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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1965
Page
5
Death notices for Reverend Dr John C Stuff a former Brunswick pastor died at his residence on the aged care campus in Washington. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. at the Dr Stuff Chapel. Survived by wife Helen S Stuff son John F Stuff daughter Mrs Margaret M Zeigler.
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Graham widow of Carroll Graham of Braddock Heights were held Monday at Transfiguration in Braddock Heights. Burial was in Mountain View Cemetery in Danville VA. Gledhill Funeral Home Middletown was in charge. Also honored were World War I veteran Herbert Pickett and Fort Detrick Honor Guard bearers. Burial followed at Morgan Chapel Methodist Cemetery. George W Shaw Sr funeral services were conducted yesterday by M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home with Rev Roland C Hobbs officiating. Bearers included John Bruchey Jr and Dennis Green. Burial at Mount Olivet. Jesse Thomas Nusbaum services were held with Rev Robert F Woodward officiating. Bearers listed. Ella Marie Johnson died in Baltimore. funeral mass held at St Marys Catholic Church Petersville with Rev W T McCrory. Pallbearers named. burial at church cemetery. Hicks Funeral Home in charge.
Among the sick Miss Melody L Overholzer daughter of Mr and Mrs Sterling E Overholzer of Taneytown was treated and released at Waynesboro Hospital after injuring her foot wading in a stream at Cold Spring Park. Mr F Leroy Hann a service station operator at Court and Patrick Streets is a patient in Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs Richard Jeffers Dicker son has returned home from Suburban Hospital Bethesda. Mrs Frank Streams Dicker Bethesda treated after an auto accident in Mississippi. Mrs Lucia Stowers Gaithersburg injured in an auto accident in Tennessee transferred to U S Naval Hospital condition unchanged. Mr Earl T Shreve Sr Dickerson in ill health for nine months transferred to U S Public Health Hospital Baltimore.
Five junior high teachers begin a two week workshop led by Mrs. Evelyn Davis to study slow learners and underachievers. Dr. E. Edward Hamilton notes reading inability and other factors, and aims to improve language arts math and social skills with effective methods and materials. Consultants and teachers from several schools participate.
Mr and Mrs Harry R Shafer and son James and Miss Sandra Jenkins return from Virginia trips visiting Richmond Williamsburg and Norfolk including a Norfolk tour of the USS Forrestal. Mr and Mrs Guy Richard Sigler announce birth of son Dwayne Richard on August 8 at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Sigler formerly Bertha Swope. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Clevenger of Odessa Texas announce birth of daughter Lou Denise. Mrs Clevenger formerly Linda Rice of Frederick. State Farm officials honored a 35 year veteran in Charlottesville. John F Trout and family return from visit with son James a Bluefield pitcher. companions included Mrs Frank Keller James Stockman and Sylvia Williams.
Miss Susan Ann Fawley daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Fawley of West South Street entered University Hospital Baltimore Monday for surgery She will be a patient there about two weeks Master Howard Dinterman Jr three year old son of State Trooper and Mrs Howard Dinterman of Shield s Trailer Court recuperating at home after being burned by hot coffee scalding his chest stomach and legs last week His father is stationed at Rockville
The council report quotes landlords saying repairs are made when requested but often not in city zones zoned for industrial use. All landlords back a housing code though two request more information before agreeing.
Frederick Chamber of Commerce manager IC C Warns area merchants to beware of solicitations that resemble yellow pages invoices. Richard D Hammond notes several business owners questioned the validity of the solicitations, including an out of state firm printing a directory. He urges careful inspection to avoid being billed.
Airman Second Class Lewis E. Kreitz Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Kreitz Sr., has returned to the United States after a year and a half in Libya, Africa. On leave he visited brother James Kreitz and family in Seneca, South Carolina, before reporting to Laughlin Air Force Base in Texas.
Airman third class Jerry K. Ruble, son of Mr and Mrs E K Ruble of Catonsville, completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and is assigned to duty and training as an administrative specialist at Pease AFB New Hampshire. He is the grandson of C E Painter of Poolesville and Mrs E K Ruble Sr of Frederick.
