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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
5
Death notices for Byron E. Darby 79 retired Grocer Hyattstown World War I veteran longtime American Legion Post 171 Damascus former Hyattstown postmaster and active arapist. William T. Penn 87 Seton Institute attendant 18 years. Roy L. Talbott 73 IRS veteran World War I and local resident. all with funeral arrangements and burial details.
Mr and Mrs George B Delaplaines fourth child John Preston born at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles F Eyter Jr and family Masters spent weekend at Deep Creek Lake in Oakland. Airman Lawrence W Heslin son of Lieut Col and Mrs William G Heslin home on furlough before service at Patrick AFB. He completed 10 weeks at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Dawn Renee McKenzie born to A Wayne McKenzie and wife at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs McKenzie is former Joan Roderick of Urbana.
Funeral services were held at Creager Funeral Home with Rev. Eugene A. Gardner officiating. Bearers were Leroy Dorsey Glenn Remsberg Alvoye Lippy Robert Weller Paul Lippy Ira Klein. Burial in Rocky Hill Cemetery. Also noted are services for Calvin F Routzahn Middletown with Rev J Paul Seltzer officiating Bearers Claude Harold Routzahn Harry Gladhill Edward Moss Ronald Summers Charles Wise Burial in Lutheran Cemetery at Middletown. Paul W Rice Sr funeral held, Rev Ralph M Sharpe officiated, pallbearers nephews. interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Frances Louise Powell died and services at 106 E Church St with Rev Roland C Hobbs officiating Pallbearers from Loyal Order of Moose 371 Interment Mount Olivet. John Henry Cummings Sr died at Frederick Memorial Hospital services at Robert E Dailey and Son Funeral Home and St John’s Catholic Church Requiem Mass. Casketbearers listed. burial Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Montevue and beef herd began early in the century to feed residents cheaply year round but heavy feed costs and nonprime meat limited usefulness. Now the county will buy beef as part of the diet, with steers and well cooked tender cuts becoming less feasible for aged residents. The dietician emphasizes low fat broiled meats and selective buying like hamburger to fit chewing needs.
Mr William Goswell of RFD i Knoxville entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday for surgery today. Mr Paul Fogle Jr of West Fifth Street has returned home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs Minnie Fleming formerly of Frederick and now residing in Westminster is a patient at Carroll County General Hospital in Westminster. Miss Mary R Evans of 200 East Church Street Frederick was newly admitted to the Frederick Nursing Center on Toll House Avenue.
State Police probe a nighttime mailbox explosion along Willow Brook Road. The damaged box is identified as belonging to Harold with authorities seeking clues and a suspect.
Maryland attendees joined thousands in Boston for the Christian Science Annual Meeting marking the centennial of Mary Baker Eddy's founding. Erwin D. Canham was elected president of the church as work began on a major expansion of The Mother Church. The gathering drew global attendees and featured new International and Youth divisions, plus plans for a 26 story Church Center Building.
Lieut. Daniel S. Brittain of the Marine Corps killed in Vietnam will be transported to Frederick for funeral services from Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home Tuesday at 11 30 a.m. The Rev. Roland C. Hobbs will officiate and burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Congress faces a packed week with votes on debt ceiling changes, a 17.8 billion military procurement measure, Food for Freedom, an annual appropriations bill, and bail bond reform. The Senate will also vote on tighter labeling rules for consumer goods and debate bank holding company controls. Committees continue shaping foreign aid, civil rights, and cruise ship safety bills.
Two county residents were slightly injured Sunday afternoon in a two car crash on Md 550 between Woodsboro and Libertytown. David L Sirk and his wife Katherine L Sirk of Woodsboro were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for minor lacerations and abrasions. Police say the collision occurred about 3 30 p m when Sirk traveled north and Raymond J Harman of Baltimore drove south both vehicles crossing the center line in a sharp curve. Each car sustained 800 in damage and both drivers were charged with failure to drive to the right of center.
The first of three X raying periods has been completed in Frederick County with 2007 persons receiving chest X rays in a seven day period. Two more periods are scheduled for August as the mobile unit visits unscanned areas. The mass X ray survey, run by the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association under Dr Forbes H Burgess, aims to find chest abnormalities early. Abnormalities are reported to the listed physician and negatives are mailed to individuals in two to five weeks, says Mrs Fredd Doll.
The Gemini 9 crew reported excellent sea conditions after splashdown. Stafford and Cernan remained in the capsule until the Wasp aligned, then opened the hatch nine minutes post touchdown. They stood, shook hands with divers, and described a successful ending to a flight troubled by prior problems.
Two youths told Frederick County officials they would name the liquor store that sold the beverages. Bennett said this was the first Job Corpsmen related case he recalls before his court. In other magistrate court actions, Frank K. Thompson of Walkersville was fined 150 dollars and costs for operating a vehicle under the influence and 15 dollars plus costs for failing to stay to the right. William T. Vencill of Stewartstown was fined 200 dollars or 90 days jail for a moving DUI violation and 15 dollars and costs for failing to drive to the right of center.
A brother and sister were slightly injured Sunday afternoon when they fell from a motorcycle. Roy M. Lawson Jr., 22, and Sylvia Lawson, 16, were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for minor lacerations. They told police an unidentified car forced them toward the curb along East South Street. Damage to the 1966 motorcycle was $50. Cpl. Donald E. Tracey investigated. No charges were preferred.
Dividend rates and market values from Alex Brown & Sons NYSE, Frederick, intended as a guide to the approximate range within which these focal securities could have been sold or bought at the time of compilation.
U S Rep Carlton R Sickles Democrat candidate for Governor will visit Frederick Tuesday morning to inspect the Maryland School for the Deaf. He sits on a congressional subcommittee studying handicapped issues and will make an eight o clock a m visit to the school in that capacity.
Local notices advertise a counter help position for a new dry cleaning plant seeking a young woman with a new, nice personality. Blue Cross Blue Shield coverage paid by employer. Apply at One Hour Martinizing locations on West Patrick Street or 25 North Market Street. Also listed is a restaurant ad for COATES RESTAURANT Route 180 Old 340 Petersville offering seafood and country ham meals, with crabs available rest of season.
Public notices and advertisements show multiple events. Furniture and estate auctions at various Frederick area addresses including 1105 Rosemont Ave and a Chestnut Grove sale near Libertytown with slated June 18 1966. An 11 A.M. sale at June 8 1966 by Raymond and Irma Routzahn with Trout auctioneers. Also notices for a 16th Eli A Fry descendants reunion at Cunningham Falls State Park June 12 1966 and a June 22 1966 Frederick High School alterations bid. Additional items include bond notices, mortgage ads, a board of education bid call, and local business service promos.
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