Deaths in Washington and surrounding area
Charles Wilson Dorsey 2 died at his Washington residence after six years there He is a New London Frederick County native wife Margaret Rice Dorsey survives along with parents seven brothers two sisters and other relatives Friends may visit Hicks Funeral Home Wednesday evening with funeral Thursday at Dorsey Chapel Methodist Church New London and interment at the church cemetery Dominic Avatt 77 resided at 312 N Market St died Saturday at Martinsburg VA hospital He was a retired Francis Scott Key Hotel employee Surviving is widow Mary Elizabeth Avatt Services at Arlington National Cemetery Thursday 10 30 a.m. George Edward Hill lifelong Buckeystown resident died early Monday after a lengthy illness Born July 19 1931 he leaves parents wife Mary Mathews Hill and children George Edward Hill Jr Gary Richard Hill Vicki Sue Hill plus a sister and other kin He worked for Potomac Edison and belonged to Frederick Lodge 371 Loyal Order Moose Visitation at 106 E Church St after 4 p.m Tuesday with services Thursday 11 a.m. Mt Olivet Cemetery Etchison Sons directing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Dorsey
Charles Wilson Dorsey
Washington
New London
Frederick County
Dorsey Chapel Methodist Church
Margaret Rice Dorsey
Robert N
Carrie Loud Dorsey
William N. Dorsey
Lester B. Dorsey
Richard Dorsey
Horace T. Dorsey
Tacoma
Wash
Robert E. Dorsey
D.C
Herbert M. Dorsey
Fort Dix
Maurice H. Dorsey
Fort Myer
Margaret E. Dorsey
Las Vegas
Elsie Dorsey Hill
Hicks
Church
Dominic Avatt
N. Market St
Newton Baker Veteran’s Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mary Elizabeth Avatt
Arlington National Cemetery
George E. Hill
George Edward Hill
Buckeystown
John W
Anna Hartman Hill
Mary Mathews Hill
Gary Richard Hill
Vicki Sue Hill
Thomas Carbaugh
Frederick Lodge
Loyal Order
Moose
E. Church
S&t
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison & Son
Funerals Held For Conley Orrison Reeder In Local Churches
Funeral services were held for Mrs Esther Monetta Conley and Jonathan David Salmon at the Church of God on Winchester Street with Rev T W Day and Rev R H Sumner presiding. Interment followed at Mount Olvet Cemetery. Claude Ellsworth Orrison was buried at Lutheran Cemetery Middletown after services at United Church of Christ Brunswick. Walter W Reeder died at Western Maryland Hospital and was laid to rest at Rocky Springs Cemetery with Rev P Brose officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther M. Conley
Esther Monetta Conley
Oethan David Salmon
Church of God
Winchester Street
T. W. Day
Churches of God In
Maryland
R. H. Sumner
Brooklyn
Claude E. Orrison
Claude Ellsworth Orrison
United Church of Christ
Brunswick
Frank Fesperman
Ere Burns
Owen Frye
Lawrence Nelson
Raymond Funk
Rueben Hawkins
Eli A. Harrison
Lutheran
Middletown
Walter W. Reeder
Vada Z. Reeder
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Robert E. Dailey & Son
P. Brose
Parkway Church of God
George Bonzagni
Howard Zimmerman
Ray Zimmerman
Allen Cramer
C Welty Wastler
Philip Zimmerman
Rocky Springs Cemetery
Local Hospital Updates From Fatal Auto Crash
Among the sick Mrs. Lewis A Feters of near Woodsboro is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Thomas W Gladstone of Brunswick remains in fair condition in Washington County Hospital recovering from multiple lacerations in a Saturday auto accident in which Mrs. Vera W Rhinaman of Yarrowsburg was fatally injured. He lies on North Maple Avenue in Brunewick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Feters
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas W. Gladstone
Brunswick
Washington County
Sewer Interceptor Plan For City Progressing
The city outlines financing and ownership of an 8000 foot interceptor sewer from near the water filtration plant to Carroll Creek. The project aims to serve Tuscarora Creek and other areas with the Frederick County Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission reimbursing the city’s net cost and purchasing increments within 15 years. Construction could begin within 18 months after signed agreements, with a 30 inch diameter line and capacity at least five million gallons daily, and grants sought with state and federal agencies. The plan includes joint action legality and grant acquisition and assigns maintenance responsibilities to each party. Mayor Magaha commented on the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Reek
Tuscarora Creek
Frederick County
County Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission
Glade Creek
Frederick County For Topolitan District and Sanitary Commission
Oe Aa
Magaha
Welfare policy shift offers education path for welfare recipients
Mrs Barthel argues changes on January 1 end deductions of the first earned income and require more investment to shrink welfare rolls later. Welfare director notes gains from allowing work and foster care college funding. Dorsey stresses education as key to reducing welfare dependence. An Aramaic dialect was the language spoken by Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey
Barthel
Jesus
Oscars Night Highlights and Surprises
