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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1966

Page

3

Former City Man Gaither Warfield Honored by Dickinson Alumnus

The Rev Dr Gaither P Warfield a Frederick native is profiled in The Dickinson Alumnus official journal of Dickinson College Carlisle Pa for leading the Methodist relief rehabilitation and refugee work He graduated from Dickinson in 1917 and earned a Master of Arts His career includes Drew and Union Theological degrees a World War I YMCA role and service as a church secretary missionary organizer and camp internees in Europe He helped Poland's Methodist training school and later led overseas relief for two decades earning praise from bishops and leaders upon retirement.

Gaither P Warfield Frederick Dickinson General Alumni Association Dickinson College Carlsle Methodist Church Warfield R. L. Warfield Urbana Drew Theological Seminary Union Theological Seminary Europe Methodist Committee For Overseas Relief New York City

Montgomery Offers Class In Laundries

Theodore G. Procter of Frederick teaches a 12 week adult education course in Montgomery County on maintenance and repair of automatic home laundry equipment at Charles Woodward High School. The class runs Tuesdays and Thursdays starting Oct 4 with a $10 registration and no tuition.

Frederick Man Theodore G. Proceter Motter Avenue Montgomery County Public Schools Procter Frederick County New Charles Woodward High School Georgetown Road 170S Lower Rockville Proctor

Gladhill Clan Reunion Honors Many At Middletown

The Gladhill clan held a Middletown reunion awarding prizes to youngest boy Michael Gladhill and youngest girl Lisa Gladhill, with awards for longest and shortest hair, farthest distance and closest birthday. Dozens of attendees listed included Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Carpenter Jr. and many Gladhill relatives and guests. The next reunion date will be announced later.

Gladhill Middletown Amvets Park Michael Gladhill Lisa Gladhill Jerry Gadhill Hickam Air Force Base Honolulu Hawaii Earl Cline Teresa Calahan Darryl Kmna Donald Cline

State Farm Hosts Meet of Executives

State Farm Insurance Seaboard office in Frederick hosted top company officials planning agency activities for 1966 and 1967. Delegations from Newark Ohio Charlottesville Virginia Wayne New Jersey and Springfield Pennsylvania attended along with a five man Canadian team from Scarborough Ontario. Frederick Seaboard group included Edwin E Wells Charles M Trubac Jack Wright Robert Callaway and Manuel Padilla. Bloomington Illinois home office sent Richard Stockton Earle Johnson A W Tompkins Jr and Donald McHugh. Dr Edwin S Overman of Bryn Mawr Pa spoke at a banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.

State Farm Insurance Company Seaboard Frederick State Farm Newark Ohio Charlottesville Wayne N. J Springfield T the Scarborough Ontario Edwin E. Wells Charles M. Trubac Jack Wright Robert Callaway Manuel Padilla Bloomington Til Richard Stockton Earle Johnson A W. Tompkins Jr Donald McHugh Edwin S. Overman American Institute F For Property and Liability Underwriters Inc Bryn Mawr Franccis Scott Key

Jingle Warns Swabs About Local Explosions Near Da Nang

An AP report from Da Nang notes a USO jingle aimed at service members clarifies daytime blasts are typically the work of U S Navy Seabees rather than Viet Cong mortars or bombs. The verse jokes about Seabees getting their kicks and mentions noon and early evening rounds.

DA Nang South Viet Nam USO U.S. Navy

Soviet Deputy FM Arrives for Consultations in Damascus

Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Seminov arrived in Damascus for consultations on sensitive questions. Work on a Soviet funded dam on the Euphrates is expected to begin soon. Russian language instruction was introduced in Syrian schools last week.

Damascus Syria Adimir Seminov Euphrates

No Evidence Of Letter Ban In Maryland Prison

State Correction Commissioner Vernon L Pepersack said he found no evidence that an inmate was prohibited from mailing a letter to the Police Department about narcotics in the Maryland Penitentiary. James Brooks, 34, serving 27 years for armed robbery, testified he was refused permission to mail such a letter. Separately, Robert L Serviss of the Maryland Classified Employer Association announced a new health plan for state workers with Travelers Insurance covering hospitalization for about 25,000 employees, replacing much Blue Cross coverage. Travelers bid $1715 per month per employee versus Blue Cross at $18.78.

Baltimore Vernon L. Pepersack James Brooks Marihuuna Maryland Robert L Serviss Travelers Insurance Co Blue Cross Travelers Family Plan

Fair Time at Great Frederick Fair Opens Five Day Run

Staff writer notes fair day rituals and rural roots as Great Frederick Fair starts its five day run. Observers describe farm life, crafts, livestock, 4H youths and carnival activities, with vendors and exhibitors preparing for crowds and prize ribbons.

Frederick America Europe New World

Pakistan denounces Indian report on army chiefs hotline

A Pakistani official angrily denounces an Indian report claiming a Washington Moscow style hotline exists between the Indian and Pakistani army chiefs calling it crude propaganda. No such line is acknowledged by Islamabad.

Karachi Pakistan India Washington-Moscow

Rhinos to be moved in Natal to Rhodesia reserve

Sixty giant white rhinos weighing 120 tons total will be moved from a Natal Province game reserve to better feeding grounds in Rhodesia. They will be captured with tranquilizers and transported four per vehicle using two tonners in a large survival project. Heavy voter turnout anticipated in Rajasthan elections.

Port Elizabeth South Africa Natal Rhodesia

Broader Teacher Benefits Proposed

Harpers Ferry West Virginia teachers were urged by Council President Thomas J. D Alesandro III to press state government for benefits that apply to citizens, not just educators. He spoke at the Public School Teachers Association of Baltimore leadership institute urging a broader view beyond Baltimore schools.

Harpers Ferry Wva APY Baltimore Cnity Council Thomas J. D’alesandro III D’alesandro Leadership Institute of Public School Teachers Association of

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