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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1967
Page
5
Multiple notices detail deaths of Mrs Iona K Creager 45 of Boonsboro Mrs Mary R Hargraves 85 of Laytonsville Miss Ethel Pauline Ohler 78 of Taneytown Harold W Ward 64 Gaithersburg and related funeral arrangements Services at Baust Funeral Home Boonsboro Francis H Barber Laytonsville C Fuss Taneytown and Wesley Grove Methodist Church are noted along with survivors and service details.
Local Bills continue from page one set a limit on contributions to the Circuit Court law library and raise the county treasurer salary to 12 000. It also allows raffles by certain organizations, gives county commissioners until May 1 to finalize the county budget and tax rate, and fixes December 1 as the start date for newly elected county commissioners.
The funeral for Marcy William Corson of Round Hill Road, who died in Daytona Beach, Fla., was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from M. J. Etchison and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph H. Clem officiating. Pallbearers were H. Robert Baer, Jesse E. Krantz, Merkle Whipp, Charles L. Snyder, Carville T. Grabill and Robert L. Saylor. Burial followed in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Earlier, services were held Tuesday for lpaul J. Sutton of Emmitsburg, who died Saturday. Rev. Father Vincent Tomalski officiated with burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Emmitsburg. pallbearers were Gary E. Matthews, Laurence J. Ott, William J. Matthews Jr., William Rosensteel, Richard Martin, and John Ott Jr.
Among The Sick Mrs Kent C Nicodemus of Walkersville who has been a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital since an auto accident on November 10, 1966 is now at the Frederick Nursing Home on Toll House Avenue where she is reported as improving satisfactorily.
The Senate backed measures sponsored by Sen Byron to allow local historical trusts and to let county governments fund rural street lighting through special levies. The open spaces fund proposed by Sens Smelser and James would create a $1 million state pool to assist land acquisition, with the state matching local and federal shares.
County school board sparred over air conditioning in elementary buildings contrasting with high schools. Members urged equal facilities while others warned of costs, noting design changes at Catoctin High and Carroll Manor Elementary as bids hovered around $672,000 with potential capacity adjustments.
The $1 billion plus budget and income tax hike move from Finance Committee to Maryland Senate with minimal debate. Gov Agnew proposes $200,000 more for prisons and raises for all state judges. Senate budget tweaks and tax amendments await House concurrence. Aimed to boost revenue by about $120 million, with proposals on income and sales taxes debated and some pension changes for judges discussed.
The document lists copper conductor work and several alternates such as no air conditioning in three shows and gym, emission of study carrels, some euros and gutters, and clearing of woods. Additional items are to be bid as alternates to add price flexibility for the final project.
Draft Board Lodge No 684 in Frederick the Glade Valley Lions Club and the United Church of Christ in Middletown. Surviving in addition to his wife are one daughter Rita Lynn Remsberg two sisters Mrs Grace Johnston Sharon Hill Pa and Mrs Ruth Temple Boseman Mont and two brothers Frank Remsberg and LeRoy Remsberg both of Middletown. Friends may call at the Glad hill Funeral Home Middletown afternoon Friday Services will be held Sunday at 230 pm at 8 place to be announced Burial will be in the Reformed Cemetery Middletown. Bank Reduces Interest Rate Baltimore Maryland National Bank announced today that it is reducing its prime interest rate from 5.5 to 5 percent effective immediately.
Personal notices include Gina Lawson birthday announcement. Several Wanted ads seek instructors and rentals in Frederick area. Listings cover antiques, safes, aquariums, rides, pasture rental, and a trustee sale of unimproved real estate with court order and fixed terms in Frederick County Maryland.
A Boonsboro motorist, Donald L. Reid, 2 of RFD 2, was charged with running a red light after a morning crash at East South and South Carroll Streets. Reid’s 1963 convertible and Earl L. Jones’s 1965 truck sustained $850 total damage. investigators were Pfc. James E. Schroyer and Pvt. Billy L. Snoots.
A long local notices page lists a public sale for the estate of Maude Feaga near Feagaville Maryland on April 1 1967, with administrator James Feaga and local auction services. It also notes store hours Good Friday closures, a shooting match at Catoctin Game Protective Association in Myersville, an Easter dance, and various ads for flooring, basement waterproofing, and local auctions in Frederick County. Several absentee owners are named in an abandoned property notice, and a community bake sale, pancake breakfast, and church events are advertised, along with farm sale information of the Wolffe and Marlow families and multiple local merchants.
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