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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1966

Page

5

Deaths in Frederick area linked to nursing, Legion service

Miss Georgetta Bartholow 69 of Buckeystown died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A nurse for 48 years in Baltimore and Washington, she was educated at Church Home Infirmary and survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday 10:30 at All Saints Episcopal Church St Pauls Chapel. Interment Marvin Chapel Cemetery. Lacey H McGaha 69 of Brunswick died at home. Survives include daughter Ellen Virginia West and siblings. Funeral Monday 11 at Bethel Lutheran Church with burial in Hillsboro Cemetery. Charles E Kinna 68 of Frederick died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Former custodian for Grace Reformed United Church of Christ and longtime driver for United Fire Co. Survived by wife Minnie Z Zimmerman Kinna and other relatives. Funeral Wednesday 2 at the family funeral home with interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Bartholow Georgetta Barthollow Robert L. Harper Buckeystown Frederick Memorial Hospital Miss Bartholow Bartholows John Banks Mary G. Gambrills Bartholow B. O. Thomas Mildred J. Barthelow Miss Barthelow Church Home Infirmary Baltimore Washington All Saints Episcopal Church St. Paul’s Chapel Arnold Ross Marvin Chapel M. R Lacey H. McGaha Lacey Homer McGaha Brunswick Amy Ellen McGaha Joe McGaha Steadman - Keenan Post American Legion Ellen Virginia West Gerrude Heffner Henry L. McGaha Smee Ralph Miller Bethel Lutheran Church Hillsboro Cemetery Hillsboro Charles E. Kinna Charles FE. Kinna Minnie Z. Zimmerman Kinna East Second Street St. Mark’s James Edward Minnie G. Sulcer Kinna Grace Reformed United Church of Christ United Fire Company Eveready Company Price Electric Company Harry D. Kinna Frederick Hubert A. Harp Sr Hubert A. Harp Jr E. Church St Joseph H. Clem Grace Reformed Church Raymond E. Wilhelm Mount Olivet Cemetery M. R. Etchison and Son

Romney Fire Threatens Nitrate Stockpile in West Virginia

A Sunday blaze in Romney West Virginia destroyed three industrial buildings and risked igniting a nitrate fertilizer stockpile. About 150 firefighters from the eastern panhandle and Maryland battled the flames for over three hours, saving a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad warehouse. Four firefighters were burned or suffered smoke inhalation. one hospitalized in good condition. The fire began in an apple packing shed near 12:30 pm and was controlled by 3 pm.

Romney W. Va Panhandle Maryland Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Man says police ran over toe after jaywalking ticket

Richard R. Geyerman, 27, of Omaha, claims police ticketed him for jaywalking on a downtown Minneapolis street and ran over his left big toe as they drove away. He was treated at a hospital and released.

Minneapolis, Minn Richard R. Geyerman Omaha Neb Geyerman

Funerals For Loy Pearl Rowe And Others Inarea

Funeral services were held for Charles Adam Loy 79 of Leesburg at Muse and Reed Chapel with interment at Furnace Mountain Church cemetery. Dr John Rhea officiated. pallbearers included Bruce Coughlin Raymond Barnhouse and others. Loy survived by Nellie Mae Loy a son Claude F Loy and a daughter Marie Carlisle. Also noted Pearl Rowe in Martinsburg and Elmer Rowe of Myersville with full military honors from Fort Detrick. Homes listed Bittle and Molesworth handled rites.

Charles Adam Loy Leesburg Muse Reed Chapel Furnace Mountain Church John Rhea Bruce Coughlin Raymond Barnhouse Everett Athey Roy Fry Robert Carter James Conrad Loy Lucketts Faith Chapel Presbyterian Church Adam Mason Loy Mary E. Fry Love Nellie ‘Mae Loy Claude F. Loy Marie Carlisle Frederick Elmer J. Rowe Myersville Pleasant Walk

Sick Detective Lieut Ellis Carty Hospitalized

Among the sick report Lieut Ellis G Carty of the Frederick City Police entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery today Chester A Miller of Dill Avenue entered Newton Baker Veteran's Hospital on May 18 for observation and treatment Mrs Thirza Pellingall of Frederick is a patient at Western Maryland Hospital in Hagerstown Miss Ernestine Pettingall of Frederick is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Ellis G. Carty Frederick City

Mrs Ray relocates to Warfield home on Wilson Place

Mrs. William S. Ray of East Church Street has moved to the residence of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs William S Warfield at Wilson Place.

