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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1974
Page
3
Obituaries note deaths of Richeson of Columbus and J Earl Pope of Damascus with service details and interment. Other notices include Roger Schaeffer of Buckeystown and Irving E Staley of Frederick with funeral plans, affiliations, veterans status, and church ties.
The Pennsylvania 50 cent lottery announces three numbers 924614 for the drawing 09636 as the millionaire finalist and 472427 for the compact car prize. Peter Morrow of Brisbane Australia set a quirky ice cream scoop record on April 27 1970 with 7 pounds 3 ounces scooped in 30 minutes.
Funeral services are listed for Benjamin F. Bryan of Mount Airy Evelyn Bryan Miss Kimberly Sue DeGrange Harold M. Hoke and Thomas J. Loy. Services occurred Aug 12 to Aug 15 at multiple churches and funeral homes with interments at Mount Olivet Cemetery Monocacy Beallsville.
Dorsey criticizes city county cooperation over PUD rules while Zimmerman questions county jurisdiction since the school lies in the city. Price cites public improvement status for county inclusion in the capital improvements plan. Fogle notes uncertain state acreage rules for a 480 student school. Bryan Moore's delay motion passes to confirm jurisdiction and acre requirements. Gilbert Newby says state minimum for a small suburban site is 6.8 acres but adequate site needs 15 acres.
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports discharges in the last 24 hours including Ruth Mehaffie Annie Poole Sherry Wakeford Pamela McLane George Morgan Mary Layman Glenn Mehaffie William Puttkammer Mary Hedges Trudy Morrison Betty Williams Joseph Wallace Charles Fox William Wachter Stuart Geisbert Clay Kinna Carel Ober Paul Zimmerman John Ambrose Jr James Main Bufort Perry Joan Shafer Mary Sullivan from Frederick Thurmont Walkersville Woodsboro Brunswick Sykesville Middletown New Market.
Fire calls within 24 hours ending 10 am include a dump fire on Edgemont Road at 6 04 pm and a rekindle on Edgemont Road at 10 05 pm both in Braddock Heights. Ambulance calls show 0 emergencies and 5 routine responses. jail population lists 42 males and 0 females.
The Tourism Division outlines plans for county wide outreach with stickers on cash registers and a 63-tour information hotline. It seeks trained guides, slide shows, and tapes to explain sites like Taney House Monocacy and South Mountain while studying accommodation and facilities to foster a self sustaining tourism industry guided by Gilbert L. Kingsbury and county officials.
Rep. Goodloe Byron will meet constituents at six Frederick County stops as part of a 60 town Western Maryland summer tour. Post office events run Braddock Heights 9 30 a m Middletown 11 a m Rohrersville 42 30 p m Barkittsville 2 p m Jefferson 3 30 p m and Adamstown 4 30 p m.
Planning dispute erupts as officials challenge a policy cited as arbitrary and capricious in denying subdivisions for lack of school capacity. Court notes misread facts about local schools and holds the policy flawed, prompting calls for revisiting district rules while cases on Linhurst and Liberty Knolls move forward.
A Montgomery County circuit court trial opens over a 1971 Rosemont Avenue collision involving Louis J. Hartzell and George W. Jaynes. Hartzell, riding a 500 cc motorcycle eastbound, was thrown from his bike after Jaynes turned left. he suffered a severe left leg fracture and was treated at Frederick Memorial and Suburban Hospitals. The defense attorney Sidney G. Leach will present opening arguments as jurors are seated for a two day trial before Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr.
Washington Rep. Goodloe Byron backs the House Commerce Committee plan to end year round daylight time and observe standard time. He cosponsored repeal legislation, cites late-morning darkness hurting schools, cites a DOT survey favoring March–October DST and November–February standard time, and notes inconclusive energy savings with a peak around March and April.
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