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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1965
Page
5
Miss Dorothy V. Horine retirement educator dies in Baltimore and services set. Steiner B. Wachter, 76, Walkersville farmer, dies. family listed, services at Barton Funeral Home and Mount Hope Cemetery plans noted.
Funeral services were held for Lottie M. Conner in Brunswick with Rev. A. D. Salmon officiating and Steadman-Keenan Post American Legion bearers. burial in Park Heights Cemetery. Florence Louise Catsail DeGrange died Thursday. services at M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home with burial in Frederick Memorial Park. Charles Elder Keeney's services conducted by Rev. Robert Grumbine at M. R. Etchison and Son. burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. William Hamond Hawse, 66, dies at home on Lewisdale Road. burial plans and survivors listed. Keefer D. Williams of Frederick to be laid to rest with multiple relatives named. calls to Hilton Funeral Home for arrangements. Burial details for Hyattstown Methodist Church cemetery noted.
Horace and Harriet Bowie Snowden’s son dies leaving sisters Sadie Norrie Snowden Fountain Mills Hattie B Harris Philadelphia Pa Madessa Snowden Clarksburg Blanche Randolph Baltimore and brothers Robie A and Roland H Snowden Fountain Mills Two aunts seven nieces and nephews survive The body lies at Hicks Funeral Home 263 W Patrick St Friends may call after 6 pm Wednesday Funeral Thursday 2 pm Fountain Mills Methodist Church Interment in church cemetery C E Hicks II funeral director
The Lovettsville Senior 4 H Club met recently at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Utterback. A party followed with a gift exchange. Members present included Joyce and Joanne Mill Robert and James Miller Judith and Jerry Kreiger M L Alder Jean Washington Selva Simpson Laura Peacock Karen and Katherine Colbert Katherine Smith Pee ee and Arthur ger ald Meeks.
Among the sick Mrs C Frank Lakes on Ball Road is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital awaiting surgery Thursday. Mrs Clara J Catsail from Taney Apartments returned Saturday from Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa with a broken kneecap and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs Anna Kennedy of Sherman Avenue was discharged Monday after a fall at Frederick High School and recuperates at her daughter’s home in Knoxville. Miss Debra Boone of Union Bridge has been admitted to Carroll County General Hospital Westminster.
Mr and Mrs Norman Fox and children Robert Norman Jr Brenda and Billy of Scranton Pa spent several days with Mr and Mrs J Harry Belcher and family in Dickinson. Captain Fox is stationed with the Army at the University of Scranton. Mrs Belcher and Mrs Fox visited Mrs Evelyn Giesler and her mother Mrs Jennie Giesler of East Church Street.
A small frame house in Weverton Washington County owned by Joseph Himes was destroyed by fire yesterday. Firefighters from Brunswick and Harpers Ferry arrived to find the structure a mass of flames and nothing could be saved. The cause is unknown and the value is undetermined.
The Twirllettes elected Jane Darkis president at their January 13 gathering at Butterfly Lane. Lillian Nickens became vice president and Thelma Handley secretary with Pauline Eaves as treasurer. The group also noted a December Christmas party at Shookstown Civic Center with miniature trophies for parade participants and color parade films shown. Refreshments followed.
Hollywood mourners fill Forest Lawn Church of the Recessional and the surrounding grounds for Jeanette MacDonald 57, a top 1930s 40s screen star. Gene Raymond chose the songs as Nelson Eddy wept and dignitaries like Barry Goldwater and Lauris Norstad attended. The service featured a recorded Ave Maria and Ah Sweet Mystery of Life.
President Johnson outlined a widened U S strategic posture including the Poseidon missile with double payload and greater precision to extend the reach of Polaris submarines. He described broader defense improvements and budget plans while detailing changes to B52 squadrons and SRAM deployment.
The Monocacy Valley Goodwill Industries marks National Founder's Day honoring Dr. Edgar J. Helms who started the first Goodwill in Boston in 1902. The movement now comprises 128 U S stores and 20 abroad with operations in about 1,000 cities and drives reaching roughly 7,500 cities. It funds rehabilitation and job training for handicapped people through donated clothing and household items repaired and sold in stores.
Italian designer Marucelli led the high fashion shows with culottes presented as skirts and pants hybrids. Guidi offered satin bordered chiffons over jeweled jump suits, while Avagolf showcased long skirts paired with pants options. The collections opened a week of couture in Florence.
