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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1965

Page

5

Death of Charles S Bainum

Charles Steward Bainum husband of Emma Jane Bainum of Beechwood Drive died Monday in Washington Sanitarium and Hospital. Survived by wife a daughter Jane Hill three sons Stewart W Irwin C and Robert E Bainum and sister Mrs Clara Brannock. Visitation at Warner E Pumphrey Funeral Home Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Services at the funeral home Wednesday 2 p.m. Burial in Fort Lee Cemetery Washington.

Charles S. Bainum Charles Steward Bainum Emma Jane Bainum Beechwood Drive Washington Sanitarium Jane Hill Stewart W Irwin C Robert E. Bainum Clara Brannock Warner E. Pumphrey Fort Eee Washington

Funeral Notices for Summers Stallings Zimmerman

Funeral services were held for Mrs Bes sie M Summers a Red Cross and government worker. William Edward Stallings of Frederick and George E Zimmerman of Walkersville also have services noted with their burial details.

School Head Sees Large Classrooms if Salaries Rise

Dr Carnochan says next year hinges on counties raising teacher pay scales. Dr Hamilton notes average elementary classes over 30 strain teachers while high schools could handle classes over 100 with team teaching. Budget cuts may leave too few new positions to avoid some classes averaging over 35. Fire units respond to 605 Wyngate Drive at 12 30 pm for a clothes dryer fire. details unavailable.

Carnochan C. Edward Hamilton United Fire Company Citizen’s Truck Company Wyngate Drive

Russians claim life signals from distant quasar CTA102

Tass reports fluctuating radio signals from CTA102, a quasar first detected in 1960. Scientists weigh the claim with skepticism. Cornell and Caltech experts urge caution while noting the need for more data and possible signals from intelligent beings elsewhere.

Tass Ithaca N.Y Frank D. Drake Washington Earth

Mathias Receives Leadership Roles in Frederick Council

Mathias, president of the Children's Aid Society, anchors a broad civic life including Rotary, Masons, Knights of Pythias, Red Men, and Knights Templar. He and wife Theresa Trail Mathias have three children, with son Charles Jr. a congressman. The Frederick board adds Alex Smallberg and J Nicholas Shriver as directors, Routzahn as vice president, and Newman Florander Jacobsen and Shriver to the executive committee.

Children’s Aid Society Rotary Club of Frederick Masons Knights of Pythias Red Men Knights Templar Mathias Baltimore Frederick Counties Marston’s University School Johns Hopkins University of Maryland Theresa McElfresh Trail Charles B. Trail Mathiases Charles McC. Mathias Jr Edward Trail Mathias Theresa Mathias Michel Alex Smallberg Fort Detrick Atty. J. Nicholas ‘Shriver Cross, Shriver, Bright and Washburn

Brunswick Board Plans Seeding and Partitions at High School

The Brunswick School Board meets to discuss seeding the High School grounds and installing new movable partitions by L J Keller and Sons. They will review policies on teachers political activity, absences for non professional staff, and tuberculosis tests. Attorney Charles A Price reports on suits and legal matters. Deliberations include financial and maintenance items and a purchase letter approving 12 school buses for fall. Two Declaration signers became presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson.

New Brunswick High School Brunswick High School L.J. Keller and Sons Charles A. Price

Resthaven memorial statue vandalism sparks $200 reward

Resthaven Memorial Gardens posts a $200 reward for information leading to the arrest of vandals who bullet damaged a 16% foot Carrara marble statue of Christ. Resthaven officers meet sculptor Robert Kinnaird of Thurmont to discuss repairs and plans continue with other statuary.

Christ Resthaven Memorial Gardens Glenn C. Stull Resthaven Corporation Richard F. Cody Stull Robert Kinnaird Thurmont Kinnaird Italy Memorial Park Cody Bernhard Zuckermann

Fires, high winds damage Georgia? No, Maryland events focus

A storm toppled a chimney hood, bent aerials, and caused minor damage across Frederick and Washington County. About 450 firefighters battled two mountain blazes on Edgemont Mountain and near Gambrill Park, with 25 acres burned but no structures harmed.

