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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1965
Page
5
Obituaries detail the deaths of Thomas Douglas I Thomas 56 of Big Cove Tannery Pa and Madeline Wivell 72 of Emmitsburg Md. Other notices include Clinton Summers 72 of Richmond Ind Frederick L Bunte 36 Middletown Md Roy Luckett Wiles 84 Smithsburg Md Ina Main 69 Mount Airy Md Martin J Reilly 76 Myersville Md. Funeral details, survivors, and burial arrangements are listed for each, with churches and funeral homes named.
Miss Mary Ellen Creed daughter of Mr and Mrs Allan M Creed of RFD 5 Frederick will graduate with a BA in English at Wilson College Commencement on Sunday June 6 She has been named to the Dean's List and served on the yearbook staff is exchange editor of the student newspaper and a feature writer on the reporting staff.
The Frederick County chapter of Young Americans For Freedom schedules an organizational meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Staley Park Field House. Temporary chairwoman Sandra Bergeron will lead a program featuring the film The True Revolution. Officers include Mark Stonebraker vice chair, Josie Clark secretary, Sallie Phillips treasurer, and Gerry Schipper membership chair. The group, a bi partisan conservative club, aims to educate on major political issues and invites residents under 40 for membership. a charter from National Young Americans For Freedom in Washington, D C has been approved.
Funeral notices from Frederick area list services for Irving T Cecil Miss H Catherine Phleeger Fred M Straley Jesse B Smith Elden E Buhrman Mrs Katie O Moser and Herbert E Ecker. Each service featured ministers bearers and church or cemetery details with Masonic rites and local burial sites.
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission approved a 50 cent monthly rise in refuse collection and sewer charges for Montgomery County residents to cover a 1.5 million deficit. Annual rates increase to 42 dollars for single family homes and 36 dollars for semidetached homes, effective July 1.
The OAS brokered an informal cease-fire in Santo Domingo amid a military stalemate between rebels and the junta. U.S. troops block lines while negotiators push for a government excluding Communists and extremists, led by Guzman with exclusions for top rebel and junta leaders.
County Commissioner Lawrence Dorsey and Hood College French majors aided three French girls in communicating during a charity event at the college. Goats in a field delighted the visitors as Starkey photographed the outing. Chicken dinners served to 978 people with many carryouts. Club profits about 700 went to charity.
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski arrived in Poland from Rome and urged Pope Paul VI to visit Poland next year for the 1000th anniversary of Christianity. The primate did not say if the Pope would visit, and the Polish government had not indicated approval.
Sensenbaugh said public schools will grow as population rises, predicting 835,000 Maryland pupils by 1970, up about 135,000. The increase would require more facilities and 6,750 professional staff, discussed at a Maryland 1970 conference sponsored by the Republican advisory group.
Mrs Leonard Zimmerman was chosen president of the Beth Sholom Synagogue Sisterhood in annual elections. Elected to serve with her were Mrs Louis Edelman as vice president Mrs Sanford Blum recording secretary Mrs Sheldon Moroy corresponding secretary Mrs Ernest Nasher treasurer and Mrs Seymour Stern and Mrs Leonard Spero as directors. The retiring president is Mrs Alex Passen.
Sir Geoffrey de Havilland, pioneer aviator and founder of a famed aviation line, died Friday after falling ill prior to leaving for his office. The cause of death was not disclosed. His name became linked with historic aircraft from the 1915 DH-1 to the De Havilland Comet jet airliner.
Colonial Heights Virginia AP report notes David B. Jodney Jr. ranked No. 2 in his high school graduating class despite being No. 1 nationwide in merit scholarship exams with 163 of 175. senior honors praised by 17 year old Jean Louise Werner who cites high grades and consistent A averages.
Washington AP Sen Joseph D Tydings Md says Congress should have clear proof that the Ku Klux Klan has terrorized people before acting on Klan legislation He backs Supreme Court one man one vote reapportionment and calls for federal control of mail order gun sales to keep firearms from hoodlums felons drug addicts and mental patients.
London report details a seven foot long self service car by John West. The prototype features a sealed for life engine, a fiberglass body, impregnated color, and a five seat arrangement rated at 65 miles per gallon. Owners can replace the engine in 10 to 15 minutes using a DIY kit.
Funeral services for John L. O Hara of Jefferson who died Friday from burns suffered earlier in the month will be held Tuesday at 11 a m at Etchison Funeral Home on East Church Street. Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Gardens north of Frederick.
Among The Sick Mrs. Kenneth H. Willard of Walkersville has returned home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Grayson L. Rippeon of RFD G Frederick recently underwent surgery at Newton D Baker Hospital Martinsburg Va with a satisfactory condition. Eleanor Shankle of East Seventh Street is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Calvert Horseman Sr. RFD 2 Middletown is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
Mrs George P Swank and Mrs Sherman Bowers depart by plane for Detroit to visit Mr and Mrs Arthur Fox at Grosse Ile and attend a Metropolitan Opera performance. They will return June 3 with the Foxes for Susan Fox's Hood College graduation. Mrs Elizabeth Heffner celebrated her 85th birthday at the home of her son-in-law and daughter.
A collage of brief listings covers a variety of local notices and ads. Items include plant listings for tomatoes cabbage and spring onions, billiards equipment, holiday office closures, a public sale with dairy herd and farm goods, a shop fire prompting temporary service disruption, a Memorial Weekend excursion to New York City, a meat market notice, and a Frederick Junk Company disposal request.
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