ANNAPOLIS AP Lawyers resume presenting evidence in a challenge to Maryland state aid for church supported colleges. Four construction grants totaling 2.5 million to four colleges are at issue from 1962 and 1963. Plaintiffs seek to halt continued public aid and warn of broader church state financial implications.
A description of a dancer wearing a black silk bolt apron shift that opens at the back amid lively dancing raises questions about appropriate hand position during movements. The scene highlights etiquette tensions in social dance settings.
The Junior Fire Company hosted its annual banquet at the fire hall on North Market Street with about 180 guests. President Russell H. McCain served as toastmaster, and attendees included Maryland State Fireman's Association officers and Frederick city officials led by Mayor E. Paul Magaha.
Senator Daniel Brewster urges Congress to enact a permanent program to aid areas financially affected by federal installations. He says yearly legislation creates planning delays and funding uncertainty for local schools and communities.
Monocacy Village Girls H Club opened its new year January 14 with an installation service at Jo Ellen Nutter’s home. Officers installed include Kathy Catsail president Judi Beach vice president Sandy Sue Smith secretary Patty Wagner treasurer Carol Solt delegate Lor raine Beach reporter JoEllen Nutter Susan Malligo recreation leaders and Mary Kwasneski historian. A clothes care demonstration with eight tips was presented. Future activities include an Easter Egg hunt and a party at Montevue County Home. Maple syrup enhances baked apples and ice cream served with the dessert.
A 63 year old Mountaindale man Maynard A Marshall was found dead in his car near his home from an apparent heart attack. Marshall was pronounced dead at the scene by Dr Bernard Thomas Sr county medical examiner. He waited near Bethel Road and Mountaindale Road for his wife to return from work. He was born in Frederick County to Charles P Marshall and Sarah Ann May Marshall. He worked 27 years for C F Hartman Company Frederick roofing contractors. Surviving are his wife Hennie C Benner Marshall a daughter Ruth Virginia Marshall a brother Jesse R Marshall of Mountaindale and a sister Matilda Blickenstaff of Hagerstown. Friends may call at the Crea ger Funeral Home in Thurmont after 7 pm today. Funeral from the home Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Martin A Case. Burial will be in Lewistown.
First Lieutenant James F. Walsh, commander of Company A, 2nd Battalion, 175th Infantry, is promoted to captain this weekend. Capt Walsh has led Company A since Captain Kenneth L. May moved to battalion headquarters. The Frederick National Guard unit also learned at drill that federal inspectors rated the company superior in December, the highest rating possible.
An advanced Towson State College course on reading instruction will run Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 starting February 2 at Westminster High School Maryland. Graduate or undergraduate credit may be earned. topics include building developmental reading, preventing difficulties, and remedial methods. Registration is available on the first class night.
Miss Carolynn Black admissions counselor for Davis and Elkins College will visit Mt Airy High School at 10 00 a m and Frederick High School at 11 30 a m on Wednesday January 20 Interviews will cover admission to the coeducational liberal arts college cooperatively supported by the United Presbyterian and Presbyterian Church U S
January membership meetings of the League of Women Voters of Frederick County will be held Wednesday at 114 Fairview Avenue and Thursday at 113 Wilson Place. Mrs. Robert Vaughn, chairman of the Maryland Judicial Study, will present the program The Role of Maryland Juries in Determining Law and Fact in Circuit Court Cases.
Johnsville Raritans Club announced winners of its Safety Essay Contest. Ruth Dotterer of Union Bridge won 25 dollars savings bond for first prize and Pamela Sheetenhelm of Liberty won a wrist watch for second place.
Walker Chapman of Shooks Town Road was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday after cutting two fingers while working at his home with a bench saw.
In memory of Virgie Burgee who died January 1964 one year ago today. Grandchildren Rickie Jackie Holly Cheryl Lisa recall memories and love from their grandmother. Daughters and sons in law Mr and Mrs George Summer Mr and Mrs William Stavely remember and honor her with heartfelt verses. Your Loving Sister Amy keeps faith and sorrow.
Public sale of cattle power driven machinery and dairy equipment on Park Mills Road off Route 28 south of Buckeystown Frederick County Maryland on Wednesday March 10 1985 at 10 o clock AM. See large list. Also notices of thanks including hospital and fire notices and community events from local residents and businesses.
A chaotic page lists septic tank cleaning by Nelson Tucker with a phone number, and various clearance offers on coats, wools, yarns, and fabrics from Parson s, Coker s, and Route Zahn s. It includes barber shop hours, window shades, a card party at All Saints Parish Hall, and ads for a junk company, lime plant, and disposal service.
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