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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1966
Page
5
Death notices for Dewey T. Wilhide 67 of ag care at home. Maurice G. Koontz 65 Westminster buried Westmins ter Cemetery after services. Evelyn Odell Thomas dies Washington area. Lihue W McThenia 60 near Sykesville dies after surgery. multiple survivors listed. Funeral details at Grove and Myers. services and burial arrangements in Maryland.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Mamie F Kidd who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Interment was at Mt Olivet Cemetery with pallbearers named. Allyn A Gardner of Winfield also funeraled with graveside rites by Washington Lodge 3 AF and AM. Burial followed at Loudoun Park Cemetery in Baltimore.
E Allen of near Sykesville was honored with a funeral yesterday at Waltz Funeral Home in Winfield. Rev Edwin G Reter, former Harmony Grove Methodist pastor, officiated. Bearers included Patrick Cornett H R McQuay Sr Wheeler Nelson John Schannell Jack Hawkins and Herbert Shipley. Burial followed at Providence Cemetery in Gamber.
Among The Sick Mrs. Margaret Birely on West Third Street was admitted to Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Rice on RFD Old Receiver Road entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mr. Alvie C. Nusbaum of RFD 6 Frederick, an employee of the Frederick News-Post, is at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. Mrs. Nellie Shaw of East Church Street is at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment.
The commission discusses a sprinkler system for Montevue and a possible fire escape installation. Grinnel Company may submit bids while Charles Hartman of Frederick Welding evaluates feasibility and costs. Hartman will present estimates to the commissioners for review.
Lawmakers struggle as the Cooper-Hughes measure dies, killing hopes for eight Maryland congressional districts. House members also add a local income tax option for governments with high property taxes. Gov Tawes faces calls for Baltimore City tax relief amid stalled bills and limited session time.
Finan tells students they hold the libraries of the world at Mt Saint Marys and must fit the keys into the right doors. He stresses choosing a career while remaining a gentleman and notes success is not far off as funeral services for George Finan are announced.
Judge Digges denied the change of venue request for the Samuel Veney case, ruling no basis to move it from Frederick. He noted publicity could prompt closer jury questioning but said none of the current jurors should serve, and he found no local reporting that would prejudice a fair trial.
Volunteers gather for a countywide building fund campaign to expand and modernize the hospital. A six payment pledge plan over three tax years will fund the effort, with chairmen and division commanders named for Frederick City and surrounding communities. The public drive opens with a Monday meeting at the Peter Pan Inn.
The article argues for maintaining sanity amid rapid change and suggests students consider specialized graduate study for advanced education. Finan notes the era of specialization makes graduate training valuable for focused career paths.
A Frederick motorist, William M. Keffer, 33 of Taney Avenue, was charged with three motor vehicle violations after his car overturned around 12:50 a.m. near North Market Street and West Seventh Street as he failed to negotiate a left turn. The incident occurred on West Seventh Street and North Market Street in Frederick.
Public hearings on appropriations for the 1966 fiscal year begin April 4 with sessions for Probation Juvenile Court Health and more at various county offices. Additional hearings follow April 6 11 12 13 18 25 26 27 covering boards departments and agencies including education welfare libraries and state programs.
Local auction and sale notices spill from New Market to Frederick and Urbana. Items include bedroom furniture, appliances, diamonds, and tools with dates in April 1966. Public hearings on zoning in New Market are announced, plus community events, church suppers, and service ads.
A 1962 sedan flipped onto its roof after hitting a guy wire at the curb. Damage valued at 700 dollars. Keffer faced charges of reckless driving and license restrictions. Pvt. Donald L. Travis investigated. Ambulance call noted at 11 52 a m for routine transport from Lincoln Apartments to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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