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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1966
Page
5
Obituaries list Stephen Boswell Sr. of Mountaindale and Millard Shewbridge of Brunswick among others, with service details, burial plans, and survivors including spouses, children, and siblings. Additional notices include Homer Fink of Middletown, Ellen W. King of Lovettsville, Mary C Cover of Myersville, and related funeral arrangements. A Cape Kennedy labor banner protest and a Prague youth time-use survey are also briefed.
Funeral services were held for Lawrence M. Brown husband of Hulda M. Brown with Rev. David Kolda officiating. Pallbearers included Stanley Fry and others. interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also services for Ethel Morningstar of Frederick at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown with burial at Lutheran Cemetery. Legion Auxiliary aided graveside rites. Mary L. Miss mourners services at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont with burial at United Brethren Cemetery.
Miss Goodwin will represent the FHA among ten large groups invited to the White House conference opening Monday. Miss Debbie Lowe of James M. Bennett High School in Salisbury presides as state president. Delegates include David Green of the March of Dimes teen program and Dr. Ann Mattern of the Rockville health service. Ilene Redlin of Walt Whitman High School will report on Teenagers Consumer Needs. Mrs. Mary N. Stultz directs the county program and home economics education.
Denver Shook led the county roads department as foreman and oversaw Frederick Memorial Park Cemetery in Linden Hills. A Braddock Grange past master and United Fire Company member, he served Frederick Methodist Church and is a Lewistown native. He attended local elementary schools and the Old High School on Elm Street. Married to Catherine Burgee, they live on South Market Street with four children: Herman D, Thur Mont, Dr Charles A in Nashville, Kenneth A registrar at Western Maryland College, and Cathy E a student at Western Maryland College.
Frederick lawyer Rothenhoefer, 43, announced plans to seek another four year term as States Attorney. Appointed in 1959, he pledged full attention to criminal cases, noting the job’s $7,500 salary. He has deep local ties, military service, and a long record in civic and veterans groups.
Crummell P. Jacobs, a 51 year old roads maintenance supervisor, seeks the Frederick County sheriff’s office as a Democrat. He has long served on the Roads Board, oversaw new construction at the courthouse and jail, and previously ran two 250 acre dairy farms. Jacobs has been active in hospital and Red Cross drives and is married to Ella Abrecht with two children, one in the Army and one deceased.
C H Kehne founded Kehne Furniture Co in 1931, moved to South Market Street in 1948, and added a car rental service. He retired from furniture in 1958 and remained active as a bondsman, stock investor, and real estate figure. He joined Evangelical Lutheran Church and served on multiple local boards including Frederick County Heart Association, Carroll Manor Lions Club, B P C, Elks, Catoctin Coin Club, and Carroll Manor Fire Company, after once operating a Bartholows farm and moving to higher community involvement.
Charles H. Kehne Sr. of Philadelphia and Buckeystown, born to George Dallas Kehne and Harriet Feete Kehne, leaves a wife Ella Summers Kehne three daughters Mrs. Stroup Mrs. Reed er and Mrs. Emmons a son Charles H. Kehne Jr and siblings including Miss E Marie Kehne and Mrs Grace Barnes Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Mt Olivet cemetery with Rev Roland C Hobbs officiating Etchison and Son funeral directors.
Austin Powell, member of the Eagles Moose and Junior Fire Company, is a chatter member and former director of the Jeffersonian Democratic Club. He has served as an active party worker in many elections. Annabelle Lee Powell, of East Ninth Street, is the Democratic registrar in the Board of Election Supervisors office. They have a daughter, Edna Powell, employed by the US Army in Frankfurt, Germany.
A late night blaze destroyed an old airplane hangar near Brunswick. The Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co responded with two engines around 9 p.m. A resident living in the hangar escaped injury, but a car was also destroyed in the flames.
Five members from Frederick registered this week for the Twirling Jubiles at Red Lion Pennsylvania. Attending Frederick natives include Nancy Doll Barbara Eaves Cindy Fulmer Susan Palmer and Bonnie Reeder. The jubilee is an annual event by the National Baton Association drawing girls from the eastern United States. Dr and Mrs John M Culler of Lindburgh Avenue celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Wednesday.
In Frederick County Circuit Court a notice announces the auditor's report filed June 24 1966 in the matter of H Reese Shoemaker Jr assignee of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank against Virginia N LaCorte Bopst and Alvin M Bopst. July 7 1965 order to ratify the auditor's report unless objections show, with publication required. Also includes Maryland State Roads Commission bid notice for I-70 project in Frederick County with bids due July 12 1966 and prequalification required, plus memorial notices.
Local notices list property liability at 1105 Rosemont Ave and a furniture auction by Mrs Irma Routzahn. Entries include septic tank cleaning, beef sales, tutoring, a jack pot shoot at Airy Rod and MT On Club, lodge meetings, a church supper, a card of thanks, a chicken bar-b-q, and a bake sale at Koontz Chapel Methodist Church. Mentions of Unionville Md events, Frederick Memorial care, and family notices appear throughout.
Local advertisement seeks claimsmen for a leading fire and casualty firm's expanding branch. Trainees or those with some experience welcome. college graduates preferred aged 22 to 35. Liberal benefits include a company car. Apply in own handwriting with family, education, and work history to Erie Insurance Exchange, 8055 Thirteenth Street, Silver, Maryland. Also includes a roundup of local events and sales notices across Maryland and Pennsylvania.
A collage of small ads lists furniture for sale including a Shoemaker's bench and cherry coffee table, a 1965 Chevrolet Impala for sale through Stall-Dougherty Chevrolet in Thurmont, and various services from tutors in modern mathematics to plastering, painting, lime delivery, floor covering, and junk disposal. Also notes registered voting dates, florists, a taxi of plant prices, and beauty and barber services with local contact numbers.
Among The Sick Mr Jesse H Clark of Lily Pons is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. In Washington Court House Ohio AP Chester Hamulak installed a rotor to improve TV reception but ended with no gain while neighbor Herbert Satterfield reported clear pictures to Cincinnati. Henry VI was the youngest English monarch, acceding at nine months.
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