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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1965
Page
5
The speaker notes 1 261 cases stay to end of the term on April 30 and expects remaining cases docketed to be disposed. He cites Harford County as similar in size with a backlog of 512 civil, 869 equity and 113 criminal cases pending as of January 31, 1965, indicating a shared strain on the system.
Funeral services were held for Paul F. Koch at St. Johns Catholic Church with burial in Mount Olivet. Kenneth L. Hall and Francis Crutchley also noted with services conducted by Salamone Funeral Home. Edward G. Butler Derek M. Weidner Mrs Bessie M Barnard William C Humm and Miss Fannie F Yinger are also listed with details of parishes, orders, and burial sites across Mount Airy Brunswick Petersville Walkersville and Frederick.
Mrs Madelyn Himes entertained Mr and Mrs Robert C Buckheimer at her home Silver Meadows Farm near Frederick. Mrs Buckheimer is an attorney and member of the House of Delegates from Cecil County. Mr Buckheimer is vice president of Gold Medal Investments Incorporated.
Mrs. Doris Geisbert and Samuel Deterding were named publicity chairman and publicity director for the 1965 Frederick County Cancer Crusade to be held in April. Geisbert, a County Officials Office secretary, active in Urbana Methodist Church, resides in Urbana with her husband and two sons. Deterding, Frederick Cancer Society publicity director, works in the Frederick Post editorial department, a University of Pittsburgh graduate in his third year with crusade publicity.
Dr. Benjamin from Loyola University Medical School outlines space travel survival problems and potential medical breakthroughs. He notes how Earth based medicine may not apply in zero gravity and details breathing without oxygen and lunar exploration.
The Walkersville site will house 28 buildings as 1,200 students arrive, spurring town expansion in apartments, homes, and business growth. Plans include a possible shared sewer system. officials will study feasibility and costs after a county survey is requested.
Testimony concluded by Dr. Louis C. McCabe of Resources Research and Dr. Alexander R. Craw on quarry dust effects. McCabe, citing Fort Detrick weather data, says prevailing winds over six years favor the Zimmermann farm 26.9 percent of the time.
Father De Pauw reports a traditionalist survey on Latin liturgy showing 60 percent violently opposed 20 percent favorable and 20 percent indifferent. The manifesto accuses bishops of being pressured by a small organized minority. Copies sent to U S bishops the central administration and Pope Paul VI.
The Budget Department and Commissioners Office list a series of public meetings across April 7 13 and 14. Topics include hospital Frederick Memorial Civil Defense Reproduction Central Supply Historical Society libraries and education, with various sessions in the Commissioners Office and Winchester Room.
A West German court sentenced former 8.8 Lt Col Albert Rapp to ten life terms for war crimes. The verdict marks one of the severest penalties against a Nazi war criminal in postwar Germany.
An explosion 75 miles north of the 17th parallel hit the U S Embassy in Saigon area, killing several police and embassy staff. Ambassador Maxwell Taylor and President Johnson offered no immediate comment as the attack injured deputy ambassador A Alexis Johnson and damaged the consular section.
Reads district by district with population and percentage changes across Maryland areas. Includes multiple counties and Baltimore City wards, listing totals 393 680 plus 1.57 percent and 360 086 minus 0.71 percent, plus 13.64 percent for another ward set and 340 928 for Montgomery.
Among the sick Mrs. Lewis Peters of near Woodsboro is a surgical patient in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. John A. Cumming observes his 89th birthday Sunday while a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Master Randy Poole and Miss Donna Poole of Dickerson are improving after illness at home. Mr. Robert Day of Dickerson was ill while shopping in Poolesville and taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. Mrs. Sallie Darnell of Dickerson remains in Suburban Hospital Bethesda for a broken hip. Mr. W. K. Matthews of Dickerson remains under observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Earl T. Shreve Sr. of Dickerson is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. Mr. Charles H. Miller of West Seventh Street is at Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center after injuries from a car accident. Mrs. Charles Grimes of Gaithersburg is at Suburban Hospital Bethesda for observation and treatment. Otis Burdette of Dickerson, ill for months, is at Frederick Memorial for further observation and treatment.
In loving memory of our mother and wife Helen Brooks who passed away two years ago today March 30 1963 Two years have gone since God called you home to rest We have missed you every day since But God knew what was best Your loving husband sons and daughters
The Red Cross calls for volunteers at Montevue and local nursing homes. Roles include Motor Corps drivers for transport and canteen reception and clerical help in the Red Cross office. Training provided. time flexible from half day weekly to more. Call 662-5131.
Miss Joan Rice joins Little's Beauty Shop joining staff. Judith Zimmerman announced with Acacia Beauticians. Nancy Moore joins Dean's Village Beauty Salon formerly of Little's. New series opening April 3 1985 and financial offers from Frederick Building Association. Card party and rummage sale notices plus heartfelt condolences for Ivan Stottlemyer.
Official notices announce letters testamentary for Della Mcline and ZelIa E Zimmerman, claims deadlines by Sept 1965, executors William Dixon Norman M Dison and attorney J Vernon Summers. Also Frederick City Planning Commission public hearing April 12 1965 on a subdivision plan for The Flintkote Company property along Sagner Avenue with a 1.25 acre tract and 20 foot alley.
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