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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
5
Obituary notices report the deaths of Prudence Colliflower of Smithsburg and Margery Kemp of Bethesda, with service details in Seventh Day Adventist Church Smithsburg and Mt Olivet Frederick. Also noted are deaths of Herbert Ecker Union Bridge, Harold Karlinskey Rockville, and Elmer Belt Mount Airy with burial plans and family survivors.
Funeral services are listed for Irving T. Cecil in Frederick with burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Arthur Stern of Braddock Heights had services held yesterday at Robert E. Dailey and Son. bearers named and burial at Mount Olivet. Leroy Staub of Rocky Ridge had services at Creager Funeral Home with burial at Rocky Ridge Church of Brethren Cemetery. Harold Karlinsky of Baltimore died after a heart attack. services held at Sol Levinson with memorial week announced at 253 Rollins Avenue. Bearers and clergy listed. multiple family members named.
Jesse B. Smith 79 of East Patrick Street died yesterday at an area hospital. He was a retired salesman husband of Fannie Smith and father of King W. Smith and Edward H. Smith. He leaves a sister and a brother and three grandchildren. Calling hours today after 7 p.m. at Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home Damacus with services Sunday at 2 p.m. Burial in Mountain View Cemetery Purdum.
Johnson criticizes Gov. Tawes plan to transfer 50 inmates to a hospital building amid reduced patient numbers and limited nearby police. He alleges rising risk from the reformatory with 15 miles to police and 99 miles to state protection, calls out local lawmakers for backing the transfer, and notes petitions for a referendum will be ready Friday.
The city plans a $1.2 to $1.5 million General Purpose and Revenue bond issue to fund three street projects, Wisner Street improvements, East Eighth Street extension, and a $250,000 storm drainage system. Federal aid would cover about half of each project, while the city stresses strong financial health with a 2 percent existing bonded debt and ample borrowing margin.
Among the sick, Mr. M. Thomas Stup of Walkersville is listed in critical condition at Washington Hospital Center in Washington D C. William Beachley of Brownsville is in satisfactory condition at Newton D Baker Hospital Martinsburg W V and is the son of Mr. and Mrs G Dewey Beachley. Mrs Bertie Ruble of Fairview Avenue has returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore where she underwent eye surgery and is convalescing at home. Glenn H Summers of Rt 7 Frederick is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Edward Hedges of Walkersville returned to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore on Thursday for further observation. Mr Ashby Webber of Knoxville is in Washington County Hospital Hagerstown for observation and treatment.
Retiring rector of Frederick County School System Mrs.so-and-so will end a tenure as state director tonight. Richard Hall will replace George Menke as vice president. Eleanor Weagly will become secretary, Tritt becomes treasurer, and Thomas Goedeke joins the board alongside George Myers and Irvin R. Brose. Montgomery County leaders are panel chairs with state authorities. Herbert E. Armstrong of the Baltimore Orioles speaks on The Business of Baseball. Frederick bands provide musical entertainment.
John H. Noble, born in Detroit, will speak at People's Baptist Church at 7 30 p.m. according to Pastor Francis Phillips. Noble was captured by Germans in World War II and arrested by Soviets in 1945, then sent to an Arctic slave labor camp for nine and a half years. He recounts his experience with communism in Russia. The public is invited. no admission charge and offerings will be received.
Nerine Ward also known as Miss Nerine, 79, was honored at Wesley Grove Methodist Church in Woodfield for more than 40 years of service as sexton. The Montgomery County resident, born in Kings Valley, received a gold key lapel pin and gifts at a ceremony led by Rev. Ralph D. Posey.
Frederick County resident Harry Rhoderick seeks the Outstanding Young Republican award at the Young Republican State Convention in Annapolis. He faces Don Kendall of Montgomery County and a Montgomery-backed nominee. Frederick attendees include John Crawford on Credentials and Rhoderick on Rules. Newton I. Steers will deliver the keynote speech.
A 43 year old Wamsville man William Lester Timpson was found guilty of carnally knowing his 13 year old daughter in circuit court Judge Robert E Clapp Jr postponed sentencing for background investigation and Timpson was freed on bond. In a separate matter James Junior Snowden was held in contempt for failing to pay court ordered child support receiving a 60 day jail term suspended and ordered to pay 30 per week plus 695 in arrears to the child and county welfare.
The city budget funds purchasing an unimproved right of way for an alley beside a home. The parks committee rejection of a fence around a small Culler Avenue park was noted as not cost justified. A two inch water connection was approved for Trinity Methodist Church at Kline Boulevard and West Patrick Street. A 380 foot sewer extension on East Ninth Street to serve a Crown Oil and Wax Co service station was approved if a $2300 firm contribution is provided. A fire siren for East and East Church Streets was approved. Ordinances to ban parking on Prospect Boulevard near South Jefferson Street were ordered. Chief Main announced the annual taxi inspection May 26 and a Maryland-Police Chiefs Association conference May 25.
Samuel White marked his 104th birthday by attending a screening of My Fair Lady. It was the eighth time he had watched the film. The item also notes there are 125 savings banks in New York state.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 53 pints during its first Woodsboro visit at the fire hall. Frederick County Blood Program chairman James A. Grove expressed disappointment as 63 people donated. Women in the Woodsboro area assisted Red Cross workers. the next blood mobile stop is June 2 at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick from 1 to 5 30 p.m.
The Frederick Jaycees hold their annual banquet Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Officers' Club Fort Detrick to honor retiring president Merhle Duvall and install new officers. The Jaycee Wives will also install their officers. Special guest Thomas Turner of Crescent City, newly elected international Jaycee vice president and state vice president, will attend.
In the matter of Elizabeth Buesing Mill sale the court will consider the Report of Sales of Real Estate on June fifth 1965 after publication for three weeks in Frederick County newspapers. The report lists sales total of 73500 05 dollars and final ratification is contingent on no contrary cause. Ellis C Wachter Clerk.
Mr and Mrs Harry Smith of East South Street will mark their 50th wedding anniversary this Saturday at home. The couple have three children, seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Correction: Mrs Joseph Eugene Gruden of RFD 6 Frederick is a surgical patient in Bethesda Naval Hospital. her name was previously listed as Grugen.
Frederick city tax notices warn of interest on unpaid 1964 65 bills while a flood of local ads promote sales auctions farms and events. Readers see tax reminders alongside dances sales stables pasture rides kitchenware and church bake sales with many interest events scheduled through May and June in Frederick and surrounding towns.
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