Frederick Irving Toberg Edgemont Mountain Washington County Smithsburg Fort Ritchie Gambrill State Park Independent Hose Company Braddock Heights Leitersburg Maugansville Blue Ridge Summit Fort Ritchiefs Funkstown Richard Pryor Hagerstown Bridge Smithsburg Company Edgemont Road Gambrill Park Graceham Maryland

Frederick mayor emeritus marks 80th birthday today

Mr. Hugh Gittinger of East Second Street, former mayor of Frederick, celebrates his 80th birthday. In other news, J. Weldon Harper of Monarch Life Insurance is named a top district agent and recipient of a trip for himself and his wife, noted by district manager James A. Cahill. Harper has led the district for fifteen years and is inducted into the company's President Club.

Hugh Gittinger East Second Street Frederick J. Weldon Harper Monarch Life Insurance Company James A. Cahill Harper

Why the Cross Reveals Sin and God’s Love in Lent

A Lenten meditation reflects on why Jesus died on the Cross, showing how the event exposes human injustice and sin while revealing God's profound love. The text argues the cross compels self examination and offers forgiveness through Christ.

Jesus Paul God

Valley News Echo ends. new Valley s History to rise

Publication of the Civil War era Valley News Echo ends with the April issue. Potomac Edison Company president Charles D. Lyon announces a successor, Valleys of History, a quarterly focusing on Potomac and Shenandoah Valleys history and culture.

Valley News Echo Potomac Edison Company Charles D. Lyon Potomac Edison Potomac Shenandoah Appomattox Court House Appomattox Robert E. Lee McLean House Northern Virginia Frederick U. S. Mounted Artillery Valleys of History Lyon Shenandoah Valleys Winchester Harper’s Ferry William Stewart Harper's Ferry Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Caverns Shenandoah National Park Old National Road Washington Jefferson County W. Va James Rumsey Steamboat Fame Taney United States Donald L. Whipp Walkersville Charles Petty Jr

Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds

The table lists marriage licenses for Kenneth Leon Hummer and Ann De lores McClain of Virginia and others including Larry E Devilbiss with Mary Margaret Mathias, William D Parker Jr, and Kittie F Pollard. Property transfers show Silas P Rice to Roy Deyton and others, Kenneth C Henson Sr to Joseph M Catsail Jr, Walter R Falkenstein to John B Hane, and Charles H Kehne to Parker J Carter, county.

Larry E. Devilbiss Mary Margaret Mathias Westminster William D. Parker Jr Sykesville Kittie F. Pollard Finksburg Silas P. Rice Roy Deyton Kenneth C. Henson Sr Joseph M. Catsail Jr Walter R. Falkenstein John B. Hane Charles H. Kehne Parker J. Carter

Executor's Sale Planned for April at Myersville Fire Hall

Local notice announces an executor sale of personal property by Paul F. Bittle under an Orphans Court order dated February 1, 1965. The sale takes place at the Myersville Fire Hall in Myersville Maryland on Saturday April 17 1965 at 12: 00 noon. Items include a walnut dry sink Frigidaire refrigerator International Harvester freezer Maytag wringer washer iron bed and springs six chairs antique walnut bed and springs manual Singer sewing machine Soft wood cupboard 3 plank bottom chairs Sunbeam electric mixer jars and other small items. The notice is signed by the executor A W of Mary E. Doub deceased and attorney Herbert L. Rollins.

Orphans Court Myersville Maryland International Harvester Singer Sunbeam Paul F. Bittle Mary E. Doub Herbert L. Rollins Executor

Noticed Classified Ads And Sales In Frederick Area

Local notices advertise plants and flowers at JOHNNY'S MARKET and promotions at BLUE & GREY BEAUTY SHOP. Jobs are advertised by P. D. Box 531 with emphasis on sales positions and high pay. Easter specials include food items and household goods from local merchants. a missing-vehicle tipbox requests information about a late model green Ford truck with a Maryland tag ending EM.

