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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1965
Page
5
Obituaries report Lee Lucas 76 of Brunswick died at Frederick Memorial Hospital wife Ruth B Thomas Cramer 60 formerly of Frederick Byron C Dorsey 80 of Lisbon Harvey S Boyer 79 formerly of Brunswick. Services set for Brunswick Church of God Mt Olivet Cemetery Pine Grove and Bethany Lutheran with area funeral homes handling arrangements. Surviving relatives listed with calls after 4 pm today and services planned for Sunday and Monday.
City police promotions listed with names and dates of promotion from First Sergeant to Patrolman First Class. Additionally, resignation of city engineer Robert A Whiteford, an Easter sunrise service permit for Baker Park, and a 10 year lease to Hankey Radio Inc for a radio relay lower on the mountain watershed at $30 monthly.
The article lists faculty hires at Brunswick High School including Dalidowicz supplying biochemi cal research credentials from Loyola and Stritch School of Medicine. Dorothy V. Elliott former Army Nurses' Corps educator to teach psychology and hygiene. George R. Strasberger to handle engineering drawing. Amelia Weinberg to teach public speaking. It also notes bids from Speake Supply for a wheel loader 13599 dollars and bids for street resurfacing 14725 dollars and four truck chassis 9385.21 dollars with bills totaling 6133.81 dollars. Invocation by Captain Thomas F E Woodcock of the Salvation Army. Mayor Magaha praises Woodcock ahead of his Louisville assignment.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Kitty Roop Nusbaum of New Windsor and Mrs. Bertha May Day of Brunswick, with burials at Westminster and Park Heights Cemeteries. Also honoring Miss Frankie Wetzel of Mount Airy and Howard F. Donnelly of Thurmont, services conducted by local pastors. gravesides with American Legion honors and bearers listed.
Funeral services for Frank E. Brengle of Walkersville were held Thursday at Barton Funeral Home. The Rev. Roland C. Hobbs officiated assisted by Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Church. Lynch Lodge of Masons served as bearers and conducted graveside rituals. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
C Barker of Maryland who helped establish district cattle field days and a herd testing program in the state has died. Born in Pulaski Indiana he was married to Alice Carter Brown Barker and survived by son Dr John A Barker Laurel a brother Gilbert J Barker Rockford Illinois and four grandchildren. Friends may call at M R Etchison and Son funeral home after 4 p m Saturday with services Sunday at 2 30 p m from the funeral home. Burial will be private at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Memorials may go to charitable organizations.
The Pet Show awards a $3 and $2 Wellsmere Shop gift certificates for second and third place, with ribbons and poster ownership transferring to the Humane Society to be displayed in downtown Frederick. A larger cake and miscellaneous food sale is planned, with rain backup at Storm and Shipley’s on North Market Street. Registration and judging occur the following Saturday in Baker Park, with many committee members named and a list of prize table and food table coordinators.
Maryland Republicans plan public hearings on September 11 and 25 with labor and education groups including AFL-CIO and Maryland School Teachers Association. Topics cover taxes education transportation natural resources economic development and health as the party drafts policy guidelines for 1966 elections.
In Da Nang Vietnam Marine Cpl. Dennis Stefanacci, 21, of Ambrose Pennsylvania, writes President Johnson thanking him for the chance to serve. His fiancee Beverly Westwood, 19, of Pittsburgh, recalls his bitterness after a fallen friend. Johnson has Rep Hale Boggs read the letter in the House. Stefanacci says it wasn’t that good a letter.
Groups cover male dogs female dogs cats and miscellaneous entries with 9 classes each. Dogs judged by tail ears puppy handling conditioning pedigree care shelter origin and size while cats judge colors pedigree size whiskers eyes kitten and cat. miscellaneous includes largest colorful talented ears tail and unusual entries such as spiders insects and worms restricted to this class.
Ernst Eisenhauer and Dr. Davis highlighted for community service roles with Kiwanis Club Knights of Columbus Elks and Chamber of Commerce. New board roster includes Guy W. Nusz treasurer and Mrs. Francis J. Cook secretary with updates at the Frederick chapter headquarters on Market Street.
Mr and Mrs Gary N Porter of Harrisonburg Va formerly of Frederick announce the birth of their daughter Therese Martene on August 12. Therese is the daughter of Natalie Mathews and Russell Mathews Jr of near Woodsboro. Clarence M Merriman Jr of the Coast Guard recently spent a 20 day leave with his parents and, after training in Memphis, is assigned to the Coast Guard Air Station in Miami as Petty Officer Third Class. Mrs Gertrude Hahn Fleming of Woodbine, a fifth grade teacher at Winfield Consolidated School, returned from a West study tour. Mr and Mrs Donald M Hill and Mrs Mary Key rode the AMF Monorail at the New York World's Fair. Open House was held at the home of Maude L WatMeht in Burkittsville for her 75th birthday on August 24. sixty seven guests attended.
Among The Sick Mr. Tylee Engel of West Long Branch New Jersey is a patient at Walter Reed Hospital. Mr. Scott Cramer of Frederick RFD 2 Evergreen Point suffered a stroke Thursday and will remain at home for some time. Mr. Richard Clevinger of Point of Hocks is in satisfactory condition after surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore.
In memory of Chester Welty who passed away August 30 1964 one year has passed since you went away and you are missed as if yesterday You were the best dad in the world and I still love you In memory of our beloved wife and mother Elizabeth Shaw who died one year ago today You are gone and we must live without you to miss you more each day and cry a million tears in vain The hard life of staying without you continues for those who loved you
Card of thanks for kindness after death of Anna A. Weedon. Local listings include real estate for sale in Clover Hill, price $21,500, and various community notices. Also events and sales such as Labor Day dinners, church fundraisers, markets, antiques, and farm notices across Frederick area.
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