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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
9
Frederick native Eddie Hopewell, known as Eddie, has worked at Montevue County Home since 1930. Beginning on the farm, he became an orderly at the former Emergency Hospital and has devoted 35 years to caring for senior residents. He assists with bathing, moving, beds and companionship.
William Houck a House of Delegates member spoke at a Woodsboro Ladies Auxiliary to Glen W Eyler Post American Legion gathering. Mrs Milton Smith chaired. Plans set for district meeting Sunday in Williamsport. President Mrs William Young announced an award for exceeding membership goal. Next meeting February 22 at 7 30 p m with Mrs Dorothy Ramsburg directing Americanism work.
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance plans a 1 million dollar, 80 000 square foot office on the southwest edge of Frederick near Route 40, serving Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia. The Frederick site will host 30 new employees and periodic visits by 400 plus agents, with Charlottesville remaining the base for North Carolina and Virginia. About 76 Charlottesville agents logged 3 253 hotel nights and 12 000 meals during training.
Gov Millard Tawes proposes converting the former Victor Cullen State Hospital at Sabillasville into a training school for boys. He funds the changeover in the budget, estimating operating costs at 589822 dollars. The TB patients would be shifted elsewhere under the plan, with 115 employees slated for the new facility and a merger of a forestry camp for rehabilitation of Maryland Training School Boys into Victor Cullen Hospital.
HAGERSTOWN AP Dr James A Sensenbaugh state superintendent predicts the legislature will approve nearly 1 million for statewide educational television during the current General Assembly He notes a two year timeline to place the first transmitter network including a tower in the Baltimore area FCC and FAA clearance He cites seven transmitters to cover the state and an annual operating cost of about 1 6 million The State Board of Education has approved funding slated for Backbone Mountain Garrett County and a county superintendent expresses mixed enthusiasm Samuel M Jenness Carroll County questions the plan
County officials acknowledge staff for educational television but say no facilities exist in schools. They warn of severe economic problems ahead as the district faces challenges.
An elderly neighbor Miss Tillie Schene 80 fell from a second floor window and died after suffering heart ailment and dizziness. Police said she lived alone and sometimes asked children to run errands. Patrolman Henry found her on the sidewalk and she died at South Baltimore General Hospital.
In Fairfax County near Huntington Creek bodies of Caroline Raymond, 7, Paul A. Raymond Jr., 4, and Barbara Jean Ellis, 9 were recovered after a Wednesday accident. Two children, Phillip M. Connor, 8, and Cynthia Lou, age unknown, remained missing after an all day search including icy Hunting Creek probes.
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