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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
5
Death notices for Stephen Chrobot Frank M Ranalli Alberta M Belcher Bessie V Kline Helen McCutcheon Judith Murcek summarize funerals calls and services across Laytonsville Barnesville Beallsville Walkersville and surrounding towns with details on survivors burial places and service times.
Mathias questioned the need for a new building for the Patent Office. Connor argued a site outside the immediate metro area would not hinder examiners who handle most work by mail or phone. He cited cramped current workspaces and a 39 minute average rush hour travel time to the present location.
Funeral services were conducted for Cleavie Aaron Bubp formerly of Union Bridge who died in Hagerstown. Services were led by D. D. Hartzler and Rev. Clarence Roark with burial in Mountain View Cemetery Union Bridge. Pallbearers included Raymond Selby Wilson Harris and others.
Sanitary officials said the group is a public body and press access should not be barred. County Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey noted private meetings could occur, while President Renn and Commissioner Herman offered little comment. Dorsey promised full release of the committee report when it is issued. Committee members include Claude Barrick, Herbert Andere, Jarboe Grove, Joseph Baker, Francis Cook and Jacob Ramsburg.
The Citizens' Conference on the Potomac River Basin will hold a public hearing Saturday at 10 am in the George Washington Hotel Windsor Virginia to register area concern over Army Engineer plans for dams along the Potomac and Shenandoah basin. Dr Spencer M Smith Jr chaired the meeting to show Udall broad opposition to drawdown dams.
Mrs. Charlotte Dunn of Frederick is the former Miss Charlotte Dunn. Mrs. William W. Young of St. Louis visits her mother Mrs. Virdia Dunn on North Market Street with children Clay and Jo Ann. Major Young will join them July 1. they will return home after the holiday.
Torrential rain flooded two Kerrville areas in southwest Texas forcing a few families from homes. Unofficial gauges show over 9 inches in Kerrville and Fredericksburg, with a 13 foot Pedernales rise briefly blocking Texas 116. No deaths or injuries reported. property damage anticipated heavy at Kerrville. Peace officers said the LBJ Ranch area would be spared major trouble.
County commissioners consider recognizing the CAC to initiate and run antipoverty programs with federal funding. Wood outlined two controls: county financial backing via grants and formal recognition to empower CAC operations. A decision was to be made by Monday.
Hollywood producer David O. Selznick, famed for Gone with the Wind, died of a heart attack at 2:22 p.m. at Mt. Sinai Hospital aged 63. He leaves two sons with his first wife and was noted for top stars, lavish production, and landmark films.
McCardell serves as eastern division manager since March 1964 and since September has been director of marketing. A World War II Navy veteran, he is Washington and Lee graduate and Phi Delta Theta Phi Beta Kappa member. He resides in Frederick and engages in civic work with PTA Boy Scouts and church. He sits on the Hagerstown Junior College advisory board and heads the North Potomac Street PTA while directing the Hagerstown Manufacturers Bureau. He is married to Susan May Lane and they have three sons John Jr Charles and Stephen.
Thurmont council approves fiscal 1966 budget with revenue of $340,589.69 and expenditures of $340,454.21 yielding a $135 surplus. The town will operate debt free while funds transfer from the light company covers a water deficit, and major revenues include property tax and sewer charges.
Frederick Memorial Hospital records birth announcements for June 17 to 21 listing families from Frederick and area. Debo rah Jean Wolfe Jolynne Marie Tol bard Kevin William Susan Gayle Jeffrey Ray Lisa Dee Anne Marie William Leroy II and David Eugene are named with parents and residences.
An aide said only a small fraction of funds from the March 29 Democratic fund raiser remain unpaid. The $100 plate event drew over 1,000 attendees and raised about $260,000 to cover campaign deficits. Five contributors were named for $2,000 each: William W. Greenhalgh, R. J. Babbin, Herbert H. Hart, J. Elmer Weisheit Jr., and John M. Curley Jr.
Pvt Gary W Stitely completed a six week linemen course under the Reserve En listment Program at the Army Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga on June 18 He is a 1962 Thurmont High School graduate son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Stitely RFC Thurmont He worked for Landis Machine Co Waynesboro before active duty The 559th Signal Company unit in Frederick will fulfill his military obligation The article also lists local notices and advertisements from Walkersville Frederick area with community items and sales.
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