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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1965
Page
5
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Nettie E. Moxley 87 of Mount Airy widow of Ira D. Moxley, and Mrs. Ella C. Dutrow 76 of Boonsboro, with funeral and burial plans. Additional notices include Mrs. Josephine Phillips 96 of Sykesville, Phillip Bichicio 81 of Route 6 Frederick County, Roy W. Grossnickel 78 of Myersville, and related survivors and services.
Kenneth B Eichelberger husband of Ruth Rippeon Eichelberger died suddenly at his Mt Pleasant home at 48 He was born in Woodsboro son of Amy Staub Eichelberger and the late Russell Eichelberger A World War II veteran he was a member of Mt Zion Methodist Church McKaig Walkersville Volunteer Fire Department and service manager for Ceresville Motor Company Surviving wife mother a son a brother and a sister Funeral services Thursday at his home 2 P M with burial in Resthaven Memorial Garden Hansonville Donations may be made to Grossnickle Church in lieu of flowers Friends may call at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville after 3 P M Wednesday
Services for John D King of Purdum were held at Jolin L Molesworth in Damascus led by Rev H Eugene Lawson of Mountain View Mennonite Church. A duet sang Under His Wing by Mr and Mrs Ivan T Lawson. Bearers included Robey Watkins Hal Crawford William Haines Arthur Beall John Glaze and Frank King. Burial followed at Mountain View Cemetery Purdum.
Mr and Mrs Bayard Burlin Rosencrantz of near Urbana announce the birth of their third child and first son Bayard Burlin Jr at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing 9 pounds. Mrs Foster M Warrenfeltz of Magnolia Avenue celebrates her birthday today. Mary Poole manager of the Colonial Lounge in the Francis Scott Key Hotel marked her birthday at home in Old Braddock Saturday.
CAPE CHARLES Va AP December receipts for the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel far exceeded the ferries’ profits in December 1963. The commission reported a monthly excess of receipts over expenditures of 409 112 dollars, versus 50 813 dollars a year earlier. Revenues reached 511 070 dollars this December, up from 352 829 dollars in 1963. Also noted American firms are building a highway to Kandahar from Kabul in Afghanistan.
Gen. Wheeler, former Joint Chiefs chair, praised Benjamin Franklin as a military genius and statesman in a Philadelphia Printing Week tribute. He recounted Franklin’s 1755 Frederick visit aiding Braddock with logistics, transport, and guerrilla-counter insights during the French and Indian War.
Myersville mayor Gilbert Stroup urged the town planning and zoning commission to approach major landowners about annexation options while the council weighs four recommendations. He said early agreement with property owners would smooth future annexations once required 25 percent voter support is met. He also advised regular meetings with the Frederick County Zoning Commission, staying informed on a watershed development near Middle Town Valley, and monitoring state park plans near Washington County with a potential lake for future water supply.
Freshmen reported a plot to authorities prompting an investigation into classroom irregularities at the Air Academy. Cadet resignations surged with 4, then 25, and reports claimed 40 more left. A special board questioned cadets at a secret site, with sources noting up to seven hundred questioned from a 2,500 cadet wing.
The Heart Fund board heard progress reports from committee chairs. Dr Jane McCarrell outlined two seminars for science teachers and advanced students on Feb 17 and 24 at Hodgson Hall with Hood College. Miss Elizabeth Derr announced plans for a nurses seminar March 18.
At the annual All Saints Episcopal Church meeting in the Parish Hall two vestry members were elected. Rev Maurice D Ashbury presided with Robert J Zentner as secretary. Elected were John M Lewis and Charles H Thomas to replace outgoing members Dr Robert J Goodlow and Clyde M Roney Sr. Various church groups reported alongside rector notes.
Mr Carroll FP Hopkins director announces completion and availability of the study U.S. Industrial Outlook for 1965 prepaid by Economists and Industry Analysts. The report can be obtained for $1.00 from the Baltimore Field Office at the U S Custom House Gay and Lombard Streets Baltimore Maryland 21202.
Among the sick Joseph Rager son of Mr and Mrs James E Rager of Thomas Avenue is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital recovering from a broken leg and ankle Mrs Agnes Dorsey of RFD 1 Mount Airy a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital will undergo surgery Wednesday morning Mr Paul C Welty of New Market was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for medical treatment Mrs Lewis Hargett of Frederick was admitted to Suburban Hospital Bethesda Sunday for medical treatment She is the daughter of Mr Paul C Welty of New Market Among patients admitted at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg are Mrs Edward I Fenlon of Taneytown and Mrs Virginia M Pittenturf of Littlestown.
Memorials recall January 26 1964 deaths for Alice Maria Wolfe and Richard M Wolfe. Family notices, executors and administrators cite estates of Estella Bowie Hoy Cromwell and Bessie F Turner. Public sale listings detail Ponton’s Community Sale with groceries and furnishings for January 1965.
Notice covers election of officers for Independent Hose Co. No. 1 with polls open 6 to 8 pm and a 7:30 pm business meeting on Thursday January 28. Also mentions double S and H stamps promotion at local gas station and veterinary clinic move to Mt. Airy quarters with new hours.
Advertises the Teenage Queen contest with participants from the Negro Business and Professional Women meeting on Monday January 25. Includes contact Mrs. WM Lee at 98 McMurray St and notes a 20 discount on Hineplac equipment, Revere Ware, and Magnalite Roasters from Seeger & Co on Market St. Also mentions a March 5 event on Rt 4A W Middletown for John Deere parts and shop tools, signaled by David H. Young and Emmett R. Bowlus with H. M. Alexander as clerk. The North End Civic Assoc will hold its annual covered dish supper at North Frederick Elementary School on Wednesday Jan 27 at 6 30 P M with election of 1965 directors. Also promotes pet coats, rain coats and sweaters from Pet & Tack Shop at 142 West Patrick St.
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