The News Page Four News in Frederick 1963
Local page from The News Frederick Maryland dated September 28 1963 includes classified rates for subscriptions and mail delivery with pricing. It notes association with the Associated Press and standard newspaper postage and publication details. The text records circulation and delivery terms along with advertising rates and city mailing information.
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Frederick
Maryland
Ravardar
Avery
Southern Pig
MFG. CO
Phang
Payne
Davery
Jemear Audi Burdey
Associated Press
AP Rams
Tax cut prospects hinge on Senate action and Byrd plan
The House passes the tax cut by a comfortable margin and sends it to the Senate. Senator Byrd schedules hearings with staff briefings and aims for Senate action after Thanksgiving, while a potential Civil Rights bill obstacle could delay the measure. Inflation signals are muted and Venus tourism is discouraged.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
House
Byrd
Opposition To Office Building In Linden Hills
Letter disputes proposed Linden Hills office building and traffic impact. Writer argues a 300–600 car daily influx worsens congestion at Linden Avenue West Patapsco Street and U S West. County and city officials recognize traffic hazards at the area.
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Linden Hills
Linden Avene
Patock Street
Tate
Levden Avenue
Walnut Street
Ami
Tate Street
Linden Avenue
Amline
U.S
Patrick Street
Baughman
Askamy
Aticks
Linden Hills Resident Letter Seeks Change Over Industrial Proposal
Bettie Oden Knill of Linden Hills objects to a proposed business near the community. She argues homeowners face declining property values and safety concerns for children, while noting employment for 300 people would benefit Frederick, urging the area not be suited for the venture.
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Linden Halls
Frederick
Local stockholders elect new directors at London County and Frederick Bank
The November 28 1913 meeting of stockholders of the London County and Frederick Bridge funded by Citizens National Bank elected directors George Witham Smith J D Baker David Lowenst er HU Baker John G Walker Baltimore and George A Rupp of Virginia. Fall plans by the Marin County Good Roads Commission aim to ready roads for winter construction. Former County Commissioner William Blentlinger was injured in a buggy accident near Singanore with a fractured rib. he is cared for by Dr W C Johnson. M R Row Wilson returns to Frederick to join J E Mullinix as decorator. Ames W Hill antique dealer buys two steel spears formerly used by John Brown and a wooden bicycle from the late McClintock Young sale. Prochn R Russell Stockman appointed director and head of the commercial department at Davis and Elkins College in Elkins WV. Charles W Wilhide reports a farmer near Middletown finding his horse trapped under a banked earth collapse by a stream, nearly drowning the animal.
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Newe-Post
Londons County
Frederick Bridge U
Citizens National Bank
George Witham Smnth
JD. Baker
David Lowenster
D.C. Winebrewer
HU. Baker
John G. Walker
Baltimore
George A. Rupp
Virgina
Good Roads Commission of Marinans
Wall Paper and
J.E. Mullinix
Ames W. Hill
North Market Street
McClintock Young
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Hill
Young
Rof. E. Russell Stockman
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
W. Va
Harles W. Wilhide
Middletown
Remarkable transfer bid story in steady record of success
Eastern experts devised a defense against the transfer bid and its results. In a decade of transferring, the defense succeeded three times. One win fixed the defense, leading to a 4 spades contract while five hearts were saved. Jackie Begin of Montreal held the South cards, played through and faced a minus 300 for East-West pairs, while others made four spades for 420.
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North
Jackie Begin
Montreal
West
Jackie
South
Marriage Announcement Mrs Mable G Marsden and Ira Miss
Mrs Mable G Marsden and Ira Miss, both of this city, were married September 20 at 7 p m in Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Rev Ralph Boyer officiated. A reception followed at the home of Mrs Eli Keeney on North Bentz Street. The couple will live with Mrs Keeney.
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Mable G. Marsden
Ira Miss
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Ralph Boyer
Eli Keeney
North Bentz Street
Keeney
May Change State Election Laws in Maryland
A federal court order last May abolished Maryland’s unit system for nominating governors, comptroller, attorney general, and U.S. senator. The presidential nomination was not mentioned. Assistant attorney general Hubert F. Sweeney confirmed the oversight and said such nominations will be determined by popular vote, too. The central assembly may be asked to amend state election laws to align with the federal order and include the presidential primary.
