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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
5
Death notices for Edith M Gorley, Gloria J Hunsberger, Frederick Quick, Earl E Everhart, Mrs H M Martin, and infant Rebecca A Kemp detail ages, residences, survivors, and funeral arrangements across Frederick County. Services note private or public burial, with locations including Mountain View Cemetery Emmitsburg and Welch Run Brethren Cemetery Mercersburg.
Funeral services were held for Bruce Elmer Gibbons who drowned in the Monocacy River at the M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Beulah Steffey died Saturday and services were at Severna Park in Baltimore with multiple bearers. James Henry Lerch of Burkittsville had services at Feete Funeral Home in Brunswick. burial in Knoxville Cemetery.
A five year old boy Melvin Hamburg Jr of Dill Avenue was brought to Frederick Memorial Hospital with sore throat and breathing difficulty after swallowing a tiny hearing aid battery. Doctors advised the parents to let Nature take its course and sent him home.
A surprise dinner honored Mrs. Mary Freeze birthday at the Thurmont home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burkett. Attendees included Jerry Freeze Lillian Smith Gary Barkman Douglas Ecker James Little Ronald Miller John Ogle Carroll Forney Joan Freeze Bonnie Blair Darlene Frye Darlene Forrest Richard Toms Martha Burkett and others.
Seaman apprentice William H Lewis Jr USN participates Feb 23 to March 12 in the Silver Lance fleet training operation off California. He serves aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Midway. Silver Lance involves more than 60 ships and 50 000 Navy and Marine Corps personnel. Midway aircraft fly strike missions and provide close air support for Marine sea forces.
William L. Ramsburg Jr. announces his son William Ramsburg has enlisted in the Air National Guard Unit of Martinsburg West Virginia and is in basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas. The family note includes his brother David Eugene Kemp and grandparents. Burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Frederick with Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home in charge.
Among the sick is Mr. Walter Weidner of Woodsboro awaiting surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Albert Horton near Unionville was admitted yesterday. Miss Sherry Angleberger of Braddock Heights has returned from Georgetown University Hospital in Washington.
Mrs Bernard Smith of Dill Avenue and her daughter Mrs Vivian S Wilt of Adamstown spent Monday in Baltimore on business. Two weeks earlier the women also spent the day there on business. Meanwhile Mrs Katie Gaver of Highland is celebrating her birthday.
The Senior Patrol of Scout Troop 278 Braddock Heights held a Freeze Out Camp Out the weekend of February 26 27 in the South Mountain area near Washington Monument Park. Eagle Scout Donald Barthel and others attended while Brian Hannum was ill.
President Johnson spoke with four corpsmen during a stop at a Job Corps camp and joked about overextending his visit. He asked a 20 year old corpsman about future plans and suggested possible work in Texas.
Fredericks agreed to become the county dog warden at $3,500 yearly after the commissioners made the job full-time. Two other Democratic picks refused due to 24 hour on call duties and animal disposal. He noted humane operations and said he likes dogs and people, is married with one child, and belongs to the American Legion and Amvets.
The East Frederick Elementary School PTA will meet on Monday March 15 1965 at 7 30 p m The regular business meeting runs 7 30 to 8 00 p m Following the meeting an Achievement Night program will be held Parents are urged to attend and learn about the school goals and methods to reach them.
Todd Steel Incorporated announces a welding course for residents over 18 starting Saturday, 9 am to noon, with potential night sessions if enrollment allows. For details call Todd Steele or write to the personnel office at Point of Rocks. The Pacific Ocean rim, or rim of fire, hosts most of the world’s earthquakes tied to volcanic activity.
Public sale of dairy cattle equipment machinery tools furniture growing crops and milk base will be held Friday March 12 1965 at 10:00 a.m. on the farm along Rt 75 three miles north of New Market and four miles south of Libertytown near Linganore High School. Items include beef ground pork and grocery products. Contact info and auctioneers listed.
Open Dairy Queen ready to serve with first taste of spring Friday Saturday and Sunday 12 noon to 9 pm at Route 40 West. Local notices include anniversaries thanks and condolences from Eckard Lochner Bruchey families and friends. Community events cover indoor picnic March 19 and various sales, auctions, and gardening offers at Libertytown Woodsboro and Frederick area businesses.
Remembrances for Charles L. Riggs on the sixth anniversary of his March 11, 1959 death. Also notes Annie G Murphys passing on March 11, 1949. Expressions of gratitude to friends, family, medical staff, and community members follow, with thanks for flowers, cards, and support during illness and bereavement.
The Temple of Diana at Ephesus in Asia Minor stood as a colossal marble sanctuary and one of the ancient world’s seven wonders. It attracted many visitors, featured ornate Corinthian columns and rich decoration, and was destroyed by Goths in 260 AD with earthquakes later sealing its fate.
The Roads Board heard about the condition of remaining bridges and a forthcoming county bridge report from the county engineer. Nottingham reported Park Mills Bridge over Bennett's Creek is finished but approaches remain incomplete due to weather. Work has begun on Glison's Mill road and Boyer's Mill Bridge, slated for completion within 60 days by Haverhill Construction Company of White Marsh.
The bill boosts the roads board members to eight thousand dollars yearly and bars extra compensation for county heads serving on public bodies. Also passed were elections registration broadening, tax deduction limit removal for seniors, and three housekeeping measures requiring licensed engineers, higher pay per meeting, and auditing rules. Governors Tawes awaits signature. 225 savings and loan associations are noted in New York.
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