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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1965
Page
5
Multiple obituaries list Zora Benefer Hill of Brunswick and Daniel Roger Grossnickle of New Windsor among the deceased. Also noted are William V. Strassberger Sr., Mrs. Carol P. Wall formerly of Walkersville, George E. Watson of Clarksburg, and Margaret E. Nulton of Taneytown. Services and burial details accompany each notice.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Ruthvin 65 of Chevy Chase died Monday at Suburban Hospital Bethesda after a long illness. Born in Waterford Virginia she was daughter of the late George W and Sally Ann Mock Ruthvin. Survived by brother Eugene A Ruthvin Rockville and sister Mrs Vota Lynn Purcellville. Services Thursday at M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home with burial in St Pauls Cemetery Point of Rocks.
The widow of Kenneth M Flohr of Union Bridge sues David Lee Coleman for 50000 claiming he failed to keep a proper lookout and control. The suit also seeks 1000 for funeral and burial costs for Flohr and her seven children as support was lost.
Among the sick, Eva Zimmerman of Trail Avenue is convalescing at her sister’s home after discharge from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Oscar W. Keyser is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital with slight improvement. William A. Bruchey III moved from Page Memorial Hospital to Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Arlene Bruchey remains in critical condition at University Hospital in Charlottesville after an auto crash near Luray. Lena F. Carr was admitted to Vindobona Nursing Home in Braddock Heights. Ivan Lantz of Mountaindale entered Frederick Memorial Hospital yesterday after surgery.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Rams burg and Mrs Mildred Blank both of Walkersville return home after Easter with Mrs Rudolph Cavell and daughter of Tuscar ora. Mrs William Shuff RFD 7 Frederick joins by her daughter and Debbie. They visited the Shuff son in El Paso and toured Juarez White Sands and Carlsbad Caverns during the trip.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Taneytown Fire Department will hold a fried chicken banquet Thursday April 29 to benefit the Taneytown Presbyterian Church. Chairmen are Mrs Elaine Ahler and Mrs Catherine Baker. The next meeting is May 13 with arrangements led by Mrs Ann Mary Fleshman Mrs Carrie Weishaar Mrs Edna Lookingbill Mrs Pauline Glass and Madeline Reifsnider.
Capt. Ernest C. Pintler of the Spokane County sheriff's department admitted his car was stolen from his driveway early Tuesday after he left the keys inside the vehicle. The incident details follow in AP dispatch from Spokane Washington.
Civic club members and public officials attended funeral services for Lowell E White at the Frederick Church of the Brethren. White, manager of the Frederick Transit Company, died Sunday. Burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Ten nations led by the United States pledge one billion dollars to India's economic development. The move comes as U S Indian relations have cooled, with Shastri delaying a Washington visit and Johnson seeking equal treatment of India and Pakistan amid Viet Nam concerns.
Queen Elizabeth II marked her 39th birthday in private at Windsor Castle with the royal family, according to AP. The observance was low key, with no public celebration or ceremony disclosed.
Miss Rose C Marino 66 longtime Rose's Tavern operator died suddenly at her sister's home West College Terrace Born in Costello Pa she was member of St John's Church Surviving five nieces two nephews Funeral home services set with Rosary Thursday and Requiem Mass Friday at St John's Church all in Frederick Maryland
Pack 270 in Thurmont plans a Saturday paper drive to aid community cleanup after fire prevention training. Cubs, parents, and those with trucks meet Cub master William F Eyler at 7 30 am in the town parking lot. residents should tie papers and place them on porches or call Eyler for pickup. Rain date May 1. Eyler also reminds of May 16 picnic at Catoctin Area Manor Park with each family bringing lunch.
A sequence of gun attacks across Shade Gap area including Mrs. Viola Jacka and Ruth E. Arnold incidents, escalating fear in the hills. Conductor Price injured when a sniper fired while he sought worms near Route 641. Authorities warn residents to avoid night travel.
The 1.0 billion NY World’s Fair reopened for its final season with about 6000 people waiting at the main gate. Ribbon cutting marked 8:30 a.m. ceremonies featuring a parade and speeches by Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and West German Mayor Willy Brandt.
Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals grants approval for an eight acre development between the Frederick Shopping Center and Taney Avenue. The plan includes 45 townhouse units and 105 garden apartments with conditions on access roads water disposal fire hydrants and limited connected units. A second request to cover nine parking spaces near Rockwell Terrace was approved.
Rev Weaver explains that most cases involve family counseling to improve communication and prevent separations. He notes couples often drift from dialogue, while children sometimes dominate home life, and that referrals come from medical legal and ministerial networks. When beyond his scope he directs clients to specialists.
Pittsburgh AP reports steel companies issued preliminary instructions for mills to shut down if a strike begins May 1 as contract talks stall over a 13 cent an hour wage gap. United Steelworkers negotiators continue meetings with major steel companies.
Community items include an annual church service at Presbyterian Church on West Second Street with secretary Charles E. Troxell, a card of thanks from Ida Young for Alva E. Young’s death, a public sale at Thomas Farm near Adamstown featuring farm equipment and household items, a notice limiting personal debts to those contracted, an advertisement for 1965 campers at Trade Winds Campers, a Kline Repair Service listing near Frederick, a Republican dinner at Peter Pan Inn with tickets from Mehrl Wachter, and a Sixth Annual Smiorgasbord at Central Methodist Church with prices.
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