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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1967
Page
5
Obituaries note the deaths of Jane Himes Bingham 48 of Florida wife of Gordon Bingham and mother of three in Sarasota and Brunswick. Jesse J. Himes 70 formerly of Knoxville. Mrs Margaret V. Waltz 75 of Arbutus. Mrs Cecil H O Connor 70 of Rosemont Ave Frederick. Samuel T Miller 71 of Frederick. Funeral details, call times, and burial sites listed for each.
A former Frederick County resident who farmed in the county until retirement about 16 years ago died after living 13 years in Haines City Florida before returning to Frederick three years ago. Friends may call at Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be held Monday at 1 a.m. with Rev Merlin E Garber officiating and Rev Ralph E Sharpe assisting. Burial will be in Mt Olivet Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora S. Howard of Laytons ville were held Thursday at Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus officiated by Rev Claude E Bonbrest. Bearers named. Burial in Upper Seneca Baptist cemetery Cedar Grove. Charles Elsworth Swanger dies in Frederick Memorial Hospital services at Ray C Myers Funeral Home Altoona Pa officiated by Rev Fred I Walker entombment in Fairview Mausoleum Altoona Pa. M R Etchison and Son locally.
Mr and Mrs William Burras Jr and Mr and Mrs John C Phelps visited the underwater park at Silver Spring Florida. Dr and Mrs Mario S Keating Palmer announce the birth of their fourth child and second daughter Anne Frances on January 7 at Boston Lying-In Hospital. Mrs Palmer is formerly Linda Shipley of Frederick. Mr Charles F King along East Seventh Street celebrate their 24th wedding anniversary today. Mrs Oliver F Englebrecht Sr Rosemont Avenue has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a nine day stay.
Mrs Cleta Abrecht has been elected president of the auxiliary to the Junior Fire Company of Frederick. Other new officers include Mrs Helen Walsh vice president Ms Louise Mackley second vice-president Mrs Roberta Hopkins secretary Mrs Emma Angleberger treasurer Mrs Lucille Bowings chaplain Mrs Mary Kolb assistant chaplain Mrs Grace Roelke colors bearer Mrs Mary Elizabeth Stroupe guard and Mrs Julia Blumenauer reporter. Instal led by Mrs Mildred Kottmeyer. The new president named Mrs Walsh assistant secretary, Mrs Blumenauer publicity committee and Mrs Kottmeyer sick committee. Banquet at fire hall Jan 25 and the unit will serve the banquet to the fire company Monday. Next meeting Feb 6.
Pennington details distribution from main trunk to feeder lines feeding individual sets while Hanly emphasizes local backing to dispel fly by night fears. The founder projects growth, hiring local staff, and a fleet of service trucks as Cablevision expands across all states with thousands of groups and years of operation. The local firm currently employs about six sales and admin staff led by John D. Shorton.
Government drug expert Dr James H Fox questioned LSD's effectiveness as a creativity aid during a talk at Hood College. He warned against viewing LSD as a universal cure while noting potential benefits under strict controls for alcoholism and certain personality disorders.
A county teenager demolished his car after leaving Bethel Road, striking a utility pole and shed. Jesse L. Kegley, 17, of Frederick, lost control near a curve, with his 1958 convertible wrecked. No charges were filed.
London AP reports actress Jane Asher disclosed in London that she and Paul McCartney are deeply in love and plan marriage this year as she prepares to tour the United States with the Bristol Old Vic Theatre Company. A correction notes Frank M. Fleagle, 22, of Thurmont, charged with contributing to the delinquency of minors after an earlier name error. Notices include asset acquisition by Angells' Snack Bar, a Frederick planning hearing on a subdivision, court order on sales, obituaries, local events, auctions, and community notices across Maryland and nearby areas.
Community notices list a January 12 meeting for Independent Hose Co to nominate 1967 officers at 7 30 PM with refreshments afterward. Other items invite FHS Alumni Class of 52 to January 18 reunion planning, and a Libertytown fire dept family night January 13 with an 8 to 11 dance by Don Biddinger.
A Maryland State Bar Association committee at the winter convention urged minimum attorney fees. It said lawyers must charge at least 25 dollars per hour, based on 1200 to 1300 billable hours yearly and $65,000 in education and training costs. Proposed case fees included 250 dollars for adoption, 350 for bankruptcy, 100 for name changes, 200 per day in circuit court civil cases, 1000 for capital crimes, 300 for divorce and custody, and 20 percent of workmen’s compensation awards.
The Taneytown Bank and Trust Company held its first annual meeting after merging with Uniontown. Directors elected include Elwood Baumgardner Norman Baumgardner John Chenowith Thomas De vilbiss Harry Dougherty Jr. and others. Officers named Mervyn Fuss as president and E Elwood Baumgardner George Harney as vice presidents with Charles Arnold as secretary.
Fidel Castro enters his ninth year in power with stronger control over Cuba’s population and political system. Observers see no internal threat or viable outside challenge, despite occasional discontent and external pressures from a shipping blockade and low sugar prices.
AP notes Red China heads into 1967 amid internal power struggles and a nuclear ambitions drive. Mao Tse tung and Lin Piao appear poised to challenge Liu Shao chi and Teng Hsiao ping, with potential implications for Vietnam policy and Sino Soviet relations.
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