William S. Ray East Church Street William S. Warfield Wilson Place

Emmy Awards Highlight TV’s Van Dyke and Cosby Wins

Hollywood AP The expiring Dick Van Dyke Show led with four Emmys as Barbra Stanwyck cried onstage. NBC’s Cosby praised guts to star him while Mary Tyler Moore and Van Dyke shared honors. Awards were presented from Hollywood and New York, with the Van Dyke show tying Chrysler Theater for most Emmys at four.

Hollywood Dick van Dyke Bill Cosby NBC Barbara Stanwyck Paul Davis Alice Pearce Gladys New York David Lowe KKK Invisible Empire Harriet van Horne van Dyke Chrysler Theater Bob Hope Mary Tyler Moore Carl Reiner Bull Persky Sam Denoff Sheldon Leonard Miss Moore

Injured 18 Year Old Receives Diploma In Absentia

Gary Lee Kasbec, 18, from Conneaut Lake was awarded his diploma in absentia at Conneaut Lake High School as the Class of 1966. He died later from injuries suffered when his motorbike collided with a truck Friday at a Meadville hospital.

Meadville, Pa Gary Lee Kasbec Conneaut Lake High School Pennsylvania Conneaut Lake

Thirteen-Year-Old Charged In Death Dare Killing

London police charged a 13 year old with murder in the death of eight year old Ian Lewis. Detectives say the boys took part in a dangerous death dare game called the chicken run on the River Thames foreshore. Ian’s body was found bound hand and foot, believed drowned as the tide rose.

London Lithe Lan Lewis River Thames Thames Ian

Emmy Awards Highlight Emotions and Wins Across Networks

NBC led with 20 Emmys followed by CBS with 14 and ABC with 9. Vanishing memories and tears marked Miss Stanwyck as she thanked the audience for her second Emmy, while Don Knotts expressed disbelief at winning a fourth for The Return of Barney Fife. Cliff Robertson celebrated his win for The Game on Chrysler Theatre.

NBC CBS ABC Miss Stanwyck Barbara Parkins Old West

Snow and cold hit Montana as May snowflakes fall

A late May snowstorm chilled Montana with Bozeman’s 35 degree reading after a high of 35. Butte reached 64 on Saturday before snow Sunday morning. Snow also reported in Livingston and Lewistown amid frost warnings in Idaho and Montana. scattered frost expected Sunday night. Nearby states saw warmth with 90s in central South Dakota and Oklahoma Texas plains, while Oregon Idaho and Washington reported scattered snow.

Associated Press Montana South Dakota Plains Rockies Bozeman Butte Mont Spokane Wash Sheridan Wio Livingston Lewistown Mort

Lions Barbecue At Woodsboro Sells Out

The Glade Valley Lions Club sold out 1044 dinners Sunday at the Woodsboro Fire Hall from 11 30 a m to 5 p m. About 550 chickens and 100 gallons of iced tea were used. Profit of 600 to 700 will fund the Lions sight conservation campaign.

Glade Valley Lions Club Woodsboro Lawrence A. Dorsey Ray Short Walter Zimmerman Lions Sight Dorsey

Driver (Continued From Page One) Leads to Charges

Pfe. Schreyer and Pvt. Richard E. Lewis charged Lee with leaving the scene of a property damage accident and failure to drive to the right of center after a collision damaged a parked 1960s sedan worth $300 and caused $600 in damage.

