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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1965
Page
5
George W. Stull 67 of Poplar Springs dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital after farming life. Clara A. Swope 77 of Harpers Ferry dies in Charles Town Hospital. John W. Leatherman 49 of Middletown dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Services set for Friday and Saturday with local church burials and memorial gifts to church funds.
Unusual building on the Hudson River adopts Henry Hudsons flagship name Half Moon with a deck like a liner and a prow reminiscent of a ship. NYC collects over 350000 yearly from pay phone commissions on city sidewalks. Calgary Exploration Services builds a 1040 mile winter road from Fort Providence to Inuvik used Dec 15 to May 15 with tolls from 30 oil firms. Yugoslavia nets 9 million from tourism in first nine months of 1965, matching full year 1964 receipts.
Funeral services were held for John H. Poole of Frederick and New Market with Pastor Hebert C. Warren Jr officiating. Burial took place at Resthaven Memorial Gardens. Naomi Mae Wood, wife of Stanley J Wood, also died Sunday and services were held at Etchison Funeral Home. Pallbearers included relatives James Derry and Norman Ray. burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Western Maryland leaders endorse county city joint purchasing and the Eco nomic Development Commission as steps to unity. General Van Brunt warns Americans to defend homes locally and notes missiles surpass anti aircraft defenses amid nuclear threats.
The obituary notes the death of a Thurmont resident, Wilhide, son of George W. and Anna M. Adelsperger. He was a member of the United Brethren Church of Thurmont and the Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmen's Club. Survived by his wife Alma G. Filler, a son, a brother Albert J. Wilhide and a sister, plus four grandchildren and two half brothers. Services at Crager Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Donald Haas, burial in Blue Ridge Cemetery.
The county engineer announced resurfacing on two sections of Keysville Road and numerous others including Four Points Friend's Creek Meeting House Crow Rock Hawbottom Pete Wiles Marker Frostown Picnic Woods Mountain Church Cap Stine Stone Gene Hemp Basford Park Mills Lily Pons O Possumtown Pike Sundays Lane Biggs Ford the Quynn Orchard and Penn Shop roads plus Glison's Mill Fylers Valley Price's Distillery and Boyer's Mill roads as part of the new construction.
The second secretary of the Hungarian Embassy in London, Laszlo Szabo, 42, an economics specialist, asked for asylum in the United States. The State Department said the request is under consideration and he is not currently in the United States. Szabo vanished from his London home last weekend and his fate remains unclear while a decision is not time-bound.
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty hold their 51st Maryland convention at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with 75 delegates from Maryland. Frederick leaders welcome delegates as officers and a Friday banquet features remarks by Marie Statlander and the Betty Jane Dancers.
Two year old Vincent Flook son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Flook Yellow Springs and great grandson of Mrs Lily Wickless Linck is listed in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Local Meeting Board of Appeals Frederick County schedules hearing October 26 1965 at 730 pm in Winchester Hall on Docket No C 262 filed by Charles R Wolfe and Thomas M Lebling Trustees for removal of clay from property near State Route 77 in Agricultural District A 1. Morg an and Partners act as property owners.
The Potomac Edison Company seeks to condemn parcels A and B in Buckeys Town Election District Frederick County Maryland for a high voltage transmission line Mount Storm Doubs Loudoun. Parcels include rights to trees and easement with reservation for farming and crossing. Defendants Raphael G Urciolo Florence E Urciolo and others non residents with addresses in Washington DC Leesburg VA Frederick mortgagee Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. Order directs publication and notice to appear by December 20 1985 with final action sought per Maryland law.
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