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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1963
Page
4
A wife laments her husband forgetting birthdays for years, while relatives send cards. She recalls a son baking a cake for her, and a scene of hurt when the birthday passed without acknowledgment. A reader response urges calm, accountability, and avoiding using children as weapons in marital strife.
John Stouffer of North Hagerstown High School earned a Master of Arts degree in teaching zoology after three summers of study on a National Science Foundation scholarship. He attended Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and is the son of Mrs. Ra hora Snyder. He resides with his family at 4200 Sherwood Lane.
An article notes American pride in freedom and lists holidays such as Independence Day Washington's Birthday Memorial Day and Thanksgiving. It announces October 7 1963 as Free Enterprise Day to honor the economic system behind the high standard of living.
Mack Trucks Hagerstown plant exceeded its United Fund goal again, raising 33 804. The drive, led by Mick Mark, ran for two weeks with 125 volunteers helping train and organize. Ali McGuire praised all employees and the United Fund volunteers for the successful effort.
City auditor John K. Baker said the 1963 financial report will be finished late this week and ready for distribution once typed. The document will cover light plant, water board, sewage disposal, bond and trust funds, general bonded debt, fixed assets, and combined exhibits with an auditor's report.
Two West Virginia hunters using a seaplane entered the United States via Dam No. T at 4:00 pm Monday. The pilot Richard Ben, and passenger David Judy, were fishing in Canada when winds forced a landing in the Potomac River. A routine customs inspection found nothing unusual. a condensed financial report has been submitted to the State Fish and Game Commission for review.
Willam v. Coe reports the theft of a 1957 white Chevrolet Bel Air parked on Baer Brothers' property. The car disappeared between 2 p.m. Saturday and 6:45 p.m. Sunday while the owner was away on a fishing trip with friends.
Mr and Mrs Paul Kline Resh Road were acquitted Monday in circuit court on three assault charges in a dispute with neighbors Mr and Mrs Donald Mongan. The jury deliberated about ten minutes after witnesses described past insults and a July dispute tied to a newborn. The defense argued lack of physical marks while the state noted police involvement. judge ruled to ignore magistrate court remarks in the trial.
Springfield Ohio AP reports Rev. Mary E. Silver, founder of Lite Zion United Holiness Church, has preached nearly every Sunday for over a half century. At 108 years old, she remains active in her congregation and faith community.
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