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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1965

Page

5

Deaths HARRY R C ARNOLD AND MRS HESTER SEWELL

Harry R C Arnold 78 retired Creagerstown farmer died Tuesday at Springfield State Hospital. He leaves two sons, two daughters, ten grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services Friday at 2:30 p.m. Barton Funeral Home with interment Pleasant View Cemetery Arnoldstown. Mrs Hester Louise Sewell of 135 All Saints Street died at home Tuesday. She leaves two daughters, a son, four grandchildren and great and great great grandchildren. Services Friday 2 p.m. at Quinn AME Church New Market. interment Simpson's Methodist Church Cemetery.

Harry R. C. Arnold Creagerstown Springfield State Hospital Mahlon Martha Ellen Aholt Arnold Richard H. Arnold Frederick Lloyd M.D. Arnold Bethesda Mary Jones Oxon Hill Maude Foster Arlington Barton Funeral Home Walkersville Funeral Pleasant View Cemetery Arnoldstown Hester L. Sewell Quinn Anse Hester Louise Sewell All Saints Street Basil Sewell New Market William and Ruth Doneary Fry Frederick County Quinn Am.e. Church Its Missionary Society Ruth Chase Goldie Faulkner Washington Earl Sewell Delmar Delaware Hicks Funeral Simpson's Methodist Church

Father Thorning Delivers Prayer in U S House Ceremony

The Rev. Joseph F. Thorning of St. Joseph's Church Carrollton Manor gave the opening prayer at Pan American Day ceremonies in the U S House of Representatives. It was his 21st consecutive year offering the prayer and he was introduced by Speaker John W. McCormack. Thorning, associate editor of World Affairs, has led diplomatic missions to Latin America and earned decorations from 14 nations, marking his 50th year in religious and educational work in 1965.

Joseph F. Thorning Dod St. Joseph’s Church Carrollton Manor U. S House Father Thorning Latin America Europe

Brunswick Jubilee Stirs School Calendar Debates

At the fair, the School Board weighed a second children’s day despite costs as Hursey noted no monetary gain for the Fair Board. Lenwood Moss urged delaying Brunswick High School opening until the Sept 6 jubilee ends, while proposing the new school be dedicated as part of the jubilee with strong student attendance.

Hursey Fair Hallar Best Gordon Smith Frederick Fair Haugen Lenwood C. Moss Brunswick Diamond Jubilee Committee Carnachan New Brunswick High School Moss

Civil rights charge against Klansman dropped

U S Commissioner James M Guttery dropped the civil rights charge against Gary Thomas Rowe Jr 35 a former Birmingham bar operator now unemployed one of four Klansmen arrested March 9 after Viola Liuzzo a Detroit housewife was killed near Lowndesboro Alabama.

Montgomery Ala Detroit U.S James M. Guttery Gary Thomas Rowe Jr Birmingham Rowe FBI Viola Gregg Liuzzo Lowndesboro Liuzzo Selma

Funerals for Reed Grams and Watkins Held in Three towns

Funeral services were held yesterday for Alpha R. Reed a World War I veteran and husband of Janie Mercer Reed. The service was at M. R. Etchison and Son with burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Clarence W. Grams of Hagerstown was laid to rest at Locust Valley Church of God. Milton Watkins of Mount Airy was buried in Pine Grove Cemetery after services at Calvary Methodist Church.

Alpha R. Reed Janie W. Mercer Reed M. R. Etchison and Son Reed Ralph M. Sharpe Calvary Methodist Church Arlington National Cemetery Clarence W. Grams Hagerstown Locust Valley Milton Watkins Mount Airy That Town Roger Elgert King’s Men Bible Class Mr. Watkins Harry Bellison Dwight Walker George Free Norman Etzler L. Pierce Bowlus Waldon Dawson Pine Grove Cemetery

Thurmont Man Says Statue Repair Feasible

A statue of Christ at Resthaven Memorial Gardens suffered major damage when the lower jaw was blown off. Thurmont residents offer rewards totaling 300 for info leading to vandals. a local stone mason offers to repair the statue at an estimated cost around 1000. State police continue the investigation.

Christ Resthaven Memorial Gardens Hansel Hurst Elm Street Thurmont Resthaven Robert Kinnaird Appolds Church Road Kinnaird Memorial Park Cody Glenn C. Stull Stull

U S Drops Leaflets Over North Vietnam

U S Air Force planes dropped three million leaflets over four southern North Vietnamese areas saying air strikes target Communist aggression and calling on people to overthrow their government. The raid also hit Hon Matt and Cua Le radar sites, about 130 miles south of Hanoi, with fifteen F105s and fifteen Phantom jets.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S North Viet Nam Red China Hon Matt Cua le Hanoi Air Force

County libraries seek funds as budget totals rise

The Artz library will get 60,035 in the coming fiscal year from endowment state aid gifts and a Frederick City contribution, totaling 134,055. Brunswick and Emmitsburg request 750 each, same as last year, while Thurmont seeks a 250 increase to 1,000.