Pfe. Schreyer Pvt Richard E. Lewis Lee

Flag Raises and Wreath Laying Memorial Service

Memorial Day activities include a new flag raising, a wreath laying ceremony at the grave, a gun salute and taps. Post No. II and the Sons of the Legion will place flags on veterans graves as part of the services.

Post No. II Sons of the Legion

Banquet Planned for Western Maryland Wholesalers Event

About 350 employees from Western Maryland Wholesale Company and Shepworth Food Stores attend the sixth annual banquet at Peter Pan Inn. The 7 p.m. event gathers retail grocers, distributors, manufacturers, and salesmen from a tri state area with guests including Harold Smith of Washington and Franklin Shank of Hagerstown. A New York area floor show features Jimmy Grosso and three other acts with corsages, prizes, dinner music, and Dolphin Cocktail Lounge access starting at 6 p.m.

Western Maryland Wholesale Company Shepworth Food Peter Pan Inn Tri-State Hugh Bill Simms Western Maryland Wholesale Harold Smith Washington United States Wholesale Grocers Association Franklin Shank Hagerstown Maryland Joseph Manning Baltimore Cook and Rose New York Jimmy Grosso Dolphin

State Drivers Face Strict Holiday Rules

Maryland officials consider reimposing strict holiday driving rules this summer. Attorney General Finan plans to ask Governor Tawes to require drivers convicted of moving violations to appear in person before state motor vehicle officials to defend license retention. Automatic license suspension or revocation would follow for those who do not appear, based on past driving records, with enforcement centered on Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day weekends.

Annapolis Maryland Atty Thomas B Finan Tawes Department of Motor Vehicles Finan John Jewell

Treasury asks Congress to raise debt ceiling to 332 billion

The Treasury Department urged Congress to lift the temporary debt ceiling to 332 billion for the coming fiscal year starting July 1. The 328 billion limit would fall to 285 billion if Congress does not act, and lawmakers have historically granted increases though not always with requested flexibility.

Washington Treasury Department Congress

Johnson Returns to Washington After Camp David Visit

President Johnson flew to Washington by helicopter from Camp David in Maryland after a weekend at the presidential retreat in the Catoctin Mountains.

LBJ D.C. Thurmont Johnson Washington Camp David Catoctin Mountains

Bethel Evangelical Church Golden Age Party Honors Members

Some 75 persons attended a recent Golden Age Party honoring senior members and friends of Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church. Guests of honor included Mrs Charles Rice and several Stull, Angleberger, and Wachter family members. The Rev. Blackwelder led, Mrs Wachter hosted, with a musical program by local performers. A separate notice announces Dorothy L. Duncan seeking a Class B on Sale Beer and Wine license for Metropolitan Tavern in Brunswick, Md with a public hearing on June 13, 1966.

Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church Charles 4. Rice Edward Smith Raymond Stup Foster Angleberger Daisy Angberger Charles Hoffman Charles C. T. Stull Chester Stull Walter Clem Leslie Stull Grafton Tyler Charles Palmer Leslie Wachter Merkle Moore Luther Powell Sidney Angleberger Luther Geasey David G. Blackwelder James Wachter Dorothy L. Duncan Fred W. Duncan Metropolitan Tavern East Potomac St Brunswick East Potomac Street Marsland Louis V. Myers JR Frederick County

North Frederick Pupils Tour News-Post Plant Today

Third grade students from Nath Frederick Elementary School visit the News-Post plant guided by teacher Miss Ann Napoli and assisted by several parents and teachers. Students include Diane Boyer Joey Baker Terry Baumgardner Bernard Esworthy Randy Flehr Jeff Harbaugh and many others.