Frederick

Public Auction and Service Notices near Linwood Carroll Co Md

Public sale on April 14 1965 at 10 30 a m for dairy cattle equipment and farm machinery at Linwood farm Carroll County Maryland 3 miles west of New Windsor and 2 5 miles east of Union Bridge off Rt 75 plus notices for Western Union office closure protest deadline May 3 1965 and related classified items including tax services and gardening supplies

Linwood Carroll Co New Windsor Union Bridge Rt. 75 McKinstry Mill Rd H. M R. V. Quisenberry Glenn Trout James G. Trout Walkersville Maryland Sidney Western Union Telegraph Company Federal Communications Commission Point of Rocks Western Union Frederick

Land transfers listed include Harmon Myers and Cooley to Mack and Hobbs

Lawrence Harmon and wife to Annie T Myers in the city. Marshall Grossnickle et al to Ferdinand J Mack and wife. Millard I Cooley to Merril L Hobbs and wife. Farris W Cox and wife to SRC in the county. Denzel Goins and wife to I Mary Staley in the city. I Mary Staley to H Lucille Goins in the city.

Local Hospital Notes On Frederick Residents

Among the sick are Mrs. William Mz2k of Boost and Mr Gradon N Tobery of Frederick who remain hospitalized for observation at Frederick Memorial and Johns Hopkins Hospitals respectively. Mrs Mary Lowman of Mount Airo has returned home after illness. Mr Harry M McGill of East Seventh Street is convalescing at Mount Alto Hospital Washington after open heart surgery and requires no visitors.

William Wisconsin Avenue Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Foster L. Summers Bessie M. Steiner Summers Red Cross Waltz Funeral Winfield William R. Boyer Prospect Marvin Methodist Church J. Vernon Summers Eberly Summers Kingston Hott Worthington Angleberger Milton Brandenberg Bruce Reeder Taylorsville Cemetery Securities and Exchange Commission Office of the Quartermaster General Mr. Summers Mount Airy W. E. Stallings William Edward Stallings Robert E George E. Zimmerman Barton Funeral Home Lyle E. Harper Walkersville Methodist Church Ralph Zimmerman John Henry Smith Merkle Wisner Ward Crum Ira Stitely Roger Eyler Glade Cemetery John Adams Thomas Jefferson Resthaven Lyle W. Ashby Trinity Methodist Church Peco Court News Kenneth Leon Hummer Round Hill, Va Ann Delores McClain Lovettsville, Va Philip M. Thompson Ralph Michels Bessie N. Summers Frederick Memorial Hospital Market Street Colorado Blue Spruce Foundation Anytime Treeland Nurseries, Inc Dr. Martin Mary F. Morgan Gloria Hoffman Powell, Wright, Heldrich Fifer and Fruth Baker David G. Bures Marvin G. Ures the News C. Burr Artz Johnny's Market Corner 7Th & Market USDA N. Market St Mary Chess Promotion Blue & Grey Beauty Shop W. Patrick St Calvary Methodist Frederick Building Association Frederick County Frederick County National Bank Howard R. Hansen S&h Frederick City ESSO Patrick & Bentz Street Parsons Glade Valley Milling Co Woodsboro Washington, D.C Worthington Ramsburg Ea. P. Brown Flr Ecker’s Beauty Salon North Market St Taney Apartments Peepee Ee Routzahn’s BUDGE South Market Moser’s Middletown R. D. Hemp & Sons Jefferson Cappello U.S Maine Wilkin’s Village Lanes Eagles East Patrick St Trustees OF Aerie Lindsay’s Law Pearl Street R&k Tree Service Frederick & Vicinity Linb Prop Woodrow Bill) Anderson Little’s Beauty Shop Carmack Michigan Super Market Frederick Junk Company Chapel Alloy Nelson Tucker John K. Bontren Ohess Clark E. Dayhoff
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