Artz Frederick City Brunswick Emmitsburg Thurmont

Strikes Halt Italy Railways and Opera Halls

Strikes hit Italy causing a 24 hour rail shutdown and closing opera houses and concert halls during Easter tourism. Only a handful of the 7000 daily trains ran with most international trains stopped at borders. Special buses moved passengers Milan to main stations as traffic jams reported on highways.

Rome Italy Milan

Lady Bird Johnson Visits Ike Birthplace in Texas

Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson paid a surprise visit Tuesday to the birthplace of Dwight D. Eisenhower in Denison Texas. The brief stop drew attention from locals and highlighted the close ties between the former first lady and the nation’s wartime leader.

Ladybird Ike Denison Tex Lyndon B Johnson

Point Of Rocks Ruritans Gift To National Site

The Point of Rocks Ruritan Club votes to supply a flag pole for the new Raritan National headquarters in Dublin Virginia, with a bronze plaque honoring deceased members. A ladies night in May replaces the regular meeting. Coast Guard Auxiliary rep Paul Hennenger discusses boat safety, noting Maryland law requires motor boats over 72 horsepower to be registered and display numbers. All boats away from dock must have life preservers for each person. enclosed boats over 25 percent must have a fire extinguisher. He cites five million boats registered in the U.S. and over forty million boaters, and urges qualified boaters, pilots, or amateur radio operators to join Coast Guard Auxiliars for training.

Point of Rocks Ruritan Club Raritan National Dublin Virginia Point of Rocks Club Paul E. Hennenger Sr United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Coast Guard Cost Guard Auxiliary Maryland Hennenger United States Chesapeake Bay

Danish Exchange Student Tells Of Her Native Land

Miss Merete Kiar a Danish exchange student spoke to the Women’s Association of the Neelsville Presbyterian Church. She shared slides and talked about Denmark while living with the MacPhersons in Gaithersburg under the American Field Service.

Merete Kiar Denmark Women’s Association Neelsville Presbyterian Church Gaithersburg High School Merete John 2 MacPherson Deer Park Gaithersburg American Field Service Merrle A. King Walter C. Snyder

First Lady Tours Birthplace Site For Public Attraction

The First Lady conducted a 30 minute tour of Dwight D Eisenhower's birthplace seeking information to aid in establishing it as a public attraction. She was joined by two friends and four Secret Service agents.

Iplace Dwight D Eisenhower Johnson

Local residents undergo surgery at Frederick Memorial

Among The Sick Mr. Richard Stitely of Mount Pleasant underwent surgery yesterday at Frederick Memorial. Mrs. Filmore Runkles has returned to her home at Mount Airy after surgery in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Willis R. Abbott, Military Road, is a medical patient in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Orville E. Baer has returned to his home on Old Swimming Pool Road from Frederick Memorial Hospital where he was a surgical patient. Mrs. Leroy Hann, RFD 35, Frederick, will enter Frederick Memorial Hospital today to undergo surgery.

Richard Stitely Mount Pleasant Frederick Memorial Hospital Filmore Runkles Mount Airy Willis R. Abbott Military Road Orville E. Baer Old Swimming Pool Road Leroy Hann RFD Frederick

Thursday Buck A Cup Day In Frederick

Frederick hosts Buck A Cup Day with free coffee for button holders at participating city businesses. The event is sponsored by the Frederick Life Underwriters for the Easter Seal Campaign.

Frederick Frederick Life Underwriters

Webber Siamese Twins Return Home After Separation

Karen Marie and Kimberly Marie Webber were discharged from Texas Children’s Hospital 25 days after separation surgery. The twins, born December 8, 1964, shared liver breastbone and heart membrane tissues and traveled with parents to Bay City Texas.

Houston Tex Webber Siamese Texas Children's Hospital Karen Marie Kimberly Marie John Webber Jr Bay City

Moose Lodge 347 Holds Indoor Carnival With Bingo and Fortunes

The Moose Lodge No. 347 women hosted an indoor carnival and covered dish supper for members and families. Carnival stands sold refreshments, a fortune teller, and a dart game. BROADWAY SHOW FADES OUT DUE TO CAROL BURNETT PREGNANCY. The Broadway musical Fade Out Fade In closes Saturday after 271 performances and earnings of about 50 000. Burnett, 30, is expecting her second child and is married to producer Joseph Hamilton.

Moose Lodge No. 347 New York Carol Burnett Lester Osterman Miss Burnett Joseph Hamilton

Public Sale Notices and Local Auction Listings

Public sale advertised 3 miles north of Walkersville and 1 mile south of Woodsboro along Route 194 on Monday April 26 1965 at 10 30 a m items include dairy cows heifers and farming machinery. Also auctions for household items tools antiques on premises near Thurmont and Damascus area with dates April 15 and April 24 1965. Public notices include farm auctions by Roland Fraley and William Hurlebau s. Local ads for garden goods seeds chicks and home improvement items appear throughout the page along with Easter flower sales and a charity dinner notice.

Walkersville Woodsboro Thomas W. Lambert Glenn Trout Harry Trout Emory S. Catshall Royston H Fraley Kelly's Store Road U.S Catoctin Furnace Thurmont Roland L. Fraley John L. Ponton Hawkins Creamery Rd Damascus William Hurlebaus Maryland James G Trout Jerry Williams

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