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Baltimore
Maryland
U.S
Hubert F. Sweeney
Sweeney
Reassigned Priest John J Bollinger completes Fort Gordon training
Pvt. John J Bollinger son of Mr and Mrs Harold Bollinger Rocky Ridge finished basic training at Fort Gordon Ga. He took a 14 day leave then returned to Fort Leonard Wood Mo for schooling in heavy equipment operation and maintenance.
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Pri
John J. Bollinger
Harold . Bollinger
Rocky Ridge
Fort Gordon
Fort Leonard Wood
Pvt
Bellinger
Thurmont High School
John J. Bellig
Ier
United Appeal Campaign Drives Frederick County Help
The 1963 United Appeal kicks off with a September rally at We Frederic High School and aims to raise 146000 for eleven agencies including Boy Scouts Red Cross and YMCA. Leaders John W. Morgan George A. Zeigler and Harry A. Harper organize volunteers to fund health welfare and child services across the community.
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United Appeal
Ray
Wee Frederice Junin Hgh School
Boy Scouts
Curl Scouts
Children’s Aid Society
Counseling Service
Federated Charities
Esther Grinage
Red Cross
U.S.C
Y.mca
Salvation Army
Traveler's Aid Society
Earl Watton
John W. Morgan Potomac Edison District
George A. Zeigler
M.J. Grove Lime Company
Harry A. Harper
Iter
Frederick Council Women to Send Delegates to Baltimore Meet
The Frederick Council of United Church Women names Mrs. Earl Howard, Mrs. Charles Hicks 3rd, and Mrs. Meredith Mackley to represent at a regional United Church Women conference in Baltimore from Wednesday to Friday. Delegates come from Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina and Washington. The event opens Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Lord Baltimore Hotel with hostesses the state presidents. The program covers interdenominational ministry themes led by national leaders including Mrs. Theodore F. Wallace and Mrs. W. Murdoch MacLeod. A public meeting is scheduled Wednesday at 7 p.m. at St Paul’s Church with speaker lineups on church ecumenism.
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Frederick
Theodore F. Wallace
United Church Women
Christian World Missions
Suzanne de Dietrich
Od St Paul's Church
Charles and
Saratoga Streets
Carmen Susan
Theodore Wallace
Grass Fire Blazes Near Cascade Draws Volunteer Crew
Blue Ridge Mountain Volunteer Fire Company battled a grass fire near Cascade along the Western Mary's and right of way. At Waynesboro Hospital emergency staff treated Alice Fria, 52, of Cascade, for a needle puncture through the middle finger of her left hand while on duty at her workplace.
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Blue Ridge Mountain
Cascade
Western
Mary's
Waynesbore Pa
Alice Fria
Fair Attendance Record and Cavalcade Prizes Noted at County Fair
Robert Biser of Buckeystown won the Tractor Operator's Contest amid 13 entrants with two and four wheel trailers. The fair featured a 4H Baby Beef Sale selling 40 animals. Cavalcade prizes from the Frederick Chamber of Commerce went to county 4 H clubs with Rocky Springs taking 12 dollars for best kept herd area and New Midway receiving eight dollars. Frederick High School Band performed, Walkersville Band led the Cavalcade, and a horse race at the fair grounds saw Taza by Offutt win. Also noted: USAF Sergeant Harry W Biller, from Reims, serving in Viet Nam with an advisory unit. he is a Brunswick High School graduate. A mixed wire service item reports a dog named Miraculous Michelle giving birth to 38 pups.
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Robert Biser
Buckeystown
Frederick
Midway Club
Emmons Sanner
Fai
Chamber
Kapd
Frederick High School
Walkersvile
Fairgrounds
Bernard Offutt
Wondsboro, Taza
Viet Nam
Harry W Biller
Reims Ho Ce
United States Air Force
Biller
USAF
Brunswick High School
W. A Krenk
Brouswick
Wanda Keister
Lorettaville
Death notices for Smith and infant Stambaugh in Maryland
Obituary notices report the death of iis sen Ray St. Sasith of West Fifth Street born to William and Sophia Smith. He served as church sexton and cemetery caretaker for three years with survivors including three sons, a daughter, five grandchildren, a brother, and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services are set at the Creager Funeral Home in Thurmont with interment in Utica Cemetery. Also noted is the death of infant Randall Glenn Stambaugh, son of Ralph M. and Rosalie Buffington Stambaugh of Westminster Route 5, who died at University Hospital Baltimore. services will be at the New Windsor funeral home with interment in Pipe Creek cemetery.
