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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
5
Obituaries for Mrs Evelyn Wandling Burke of 1201 N Market St and others list deaths in Frederick area. Earl Kline Edmonds 59 Huntly Va and Luther Stottlemyer 69 Hagerstown with service details. Eva M Schuettinger 75 Frederick with funeral and church notes. Burial and visitation details, church affiliations, and survivor lists provided.
Maryland Gun Exchange on U S 40 near Frederick had a broken front door window at 3 06 am. Police say no entry occurred and nothing was stolen while Cpl. Robert E. Snyder led the investigation.
Funeral services for J Aust in Whitehill of Frederick who died Monday were held at the M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home with Rev Ralph M Sharpe of Calvary Methodist Church officiating. Bearers included Palmer Ingram Manuel Weinberg George C Remsberg Dr Sidney Hammond Jr Earl Haines Theodore N Gounaris and Charles V Main. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
John Norton Johnson of Annapolis leads a petition drive to suspend an act and place it on referendum. Maryland law requires 23 080 valid signatures from registered voters with deadlines: 11 540 by June 1 and the remainder by July 1. No more than half may come from Baltimore City or a single county. Local bills need 10 percent of governor votes, split with June and July deadlines.
U S air units and Vietnamese planes attacked three radar sites and a ferry in North Vietnam while firing rockets and bombs. Officials say 26 Americans were killed and more than 100 injured. investigators pursue causes as planes returned safely. Thunderchiefs struck Hon Nieu and Hon Matt radar sites about 130 miles north of the border, dropping over 30 tons of bombs on targets offshore.
Chief of Police Charles V. Main announced a bicycle inspection and registration event at city police headquarters this Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Officials noted 2,821 bicycles have been inspected and registered, with about 3,000 estimated in the city. Bicycles without tags will be removed per town ordinance.
A 55-year-old Frederick County motorist, Charles M Crum, faces a charge of driving an unsafe vehicle after his car struck Hood College students Barbara Giftos and Jane Hood on Jefferson Street May 20. Giftos, seriously injured, underwent surgery and is in satisfactory condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Hood is in good condition in her hometown hospital. The collision occurred when Crum said his brakes failed and his car drove over Giftos.
Hamilton said the City Housing Authority appreciated the NAACP comments and would act to solve problems discussed. He believed the meeting succeeded in making the Authority aware that communication gaps exist and that problems do persist.
The Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association met Wednesday with Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury elected president. Officers include Rev. Ralph H. Miller as first vice president and Herbert L. Rollins as second vice president. The group set committees on public health education and case detection and noted 1965 active TB case count and rising emphysema mortality.
Lodge No 51 on West Seventh Street hosted Oak Grove Club Samaritan Rebekah Lodge 51 1.0.C.F with 27 members and 5 visitors from Oak Grove Rebekah 34. Doris Ramsburg presided. Mrs Jennie Pearson welcomed. Reports from Baltimore Assembly session and appointments noted. Past Noble Grands Birthday party set for May 20 at Odd Fellows Home. meeting tonight with 6:30 pm supper.
Henry O. Lampe, vice president at Birely and Company, will head the firm’s new Virginia office in Arlington opening June 1 in the Common Supper Family Style Wealth Building. Lampe, a 1950s-era public official and lawyer, has long served in finance and government roles and was tied to Annapolis political campaigns. A jury had just been selected for a personal injury trial in circuit court when Morton collapsed at the counsel to.
President Johnson outlines U S goals in the hemisphere promising liberty justice and a better life for all. He praises the OAS for creating an inter national peacekeeping force in the Dominican Republic and urges a broader inter national mechanism to address upheavals while stressing that Dominicans and their neighbors seek an end to street violence a constitutional government and self directed progress with aid from sympathetic neighbors.
Among The Sick Mrs Alfred Haver formerly of Creagerstown is slowly improving at the home of her son CA Hayer Thomasville Pa but still requires a cane to walk.
Miss Hilda Luoma returns to Moneson Pa from a two week stay with sister Mrs Ida Markett and niece Mrs Ralph Smith in Burkittsville. She previously lived in Burkittsville while caring for a brother in Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Donald O Brien recently toured upper New York state and Canada staying at Chateau Frontenac in Quebec. Mrs Donald D Kioseff and son Donald visited her parents Mr and Mrs Louis L Wilson in Sherman Avenue. Mr Kioseff plans to join them for the weekend before returning to Corning N Y. Mrs Kioseff is the former Margaret A Wilson. Mr S R Garrison of Brunswick celebrates his 73rd birthday Friday in Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs Ronald A Lennox of Oakwood Drive were guests of Mr and Mrs Forest E Moser Jr at the annual Shepworth Banquet in Urbana.
Memorial note for James H. Castle dated May 28 1959. Public sale announced for May 29 1965 at 10 00 A M near Downsville on Rt 63 offering antiques household goods farm equipment and vehicles including a Farmall C tractor several cars a pony and more with terms cash and no accidents liability. Auctioneer Easterday Drury Auds Snyder Fockler clerks rights reserved for sale.
Public sale announced due to death and health reasons across Frederick County Maryland and surrounding towns. Multiple auctions list household furniture farm equipment real estate and personal property with varied dates in May 1965. Auctioneers include Trout Wunderlick Hutzell and others with details on locations Walkersville Mt Pleasant Point of Rocks and Waynesboro.
A Job Corps official says much can be learned in months, while local applicants pursue appointments. About 30 boys applied in Maryland, per Mayetta Hershberger of the Maryland Department of Employment Security, but only McKenzie's application has been approved.
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