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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1966
Page
5
Multiple obituaries from the Frederick Church of the Brethren community note the deaths of Mrs Sallie Jane Grove and Melvin Russell Burdette Sr in Shooksown and Gaithersburg area. Services scheduled at Church of the Brethren and local churches with burial plans at Olivet and nearby cemeteries. Surviving children, grandchildren, and other relatives are listed. callers invited to funeral homes for arrangements and viewings.
A national supermarket spokesman said price cuts hinge on reducing store services amid a growing housewives revolt. Portland women urged shorter hours and fewer promotions, while Safeway Arizona cut a “bonus bingo” program. Analysts warned profit cuts could harm stores. governors and lawmakers weighed consumer impact and inflation.
Town near New Windsor resident George R. Dinterman leaves 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. He is survived by two brothers Alva and Clarence Dinterman of Walkersville. Friends may call Union Bridge Funeral Home. Service at Meadow Branch Church near Westminster Friday at 1 p.m. with Rev. Dale Hylton. Burial in Mount Hope Cemetery Woodsboro.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Hazel Elizabeth Mullendore widow of David Mullendore at Evangelical Lutheran Church with burial in Lutheran Cemetery Middletown. Pallbearers included Milburn Ahalt Charles Ahalt and others. Florence Trayer Class and WCTU attended. Burial by M R Etchison and Son. Also, funeral services for Mrs Fay U Webster of Baltimore were conducted at Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus with pallbearers Vincent Day Sterling Day Wayne Norwood Calvin Murray Robert Darby William Darby and burial at Providence Methodist Cemetery Kemptown.
Mr and Mrs Norman J Kemer of Pilltsureh Pennsylvania recently spent a few days at Mark's Manor near Frederick.
The trial heard the widow seek damages equal to what she would have received from her husband’s lifetime and the infant son’s share for support until age 21. The estate requests only burial expenses. Wyatt’s lawyer argued alcohol played no role by Hamilton, who died in the crash on U S 40 after a Billie Moxley Road maneuver. The courtroom saw the widow weep as testimony described the collision, with the Mercers of the deceased youth present. Wyatt’s attorney said he cannot recall events prior to the accident and that he stopped for gas about 10 miles away. Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. presided with a 14-member jury. All presidents before Martin Van Buren were born under British rule.
President Johnson mingled with a 65 year old Korean farmer Choi in Suwon and gave him a rare helicopter ride around the village. The elder declined a trip to America saying he cannot go today. Johnson had come to inspect a village farm reform program aided by the United States and to present a television set for Anyong.
The Administrative Office of Education notes several groups already exceeding quotas for the United Appeal. Community College Architects Accountants and local banks report additional contributions. Bush praises civic effort while urging continued participation over the next two weeks to ensure a successful drive for the 14 agencies.
Attorney J Vernon Summers suspects the Smiths own land in Thurmont district but cannot confirm if the disputed property is the game land. He notes the deed may mix the mountain property with the Graceham farm deed. Arlie T Smith voices concern over others cutting logs and selling timber on his land without permission.
In Baltimore, Travelers Insurance Co. filed with the State Insurance Department for a 15 percent increase in automobile insurance rates. The request follows a January ruling by Commissioner Francis B. Burch to include investment income in profit calculations. A hearing is scheduled for Friday. past requests for 13.2 percent were rejected in April and September.
In St Petersburg Florida Pinellas County prosecutor Alan R Williams says no statute bans toplessness and he will not prosecute disorderly conduct charges against three topless girls seen at a supper club.
Mrs Anna Ford of Rockwell Terrace returns from visiting her son in law Lt Col David S Humphries at Fort Dix New Jersey. Colonel Humphries is orthopedic chief at Watson Hospital Fort Dix. Wayne L Ramsburg of Hagerstown announces birth of daughter Karen Michelle October 28 at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. Ramsburg is son of Roger C Ramsburg and Mrs Ramsburg of Hagerstown. Mrs Mary Frye and Mrs Auralie Creamer of Pt of Rocks, Mr Leonard Joy of Knoxville and Mrs Evelyn Wiles of Charles Town West Virginia recently returned from a trip to New Jersey visiting S Sgt William Cole who was wounded in Viet Nam.
A North Carolina pilot and a 13 year old from Alabama plan a Memphis visit with the Memphis Belle bomber. Robert K. Morgan will fly to Birmingham to pick up David Fitts for the Liberty Bowl trip and Belle restoration efforts, as fans push for the plane’s preservation.
The Washington Evening Star endorsed Spiro T. Agnew for Maryland governor, praising the Republican as the intelligent choice over Democratic nominee George P. Mahoney and independent Hyman A. Pressman. It criticized Mahoney’s housing stance and warned votes for Pressman could tilt the race.
George Christopher former San Francisco mayor will work for the United Nations evaluating investment potential of industries abroad. At age 37 he plans five to six weeks annually at the request of Paul Hoffman director of the Economic Development Agency. He remains chairman of Christopher Dairies. The piece notes four presidents born west of the Mississippi Hoover Truman Eisenhower and Johnson.
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on November 10, 1966, at 1:45 p.m. in the Tram Winchester Room, Frederick, Maryland, to consider changing a 15,000 square foot tract on the northeast side of Route 97 from B-2 Residential to B-3 Commercial. Owned by Dr William Woo and Chata Carr. Citizens may be heard. Alfred Catsail, Zoning Administrator.
A six year old, Danny Pendergrast of Brunswick, sent a letter to Santa received Tuesday by the News-Post. This marks the 11th letter arriving for Santa since the week of October 10.
Notices describe a Republican precinct meeting on Wednesday November 2 at 8 PM at the South End Civic Association Building with Walter Dunbar as chairman. Also listed are a Bible study offer, a silver medal speech contest December 2 at Calvary Methodist Chapel with Miss Allen assigning selections, and multiple Card of Thanks messages thanking medical staff, relatives, and friends for care gifts and support following deaths.
Public auction of a fee simple dwelling at 302 Canberra Court Frederick Maryland on Wednesday November 30 1966 at 11 00 A M in Frederick City. Lot 12 Block C Section II Carrollton Subdivision with five rooms one bath gas heat and attached carport. Subject to restrictions deed dated November 22 1965 easement five feet for drainage and utilities. Deposit 500 cash. balance paid in cash at settlement after court ratification. Trustees John J Neubauer Sr W Jerome Offutt Auctioneer Glenn Trout.
Republicans in Frederick County announce a precinct 9 Get Out The Vote meeting at Rosedale Field House Taney Avenue Tuesday evening November 1 at 8 00 P M Committee members urged to attend All voters Democrats and candidates invited Emmert R Bowlus Precinct 9 also note other political notices and local ads across the page describe sales auctions and business offers with dates and locations including New Market Fire Hall and Buckeys town auctions November 1 2 1986 multiple small notices fill the page
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