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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1960
Page
4
Community section brief notes from Frederick Maryland dated October 10 1960 includes postal notice and service listings for Sunday edition. Mentions AP News Speeches and standard newspaper masthead elements.
Florida and the eastern seaboard faced catastrophic damage as Donna, the era’s most destructive hurricane, crossed the region. Weather Bureau researchers and two Miami teams gathered data from planes with radar and cameras to understand hurricane structure and aim to someday prevent or steer such storms.
Rodney Beil of Parkersburg West Virginia told trooper G H Smith he possibly fell asleep after a reckless driving accident south of Feagaville on Saturday. The car owned by a buddy swerved 165 feet and struck a telephone pole. Beil was uninjured.
Among the sick Mrs James E Ferrell of Knoxville is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Hansel E Hurst a local bus man is confined to his home. Mrs Charles H Fitez of West Patrick Street was admitted Saturday for medical treatment and reported in satisfactory condition. Mr William G Smith of Treil Avenue returned Sunday after surgery last Tuesday with satisfactory condition. Mr Harry T Holter of Middletown, a patient since October 2 at Frederick Memorial Hospital, was transferred to Newton D Baker Veteran's Hospital Martinsburg WV for further observations and treatment.
Mr and Mrs Joseph E Bus sard of Fleming avenue are quietly observing their 25th wedding anniversary today. Dr Jesse S Fifer attending a medical meeting at the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology in Chicago is expected to return to his Buckeystown home this weekend.
The first adult education courses in electricity and woodworking begin Tuesday at 7 15 p m in West Frederick Junior High School. Max S Kehne and Robert Leatherman will teach electrical and woodworking classes with a 2 enrollment fee and textbook costs.
An informal wedding was held Friday at the home of Reverend Fravel as his daughter Mary Virginia Summers married Reverend William Earl Wilson. The ceremony, by Rev Fravel, followed candlelit vows. Mrs Wilson teaches in Leesburg High School. Rev Wilson formerly ministered in Brunswick and on the Brunswick Charge. MD soldier killed in single car wreck near Southern Pines, two others injured.
Fifty years ago reports from the News-Post note that Enrico Caruso fell during Carmen in Berlin and reportedly broke a knee. Also listed: Rear Admiral Schley’s birthday observed. pastor installation for Rev Ulysses G Rupp. injuries from a moving train fall near Knoxville. a fall with no bone injuries on Market Street. Lee Hanshew joining John W Vogel’s minstrel show in Brunswick for the season.
In London the high altar of St Pauls Cathedral was destroyed by a Nazi air strike. Matsuoka said the Molotov alliance treaty targets the US and hopes for no US entry into the war. Also noted are local events at Hood College and the death of Sir Wilfrid Grenfell at 75 in Vermont.
In circuit court Judge Schnauffer imposed ten years on each of two counts for Renner, ordered to run consecutively. The defense highlighted Renner’s Army discharge and Fort Detrick employment while the judge noted mental unbalancing. A Brunswick High class observed as judges explained grand jury, petit jury, and court processes. Bench warrants issued for Disford Baochens. several appeals dismissed on court costs.
Funeral services were conducted for Edgar Baker and Martin L. Freshman at Frederick Memorial Hospital area funeral homes with interments in Fairview and United Brethren cemeteries. Additional services honored John Knott and Carrie Elizabeth Stone with pallbearers from local families and churches.
Walter Eile aged 63 and Jesse Perry aged 52, both of Kane Pennsylvania, obtained marriage licenses.
Miss Blanche Gambrill daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Gambrill of Rockwell Terrace wed Edward Otis Stockbridge of Dover Delaware at All Saints Episcopal Church Saturday evening. Rev Maurice D Ashbury officiated with a reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The couple will reside in Dover, Del after studies and marriage.
NASA released Echo I sighting times for Baltimore and Hagerstown with daily listings from Monday to Saturday. Times show EST early morning passes heading south then moving northeast with varying elevations and azimuths.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Courtney of Yellow Springs announce the birth of their third child a son named LeRoy Russell born September 30 at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
Obituaries list Mrs. J Dutrow Linthicum 75 of Hyattsown and others from Hyattstown Poolesville Taneytown and Ellicott City. The notices note church memberships civic activity and long illness or accidental death with funeral details including dates times and burial places. Also listed are survivors including spouses children siblings and grandchildren with funeral home arrangements and interment at Monocacy or local church cemeteries.
Frederick Chapter Order of DeMolay will publicly install officers Tuesday at 8 pm in the Masonic Temple. George Plitt Von Eiff Jr of Unionville will be Master Counselor, with Daryl Stop and George Cramer among other new officers. Job’s Daughters Bethel No. 28 will attend as guests.
Harvey E. Smith an 88 year old Frederick drayman died Sunday morning at Wynelle Nursing Home. Born March 6 1872 in Johnsville he hauled materials for major Frederick buildings and served 25 years as drayman noted as king of the draymen. He leaves a daughter and siblings and is survived by three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Walkersville funeral home with interment at Mt Olivet.
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