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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1965
Page
5
Obituary notices for Emma Louise Bollinger William Hunter Willis Dorothy Nichols Clyde Titman Cora Koontz Pearl Carey Florence Tobery and others list survivors including children grandchildren and churches with funeral details and burial plans across Emmitsburg Taneytown Thurmont and Frederick areas.
Funeral services for Mrs Anna C Main were conducted at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown with Rev George Klinefester officiating. Survivors include Major Charles V Main Guy Neal Frank Goodman Horace Opel Delbert Null and Fulton Nicodemus. Burial followed at Reformed Cemetery Middletown. Vallie E Offord rites held at Hicks Funeral Home with Rev Oscar B Jackson officiating.
Commissioner Russell Z Hor man is on a month long vacation as the county office announced. He is touring the West with planned stops in Texas and California. Naval Airman First Class George Roberts Lanner IV returned from eight months at sea aboard the USS Saratoga to visit his parents in North Market Street. He reports for duty July 24 at Cecil Field Naval Air Base near Jacksonville Florida. Mr and Mrs Martin Wiseman of Clarksburg announce the birth of a daughter Cindy Lou on July 8 at Suburban Hospital Bethesda. Mr and Mrs Albert E Edwards of Newark Delaware announce the birth of a daughter Kristin Louise on July 5. The Edwardses previously resided in Frederick and Mrs Edwards is Lois Ann Lipps, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alton J Lipps.
Hawthorne says city certification possible if residents form an active group to organize elect officers meet regularly and divide into interest committees. He plans to return in a month to advise and assist after the group is organized.
Thompson, a Maryland native, has served as the civilian personnel officer since February 1952. A Western Maryland College graduate, he attended the Wharton School in 1941, served as a commissioned officer in the Medical Service Corps during World War II, and helped form the Frederick City-County Human Relations Council. In 1961–62 he taught at Frederick Community College and is a substitute instructor. He belongs to the Society for Personnel Administration.
Three men under 40 died in Frederick area motor vehicle accidents over the weekend. William R. Bowen 18 of Annapolis died at Suburban Hospital after his steam roller slipped off a road shoulder and plunged down an embankment. Witnesses said Bowen tried to jump clear but was thrown from the open driver seat as the vehicle rolled several times. He worked for F. P. Asher Jr. and Son Construction Co. of Annapolis, a subcontractor on resurfacing 70 S, with main contractor A. H. J. Smith Co. of Branchville. The accident occurred on a repeatedly criticized road segment. In another incident John A. Wichael 37 of Allegany County died en route to a hospital after his truck plunged down a 60-foot embankment on property owned by a strip mining company four miles west of Westernport. Perry Carbaugh 37 of Clear Spring was killed when his car left Route 40 west of Hagerstown and struck a utility pole. his wife Mary was in critical condition at Washington County Hospital.
Col. Selliman W. Wilson longtime Deputy State Director of the Selective Service System in Maryland died Saturday in Walter Reed General Hospital Washington DC after a lengthy illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1 pm from H Sanders and Sons funeral home in Baltimore with burial at Baltimore National Cemetery. Bearers listed. burial elsewhere noted.
We extend thanks to United Fire Company Ambulance crew Sala mose Funeral Home Dr H V Chase and all friends and neighbors for services shown during the death of husband and father Marion C Talley Mildred E Talley William R Talley Hospitalization guaranteed for life pays 23 daily up to 100 days plus 500 for medical costs and 300 for surgical operations all for 6 40 a month with family rate and no increase with age Call John D Shor row Commonwealth Mutual Insurance Co of America Monument 2 6525 licensed by the State Insurance Commission available daily 7 am to 11 pm
The executive committee of the proSoviet World Peace Congress postponed the ninth international youth festival planned for Algiers this summer. Delegates from 36 countries meeting in Tampere decided to defer the event for one year due to recent political upheaval in Algeria.
Frederick County chamber invites members and friends to the annual outing on Wednesday July 28 at Gambrill State Park Tea House. A cheese and soft drinks hour begins at 5 30 p m followed by a chicken and ham dinner at 6 30 p m. In Memoriam Evelyn F remembered five years since July 12 1960.
Notice announces Caroline's Beauty Shop closures July 13 to 19 due to a death in Norman Brown Jr family. Expresses gratitude for sympathy received from relatives, friends, agencies, and others across states. thanks classmates, schools, pastors, choirs, doctors, nurses and aides for care. Mentions local reunions and a double S and H stamps promotion at Frederick City Esso on Patrick and Bentz Street.
Dr L R Schoolman announces on September 1 he will start a year of post graduate work in psychosomatic medicine at a Baltimore university. He notes Dr Gileoin F Meadors will take over his Damascus practice August 15 and asks patients for cooperation and loyalty.
Come pick your own sour cherries at Mt Olive Orchard with a $1.00 bucket. Graded new potatoes priced by pound. Location on Rt 26 to Rt 31 halfway between Libertytown and New Windsor. Also note annual picnic and supper at Flint Hill Church July 31 at 3 30, adults 1 50, children 75c with Harmony Band.
Notice announces William D. Jefferies applying for a Class B on sale beer wine and liquor license for Town and Country Restaurant 500 West Patrick Frederick Md hearing set Aug 2 1965. It also includes an ordinance creating a town planning commission for New Market Md detailing composition terms and powers and notes the June 19 1965 passage and publication dates July 6 and July 13 1965.
Braddock Heights Community Festival announced for Thursday July 15 at the Braddock Heights Community Center with dinner 5 30 to 7 00 pm and activities for all ages. Local shop ads list Capsello's specials on poultry produce and pantry items at low prices.
Local service stations and farms advertise weekend deals including free six pack of Coca Cola and fuel discounts with 10 gallon gas purchases. Buzz across Thurmont area lists Bentz Service Station, Pryor Orchard, Catoctin Mountain Orchard, Lindsay's Saw Sharpening, and other local vendors offering cherries, sharpening, septic services, and home improvements with contact details and weekend timings.
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