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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1964
Page
5
A series of death notices from Frederick area area obituaries include infant William J. Burtner, Carl J. Davis of Doubs, Helen Kline Ellison of Fort Loudon and Joseph A. Hofe of New Windsor. The notices detail survivors, service arrangements, and burial sites with churches and cemeteries named. Interments occur at Lutheran and Mount Olivet cemeteries, with funeral homes in Middletown, Taneytown, and Frederick coordinating services.
Mrs ae Wachter on Sherman avenue marks her 56th birthday today. Mr Wachter observes his 1st birthday. None of the rest clear. Mr Heckert, pastor at Fradaiee Church, attended an eastern Nazar board meeting.
Funeral services for Herbert A. Wright husband of Nettie G. Wright of Lake Worth Florida were held at the funeral home in Wilmington North Market Street with memorials by Pen t alpha Lodge 194 A F and A M Gaithersburg Maryland and interment with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. Funeral services for J Rus kin Loy were held at the funeral home with the Rev W Merval Weaver United Presbyterian Church officiating and interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery with pallbearers named.
About 40 state police were dispatched to the prison 16 miles southwest of Baltimore as inmates identified as ringleaders were segregated and searched for weapons. The prior Friday night riot freed about half of 1700 prisoners, started dozens of fires, smashed locks and flooded corridors, with 100 guards rescued. Monday’s shake down found weapons and contraband piled knee deep in some areas.
Barry Goldwater spoke in Bristol after a New York Madison Square Garden rally before 18 000. He accused Johnson of political daddyism and warned of a leftward drift toward socialism and communism, urging Tennesseans to reject a power grab and flawed morality in the White House.
Among the sick Cathy Mills nine daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Mills is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Elmer Brengle readmitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. Bernard Burkett underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Irvin Wickham recovering in Maryland General Hospital Baltimore General Hospital. Albert Sier returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a week as a pelicat. I Ramsburg underwent major surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. SEA DRAGON ARRIVES HONG KONG AP The US nuclear powered submarine Sea Dragon arrived today for a Sevedayay in Hong Kong. She is first nuclear wered vessel to visit the Brit colony on the coast of Communist
President Johnson tours the South amid sharp chants in Augusta and Macon. He tells supporters and critics to judge Goldwater by deeds, not words, then draws a massive crowd of 60 000 to 70 000 in Columbia, South Carolina.
Frederick couple in satisfactory condition at Casulty Hospital Washington after a Beltway Sunday crash near Oxen Hill Prince Georges County. Thomas Eaves suffered a broken rib and multiple lacerations while Pauline Eaves had a broken arm broken nose and leg lacerations. the Virginia driver crashed head on into Eaves car, both vehicles demolished.
A memorial scholarship fund is established at the Easter Seal Treatment Center in North Market street to aid a student pursuing habilitation fields such as occupational speech or physical therapy. Anthony E Hanson, the center’s sole speech therapist, was killed in an October automobile crash near Culpeper Virginia. Contributions may be made at the Easter Seal Center.
In College Park Maryland about 19000 full time students can vote in a mock presidential election. The event is sponsored by the Young Democrats, the Young Republicans and the Diamondback the student newspaper.
The Manned Space Flight Center announces the first Gemini flight crew will appear in Baltimore on Wednesday for a news conference. Attendees include Virgil Grissom John Young Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford. The Gemini program aims to place a two man spacecraft in orbit around the earth.
Annapolis Evening Capital endorses Sen Barry Goldwater for President saying the future is bleak unless change is voted in The paper notes its long Republican support since 1940 and criticizes the Democratic Party as degenerated into a boss of the people Editorial urges voters to act now and later change if needed
Secretary-General U Thant relayed a plan to postpone the General Assembly opening from November 10 to December. A spokesman said several nations support the delay, joining 41 countries that requested it to give time to push Moscow over about 55 million dollars in U.N. peacekeeping dues and prevent loss of voting rights.
Berlin AP reports an underground escape group smuggled nine people through the Berlin wall in a small Italian car. A secret compartment was built by shrinking the gas tank and modifying the engine. The attempt ended when a woman hidden in the compartment moved during a passport check. both she and the driver were arrested.
The Peruvian University of Medical and Biological Sciences will join Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in an international faculty exchange. Hopkins already partners with University of Tbadan Nigeria and American University of Beirut Lebanon. Baker in satisfactory condition after hunting accident surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital. pellet wounds to chest face and eye.
In memory of Elsie Mae who passed away October 27 1961. Only the memory remains dear wife of the happiness we shared. The love that lit the memory’s torch will feed it my whole life through.
Notice from the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland that ETHEL GRACE BAUMGARDNER estate has ancillary administration. Creditors must file claims by April 6 1965 with vouchers. Executrices report shows 16500 dollars sales.
A dense local page lists events and notices from Frederick and surrounding towns including charity dinners and benefit events at Woodsboro and Hyattstown, harvest sales at Pryor Orchards and Quinn Orchards, a Heroes and Trick-Or-Treat Night item, several job and employment ads from Fred. Employment Agency, and multiple shop and service promotions. It also contains thanks and memorial notices, club and fire company meeting details, and various commercial listings for local businesses.
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