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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1964

Page

3

Understanding gamblers and love in modern youth psychology

Dorothy Dix explains gambling psychology and self harm patterns in chronic gamblers, noting infantile needs and solace in suffering. The piece urges psychiatric therapy and Gamblers Anonymous for help. It then shifts to advice on teen love, urging honesty, not stringing along, and seeking decisive paths, with a note on Dorothy Dix and Joyce Brothers columns.

Glade Valley Sepchild Gamblers’ Anonymous Alcoholic Anonymous Bell- McClure Syndicate Dorothy Dix Joyce Brothers

Grange to Run Food Stand at Frederick Fair This Year

At the meeting Bruce Crum presided as Grange officers were elected for the coming year. Harold Rieley is master and J Herbert Snyder is over seer with many other officers named. Mrs Monroe Stup and Mrs Alvin Brashears co chair the food stand project. Refreshments were by Mrs Wisner. Next meeting set for October 13 with a United Nations program. installation October 27.

Bruce Crum Grange Frederick Fair Monroe Stup Alvin Brashears Etta Leveronne Harold Rieley J. Herbert Snyder Harold Roderick Raymond Crum J. Ernest Stoner

$50 000 Damage Suit Filed In Court

Milton A. Sewell of Emmitsburg sues in Frederick County Circuit Court for 50000 dollars. He alleges Marvin Henley Cregger acted for Luther and Ada V. Cregger when he crashed a car owned by them into the rear of a tractor. The suit names the youth and his parents as defendants.

Frederick County Milton A. Sewell Emmitsburg Sewell Marvin Henley Cregger RFD 2 Luther Ada V. Cregger

Frederick Downtown Fire Inspection Set for October 20 1964

A public service column describes an October 20 1964 downtown Frederick fire inspection sponsored by the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce. Teams combine a fireman a Boy Scout and a professional inspector from Capital Stock Fire Insurance Company, all part of the Maryland Insurance Field Club. The program offers merchants and property owners a chance to learn fire safety and property protection.

Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents Frederick Capital Stock Fire Insurance Company Maryland Insurance Field Club

Jaycees Sponsor Downtown Fire Inspection

The Frederick Jaycees sponsor a comprehensive fire safety survey in downtown Frederick. Findings will list hazards and guide property owners, with no changes to local fire insurance rates. The column invites questions on property and casualty insurance to The Frederick News-Post.

Jaycees Frederick Frederick Jaycees Frederick News-Post Frederick County Association of Insurance Agits

Farmall Tractor Crash Near Emmitsburg Seeks Damages

Sewell operated a 1941 Farmall Tractor on Old Frederick road two miles south of Emmitsburg when a southbound Cregger car struck the tractor from behind. Sewell was thrown to the ground and injuries led his Baltimore attorney John C. Evelius to seek $50 in damages from the Cregger family.

Sewell Frederick Road Emmitsburg John C. Evelius Baltimore Cregger

Cattle Gone From Pen Amid Vandalism at Farm Auction

A group of cattle vanished from a Damas Future Farmers of America auction site and were later found wandering in a wooded area Sunday afternoon. Police investigated but have no suspects. the animals were unharmed.

Ation Damascus

Births Reported at Frederick Memory Hospital

Birth notices from September 25 to 27 list numerous families welcoming new children. Names include Teresa Claudette Holland, Donald Edward Wingpigl er, Tony Edward Specht, Ronald Troy Linton, Gary Lee Sund erguild, Jeffrey Lee, Steven Alex Yinger, Norman Edwards, Norman RED De Knoxville, Brian James Joe, Hope Elizabeth Stup, Daniel Steven Kester, and more. Parents span Brunswick Gaithersburg Woodsboro Union Bridge and Frederick areas.

Frederick Memory Arthur L. Holland Brunswick Teresa Claudette Holland Betty Giles James M. Winpigler Gaithersburg Donald Edward Melvin Specht RFD Frederick Tony Edward Friay Ronald C. Linton West Fifth Street Ronald Troy Linton Sandra Nehls Woodsboro Stanley Sundergill Braddock Avenue Gary Lee Robert N Jeffrey Lee Runkles Mary Petre McMurray David H. Yingeree West Patrick Street Steven Alex Norman W. Edwards Pee Union Bridge Norman Tin Red

Lewistown PTA Holds Meeting and Festival Plans

The Lewistown PTA held its first meeting of the year with about 75 members renewing cards. President Putman chaired. Rev. Charles Blackwelder reviewed the year's budget. A large blackboard purchase was discussed for meetings. A festival was scheduled for September 19 at Mountaindale Picnic Woods.

Lewistown PTA Ie Seer Rae Arisiphe Putman Charles Blackwelder Mountaindale Picnic Woods Ways and Means Frank Adams Jr

Memorial Hospital Hosts Fire Prevention Talk

A speaker at Memorial Hospital presented a session on Fire Prevention and showed a related film to the group. The event was organized by the hospitality committee and plans for the next meeting were noted.

Ottyre Reremorial Hospital

Cozad Coach Proposes Soap Admission in Preseason

Neb. coach Terry Williams proposes a soap admission plan for a preseason inter squad game. He says a single bar of soap per spectator will be charged to help stock the shower rooms for the season.

Coac. Neb Terry Williams Cozad High Williams

How to soften hard water and improve laundry results

Howard Hartman of Weil Brothers explains that hard water minerals react with soap to form a sticky curd that soils clothing and skin. A home water softening unit prevents this, and Hartman invites readers for a free water analysis at 662 1121 or at Hamilton Avenue and South Street.

Howard Hartman Weil Brothers Hamilton Avenue South Street

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