Martin Balsam won best supporting actor for A Thousand Clowns while Shelley Winters claimed best supporting actress for A Patch of Blue, her second such Oscar. Elizabeth Hartman, star of A Patch of Blue, was nominated for best actress. Bob Hope hosted, Lynda Bird Johnson attended, and The Sound of Music led with five awards alongside Doctor Zhivago. Other honors included The Shop on Main Street as best foreign film, The Shadow of Your Smile as best song, and Darling for best screenplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Balsam
Jason Robards
Shelley Winters
Miss Winters
Oscar
Anne Frank
Elizabeth Hartman
Hollywood
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Lynda Bird Johnson
George Hamilton
Hamilton
Patty Duke
Quipmaster
Bob Hope
White House
Lynda Bird
Washington
India
Hope
Academy
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Main Street
Iron Curtain
Cetchoslovakia
Zhivago
Robert Bolt
Darling
Frederick Raphael
Births and homecomings in Carroll County area
Mr and Mrs John Melvityre of New Windsor announce a daughter born Sunday at Carroll County General Hospital Westminster. Mr and Mrs Richard Adkins of Keymar announce a daughter born Sunday at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Mr and Mrs David Smith of Union Bridge announce a son born Sunday at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Mrs Guy Nusz of Wilson Place has returned home after spending the winter in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Melvityre
New Windsor
RFD
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Richard Adkins
Keymar
RFE 1
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
David Smith
Union Bridge Rfd
Guy Nusz
Wilson Place
Florida
County Officials Debate Extension Salaries and Humane Society Budget
University of Maryland funded instructors were paid through the university payroll while secretaries shared costs among county state and federal governments. The extension office salaries rose with a county increase for the clerical staff and a plan for part time secretaries. The Frederick County Humane Society seeks 6725 for animal shelter operations, outlining 4200 for labor 850 food 200 veterinary 225 telephones 150 insecticides 450 repairs 300 equipment 150 insurance and 200 other expenses. The shelter handled 2241 animals this year, 737 more than 1963 and 100 more than 1965, with ongoing cooperation with Fort Detrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Civil Defense Office
Frederick County Humane Society
Gas House Pike
Humane Society
Howard Barker
James Carey
A. Irvin Renn
Frederick County rezoning hearing set for May 3 1966
Notice states the Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing at 11 00 A M on May 3 1966 in the Hiram Winchester Room Winchester Hall East Church Street Frederick Maryland to consider a map amendment changing land from A 1 Agricultural District to B 3 Commercial District the parcel fronts Route 240 about 115 feet with 375 foot depth owned by Joseph A and Clara V Carbaugh all interested parties may speak. Also Democratic precinct meeting set for April 26 1966 at 7 30 P M at Rosdale Civic Association Field House Freder ick to select precinct chairmen delegates and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
Joseph A
Clara V. Carbaugh
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Frederick City
DST
Rosedale Civic Association
Schley Ave
D. K. Sutcliffe
D. K. Sutcliffe and
Hiram Win Chester Audi
Winchester
Cal
Harbaugh Road
Samuel D. Sherman
Sabillasville
Community voices push for animal shelter reforms and new expansion
Local residents criticized private animal research and private labs as often failing to treat animals humanely. They urged stronger penalties and a long range expansion plan for the city shelter near the Gas House disposal plant to accommodate increasing dog intake despite limited runs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiurtieg
Raalx
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Plateau
Qoscars
Civil Defense
J. Vernon Summers
STATE
Carroll, Frederick
Howard Counties
State Roads Commission
West Preston Street
Baltimore
Commission
State Roads Commission of Maryland
Code of Maryland
General Assembly of Maryland
John 8B
Funk
R. Pease
Pike
William Holzapfel
Carroll Park
Ester Bowie
Carver Apartments
Holzapfel
Stall
Fout
Ralph E. Fout
Danny
Bobby
Robin
Clara Henderson
Libertytown
Ford Construction Co
Parsons
Hiltner-Roelke
Ponton
W. Sth
Hydra
James Moore, Jr
Katherine
James Moore Sr
Connello
Market St
Wed
Ann-Dale
U.S
Maine
St. John’s School
Second Street
St. John’s Sodality
Florence E. Stoner
Western Maryland College
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frank L. Stoner
Kanawha
Catoctin
Eagles Club
Joe Sweeney
The
Country Classics
Weil Brothers
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
West Phone
Dickey Bird
Ecker
North Market St
MOSER
Henry
Discount Furniture Mart
West 7Th St
Motter Ave
Frederick, Md
Taney Apartments
P. Brown
Frederick County Hood Club
Gladioli
Begonia
Caladium
Dallias
Peonies
U.S.A
Bentz
Bentz St
Patrick
Hamilton Avenue
New Schroeder’s Inc
Patrick St
Kehne
T. E. Crummitt
Johnny
Airline Steamship
S. Market St
Snow White Grill
Blue Cross
Walmanor
Amperes
Routzahn
Budge 77
South Market
NS Atu Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Cedar
Nelson Tucker
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
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