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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1964
Page
5
Death notices report the 73 year old Mrs Edith Koontz of Winfield widow of Charles A Koontz. Also Mae R Morgan 71 of West Patrick street Frederick and Joseph H Reese 69 of Boonsboro with details on survivors, church affiliations, funeral home calls, and interment plans.
Funeral services for Arthur B Hawkins of Mount Airy were held Tuesday at 2 p m from Olin L Mosesworth Funeral Home Damasc us with Rev Charles G Muradian. pallbearers included Murray O Day Jesse D Day Ollie C Mullinix Edward Fowler A Roby Hardy and J William Moxley Interment Pine Grove Cemetery Mount Airy Miss M Grace Henshaw of Thurmont died Saturday at the National Lutheran Home Washington D C services were held Tuesday at 2 p m at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont with Rev William E Ervin assisted by Rev Dr Carl Simon Pallbearers were nephews William C Bierly Harry J Snead Morris R Snead Gregg B Fetchko John R Owen and Clarence Wetzel Interment United Brethren cemetery.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the New Market Fire Company met recently. Ruth Smith was appointed to check December 10 at the Dan Dee Restaurant for the party and gifts will be exchanged. The quarterly meeting is set for December 2 at the fire hall with gifts needed, and the next meeting is November 23.
The Yellow Springs Band directed by Professor Charles C. T. Stull performed for Montevue County Home residents. The ensemble offered a variety of musical selections to the audience.
A series of gas related blasts in Terre Haute Indiana has killed 22 people and injured 106 over 22 months. Residents fear the next blast as investigations probe buried gas mains and a state inquiry tightens safety scrutiny on Terre Haute Gas Corp.
Morgan states the new 15 000 square foot building at an estimated 200000 dollars will replace the current West Patrick street offices. The move will consolidate accounting marketing and merchandising display areas and provide off street parking and better customer access. Electrical heating will be installed and surrounding structures will receive 200000 dollars in improvements.
The Brunswick mayor and council vote to ban all water use after a new line break at Weaverton. The break blamed on Bester-Long Construction of Hagerstown, causes closure of Brunswick Elementary School and adds penalties to restrict water use.
The Frederick Toastmasters plan a meeting at Hotel Frederick on Thursday at 6 00 p m. William Longnecker will be toastmaster and Leo Sanders topicmaster. George Gilmore master evaluator with Charles Bebee as grammarian and timer. Speakers include John Van Holten, Bob Zenter and Nolan Lewis. Evaluators are Andy Cowan, George Kline and John Zufall.
Mrs. Arthur J. Rawson assistant professor of economics and sociology at Hood College is elected president of the Orton Society for a two year term at its 15th Annual Meeting in New York City. Other Hood College members from Frederick attended the meeting including Mrs. Herbert Bloom Mrs. Paul Martin and Mrs. Charles Woodman.
Washington reports a special grand jury is convened under anti crime laws from 1961 62 to probe large interlocking crime syndicates distributing gambling information across state lines. A fashion tip suggests removing a cloth coat collar to create a chic neckline.
Among the sick Mr. Robert B Hooper of Glade Village in Walkersville has been discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Ronnie Lee Sier 16 remains at University Hospital Baltimore after a fight at the Frederick Fairgrounds on October 1. Mrs Jessie Hesson Twelfth Street has entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs Earl Biddinger has been released from Frederick Memorial Hospital and will stay with her daughter. Mrs Roger Doody Adamstown for the next several weeks.
A hand grenade exploded among students at a German school injuring at least 30 children aged 10 or 11. Initial reports say a boy carried the grenade in his pants pocket and dropped it during recess. Police, Red Cross, firemen, and ambulances rushed to the scene near a USS location.
Frederick County items include bids for instructional supplies due Nov 18, a zoning amendment hearing Nov 19, executor’s sale of Elsie Wolf’s estate, and various local auctions, sales, and community notices with dates, addresses, and contact details.
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