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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1965
Page
5
Obituary notices for John G. Byard 82 of Fairfield Pa widow Mary M Chamberlain 92 of Towson and Mary F Morgan 81 of Frederick detail surviving family, birthplaces, church ties, and funeral arrangements. Elsie M Butler 82 of Baltimore also listed with service details and burial plans plus multiple relatives and locations in Carroll and Frederick counties.
Twenty five members and one guest Ann Agresty attended the Walkersville Junior H Club meeting held at Karen Bachtell’s home. Diane Garst spoke on Golden Guer ness, Sharon Gilbert spoke on If You Were An Indian Girl, and Janice Fogle demonstrated how to make French dressing.
Mrs Edna Brownlow of North Market Street will celebrate her 81st birthday today. Mrs Mary E Baugher of East Fourth Street will celebrate her birthday on Saturday.
Curtis Garfield Bowers, 34, owner of a Taneytown grocery store for over 40 years, died yesterday at Annie M. Warner Hospital in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. He spent more than six decades in the grocery business and retired about three years ago. Survived by three sisters and two brothers, he was a longtime member of the United Brethren Church in Taneytown and active in local groups including the Taneytown Volunteer Fire Department Odd Fellows Lions Club and Woodsman Lodge. Services 2 p.m. at C. C. Fuss and Son Funeral Home, with Rev. Arthur W. Garvin officiating. burial in Piney Creek Presbyterian Cemetery near Taneytown.
Funeral services were held for Earl H Stup husband of Mrs E Marguerite Cereil Stup at Etchison Funeral Home with Rev Ralph M Sharpe and Rev Harry S Myerly officiating. Burial followed at Mount Olivet. Also honored were Melvina O Bryan wife of Kathrine Page O Bryan of RFD 2 with rites at the Etchison and Son Funeral Home conducted by Rev William C Harpold and Rev H Eugene Lawson. Fraternal Order of Eagles Past President John F Miller and chaplain Howard M Albaugh presided at the graveside with bearers named.
Harold Hooper and Dr. Donald Z Koons lead YMCA personnel and programs as officers. Board members include Dr. Harry W Gray and Dr. John L Carnochan. Delegates to the Central Atlantic Area Council are Lanner and John R Cheatham. Hood College president Dr. Randle Elliott spoke on Character for a Community. Volunteers recognized include Leroy Fleming, William Moore Jr., Miss Margaret Hogsett, and others for service last year.
In Delmar Maryland area the ICC is to decide soon on Pennsylvania Railroad request to discontinue two daily passenger trains between the Eastern Shore and the outside world. The Delaware Public Service Commission rejected the move first, prompting an ICC appeal.
Francis Scott Key District Boy Scouts announce April and May events led by Roger W. Cann and Col. Herbert M. Bloom. Field Day at McCurdy Field April 24 awards a Trophy for top eight-event score. Spring Camporee at Gettysburg National Park April 30 to May 2 emphasizes education. Scout Circus at Cole Field House May 21–22 features large pageant on early America with acts and historical scenes.
Frederick County Farm Bureau president Dr Warren R Evans physical education supervisor of the school system and Delegate William M Houck of Thurmont joined Donald Carr chairman of the Brunswick Town Planning Commission and Mrs Helen Duve a national garden clubs executive as members of a county study group. All members served on the group that recommended forming the commission, representing every section of the county and Frederick City.
Maj. Gen. Edwin H. Burba was named acting chief of the United Nations Command and U S forces in Seoul following the death of Lt. Gen. Edwin B. Broadhurst from a heart attack. Burba succeeds Broadhurst as condolences flow from military leadership.
The biographical note details a scholar with a 1933 visitation, master of arts in philosophy in 1934, licentiate in philosophy in 1934, licentiate in sacred theology in 1941 all from Woodstock College. He earned an MA in economics from Fordham University and a PhD in economics from Columbia University. Since 1959 he has served as president and rector of Canisius College after roles as dean at Fordham and as a Fulbright professor in the Philippines, and as a professor at the Gregorian University in Rome. He is a member of multiple associations including the Association of American Colleges and the New York State Department of Education Advisory Council on Higher Education.
The Frederick Beauty Academy on East Patrick Street opened at 10 30 a m as National Beauty Career Week runs April 4 10. Key speakers include Carroll Spack and Mrs Freda Smith, with Mayor Magaha and Police Chief Main among attendees. Open house runs today through Saturday from 6 30 to 8 30 p m with student hostesses tours and fashion slides. Twenty three students are enrolled. classes include day and night sessions since November 1964.
The county delayed budgets as the Dog Warden requests 120,133.48 across salaries and operating expenses for dog runs, licenses, and claims while the Assessments office seeks 82,518 and the Treasurer 37,615.48. Norris notes salary scale changes and future state share for clerical costs, with requests for summer hires and new record typing systems. Yarrell aims to repaint the office after tax season and adds a private line and printing costs, plus minor capital for a typewriter.
Dec and Jan Viet Cong advances cited as government troops suffer ten deaths and 17 wounded. In Da Nang, authorities postponed a public execution of Viet Cong terrorist Le Dau, 24, who was captured after concealing 20 pounds of plastic explosives in a transistor radio. The prisoner was to be executed today. Reports say Viet Cong planned terror in Saigon using booby trapped pens, lighters, and radios as similar devices were found recently.
Red Cross calls for volunteers at Montevue and nearby nursing homes. Positions include Motor Corps drivers, canteen service, receptionist and clerical roles in the Red Cross office. Training provided. Half day weekly or more. Call 62-5131.
Mrs Gloria Bopst wife of City Police Sgt William McK Bopst of North Market Street has entered Frederick Memoria Hospital for observation and treatment Mr Charles L Kidd of East.
This notice records the executors William M. Dixon and Norman M. Dixon obtaining the letters testamentary from the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland on the estate of Della McLine deceased. Creditors must present claims by September 19, 1965 and debtors should pay promptly. A true copy certified by Register of Wills Thomas Meichelberger is included.
A collection of items from Frederick Maryland area includes a PTA meeting notice for April 6 with a program on transitions to junior high, local ads for Newman's-Smithsburg apples, Armstrong Floor Covering, and various services from cemetery notices to a cattle and septic tank service. Public notices warn Eagles Parking Lot restrictions and water bill payment reminders for April 1965.
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