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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1967
Page
5
Death notices for Ralph D Palmer aged 57 of Wolfs ville and relatives. Hubert W Moser of Smithsburg. Emma Elizabeth Shaw. Roy O Smith of Lantz. Edna F Smith of Myersville. Carrie L P Thomas of Lincoln Apartments. Details include survivors, funeral homes, call times, and burial places such as Wolfsville Lutheran Cemetery, Mount Olivet, Bethel Church of God Cemetery, Boonsboro Cemetery, with service dates and officiants where listed.
Obituaries list Alice Branison of Washington DC with 12 grandchildren and two nephews and outline calling hours for Hicks Funeral Home and services at the funeral home with interment at Fairview Cemetery Frederick. Clarence J Shriner of Dill Avenue dies suddenly at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 74. survived by wife Nettie Marie Liday Shriner, son Edgar J Shriner, siblings, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. longtime Western Maryland Railroad employee. services by Rev Charles A Pollard at Robert E Dailey and Son Funeral Home with burial at Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont. George E B Grove, 60, of East Third Street, dies at home. husband of Sarah C Keyser Grove. surviving brother and sister. member of Evangelical Lutheran Church and Mountain City Lodge No 29 Knights of Pythias. former Ox Fiber Brush Co. employee. services by Rev Joseph H Clem at Robert E Dailey and Son Funeral Home with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
In Hagerstown about 400 attended the funeral of former Maryland Governor William Preston Lane who died of a heart attack at his home. The service at St John’s Episcopal Church was led by Rt Rev Harry Lee Doll and Lane was buried at Rosehill Cemetery. Attendees included Gov Agnew former Gov Theodore McKeldin Rep Charles Mathias Jr Comptroller Louis Goldstein and Maryland Court of Appeals judges Hall Hammond and Thomas B Finan. State legislators present included Sens Snyder Brubaker Byron and Reps Grumbacher Hoffman Houck.
Famed jazz cornetist Muggsy Spanier died in his sleep in Sausalito California about 6 45 a m Sunday apparently of a heart attack He was 64 and planned to return to work in Detroit in April The musician had not worked since Newport Jazz Festival 1984 and expressed a wish to be buried in Chicago where he was born Funeral plans were not complete at the time of the report There are 140 champagne producers in France
Funeral notices record multiple services across Carroll and surrounding counties. Clarence Slack and Clarence Lindsay are honored in Catholic and Methodist rites. William Skipper and Ruth Snyder memorials in Frederick and Union Bridge. Others include John Jackson Sr and infant Moyers with interments at Mount Olivet, Deer Park, and Pipe Creek cemeteries.
The report notes expanded audit scope due to 147 record adjustments and missing entries for 1963. Machine accounting has blurred trails, forcing multi step, even quadruple procedures to verify source documents. An official suggested hiring a Board retained auditor to bias interpretations in budget and funding matters.
Annapolis AP Maryland Legislature enters fifth week with hearings on abolishing the Board of Motion Picture Censors and repealing Blue Laws. Bills also address McNaughton Rule insanity standards, reorganization of Junior Colleges, loyalty oaths for state employees, and Sunday business prohibitions. Advisory opinions from the Court of Appeals may be sought to shape a constitutional convention.
Miss Corinne Bennett daughter of George Bennett of West Church Street has accepted a commission in the U S Air Force Nurse Corps and is now stationed at Amarillo Air Force Base Amarillo Texas Mrs Barbara Vassedy of Lancaster PA visited Frederick friends this weekend Mr Lewis N Cole Sr of Shookstown RFD 7 celebrates his 74th birthday today a retired News Post employee Mr Raymond D Clary of 293 Taney Apartments celebrated his 71st birthday Sunday
Mrs Edna Weller of North Market Street was admitted to Frederick Nursing Center on Toll House Avenue. Mrs Hilda Geiger of RFD 1 Middletown was admitted to Frederick Nursing Center. Shookstown RFD 7 has been ill at home for months. Mr Allen Putman of West Church Street on the critical list at Frederick Nursing Home is improving.
Doctors argue that illegal abortions persist not from women in need but from insufficient checks. A thorough medical and psychiatric exam is urged before any abortion. The proposal by Del. Spector calls for abortion when reasonable grounds exist for the mother’s mental or social health. Gay and Agnew backed the measure on TV, while current law allows abortion only to save the mother’s life.
London AP Kosygin and Wilson said they failed to form a joint peacemaking plan for Vietnam but will continue efforts toward a settlement. They reaffirmed Geneva principles and will study the situation, keeping contact to seek an end to the war. Johnson’s stance on North Vietnam influenced the talks as telephone ties remained open.
The food strike mobilizes 200 truck drivers serving 275 markets. Local independents plan prep actions with Wednesday earliest, Cappella Food Market president Charles Fogle says. IGA Foodliner at Wonoca Shopping Center in East Street would extend hours and order extra supplies if strike begins, while Carmack's Market on North Market Street reports ready merchandise and willingness to add stock as needed.
The highest court in the state is listed as a recipient tonight as the Legislature considers the Committee on Taxation and Fiscal Reform plan. The plan would raise $120 million in additional income taxes and allocate $95 million of the proceeds to subdivisions.
A 1967 public notice from Walkersville Burgess and Commissioners sets a February 13 meeting at 7 30 p m to discuss a change to subdivision rules mandating curb and gutter installation within town limits. Also includes community event listings, classes, and notices about real estate, dairy bottle refunds, obituaries, and local business opportunities.
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