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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1961
Page
4
A sermon style reflection argues Good Friday highlights a Christian duty to rededicate to universal love and constitutional government. It praises America's 200 years of religious ideals, warns against materialism, and urges purging false gods and foreign ideologies to sustain national progress.
A collage of snippets from 50 years ago includes union predic tions toward one denomination by Baltimore and Maryland churches, a snow event near Hamburg, repairs on Carroll Creek bridge, Ezra Hoffman expanding services, Kelly Harris injury in a game with the Orioles, a sewage seekage solution near the reservoir, a Kemp farm hole found, and local business shifts at P A Hasn and Co and Ox Fiber Co.
Report recalls an incident from two decades ago near Frederick Junction where five year old JGAN Gaver, son of Mr and Mrs John H Gaver of Boyds, sustained serious injuries after falling from a moving car at a rear door while the vehicle traveled about two miles south of the junction.
Deaths include Rev Thomas G Devereaux C M of St Vincent s Church German town Pa died at St Joseph s Villa Darby Pa after a lingering illness aged 86 Surviving siblings listed Funeral mass held at St Vincent s Church and burial at New Cathedral Cemetery also noted are Alfred V Harrison 66 of Baltimore and former Carroll County resident C M Waltz funeral director Mrs Ruth Hagan Harris 71 of Frederick died at Washington County Hospital widow of Charles Kelly Harris linked to Lennox Hill Settlement House and YMCA work in Frederick and Hagerstown James Marvin Hammock 72 of Stephens City VA obituary details from Riverton to Takoma Park and Norfolk Western Railroad employee plus other local notices inconclusive to a single person
Diane Stitely daughter of Kenneth W and Geraldine Kauffman Stitely Walkersville died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She is survived by her parents a brother and sister and maternal grandparents. Funeral Sunday at 3 PM Barton home Walkersville interment Glade Cemetery no viewing.
Funeral services for Mrs Wik lilam T Fogle aged 71 who died from injuries in a twear collision last week will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at the funeral home on East Church Street with interment at Frederick Memorial Park. Survived by daughter Mrs Pearl Newton Bartonsville and stepdaughter Mrs Harry Beans Rocky Springs, plus a brother and two sisters and several grandchildren great grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
A list of collateral forfeitures from a Magistrate's Court tor ing session includes individuals such as Robert T. Martin of Unionville cited by Trooper C R Twigg for failing to drive in the designated lane on U S 40 near Sycamore Flat, with a $10 forfeiture. Maurice F Orris of Frederick for following too closely on GS 40 West, $10. Darryl L Siup of Frederick for exceeding 50 mph on U S 15 south of Lewistown, $10. Donald H Dailey of Mi Airy cited by Trooper Neil W Alexander for operating a motor vehicle without a permit, $10. John R Long Jr of Frederick cited by Trooper Jackie Forsythe for exceeding 50 mph on US 15 south, $10. Carl E Garver of Union Bridge cited by Trooper E W Reith Jr for failing to stop at a stop sign on U S 40 and Rt 75, $5. Edgar Lynn Nicodemus of New Windsor cited by Corporal William A Mutchner for starting from a parked position when unsafe, $3. Robert L White of Doubs for reckless driving on North Market Street, $15. James M White cited by Officer Nathan A Dorsey for failing to yield to pedestrians on West Patrick Street.
The E U B Youth Fellowship in Waikile met on March 19 with Dar lene Schildt presiding in the president’s absence. The opening hymn was sung as the meeting commenced.
A handwritten style Easter meditation honors rebirth with quotes from poets and scripture. It notes church youth activities including evangelists discussion, Easter candy sales success, and plans for a Self-Denial drive led by Darlene Schildt, Linda Soper, Jeanie Keitels, and Charles Soper. Paris city council grants tax relief for movie houses for recent months.
Fort Detrick officials urge complete canvass of employees to contribute to the Public Information Office. Highlights include three cash suggestion awards, seven promotions to Private First Class, bake sale by NCO Ladies Club, a genetics lecture invitation, homemakers club plans, a tea party sponsored by Dr. Phillips, a correction noting Ralph Kuehne, welcome notes for new personnel, and several weekend notices including moves and local happenings around the post.
Side Glances reviews four months of activity with mentions of Lieuten ant Colonel William W Dorrell and other officers, travel plans to France Germany and the UK, Easter services, local lectures, personnel shifts, and an immigration study update from London noting expected arrivals reaching 100000 by year’s end.
The column records various Frederick County social happenings including Alpha firm demonstrations on cement machinery at Lime Kiln with Mrs Donnie and Lozell Sunday. It notes Ray Whipp’s chin injury from a tree fall at Frederick Memorial Hospital, and updates from Buckestown Homemakers Club Hood College meeting. Also mentions visits by Myrtle Clevenger and John Anderson family in Brunswick and Mountaindate.
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