniel founder of the hiner Ranewna College at Charleston West Virginia died Thursday of a heart attack. He organized Ka naw in 1938 and served as its president before it merged with Morris Harvey College in 19am.
Rivers Potomac and Monocacy show low water levels with Buckeye town area affected by muddy conditions. Local observers report reduced flow and concerns for navigation.
Obituaries detail deaths of Lawrence V Arundel in Washington at George Washington University Hospital after cancer surgery. Surviving family includes wife Glalys and son Lawrence Clayton Arundel, plus siblings and grandchildren. Services and interment were held in Rockville and Leesburg. Additional notices announce the deaths of Mrs Nettie M Clarke, Blanche Susan Hildebrand, Mrs Hazel Mullen, Mrs Bertha Rightnour, and Mrs Martha J Walker with service details and surviving relatives.
Mr and Mrs C Leo Krantz announce the marriage of their daughter Jane Elizabeth to Walter Tomaszewski of Detroit Michigan. The double ring ceremony was at First Baptist Church of Rockville with Rev J H Gamble officiating. The bride, Frederick High School 1961 graduate, attended Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. The groom serves in the U S Army at East Coast Relay Station. Reception planned by the Krantzes for family and friends.
Monocacy Garden Club announced winners at the Harvest Festival and Second Art Show held at Al Marah Stables near Rockville. Mrs. Leon Loeb won the Tri-Color award and, with Mrs. Murray, captured the title sweepstakes. Merit went to Mrs. Julius Chisolm, Beallsville, and horticulture honors to Mrs. Kenneth Endicott.
The Unitarian Fellowship of Frederick invites attendance above the Colonial Music Shop on East Patrick Street this Sunday. Sunday School begins at 10 45 and adult services at 11. A drama titled Jesus Meets Paul A Duologue in Paradise features Jack Davis as Jesus and Join Burr as Paul both Hood College professors. The play by Dr Alexarter Patterson presents a dispute over world meaning and the roles of Jesus and Paul.
Washington AP reports simultaneous IRS raids on bookmaking and numbers operations nationwide as part of an ongoing push. Agents say the results will emerge gradually and note a prior Derby Day raid in 43 cities last May led to 115 arrests, including three in Baltimore.
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