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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1965
Page
5
Deaths include Alva E. Young 57 of Walkersville and others in Frederick County. Services and burial details listed for each case, with family survivors, call times, and funeral homes. Notables include William E. Frazier 44, Joseph Parker Buckeystown, Margaret B. Miller Frederick, Ava N. Stottlemyer Hagerstown, Nettie Hackey Urbana, Georgia Reaver Taneytown.
The Ranger program advances with Ranger 9 set to crash into the moon at 9 07 a m EST Wednesday. It will take thousands of pictures in the final 20 minutes. Alphonsus site selected for smoother interior and meteorite shielding while Mare Cognitum and Mare Tranquillitatis lie nearby.
The marchers face near freezing conditions as they guard a camp at night. Brig. Gen. Henry V. Graham of the Alabama National Guard rests among sleeping units while patrols rotate. King asserts the movement will transform Alabama toward equality and voting rights.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey asked the National Association of Broadcasters to help win the battle against poverty and the struggle against racial discrimination at the 43rd NAB convention. Leonard H. Goldenson urged bold, innovative program development as broadcasters gathered with over 4,500 radio and TV executives. The AP report notes the convention atmosphere and ongoing fishing query in Kentucky.
Foster Ellsworth Ford, 66, longtime Boonsboro educator and civic leader, dies after a long illness in Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. He organized Boonsboro high school first marching band and directed it 20 years, taught 33 years, and was athletic director. Survived by wife Olive, son Robert, daughter Mrs John W Ingram Jr, and two grandsons. Visitation tonight at East Funeral Home Boonsboro. Burial in Boonsboro Cemetery.
State Police investigate the apparent self-inflicted gunshot death of 19 year old Wilbur Eugene Springer near Emmitsburg Maryland. He was pronounced dead at Annie E Warner Hospital Gettysburg. An autopsy is planned. He was found with a .22 caliber revolver at a nearby residence Road Annandale. Surviving siblings listed. Wilson Funeral Home handling arrangements.
McCain announced favorable reports from officials of the company and urged public support for a much needed ambulance service. The ambulance drive finance committee includes W. M. Ray Spurrier Charles Troxell Francis Brightwell Alonzo Coran Dr. Robert Pilgram William H Miller Albert Blumenauer Austin Fogle Howard Walsh James Walsh Samuel Fisher James Ewing Melvin Fox Lewis Easterly John Davis Vernal Moore and Henry Decker who will direct promotional activities.
The article lists required weather conditions across several oceanic regions including Cape Kennedy, Florida to the Canary Islands, Grand Turk Island, the Azores, and near Recife Brazil for astronauts possibly returning from a Titan launch. It also notes Tammy Davis of the Frederick Track Club being named to a US indoor track squad for two dual meets in Europe against Great Britain and West Germany in early April.
Funeral services were held for several individuals including Mrs Ida A Wiles Mrs Mary Elizabeth Foster Edgar Sylvester Hargett Mrs Mildred Hartsock Russell M Winebrenner Charles Edward Kemp Miss Lyda Roberta Miller Mrs Anna Margaret Nestler Philip Roselle and others with bearers named and burial sites in various local cemeteries Also a historical note recounts Frankfort Kentucky using culture to influence lawmakers and a note about a christening dress 65 years old linked to Mrs Rose Sonderen
Benediktov, 63, chief Soviet delegate to the Asia and Far East economic conference, was taken to a Wellington hospital after a mild stroke. He had been seated in the delegates lounge when stricken and is Soviet ambassador to India since 1959.
A group of about 100 civil rights demonstrators carried a large cross from Bradshaw to Towson and gathered on the Baltimore County Courthouse steps. About 40 whites jeered but there were no incidents during the rally.
Local items list church donation requests, a March skeet shoot, weather canceled auctions, farm and machinery sales near Damascus Gaithersburg and Frederick, a truck crane sale at Cook's Auto Wreckers, a 1962 Cadillac sale at Key Chevrolet, a tire sale by Farmers Coop, a coins paper advert and a barber shop association notice. Multiple public sale events, retail ads, and business announcements.
A Wednesday 6:30 P.M. sale at Pontons rear 238 W South St offers an 8 ft meat case with compressor, slicer, scales, cash register, meat blocks, counters, a 1 HP jet pump, garden tractor, and furniture. Also notes a Turkey and Oyster Supper on Saturday March 27 at 3:30 with pricing for adults and children. Park Mills Road Ridgeville rest home vacancies and a notice of annual stockholders meeting for Fredericktown Savings and Trust POA Art.
Our dairy herd being sold at private sale is canceled for Monday March 15 1965. On Thursday March 25 1965 at 11 A.M. we will sell power driven machinery feed etc on Lawn Hill Farm New Design Road near Frederick Maryland. Due to other interest we discontinue dairying and farming and will sell at the farm one mile East of Thurmont on Route 550. Notice to lot owners of Union Chapel Cemetery Christmas decorations will be removed after March 30 1965. Spring hat sale March 25 2 to 9 P.M. and March 26 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Swing Into Spring with a new Swingheart hairstyle. Frederick Junk Company ads and listings included.
Among the sick notes, Dale Young son of Mr and Mrs John E Young of East Fourth Street returns to classes at Frederick High after three months at home with a broken leg. Other local patients include Donald Remsburg convalescing at home after release from Frederick Memorial Hospital and Mrs George R Leatherman admitted for observation and treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Richard Bellison of Damascus is listed as a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital seeking care.
Three local men from Frederick area attend the Joseph Bulova School of Watchmaking in Woodside New York this week for specialized instruction in watch repair. John Landis Jr Bernard Gilbert and Clifford Hevner travel from Pontiac Avenue Dill Avenue and Butterfly Lane respectively and are registered at the Sheraton Tenney Inn East Elmhurst. They will return to Frederick at week’s end.
Shirley Temple, the former child star and wife of Charles A. Black, toured the Kremlin with her husband during a weeklong Moscow visit. She said she approached the visit without preconceptions as new and interesting. Temple said her brother suffers from multiple sclerosis, a disease with no known cure, and the trip aimed to discuss the illness with Soviet experts.
Princess Marina sister-in-law to the Duke of Windsor spent over an hour with the couple at Claridge's Hotel. She is the third royal to visit in a week as the Windsors rest there during the duke's recovery from eye surgery.
Mrs. Lawson H Summers has come back to Mt Airy after several weeks visiting friends in Black Water Falls West Virginia and Winchester Virginia. Mr and Mrs Larry L Snook announce the birth of their second child and first son Timothy Lee on March 3 at the Naval Medical Center Bethesda. Mrs Snook is the former Betty Jane Beard of Frederick. The couple reside in Chillum. Mr and Mrs H Lavier Michael of West College Terrace and Mr and Mrs George B Delaplaine of Lindbergh Avenue returned from New York City where they met Mrs Theodore Titze of Jackson Heights New York and Miss Catherine Hedges of South Orange New Jersey. The occasion was the anniversary of Mrs Titze's birthday.
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