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Ray
Randall Glenn Stambaugh
Ralph M
Rosalie ‘Buffington’ Stambaugh
Westminster
Route 5
University Hospital
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Ralph Jr
Rodney L
Glenn M. Stambaugh
Near Westminster
Mabel Buffington
Littlestown
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Pipe Creek
Ethel Mumma
Charles Mumma
Kermit Anders
Charlotte Thompson
Funeral Rites Held for Buxton and Esworthy in Local Cemeteries
Funeral services for William E. Buxton formerly of Mt. Airy were conducted at the Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home in Damascus with Rev. Cecil Brown and Rev. D. M. Hughes officiating. Interment followed in Providence Methodist cemetery, Kemptown, with pallbearers named. Also, services for Margaret Lucille Esworthy wife of Charles E. Esworthy were held at the funeral home on East Church Street and at St. John’s Catholic Church with high requiem mass. interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Funeral notices also reported services for Judy Lynn Reese, infant daughter of H. I. Reese and Ruth Barnes Reese, at Union Bridge funeral home with interment in Pipe Creek cemetery, and for Robert Hedges Schell superintendent of Montevue Home, with burial at Mount.
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William E. Buxton
Mt. Airy
Olin L
Margaret Lucille Esworthy
Charles E. Esworthy
Sherman Avenue
East Church Street
St. John’s Catholic
Alfred E. Smith
James Qlden
Robert Kennedy
Franklin Royer
William Easterday
Ralph Currens
Judy Lynn Reese
H.I Figene
Ruth 'Barnes) Reese
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler
Robert Hedges Schell
Montevue Home
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
Earl Bartgis
Russell Z. Herman
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Austin Young
Delbert S. Null
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Maryland PTA Hosts German Visitors Postponed
Mrs. William Jf Robie announces the Maryland visit of thirty women from the Hesse PTA Councils is postponed to March 19. The five day program will include visits to Anne Arundel Baltimore Frederick Howard Montgomery and Prince Georges counties with a study of schools home life women’s organizations county government and recreations facilities.
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William Jf. Robie
Maryland
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Parents’ Councils
Hesse
Germany
Office of Education
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Rebre
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Fredenct
Howard
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Washington
Sick Mr Keefer Recovers at Frederick News
Photographer for the Frederick News Mr Frank J Keefer remains in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Nearby, Mr Kamperg of Wokerville has been ill at home for a week and is now recuperating comfortably.
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Frank J. Keefer
Wax Seerort Street
Frederick News
Frederick Memorial
Ee Ee
Ore Kamperg
Wokevill
Rocky Ridge Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Rocky Ridge residents and families hosted and visited relatives from Taneytown Baltimore Gaithersburg and beyond. Guests included the Glass Lochner Beck Paugh Stambaugh and Mumma families with church and fire company events noted. A birthday surprise for James Six and a student at Mount St Marys College were also mentioned.
Freshmen at St Marys Seminary Junior College Enter Fall 1963
Miss Jayne Cejka and Milton Hendrickson headline 107 freshmen at St Marys Seminary Junior College for the 1963 64 fall term. Jayne is a business major and daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver J Cejka. Milton is also a business major, son of Mr and Mrs John D Thrasher. Returning sophomore Miss Alice Stambaugh, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Stambaugh of Rocky Ridge, is noted in the same class. The article also mentions a U S population clock showing 190 million at 11 am EDT Friday with the seven zeros briefly visible.
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Jayne Cejka
Milton Hendrickson
St. Mary's Seminary Junior College
Jayne
Oliver J. Cejka
Milton
John D. Thrasher
Alice Stambaugh
Marvin Stambaugh
Rocky Ridge
Washington
U.S
Art
Census Bureau
Dr Law son Wilkins Dies At Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dr Law son Wilkins, 68, renowned endocrinology pioneer and Johns Hopkins Medical School graduate of 1918, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Friday. He joined the Hopkins faculty in 1920 and became assistant professor of pediatrics in 1928.
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Wilkins
Baltimore
Lawson Wilkins
Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Hopkins
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