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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1971
Page
5
A multi casualty notice records the death of Mrs Ella Virginia Wagner Rhoderick at 8 40 p m at her Walkersville home aged 77. Also reported are the deaths of Charles Nelson Reeder Sr C Ray Etzler Mrs Mary E Williams William Payne and M Sgt Russell Liller with funeral details and survivors listed where available.
Lewis Leon Burgess formerly of New Market died Friday evening at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held at Etchison Funeral Home Monday at 11 am with Rev. A. D. Salmon officiating. Pallbearers included Paul Wright Franklin Smith William E. Baker Harry J. Kintz and Robert W. Keeney. Interment followed in New Market Cemetery.
Democrats in the Mississippi delegation insist they must run within the recognized party. Other looming contests include the GOP conference chair vote between John B Anderson and Samuel L Devine, and the Democratic leadership race with five contenders Boggs Udall Hays O Hara Silk. Texas Democrat Teague seeks caucus chairmanship amid broader seniority debates. The caucus may also revisit rules on subcommittees chair terms and early bottling of bills.
Mezzo-soprano Janet Baker will be the featured soloist with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra for Brahms Rhapsody and Berlioz Nuits d ete on January 20 and 21 at 8:30 p.m. at the Lyric Theater. Rainer Michel will conduct. The program includes Wagner Overture and Bacchanal from Tannhauser and Ravel Rhapsodie Espagnole. The Baltimore Symphony and Morgan State College Choruses will assist in Brahms Rhapsody.
Frederick County School Bus No 81, repaired after last week breakdown, will return to service once it passes inspection though parents demand its replacement. The 1961 model is among twenty one buses due for retirement under state law. Horine confirmed the bus was ready Friday but held for inspection and noted several wheel bolts were replaced after a Friday morning breakdown with five students aboard.
Frederick Breakfast Optimists honored five legislators at Betty’s Restaurant as they discussed drug legislation and state nursing home standards. U S Representative Goodloe E. Byron state Senator Charles H. Smelser and Delegates Juliet Delphey Wallace Hutton and C Clifton Wirts spoke and took questions about pending bills including a $10000 bounty on drug peddlers. Smelser noted progress with a Maryland anti drug law and urged practical fixes while Wirts Delphey warned penalties should be mandatory. Smelser described Carroll County nursing homes facing high sprinkler costs and potential closures, urging common sense as the state maintains some facilities that fail to meet standards.
Thieves broke into the Frederick Motor Company Monday morning and ransacked three cars. They took only three quarters of a tank of gasoline, leaving back seats removed in two cars. City detectives are investigating. Also, a 20 year old soldier was arrested for minor in possession of alcohol near West Seventh Street by the freeway. A hearing for Jerry Ray Bowman of Valdese, NC is set for Feb 4. Bond was posted at $55.
A bull and oyster roast marks National Beauty Salon Week on Feb 7 from 1 to 6 pm at East Wind 9000 Pulaski Highway Baltimore. Maryland State Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association hosts the event for Kidney Foundation. Tickets are 8.25 dollars. John Huffman Jr. handles tickets. Becca Geiger chairs Frederick County chapter.
Mr Wayne Klipp returned to Germany after Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Kipp at 234 East Fifth Street. Smelser, questioned about the state's financial picture, said he had not studied the treasurer's report and criticized Baltimore City for not cutting expenses. He urged the use of surplus funds to reduce bonded indebtedness. Legislators invited public ideas and letters. Meeting was chaired by Charles M Trubac with Manny Padilla presiding.
At a Friday farewell in Fort Detrick’s Officers’ Open Mess, Smallberg, director of procurement since 1953, received letters of appreciation from multiple Army commands and foreign offices. He has served as senior procurement advisor at the DoD level and taught courses in contract planning and administration. He and wife Ruth reside in Frederick with three children.
Police say he turned over a .38 caliber pistol with six shells and remains jailed. In Circuit Court a Granite Falls man guilty of five counts of false pretense received 30 months, suspended on probation, with $450 restitution to Pure Oil Truck Stop. A Mt Airy couple pleaded guilty to storage and concealment of marijuana. charges include possession, manufacture, and maintaining a nuisance. A pre-sentence investigation is under way.
Two 15 year old inmates of Victor Cullen School near Sabillasville pleaded guilty to assault and battery on another 15 year old. A second count for unnatural and perverted sexual practice was continued pending a pre sentence investigation. Disposition waived by Frederick County Juvenile Court for both Baltimore youths. Pre sentence review by Department of Parole and Probation. Indicted by the September Grand Jury.
Among the sick Mrs. George B. Delaplaine Sr. of Lindbergh Avenue is recuperating at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron W. Randall in Braddock Heights. Mr. Jones OQ Baker of RFD 1 Taneytown Md is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Kraymer Witt of 212 Dill Ave is a surgical patient there.
A warrant for a bad check against Dominick F. Aloi of Pinewood Drive was found to be secured on misinfo and should not have been issued. The state’s attorney’s office said an order not to prosecute was issued and all charges were dismissed the next day. The check was postdated.
In memoriams for Dottie Sowers and Nellie M. Wills express loving memories and gratitude. Family notices thank doctors, ambulance service, hospital staff, clergy, friends, and relatives for support during illness and death. Also notes a birthday surprise and local business specials and ads.
Local notices express thanks for Christmas cards flowers and kindness following bereavement. Includes thanks to Rev Garber for prayers and visits. Also advertises real estate auction details occasional business notices and community services from Frederick Maryland area with several local firm names and phone numbers.
Elizabeth Knapp and children mourn the loss of James Nelson Simmons. The family thanks relatives, neighbors, United Ambulance Co., Dr. James B. Thomas, Father Becker, and the State Police for kindness. Local notices list various ads and services from area businesses and residents.
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