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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1966
Page
5
Snow expected Monday night across the northern plains and upper Great Lakes with rain in the southeast. Cold air moves into northern states while the rest of the country sees little temperature change.
Obituary notices include John Richard Bowers 54 Lewistown, Grace B Motter 83 Taneytown, Queenie G Jamison 63 York Pa, and William S Fout, died of heart attack on Park Mills Road Frederick. Details list survivors, kin, church affiliations, funeral home arrangements, and services scheduled across Maryland towns.
Charles Franklin Ferrell of Point of Rocks aged 70 died early Saturday in Martinsburg West Virginia. A WWI veteran and former Jefferson United Church of Christ member he owned a local garage. Survived by two sons two brothers a sister and grandchildren. Funeral set Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment in Reformed Cemetery Jefferson. Church and cemetery details noted. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors. NORMAN W. CHANEY dies in Baltimore former B&O track superintendent survived by wife Margaret son Robert and siblings. Burial at Providence Methodist Cemetery Kemptown after services at Hubbard Funeral Home.
The funerals for Emma Taylor Etchison wife of Carol L. Etchison died Wednesday were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev. Robert F. Wood officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers included Allen F. Sherald Eugene Thomas L. Rayhu Specht A B Collinus John Rubeck and G Wm Trout. Funeral directors were M R Etchison & Son. Elizabeth Horrie Washburn died Thursday and her service was Sunday afternoon at the M R Etchison & Son funeral home with Rev. Kenneth Meade officiating. A hymn was sung by Mrs Joyce Twine. Pallbearers were E D Burdette R Bruce Jones Willie Lloyd Burdette Frank C. Linthium Norman G. Burdette and Frank R. Smith Jr. Interment was at Hyattstown Christian Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Jack W Shoe maker and Mr and Mrs Charles A Nicodemus of Walkersville have returned home from a cruise on the Ocean Monarch to Bermuda. Mrs Ross Firor Thurmont and brother Clifford Main Rockville visit their brother Melvin J Main and family in Pomona California. PFC Richard D Priebe of the Marine Corps nephew of Mr and Mrs Lloyd C Shumaker of Damascus is now stationed in Viet Nam.
Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik said the new government led by Lt Gen Suharto will seek readmission to the United Nations to improve aid and economic conditions. He hinted the move would depend on questions and asserted no change in policy toward Red China while pursuing a more neutral stance and better ties with the United States.
A family of six in Chevy Chase Maryland was terrorized for an hour by three armed men who robbed about $2,000, jewelry, and a 1966 station wagon after restraining the family with sheets and cords. Glen Kruglak, 17, suffered a scalp wound and was treated. police found the car abandoned.
New York AP reports Russell Crouse, 73, playwright and Pulitzer Prize winner for State of the Union in 1946, died at St Luke's Hospital. He authored many Broadway works and gained fame with Howard Lindsay, including Life With Father and The Sound of Music.
Among the sick Mrs Rose Harty of Philadelphia was admitted to Vindobona Nursing Home Braddock Heights. Mr Grayson Palmer Snook of Dill Avenue a Baltimore newspaper distributor is in University Hospital for treatment.
A Baltimore motorist killed by a deer on Md 26 near Tie after a doe reportedly jumped into the path of a 1956 sedan. Damage fixed at 25 dollars. A Jefferson area man, Burns R. Compher 34, was charged with failure to keep right after his car left Md 17 north of Rosemont. minor damage to a 1955 sedan. A three car crash on U S 40 near U S 40A injured no one, involving a 16 year old from Berryville and drivers Weant Hagelin Enders, with Enders charged for failure to reduce speed.
A Montgomery County fireman notes investigations cover fires back to last summer with strong similarities. Fire Inspector Thomas Slater cautions arson could be involved but no links found. Police Superintendent James McAuliffe says the department is reviewing the series without an explanation.
A writ of fieri facias issued by the Frederick County Circuit Court includes a sale of personal property belonging to James W Angleberger and Honey Lee Angleberger. The items include tractors, cultivators and various farm implements. The sale takes place April 7, 1966 at 11:00 AM at the first farm on Route 556 near Woodsboro. Cash only. Horace M. Alexander Sheriff.
Balmy spring weather brings Washington cherry trees into full bloom at the tidal basin. Most trees are expected to flower by Monday or Tuesday as the Annual Cherry Blossom Festival begins April 12.
Local notices list for sale items services and community events across Frederick area. Includes Easter decor eggs plants sales at Farmers Feed Supply and Arlan's Store, bake sale details, real estate offerings, meeting notices for Eagles and Democrats, plus local shop ads and services from Treeland Nurseries to Treeland and various merchants. Contains names, addresses and phone numbers for multiple vendors and events.
Sale under mechanics lien set for April 18 1966 at 10 30 A M at Carlisle's Garage 610 E Church St Carlisle Maryland to sell a 1954 Ford four door sedan with serial A4ST141303 stored in James C Dochery 55 E Patrick St Frederick Md under Maryland Code Article 63 sections 41 to 45. Cash terms provided by Eugene Carlisle and Seymour Stern at Carlisle's Garage.
Police indicate evidence points to arson in three or four fires, with officials asserting that some blazes could have been deliberately set. The statement underscores ongoing investigations and heightened concern over fire safety.
New York dispatch cites Mrs. G. G. Michelson of Macy’s Department Store sharing the formula for executive status in the industry. She urges women to look like a woman act like a lady think like a man and work like a dog during the segment Warmen in Industry.
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