A Ballenger Girls 4 H Club meeting at Kathy Murphy's home featured scripture readings by Debbie Knott, singing led by Debbie Fox, and reports on state club week by Darlene Smith. Demonstrations were given by Darlene Smith Kathy Murphy and Darlene Flook. A booth for the Frederick Fair was discussed and a club achievement night planning committee was formed led by Kathy Murphy Debbie Moore and Darlene Flook. The next meeting will be at Darlene Flook's home.
William T. Soper, microbiologist at U S Army Biological Laboratories Fort Detrick, is named a registered microbiologist specializing in domestic bacteriology and viral studies. Dr C D Cox of University of Massachusetts notes his training and competency earned the distinction.
A federal court jury in New Orleans acquitted rackets figure Carlos Marcello on jury tampering charges. Marcello, 55, still faces trial on conspiracy to commit murder. Also acquitted was New Orleans produce dealer Joseph Matassa. Rudolph Heitler, a juror, testified he received 1000 for his vote of innocence. The trial involved bribery allegations connected to the same case.
Curtis Day and Edward Bur dette of Damascus named to the Maryland All Stars during 4-H Club Week at the University of Maryland. Honor reflects service leadership and character in 4-H activities. Also note: article mentions bone diseases seen in radi um-bearing adults.
A Frederick couple, Clark E. Shaff Jr. and Mrs Laura House Shaff of West Patrick Street, are among 396 graduates slated for Colorado State University's summer commencement in Fort Collins. Shaff pursues a Master of Arts for Teachers degree, while Mrs Shaff seeks a Master of Home Economics degree.
Mrs Gouker near Crow Rock Hill Road Md 153 killed a three foot timber rattlesnake after it was seen near the road while her son Kelly reported the animal to her. A separate report notes a 19 year old, Robert Wills, found guilty in Frederick County Magistrate's Court of minor in possession of alcohol with a $25 fine and 10 days jail term and a $15 fine and 5 days for unsafe vehicle condition after being stopped on North Market Street extended at 2:45 a.m. by Magistrate Stanley Y Bennett. The incongruent items also mention a divorce granted to Pauline Zepp Silby and a note on New York City water hydrants.
Government estimates indicate the United States will require at least 47,250 veterinarians by 1980, more than double the current supply. The projection highlights a significant gap between demand and available veterinary professionals.
Multiple community items including an executor's sale of Mary F. Eyler's estate at 112 South Jefferson Street Frederick Md on August 21 1965 at 930 AM with furniture appliances and more. Also hearing aid service address Frederick Hearing Center and a August 22 1965 Guyton Reunion at Cunningham Falls State Park near Thurmont and other local notices about library assistant position age 18 30 parking space rental and a Labor Day weekend excursion to Toronto Niagara Falls and more.
In loving memory of our dear wife and mother Betty who died August 13 1963. Oh mother dear when you were here we had your tender care none can take your place or fill that vacant chair. In silence she suffered in patience she bore till God called her home. Loving husband and children
Maryland announces Boating Regulation No. 27 setting a $10 annual license fee for vessel manufacturers and dealers. The 1965 calendar year waives the fee for those who bought boat numbers by June 30, 1965, under Regulation No. 8. A public hearing may be held if 50 or more citizens petition by September 20, 1965, directed to Joseph H Manning.
A flood of 1965 local items lists a horse show benefit for the New Market Lions Club at Moxley Field in Tramsville Maryland with refreshments, barbecued chicken and sale events on August 21 1965. It includes a United No. 3 special company meeting at the Engine House on August 23 1965 and a Medicare and Social Security notice. Also advertised are a Holstein cattle dispersal near Charles Town West Virginia with sale on August 31, an annual crab feast, job ads for silk and wool pressing, church dinner at St Pauls Catholic Church in Damascus, antiques and a Tobery reunion, and several orchards with produce listings in Thurmont and Mt Airy demonstrating local business activity.
The regulation, effective October 5, 1965, requires hull serial numbers for vessels titled under Article 14B to be displayed on the stern or hull. If a vessel lacks a hull number, the Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs will assign one matching the Article 14B identification number and display it accordingly. Petitions for assignment should be addressed to Joseph H. Manning, Director, Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs, Annapolis.
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