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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1965
Page
5
Multiple notices report deaths and funeral arrangements in Frederick area. Victor S Palmer of 37 E Third St and family connections are listed, along with gravestone and church affiliations. Additional obituaries include Riley L Farver of Sykesville, Grady P Hoyle of Mount Airy, Elna Perkins of Frederick, Thurman Warfield of near Florence, and others with details on survivors and burial sites.
The article notes races starting at 2 90 p m with trials at 1 30 p m and states the Frederick Barracks will patrol in overlapping 10 hour shifts. It cites about 625 troopers assigned to Maryland highways and cites Police Chief Charles V Main about holiday motorist guidance.
Fragmentary quote from Major Main about happiness tragedy and freedom on highways. Mentions motorists and driving habits but lacks coherent details or context to identify event, date, or organization.
A Frederick draft board clerk notes that as many as a large share of local youths fail examinations for various reasons. Western Maryland counties reported about one third rejected. In Washington County 264 of 550 qualified, Alleghany County similar, statewide over 18,000 examined with 10,418 rejected for medical or mental reasons.
Dr Carnochan cites three site contract change orders for the J S c hool project totaling 28025 78 dollars. Drainage work 25183 44 dollars stemmed from a verbal agreement with an adjacent owner who asked for a drainage change. Audi torium stage service drive adds 2281 33 dollars and a telephone conduit to the stadium 1461 00 dollars. He describes change orders as minimal for a project this size and notes unforeseen items.
William M. Lininger Jr. of near Famsville and Mehr Morgan of North Market Street depart for a week in New York City with plans to visit the World's Fair during their stay. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Puddy of Adam Road celebrate the birth of their fourth child and third daughter, Winifred Ruth, born Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ratajczak announces the birth of Theresa Trene on June 25, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Ratajczak of 118 Hilton Avenue Catonsville. Mrs. Ratajczak is a descendant of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Palmer of 18 Atiaske Place, Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Crawford of Fo e Terrace return from Goldsboro North Carolina where they visited with Crawford's niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Proctor Hardison.
Public notices list several farm and household auctions in Maryland over July 1965 and July 1968 with details of exact locations, dates, times, executors and auctioneers. A separate Vindobona Nursing Home ad promotes limited senior accommodations and its status as Western Maryland’s only accredited Intensive Care facility with contact.
The fragment references employment discrimination laws and exemptions, plus multiple public sales in Maryland. It notes federal and state acts, race and religion protections, and exemptions for clubs and educational institutions. It lists a sheriff's sale of Middletown Savings Bank mortgaged goods and various farm and home estate auctions with dates in July 1965, terms cash and no accident liability.
The Only and Young Families express sincere thanks to Dr. B C Thomas Dr. Davis the Frederick Memorial Hospital nurses and staff for Mrs Christenia Only's care before her death They thank Rev H M Bullett Rev C B Jackson Rev Paulding and other ministers for visits and prayers They also thank relatives and friends for cards flowers and acts of kindness.
A sprawling page lists multiple antique auctions at New Market and Frederick areas with dates in July 1965 1968 and 1985, featuring items like Meissen china furniture and glass. Also advertised are church suppers picnics chicken dinners and a county tax bill notice with payment deadlines and interest penalties. Public notices include garbage collection changes and local driving school offerings.
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