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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
5
Death notices for Mrs. Mary T. Dodd 90 of Middletown and Paul Lorraine Stevens 52 of Woodsboro with funeral details, locations, and surviving relatives. Also notices for Mrs. Fannie King Leese 71 Bethesda, Mrs. Lillian A. Thompson 87 Auburndale, Fla., and Mrs. Grace E. Plack 81 Hagerstown detailing births, marriages, church affiliations, and interment plans.
Among the sick Mrs Betty Baker of 211 Thomas Avenue is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, reported in satisfactory condition. Master Luke David Biddinger, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Biddinger of New Midway, is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
Heavily attended services for Mrs Dorothy Louise Anderson who died from injuries in an auto accident were held at 2 pm Thursday at the Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren. Elder Ralph Schildt and Elder Oren Garner officiated. Pallbearers were Franklin and Robert Free Ronald and Ralph Eyler and Donald and David Eichelberger. Interment was in the church cemetery. William Charles Jason of RFD 2 Sykesville died Monday at the Key Circle Nursing Home Baltimore. Funeral services were at Fairview United Methodist Church Thursday at 2 pm. Rev Harry J McDonald and Rev James Dotson officiated. Pallbearers were Frank Bow men Ernest Brightwell Eugene Cook Guy Nugent Charles Dutton and Clarence Berry. Interment followed at the church cemetery. Waltz Funeral Home in Winfield arranged.
The Australian visitor argues full funding for a county counseling service to improve homes and citizen welfare. He questions racial separation, proposes church collaboration across races, and highlights transport access as essential for ongoing therapy in Frederick. He plans to take ideas to Australia after visiting 41 states with his family of four children.
Shirley Louise Pickett of Sykesville completed a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at the University of Maryland School of Nursing with 102 graduates receiving graduate nursing caps. She accepted a nurse position at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Baltimore and is granddaughter of Leslie Gross of Taneytown.
London AP reports Allan Hough ton paid 1800 pounds at auction for an old car valued about 120 dollars. The sale included a license plate reading AH-1.
In Frederick County about 2000 teachers and supervisors attend 34 workshops sponsored by the State Department of Education. Courses cover reading early childhood education racial minorities vocational education and more funded by state and federal sources totaling about 400000 with nearly half offering graduate credit.
William Leckemby was appointed counsel for multiple arraignments. Leroy Marque Dorsey, 19, of Mt. Airy, faces April 24 entering and larceny charges plus $325 in stolen goods from High Cycle Center, with a July 22 trial set. Larry Wayne Lidie, 23, of Frederick, is charged with April 9 robbery of $68 and assault on Franklin Ellsworth Smith, trial slated for July 20. Also Monday arraignment for Henry Lee Weese and Wayne William Hewitt, both Baltimore residents, charged with March 13 larceny of auto parts and related property destruction.
Miss Teresa Rhoderick of Middletown earned dean's list honors at Susquehanna University Selinsgrove Pa where she is a sophomore majoring in music education. James L Roessler of RFD 8 received an AB in Zoology at Indiana University Bloomington Ind on June 14. Andrew G Hoffman of Middletown graduated Hampden Sydney College with a degree in economics and held several student leadership roles. SA Gary S Anders of Berryville Va now in the US Navy completed radar school at Great Lakes IL and will report to USS John F Kennedy for duty with address provided.
In Jacksonville Florida a night of racial violence left one youth shot and hundreds arrested as firebombing looting and sniping swept the eastside black neighborhood. Authorities say 500 deputies and police cleared the area to quell protests following the fatal shooting of a 18 year old Negro by a white policeman earlier in the week. A Negro youth was shot and seriously injured during gunfire with officers and later admitted to a hospital.
Donald Wayne Myers of Frederick treated for minor arm injuries after a Thursday night crash on Md 180 north of Elmer Derr Road. Howard Dennis Morgan of Beallsville charged with failure to reduce speed. Car struck a utility pole, about $1,000 damage.
City officials led by Mayor E Paul Magaha Aldermen Ronald Young and Emj Inert R Bowlus will join more than 500 state officials at Ocean City for the 24th Maryland Municipal League convention at Convention Hall. Lt Governor Blair Lee will give the keynote on Monday. League leaders and officials from Bowie Prince George's and other jurisdictions will participate in seminars, workshops and panels on budgeting public safety and municipal growth through Wednesday.
Frank Godkin 21 of Dallas is jailed in Frederick County awaiting extradition on auto theft charges. Police say he fled the scene after a Tuesday I-70 crash near Ridge Road that damaged a car. Maryland State Police identified him from a teletyped description and linked him to a theft at the service station where he worked.
State Police say several warrants remain outstanding after simultaneous raids at the Perring Park Way Shopping Center, cracking a ring believed to net about $1,000 daily. Eight people, including a juvenile, were arrested in Baltimore city and county after a two month undercover probe led by State Trooper Fred Settle. Suspects faced charges of possession and distribution of narcotics, mainly the opiate derivative Dilaudid, as residents and merchants lobbied for action.
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