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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1965
Page
5
Death notices from Emmitsburg to Sykesville report Mary Agnes Bowers 90 died yesterday in Springfield Hospital. Olivia Luby died after a five day illness. Gladys Althoff 49 died at home after long illness. Ralph Upton Marker 64 died in Martinsburg hospital. Alvey Delauter 76 retired farmer. Donald Miller 48 died suddenly at Sparrow's Point. Funeral details, survivors, and burial plans listed for each.
A 76 year old Catoctin Furnace woman died after suffering burns over 90 percent of her body at home. Mrs Sadie E Miller was found by her son Carl near a gas stove and rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital where she died at 2 pm. Fire damage was confined to the kitchenette and estimated at about 200 dollars. She leaves a daughter Pauline Reed and three sons Charles William Miller Carl and Donald Miller. Funeral services will be held at the Crager Funeral Home Thurmont Wednesday at 1 pm conducted by Rev Martin A Case.
George M. Perry 74 a barber for 47 years died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was husband of Louise E. Cramer Perry of South Market Street and a native of Frederick son of the late Clay and Catherine Perry known as Whitey. He belonged to Eagles Lodge 1067 United Fire Company and Lewistown Social Club. Burial planned in Mount Olivet Cemetery and Lakeview Memorial Park. services at M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home with Rev Lawrence Cameron officiating.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Alice Ault at the Maryland Odd Fellows' Home with burial in London Park Cemetery Baltimore. C Simon Oland of Damascus had services at Damascus Methodist Church and was buried in St John's Cemetery Olney. Hezekiah Snowden of Brunswick died last Friday with services at Feete Funeral Home and burial in Park Heights Cemetery. Clarence P. Stambaugh, lifelong Libertytown area farmer, died yesterday. services at M R Etchison and Son with burial at Resthaven Memorial Gardens Hansonville.
In Bladon England police say more than 125000 people passed Sir Winston Churchill's grave at St Martins churchyard Sunday as wreaths lay on a small rectangular plot. Mourners in coats and blankets read messages on the wreaths and many wept at the resting place of the wartime leader. A wreath from Lady Churchill bore the note to my darling Winston and Clementine.
Harness racing at Yonkers New York in 1964 recorded its lowest daily double payoff of 8 dollars on June 16. Horses returning 2.80 and 4.80 dollars won the first two races, signaling a rare payout combination.
The Monocacy Village Boys 4-H Club met January 19 at James Mobler’s home with ten members. James Delauter was elected president and led the business session. Committees were named for scrap drive, Easter egg hunt, fair booth, achievement night, Christmas party, and basketball. The group will enter the County Basketball Tournament on January 26 and February 2 at Walkersville High School. Photography nights are February 1 and 15. Members planning 4-H Camp must keep their record books up to date. James Mohler presented a dog care demonstration, followed by games and refreshments.
Ellicott City Maryland AP reports a 17 member bipartisan committee formed by the Howard County Democratic and Republican chairmen to push charter government. The group aims to place a charter government provision on the ballot for a 1966 referendum, led by chairman Tom Lloyd.
A 17 year old boy George E Prentice of Rocks Harford County was found dead in a field near Monkton State Police said there were no apparent signs of violence an autopsy was scheduled to determine the cause of death Sunday morning Autopsy scheduled to determine cause of death for teen found in field in Baltimore County.stderr
Charles E. Collins, 60, Democratic Maryland House of Delegates member, boasts six years of perfect attendance. A former farm equipment dealer, he is Frederick High School 1924 alumnus and a member of Optimist, Lions, Grange, Elks, Eagles, Moose, New Market Fire Company, and the Central Maryland Implement Dealers Association. His committees include agriculture and natural resources, banks, insurance, social security, entertainment, and prison administration.
Among The Sick Mrs. Anna L. Martin of Ladiesburg was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Saturday for observation and treatment. Miss Susan Marendt daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Marendt Carrollton Drive is recuperating at home after a tonsillectomy last week. Mr. Donald Hollar of 605 Mary Street is convalescing at his home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
Notice states that stock quotations will take responsibility for no debts beyond those contracted by Edward Allen Wetz el of Hornets Nest Ad Rt 1 Emmitsburg Maryland.
Mr and Mrs Robert N Covell of East South Street will mark their first wedding anniversary on Tuesday Mrs Covell was formerly Judy Keyser of Yellow Springs Austin Keyser and his wife from Yellow Springs are vacationing in Eau Gallie Florida for the month Mrs Keysers mother Bertha Hartsock of South Carroll Street accompanies them In Memoriam Dix on In loving memory of our mother Mrs James B Dixon who died January 31 1988 loving thoughts and miss her daily Daughters Ollie and Lela Smith Cosgrave Fire Place Wood We Deliver Any Time By Load Cold Or As You May Desire TREELAND NURSERIES INC 1 Mile W On Rs 40 MO 214141 Septic Tank Cleaning Nelson Tucker 663-9711 Woodward House Woodsboro American Legion every Tuesday night Door Prizes Jackpot Mrs Robert James Sr 376 W Sib St Wid Week Specials Feb 2 3 Chops 39c lb We May Help You To Sobriety And A New Life AA Box 162 Frederick MD Paul R Kolb Sr MD 2-3209 Prices Meats Port Pork Liver Hauswalds Breakfast Coffee 6 oz 9c Potatoes 50 lb bag 1.99
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Junior Fire Company held their anniversary banquet on January 27 at the Junior Fire Hall with President Mrs. Helen Walsh presiding. An enjoyable program by Mrs. Barbara Mackley, Mrs. Eileen Mackley, and Mrs. Betty Slagle followed. The group plans to attend church on April 25 and will meet next on February 1 at the fire hall.
The Women’s Guild of Pleasant Hill United Church of Christ met in January with Miss Mary Gross as hostess. Nine members and one guest attended. Alma Boyer led the program, with Boyer showing a film The Gift. Betty Cramer read scripture followed by discussion. The president Olive Mackenzie led the business meeting. A note from Homewood thanking the church for the auxiliary was read. Flower and hostess charts were completed. program chairmen were decided. Next meeting will be hosted by Eloise Long in February. Refreshments were provided by the hostess.
Cub Scouts Pack 267 met at Calvary Methodist Church on January 25 with Dent leading the pledge. Cubs received badges and arrows for Dens 16 5 and 6, Den 2, and Den 6 including gold arrows and bear badges. Den 8 won best attendance as families joined in songs and a flag ceremony. The group was urged to attend church services February 7 and Blue and Gold Banquet February 22. Five day forecast shows cold week with temperatures 3 to 12 degrees below normal and light snow or mixed precip Tuesday and Friday.
Community sale notices list items and prices for a weekly auction including a 1953 Plymouth Station Wagon Frigidaire chest freezer living room suite and many household goods. The ad notes open daily until 6 PM and extended hours including Monday Thursday and Saturday with consignments welcome and a phone contact MO 3-4901.
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