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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1965
Page
5
Obituaries note the deaths of Emily Jane Gorman 83 of the Maryland Odd Fellows Home. infant Garry W. Bostian in Lewistown. Bertha Ellen Snader 85 of Westminster. Reginald E. Lowe 67 of Sandy Spring. Lois Carr Strine 68 of Frederick. Alice M King 74 formerly of Frederick. Services and burials are listed with locations Pine Grove Cemetery Blue Ridge Cemetery Pipe Creek Memorials to churches and funeral homes.
A five year old boy was bitten on the finger by his dog Sunday evening and treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police identified the owner as Bryan K. Stone aged son of Clyde E. Stone of RFD 2 Frederick. The dog was taken to veterinarian Purdum D. Burdette of Arlington Virginia, withStanley King Jr. of Tampa named as a grandson. Friends may call at the M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home for a service at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday conducted by Rev. Robert F. Woodward. Burial will follow in a Frederick cemetery.
Obituary notices report funeral services for Gerald R. Sauter administrative assistant at Frederick Memorial Hospital who died in a collision on I-70 S, Carrie Virginia Myers of Cookesville, Lillie Regina Null of Frederick, with services held in Excelsior Union Bridge Frederick and Mount Olivet Cemetery. Burial details and assisting funeral homes listed.
Actor Zachary Scott, 51, died at home in Austin after a malignant brain tumor. Born 1914, he starred on stage, screen, and television in a career spanning three decades and 34 films. He had returned to Texas weeks earlier for treatment and funeral services were private for immediate family.
John W. Neal Jr. and James L. Tuck collected 2000 mammal specimens in Iran and Pakistan under a U.S. Army Medical Research grant. Tuck described nomad life, education challenges, and cultural contrasts as he returned to American life, sharing slides at St Luke’s Lutheran Church.
Mohler said two relocated U S 340 sections from the Md 17 intersection near Burkittsville to the Washington County line should open to traffic by November 1. He reported completion of the Horine Road overpass approaches and progress on the Lander Road overpass with another contract near Mount Zion Road featuring a completed service road and grading to carry U S 340 over relocated U S 15.
A brief item notes 16 862 psychiatrists in the United States alongside a reference to the average American bride possibly reflecting a social survey. The short note contrasts professional demographics with social patterns from the era.
The Frederick Y M C A launches a fall schedule focused on mothers with young children. Programs include nursery school on Wednesday mornings, two activity sessions in October, bridge instruction, and various gym, swimming, and recreational classes for men, women, and children with limited enrollment and scheduled meets and outings.
Senators from Worcester to Baltimore clash over a constitutional reapportionment bill aimed at redistributing seats rather than relying on courts. Critics call it an asinine, far from fair scheme while supporters warn of delaying court remedies. Local figures from Garrett County to Anne Arundel fear loss of representation and machine politics risk. Curran backs the plan as a potential step, while others push back.
Senators George R. Hughes Allegany and J Frank Maley D CI Marys urge reapportionment of Hoelf even if following the bill framework. They prefer similar districts. Sen Gilbert Gude Montgomery shares the same view.
Mr and Mrs Emory L Carmack returned home after visiting friends in Florida. Mrs Edward P Gale observed her ninety fourth birthday on Friday. Melodie Anne Braumbaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Alben D Brumbaugh near Frederick is a Freshman at the Peabody Conservatory of Music Baltimore. Mrs William E Trail of Santa Monica California visited Frederick last week for the birthday Friday of her mother Mrs Edward P Gale. She left yesterday for Washington to visit a son and daughter before returning home. L T Murphy of Montvale N J son of Mrs B Woo Surp hy of Walkersville has been elected assistant treasurer of the American Cyanamid Company.
A 1965 Frederick County circuit court order ratifies a guardian report in a probate matter while the Housing Authority of the City of Frederick invites sealed bids for exterminating services to 256 dwellings. Bids due November 1, 1965, with minimum bid bonds and performance guarantees required.
Weekly Wednesday sale at 238 W ath St markets household goods including Britannica set, atlas, furniture, appliances, TVs, coins, beds, stoves, and antiques. Stock ranges from abundant kitchen ware to mantels and wardrobes with firearms noted. Silent list of obituaries and local notices follow along with community ads and sobriety and funeral messages.
Local notices announce a Thursday October 21 1965 dairy herd dispersal on a farm between Clarksburg and Boyds Montgomery County Md with numerous cows described as fresh heavy producers and young. Also listed are auctions for household goods farm equipment and a 1965 estate sale in Monrovia with a 1965 price list and a turkey and oyster supper in Rocky Ridge.
A dense page of local ads and notices lists farms services and events in Frederick County. It includes Pryor Orchard near Thurmont with apples and cider, Joanny's Market oysters, Moncey Music Service rental plans, a county band instrument offer, Glade Valley Animal Hospital hours, a country feast at Bloomfield Parish Hall, armadale farms turkey dinner in New Market, a Damascus volunteer fire department event, Frederick Hearing Center ad, United Steam Fire Engine Co No 3 meeting notice, Treeland Nurseries and garden supplies, and various home improvement and disposal services with contact numbers.
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