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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1970
Page
5
Obituaries for Austin V. Martin of Smithsburg and several community members include Mrs Dorothy Warfield, A Beatrice Gladhill, and Mrs Louise Oden. Details cover ages, birthplaces, family relations, church memberships, and funeral arrangements in Smithsburg, Mt Airy, Union Bridge, and Frederick area with services at local churches and funeral homes.
G William Stultz a lifelong Frederick resident and church and civic leader died aged after a long career in textiles and community service. He rose from 12 year old apprentice to plant superintendent and director at a major mill before retirement to run launderettes and serve as deacon trustee and club officer. He is survived by his wife two daughters two sons and two sisters with many grandchildren. Funeral services set at First Baptist Church after visitations at MR Atchison and Son Funeral Home. Interment Frederick Memorial Park.
Among The Sick Miss Cheri Ann Cregger RFD 2 was injured in an auto accident October 16 and moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Washington County Hospital Hagerstown for surgery Thursday. Other patients include Mildred Harley admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital, M Robert Frizzell at Montgomery County Hospital Olney for observation, Goldie Jacobs recovering at Frederick Memorial Hospital, Margaret Moss a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, and Robert Atkinson recuperating from surgery at University Hospital Baltimore. Invitation from Taylorsville Kentucky bulletin board offers flight training with moon reference.
Funeral services for Martin Luther Ropp of Buckeystown were conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown with Rev Emmanuel Hoover officiating. Pallbearers included Lee Ropp Elmer Reeder Ulysses Fisher Jr Meredith Ropp Kenneth Willard and Bernard Wiles. Interment followed in Lutheran Cemetery Middletown. A separate report notes Lake Nasser behind the Aswan Dam in the United Arab Republic is 310 miles long and, along with its irrigation, breeding grounds for malaria mosquitoes and small snails carrying parasites.
A nostalgic look at the 1927 film Wings praising its wartime realism and early aviation battles. The piece notes star turns by Clara Bow and Gary Cooper, mentions Richard Arlen’s youth, and lauds organist Lee Erwin adding musical dimension to the silent experience. It frames Wings as a foundational influence on later war films and a must-see for all ages.
The Teen Center will be led by a paid director aided by community volunteers. Ongoing costs include a custodian during activities. Attendees at the meeting included Richard Shipley, Robert Hess, John Carnachan, Arlene Boyd, James Rollins, Jackie Jenkins, Deborah Brown, Angus MacDonald, Morgan Anderson, John Brashears, and Emerson Dorsey.
The county must pass an ordinance by March 1 or risk State Department of Natural Resources enforcement. Public hearings are required, with possible joint hearings with the task force and commissioners. Maryland mandates strict enforcement and penalties up to 5000 dollars or a year in jail per offense, with daily violations counted separately. Building permits depend on soil conservation district approval, and subdivision plats require Soil Conservation Service oversight. The task force meets biweekly with Paul Edwards as advisor and Nelson as chair, joined by county and local engineers, a contractor, a developer, and a realtor as members.
The Frederick County Board of Education Adult Education Program hosts the second Public Issues Seminar this Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. Tom Rose of Hood College sociology will discuss Violence in America. Rose holds degrees from San Francisco State and the University of Wisconsin and has taught at several colleges. The seminar is free and open to the public with no registration.
United Auto Workers and Mack Truck Inc reached an indefinite extension to bargaining after two months of talks. With a 96 percent vote in favor of striking if no deal, the three year contract expired at midnight, as workers planned a strike at the Mack Truck plant in Hagerstown for higher wages more holidays and cost of living pay increases.
The League will hold a discussion on the charter and other ballot questions at the Church of the Brethren, Fairview Avenue West and Second Street, followed by candidate Qs for County Commissioner. Participants include Howard Kelly, Charles Remsburg, Robert Bowlus, James Gilford, Raymond Keilholtz, and Henry Lakin Sr.
A busy schedule lists events across Frederick County from November 3 turkey and oyster dinners at Myersville Fire Hall to a candidate gathering for Blair for Governor at Frederick Fairgrounds Bandstand on October 25. Also advertised are auctions, rummage sales, plant and shrub sales, real estate offers, and various community notices including a candle of thanks, farm equipment sales, and local business promotions.
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