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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
5
Death notices from Frederick County list Mrs Maude H Ahalt of Barnesville and Gertrude M Arnold of Baltimore among several deaths. Also noted are R Monroe Beard Yellow Springs and David V Ecker Marston, with services and burial plans at local churches and funeral homes.
Funeral services completed for G Arthur Winebrenner of Woodsboro at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville with ministers Rev Donald A Haas and Rev Lewis W Foxwell officiating. Burial in Mount Hope Cemetery Woodsboro followed. Other services listed include Howard C Moxley of Kemptown at Olin L Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus officiated by Rev Bruce Gabbert, burial Montgomery Methodist Cemetery. Lewis G Crouse of Jefferson at Robert E Dailey and Son Funeral Home officiated by Rev Maurice D Ashbury, burial Frederick Memorial Park Cemetery. Emma Cecilia Lambert of Taneytown at Holiness Christian Church Taneytown conducted by Rev Wilbur M Whalen and Rev Paul Rhinehart, burial Mount Pleasant Cemetery Taneytown.
The article chronicles Bendix from batboy for the New York Giants to semi pro ball, then a clumsy start in acting with Henry Street Settlement players, a switch to groceries, marriage to Therese Stefanotty in 1997, and a 1935 return to show business as a singing waiter. It notes key breaks including Krupp in Time of Your Life 1939, Woman of the Year 1941, and the Riley role spanning radio 1944, film 1949, and TV from 1953 for eight seasons.
City leaders split over handling of zoning proposals with legal challenges delaying a formal plan referral. The Planning Commission now requires written referrals from the Board of Aldermen while a land use plan remains unfunded and unawarded.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts plans to walk unassisted Wednesday to keep a personal promise. He has been recuperating from a broken back at a Boston hospital after the June 19 plane crash.
A funeral notice states services are on Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Funeral Home located at 106 E after visiting at Church Street after 7 p.m. The event honors a son with attendance limited to family and friends.
The Frederick County commissioners urge state lawmakers to codify the counties accrued leave policy and perpetual inventory requirement for county property above 25, establish uniform travel allowances for all county employees, switch juror payments to checks, change dog license renewal to calendar year, create the Frederick County Accountant position under state law, and remove the bidding requirement for the county audit citing ethics concerns.
Rolleston argued his own appeal before the Supreme Court on October 5 opening day, claiming Congress cannot force a private firm to change its customer base. Solicitor General Archibald Cox countered that Congress can regulate interstate commerce and local discrimination. The case centered on the Heart of Atlanta Motel, where 75 percent of guests came from outside Georgia and the public accommodations law aims to ensure equal service regardless of race.
The obituary notes the death of a Trail family member born in West Virginia with surviving wife two children William E Trail Jr and Mrs Miles Spaulding of Silver Spring two brothers Ward Kelson Trail Mrs Herbert Keaton and Mrs John W Price all of Hinton WV. Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 9 pm at the funeral home 106 E Church St. Private funeral services Friday 11 am. Interment follows at Mount Olivet cemetery. Memorials to Frederick Memorial Hospital. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
Former president Harry S. Truman urged Independence students to pursue knowledge at the dedication of the new Truman High School named for him and his wife Bess. He told the crowd that the more you know the better off you are.
Cpl and Mrs Grover C Shaff announce the birth of daughter Kimberly Louise at Midway Park North Carolina. Mrs Shaff is the former Joan Esworthy. Mr and Mrs Robert Heilman announce birth of daughter Suzanne in Culpeper Virginia. Heilman works as a Holstein fieldman for Frederick County. Little Miss Kimberly Sue Keeney of Woodsboro was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with pneumonia and is reported improving.
Among the sick list residents and visitors from Frederick area seek treatment or recovery. Charles L Axline of Petersville enters Frederick Memorial Hospital for minor surgery on Tuesday. Mrs John Eicholtz of East Second Street is admitted for observation and treatment. Floyd Kreh of Jefferson Street, formerly at Frederick Memorial, has returned home. Ronnie Lee Sier of Monrovia improves at Western Maryland Hospital in Hagerstown after ten weeks at University Hospital in serious condition from a October 1 beating at the Frederick Fair. Luther Stambaugh of Rocky Ridge remains a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore slowly improving.
John C. Kreitz Jr., president of Bitzer-Moore Inc., was fined 500 dollars on eight gambling charges after being convicted of one count of interest in gaming tables and profits. He has pleaded guilty to seven similar charges. three charges were not pressed. The charges stem from a county raid on illegal gambling at pinball machines and other devices. Kreitz faced potential fines up to 590 dollars or six months jail per conviction.
McCrory McLellan Green Variety Store employees at 13 15 M Market St received cash bonuses and Christmas gifts Friday the gifts distributed by store manager S S Langley. Bids for Taneytown well pump installation were opened by the Mayor and City Council Kohli Bros Harrisburg won the low bid with work to begin in Carroll Heights when weather allows and new street lights are planned in several districts.
Public sale at rear 238 W. Sth St this Wednesday at 6 30 P M features mahogany dining set, chairs, freezers, refrigerators, TVs, stoves, sewing and treadle machines, radios, pool table, beds, toys, furniture and more. Second sale note lists daily private sale and a special auction on Dec 19th at 11 00 A M with January 13th 1965 next sale.
Notices include a final reading of proposed by law changes for Ladies Aux F C E 1067, holiday party details, and donations for Christmas baskets. Also listed are a special election at Eagles Aerie 1067, help wanted at One-Hour Martinizing, home improvements by Warfield, a used truck for sale, tobacco and cigars shop items, card of thanks, and local Christmas ads from multiple merchants.
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