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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1966
Page
5
Obituaries detail the deaths of Mrs. Belle Nasher 52 of Biggs Avenue and Daniel A Fogle 67 of West Patrick Street in Frederick. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Clara Fry Lowe 91 of Gaithersburg and infant Kimberly Ann Stultz of Fairfield Rhode Island. Funeral arrangements listed with churches cemeteries and burial plans.
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Dr Eugene L Baish of Baltimore and others including Herbert V Colliflower William D Biehl. Baish dies at home after dentist career. funeral at Tinckner Funeral Home Baltimore with burial in Allen Pennsylvania. Colliflower of Graceham dies in area hospital. services at Grace Moravian Church conducted by Rev Emil Simon with interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Biehl 83 of Frederick area dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. longtime Ox Fibre Brush employee. services at 106 E Church St and at Evangelical Lutheran Church with burial at Mount Olivet. memorials to Frederick Memorial Hospital Building Fund.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday for Mrs. Lacy Lee Forney of Brunswick and Mrs. Alma Demery Sheppard, with burial at Park Heights Cemetery and Ebenezer Church Cemetery respectively. Also honored were Mrs. Amy C. Koons of Thurmont, Mrs. Margaret V. Railing widow of Elmer C. Railing, and Mrs. Etchison and Son directed services for the deceased at 106 East Church Street and Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Among The Sick Miss Edna I Boost of 205 East Second Street is at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was taken Saturday. Mr Bert Lester Santen of RFD 2 Frederick was recently admitted to the Frederick Nursing Center on Toll House Avenue.
Mathias toured Washington and Frederick County to assess drought relief needs. He highlighted aid gaps for young dairy farmers, cited federal handouts as unpopular, and urged long term loans or reform through potential legislation and executive orders to support aging dairy farmers and encourage youth entry.
Owners in designated west side area near Schley Avenue may collect during 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday at Elm Street School and Park Avenue. Thursday shows Baker Park Band shell entry for west side of North Market Street to city limits between Fourth Street and West Patrick Street.
State owns land along the road where few homes exist along a mile stretch. The Cunningham Falls project sparked controversy over a proposed 43 acre lake at the state park. Opponents argued it would harm a trout stream and mature hemlock, affecting fishing appeal. Relocation of Hallow Road was driven by needed dam space to supply water for the lake. The lake plans include swimming facilities. A $750,000 appropriation for lake and dam won approval in spring from the General Assembly and was signed by Gov Tawes. Construction of the dam is expected to start next summer.
J Norman Flax announced his Emmitsburg town council resignation is final though he will continue as water commissioner if the council wants him. He had quit both posts last week amid a dispute over the appointment of an assistant water commissioner.
Frederick County reports Headstart entering its second summer with 84,000 total cost and 71,000 federal grants aiding nearly 450 children in poverty. Project Opportunity, fully federally funded at 130,000, serves 769 children in grades 1-4 with added reading instruction for weak readers, per Felton.
Community members spar over a planned sewer district with concerns about basement flooding and misperceived charges. Proponents cite a $164 hookup fee and $128 annual levy, while property owners would bear $153,000 of the total $326,000 project cost, with the county paying $173,000. If approved, the district would be the county’s third, after New Market and Walkersville.
A Sunday earthquake centered near the Gulf of California was detected in California and Arizona. Shaking was reported in Pasadena and San Diego with officials noting no damage. The quake, likely the area’s strongest in years, rattled doors and swayed light fixtures across central and southern Arizona.
The House Commerce Committee restarts hearings on a bill to end the month old airline strike while wary members watch for a negotiated settlement. Some oppose the Senate passed plan to require striking machinists back to work up to 180 days. Union and airline spokesmen testify, with Javits predicting Congress will pass permanent airline strike legislation within a year.
Sgt G Christopher Shaff III and Mrs Shaff announce the birth of their second child and first son Christopher Meredith on Aug 2 at Camp Lejeune N C. The mother is daughter of Mr and Mrs Meredith L Elworthy of Taney Avenue.
Washington AP services announce funeral for Dr. Paul M. A. Linebarger 53 renowned expert on Far Eastern affairs and psychological warfare. Died of a heart attack Saturday at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore burial at Arlington National Cemetery. He was Asiatic politics professor at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and a U S Army Reserve colonel. Wrote Psychological Warfare and under pen name Cordwainer Smith authored science fiction.
Weekly auction Wednesdays at 6 30 P M rear 238 W 5th St featuring furniture antiques tools and small items. This sale lists piano boats stoves beds desks typewriters radios and more with terms cash and a note of non liability. Auctioneers and owner are identified with addresses and names.
In loving memory of Daisy E Stevens who passed away August 9 1965. She rests free from pain and has met the departed. I will look for you and wait in that beautiful home where tears do not flow. Signed Sister Blanche.
A compilation of livestock auctions and sales near Jefferson, Md, including a 32-cow Holstein herd with four bred heifers, three open heifers, and dairy equipment such as a 175 gallon Girton milk tank. Also listed are public auctions, farm real estate sales, an Atlantic City excursion, and local business ads in Frederick and Carroll counties with contact details and sale dates from August 1966.
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