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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
5
Multiple obituaries report deaths in Frederick County and surrounding areas. Clinton Hale and Charles M. Wolfe mourned. Hubert A. Stottlemyer and Christina A. Onley also listed, with service details, survivors, and burial places noted. Additional notices cover Rose Catherine Martins Ima P. Martin and Rose Ann Byard, with family ties, church affiliations, memorials, and funeral arrangements.
A new industrial film portraying the Francis Scott Key Hotel and Frederick landmarks was shown to hotel employees. Maurice J. Gelpi of Westinghouse presented the ten day engineering conference film titled 10 Days In May with narration and music, praising local cooperation and the hotel for a productive site.
The article recounts 11 morning classes from 9:30 to 12:45 as 1,500 to 2,000 children enroll in summer sessions. Openings remain in advanced beginner through lifeguard courses. classes run weekdays for two weeks through Aug. 27 with towels and shoes often misplaced during sessions.
James E. Bullett, serving life for felonious assault in Morgan County, will get a state Supreme Court hearing June 29 alleging denial of counsel at trial 18 years ago.
A Salisbury Maryland driver was slightly injured when a tractor trailer carrying 34000 pounds of concentrated fruit juice lost brakes on a steep grade near Ithaca New York 96B. The truck jumped the guard and snapped four utility poles before hitting a tree and stopping.
Funeral services were held for G Frank Thomas Amy Sophia Boone Norman E Brown Jr Grayson H Staley and Hobart C Blickenstaff. Services took place at Trinity United Church of Christ Robert E Dailey and Son Funeral Home Hopehill Methodist and other venues with burial at Mount Olivet Middletown Fairview Cemetery Wolfsville and other local cemeteries. M R Etchison and Son was in charge of services.
Frederick County representatives listed for the aging commission meeting include Rev. W Merval Weaver and County Commissioners A Irvin Renn Lawrence A Dorsey and Russell Z Horman. Also attending are three state legislators E Earl Remsberg Charles Collins and Goodloe Byron. A registration and business meeting preceded the luncheon.
Russell described the ongoing work as probing the parking area and entire hotel site. The program covers storm drains sanitary outlets electrical and mechanical equipment and telephone lines. He expects to finish within a week and is upgrading plumbing storm drainage throughout the hotel.
Mr. Victor Kifer of Burkitsville is celebrating his 91st birthday today. Mrs. Eugene Spraguet, her son Lorne, Miss Bonnie Fogle of Rocky Ridge and Miss Edna Honts of Frederick visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Honts and daughter of Ellicott City on Sunday. Miss Bonnie Fogle of Rocky Ridge is spending several days with her grandmother, Mrs. Edna Honts of Frederick.
Governor Tawes asks Maryland to join the national bell ringing at 2 p.m. for four minutes to honor the Liberty Bell heritage. A committee including military, veterans, DAR, and press leaders oversees the effort as Maryland marks its third year of participation and promotes flag displays.
Killers ly had disciplinary problems. They met in the stockade at Ft. Hood Texas, broke out May 24 1961 and began a savage vendetta of robbery and killing through Florida Tennessee Illinois Kansas and Colorado. When captured in Utah they freely admitted killing four men and three women. They were executed for killing Otto Ziegler a 62 year old railroad worker who stopped to help them with car trouble near Wallace Kansas. The U S Supreme Court rejected the case five times. Gov William H Avery turned down a plea for executive clemency. Warden Sherman Crouse said the young men remained cheerful through their last day and enjoyed the elaborate final meal they ordered. York and Latham donated their eyes to the University of Kansas Medical Center.
The Boumedi nne regime tightened grip on Algiers after a large military and police deployment dispersed hundreds of Ben Bella supporters. Demonstrations continued, with water cannon used, and unconfirmed reports of fatalities in Bone, the eastern port city.
Judge Louis Holland of Montague Texas has been appointed to take over further trial court proceedings in the Jack Ruby case. He succeeds Judge Joe B Brown of Dallas who asked to be removed from the case. Judge Dallas A Blankenship announced the appointment. Holland had presided over a May 24 hearing to determine lawyers for Ruby at a pending sanity hearing.
About 40,000 miners in three UMW districts across West Virginia begin the first of two two week vacations under the United Mine Workers contract. The second vacation period starts July 10. Miners with a full year of service receive 225 dollars in vacation pay.
The International Ladies Garment Workers Union has extended its strike against five plants. Firms involved include three Baltimore factories, Kaspier Manufacturing Co in Taneytown and Kay-Allen Classics in Gettysburg, Pa. The dispute centers on wage and working conditions at these partially owned operations.
Maryland will share its new system of compiling statistics on mental patients as a model for other states. The National Institutes of Health announced the Maryland system from the State Department of Mental Hygiene and said it will be distributed as a template.
Dr. Gaylord P. Harnwell, president of the University of Pennsylvania and former Frederick resident, has been elected a public governor of the New York Stock Exchange. Keith Funston announced that Harnwell succeeds Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, Johns Hopkins president, whose three year term ends.
Mrs Ada Ford of North Bentz Street enters Frederick Memorial Hospital as a medical patient on June 15. Mrs Hazel Renner returns home in Rocky Ridge after surgery on Monday. Mrs Howard Wirts of Taney Apartments is a patient at University Hospital Baltimore awaiting surgery.
New Market Grange No 362 observes June Dairy Month with a film at their meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. The film from the American Dairy Council tells the story of the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo.
Memorial note for Leroy B Jones dated June 22 1963 speaks of heartbreak from his death. Executrix notices reveal Clara Neinberg Wachter estate claims and probate actions in Frederick County Maryland with December 25 1965 deadline. Also local government speeches at Girls State Boys State and various ads and a public sale announcement near Walkersville.
President Johnson appoints Leroy Collins former Florida governor to be undersecretary of commerce, succeeding Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. in the No 2 post. The motion places Collins in a high role within the department with potential policy impact.
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