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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1971
Page
5
Obituaries report deaths of Fred Winfield Maggie Fridinger John Humm Milford Everhart and Mabel Shaum with details on ages addresses survivors and funeral arrangements in Maryland and Pennsylvania community notices note church services crematory burials and interment locations across local towns and counties.
George Bernard King, 18, of West Sixth Street, pleaded guilty this morning to three counts of marijuana possession in Frederick County Circuit Court. He is free on 2000 bond pending a pre sentence investigation. one charge of manufacture for distribution was continued.
Funeral services were conducted for Anna Elizabeth Annan in Emmitsburg with burial at Presbyterian Cemetery. Other obituaries note Mrs Helen I Moore in Olney with interment at Wesley Grove, and R Alba Thompson in Cedar Grove with burial at Mount Olivet. Arrangements by Francis H Barber Funeral Home.
Mandel plans to back limited abortion liberalization and propose new oversight for hospital rates, food and drug industry regulation, and funding for private and parochial schools. He seeks a 18 year voting age reduction, conditional jail for non support, and resists extra executive reorganization while wary of the Potomac River Compact.
Mr and Mrs Carroll Startz and son Scott return to Tulsa after two weeks with Mr and Mrs William Dudderar in New Windsor. John Evans Alexander Karl III is born to Mr and Mrs John Evans Alexander Karl II in Charleston Heights South Carolina. Mr Karl serves in the Naval Atomic Submarine Service stationed in Charleston. Navy Fireman Dale L Dinterman, son of Mr and Mrs George L Dinterman, graduates basic training at Orlando Recruit Training Command. Mrs Rita Wells returns to Frederick after visiting Pittsburgh with her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Thomas J Schantz and family, and Mr Schantz's father Leonard Schantz in Dunkirk New York.
Firemen Walsh Jr presides as president of the Auxiliary with Louise Mackley Elizabeth Stroup and Cleda Abrecht presenting framed portraits to two emeritus presidents Dertzbaugh and McCain, illness keeping McCain absent. First Vice President Fox honors top callers led by Robert Drury 149 and Howard Hahn 148. Additional 100 plus honorees include Michael Staley 133 Raymond Griffith 116 John Hartman 111 and others. многочисленные officials, guests and city leaders attended from Mayors office to state fire chiefs and police, with many departmental officers named.
A warm front moved into the Frederick area driving the temperature to 42 degrees after an overnight low of 28. Expect mid 40s today under cloudy skies with 20 mph gusts. Tonight will be clear and colder in the mid 20s. Wednesday brings more clouds with highs near 35 and a slim chance of rain. today remains dry. Monday peaked at 39, making yesterday the mildest day since mid December.
Black urged first steps as five towns Thurmont Middletown Mt Airy Walkersville and Frederick City passed resolutions favoring statewide throw away container laws. Edward Holter asked lawmakers to create an independent Frederick County planning region, backed by COG. Hutton urged towns to seek local revenues to avoid intergovernmental funding conflicts.
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes cats appear in history around 40 million years ago, based on fossil evidence.
Custodians found damage at two schools on Sunday and Monday. Doors and clocks show break-in times while eggs were smashed, walls primed with paint, and educational records damaged. State police patrols and a $15,000 annual budget increase for security are discussed as needed measures.
Dr Emerson said no decision to move the remainder of the program to Dugway while a portion heads to Edgewood no competition exists for Edgewood work. He noted Edgewood’s chemical defense and biological programs share skills like pressurized suits. The transfer aims to complete in fiscal year 1971 with possible further Ft Detrick cuts due to budget constraints for FY 1971 and FY 1972.
The 1971 issue of Four Seasons in Maryland lists 116 annual and 29 seasonal events of statewide or national interest. It highlights Frederick’s Bell and History Days on May 15 and 16 and offers contact via the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce. The calendar is distributed in the Maryland Visitor Kit, available from the Maryland Division of Tourism in Annapolis or by mail order.
Investigators probe Sunday origin of a plate suspected to have started a fire that destroyed Mrs. Mary C Harbaugh’s frame barn near Thurmont Harbaugh Valley. The 40 by 50 foot structure plus 2100 bales of hay a combine corn picker and grain drill were lost. Firemen say losses exceed 10000 dollars with Blue Ridge Summit Thurmont and Fountaindale responding after an 11 55 pm call Saturday night.
In Memoriam notices honor Lillian M Cahill and Charles Joe Morgan and William Grant Hoy. Evelyn and Bob and loving family express grief and remembrance. The items reference January 12 anniversaries 1968 1969 1970 and include church or society notes plus commercial names and addresses.
Local ads include Brown's Home Improvement at 338 E Church St offering carpentry and remodeling in Frederick Maryland, plus Jims Trash Service with multiple phone numbers. Notices express thanks for condolences for Walter W Peele and Nina C Eyler, with tax service by H R Block and income tax info. Also items on beauty salon Ecker's, Apple orchards in Thurmont, and used newsprint rolls for sale.
Multiple local items advertise services and sales from Jerry Lawsons Cabinets to Carroll Manor Ambulance thanks, real estate seeks, demolition and hand tools. Community notices include stamps, meat sale, fire company, and septic service along with housing ads in Frederick Maryland area.
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