North Frederick Annn Napoli Nath Frederick Elementary News - Post Today Diane Boyer Joey Baker Terry Baumgardner Bernard Esworthy Randy Flehr Jeff Harbaugh Howard Kelly John Kreitz Richard Lochner Bruce McSorley Buff Procter Kevin Quigley Ross Ruckel Marvin Smith Greg Anascavage Richard Hines Rhonda Baker Karen Carmack Karen Eigen

Local ads and notices from Glade Valley area

Local business notices list beef for sale by quarter half or whole at 50c lb from R D Hemp and Sons with contact numbers. Nearby Glade Valley Milling Co. will close Memorial Day for Walkersville and Woodsboro plants. Moser's Lime Plant offers ground burnt lime at 12.00 per ton delivered and spread. Iris plants for sale from Gene and Gerry's Iris Garden on Hamburg Road with visitors welcome in Yellow Springs.

R. D. Hemp & Sons Glade Valley Milling Co Walkersville Woodsboro MOSER Gene & Gerry Hamburg Rd Yellow Springs

Public Sale at Neal's Garage in Frederick Maryland

Notice of public auction to settle storage and repair charges for Neal's Garage at 708 East Street Frederick on May 23 1966 at 11:00 A.M. Items include a 1958 Plymouth 2 door sedan owned by Lee Smith Walkersville with cash terms and immediate removal. Auctioneers Ponton and Steely announce weekly community sales and a warehouse selling new and used furniture daily.

Maryland Neal East Street Frederick Lee Smith Walkersville Ponton W. 5Th St Pho

Community Classifieds and Local Listings Ad Mix

A collage of local ads lists farm plant sales at ERNEST RICKERDS on Monroe Ave and HUFFER'S STORE near Broad Run with auction details. service ads cover paving, septic cleaning, floor coverings, window shades, and furniture. Job openings at Town & Country Restaurant and Snow White Grill seek cooks, waitstaff, and couriers. Community notices include Democratic Central Committee meeting and travel agency rates.

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Charles A. Loy Charles C. Pearl Genevieve Piper Pearl Veterans Administration Center Martinsburg West Virginia E. Church ‘St Carroll L. Boyer Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Henry D. Lakin, Sr Maurice Lee Dade Warren Fry Norman W. Himes L. D. Keller G. H. Keller Lutheran ' S Jefferson M. R. Etchison & Son Harry A. Hawk Woodbine Waltz Winfield Donald Hoffman Bethesda Methodist Church Taylorsville Cemetery Wallace Pickett George Baumgardner Howard Thomas Glenn Thomas Fred Sweitzer Edward Carter Nora M. Musgrove Lewisdale Molesworth Damascus Richard C Johnson Browningsville Harold, Robey Royce William Watkins Marshall Edward Beall Montgomery Methodist Cemetery Clagettsville James M. Dudrear James Monroe Dudrear Libertytown Hartzler Albert Lane Mary L. Miller Mary Lenora Miller Knoxville Knoxville Lutheran Church John Barnes Roy Runkles Lawrence Kaetzel Charles Lapold William Hemp William Rudy Raymond Stevens da Nang Tinh Hoi Pagoda Lions Barbecue Bethel Evangelical Church Laura Powell Norman Dutrow Donald Stone Ricky Eddie Stup Sally Stull Robert Saylor Dean Auhol Houga Long Paul R. Kolb Woodsboro American Legion Alcoholics Anonymous Box Frederick, MD Rodger’s N. Market St United Civic Park Shookstown Blue Grass Travelers N. Market ST. Call MO Ernest Rickerds Monroe Ave Huffer Broad Run Rt. 383 Old Broad Run Mildred I. Huffer Emmett R. Bowlus Horace M. Alexander Renry Nelson Tucker New Market District Democratic Central Committee Ruby Hahn Mr. Jefferies West Patrick St Walkersville Fire Company Merhle Weil Brothers U.S.A Bentz St Patrick Frederick Junk Company Chapel Alley 4Th St Dial MO Treeland Nurseries Inc Rt. 40 Discount Furniture Mart West 7Th St Motter Ave Woodrow Bill) Anderson Dickey Bird Ecker North Market St T. E. Crummitt Johnny's Market Airline Steamship Boyer Travel Agency S. Market St Snow White Grill Blue Cross Patrick St Routzahn South Market St
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