Deaths MISS MARGARET C. CRAMER
Margaret C. Cramer of 205 West Second Street Frederick died Thursday after a long illness at Valley View Nursing Home. Born near Walkersville she was a daughter of the late John D. and Laura Smith Cramer. A member of the United Church of Christ of Walkersville she leaves nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville after 7 p.m. today. Funeral services Saturday at 11 a.m. officiated by Rev. Guy P. Brady. Burial in Glade Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Cramer
West Second Street
Frederick
Walkersville
Valley View Nursing Home
John D
Laura Smith Cramer
United Church of Christ
Barton Funeral Home
Guy P. Brady
Grade United Church of Christ
Glade Cemetery
Myersville Growth and Infrastructure Plan Highlights
Myersville, valued under 15000, shows 42 percent population growth from 1950 to 1960, exceeding the state 31.2 percent. From 1960 to now, 62 residents have moved in. Water comes mainly from Catoctin Creek tributaries. future needs require expansion of filtration. The plan urges immediate sewage disposal consideration, land annexation, septic tank elimination, and a loop system with phased interceptor sewers along Grindstone Run. With Interstate 70 open, arterial roads should be designed and streets improved. Proposes a central shopping area near Elerton Road, Main Street, and Poplar Road, a four-acre highway service site, and 35-acre industrial parks farther from major roads to cut traffic risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Catoctin Creek
Grindstone Run
Main Street
U. S. 40
Elerton Road
Poplar Road
League Corrects Printer Error in Voters Guide
The League of Women Voters of Frederick County corrects a mistake in the Voters Guide for the primary election. Two candidates for sheriff will appear on the Democratic ballot Crummell P. Jacobs and Denver J. Shook. The league apologizes for any confusion caused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Frederick County
Crummell P. Jacobs
Denver J. Shook
Rights Bill Debate At Standstill
In Washington the Senate retraces steps on civil rights, amid filibuster threats and waning quorum as Thurmond-led opposition decries open housing provisions. Majorities waver with primaries and inflation fights shaping retreat to adjournment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
Thurmond
Congress
Johnson
Republc
Tumor Might Have Fueled Whitman Rampage
A panel of medical experts in Austin concluded Charles J. Whitman likely had a deadly brain tumor at the time of his August 1 shooting spree. The 1 inch tumor could not explain the killings alone, but might have contributed to emotional impairment. The group noted no evidence of drug use on the day of death and reserved formal psychiatric diagnosis due to lack of a recent interview. Whitman, 24, was slain by police on the University of Texas Tower observation deck after a 90 minute attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Charles J. Whitman
Whitman
Harry M. Zimmerman
Montefiore Hospital
New York
University of Texas
Dana L. Farnsworth
Harvard University
Farnsworth
Hamilton Ford
Texas University Medical Branch
Galveston
Farn
Public urged to vote for new Maryland constitution
A meeting at City Hall drew many area voters to hear John C. Brooks of the Constitutional Convention Commission urge an affirmative vote on the convention question on Tuesday’s ballot. The talk explained a 1967 convention would begin September 12 and run about four months with 142 delegates. The event included a film on the current 1867 constitution and the potential changes. Judge Edward S. Delaplaine introduced Brooks and urged voting for the convention, calling the present constitution antiquated and obsolete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
John C. Brooks
Constitutional Convention Commission
Brooks
Frederick County
Maryland
House of Delegates
General Assembly
Edward S. Delaplaine
State Constitutional Convention Commission
County lacks emergency operating center says official
A Frederick County official urged building an emergency operating center as a top civil defense priority. State and county leaders cited funding gaps and staffing limits while noting Montgomery County has a strong facility and Carroll lacks adequate space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Daniel Still
Still
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Frederick
State Civil Defense Etc
Montgomery County
Carroll County
Sih
Winchester Hall
County Civil Defense
Office of Civil Defense
Pentagon
Maryland
Dickerson Man Convicted Of Auto and Assault Charges
A Dickerson man, Edward Bernard Moore, was found guilty in Magistrate's Court of assault and battery and blocking a county road with an automobile. He received a $100 fine or six months in jail for blocking the road and six months for assault and battery, with the assault and battery sentence suspended. Carroll faces trial next week on similar charges regarding tires and used cars. The case involves testimony that two vehicles blocked Fernyhll Road on August 5 as Joseph D. Baker and his father were stopped, and Baker was threatened. Moore claimed he tried to stop Carroll from assaulting Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Edward Bernard Moore
Robert K. Kennedy
Joseph D. Baker
Willow Avenue
Fernyhill Road
Moore
Norman L. Carroll
Baker
Carroll
Highway Safety Bill Signed by President Johnson
President Johnson signs auto and highway safety bills in Washington before congressmen auto company officials safety experts and Ralph Nader. One measure authorizes the secretary of commerce to set safety standards for 1968 model cars buses and trucks with a two year deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Ralph Nader
Secretary of Commerce
Distinguishing Non Books From Artistic Works
The passage notes a growing need to separate books made for sale from those created for artistic purpose. It cites the term non book as a label for the former category.
Medicare Credits For Those Born After 1902
Federal guidance explains that everyone born in 1903 and later must earn Social Security or Railroad Retirement credits to qualify for Medicare. Starting in 1968, eligibility requires three quarters of coverage between 1966 and the year the person turns 65, with amounts increasing over time. The column answers readers’ questions on earning credits, survivor benefits, and early eligibility, providing practical paths like temporary office work, home typing, or babysitting to gain quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Martin E. Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
United States
W. K
Mrs Ruth N Whetzel Ill At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick Mrs Ruth N Whetzel of 319 East Patrick Street is ill at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth N. Whetzel
E. Patrick St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Local notices and ads mix for Frederick area churches sales and jobs
Several community notices and ads appear, including church suppers and fundraisers at St Peters Hall Libertytown and Urbana, public sales of antiques and household goods in Myersville, a Lord's Acre sale in Urbana, various job openings and services from local businesses, and events such as pony races and a fire department meeting. The items reflect a 1960s Frederick County, Maryland, local listings page with multiple organizations, addresses, dates, and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Main St
Myersville
Ralph E. Bittle
Stella M. Bittle Bowlus
Martin
Help Wanted and Local Advertisements Summary
Classifieds for a Lady Cashier job with training, in person applications at Diana Shop. Various services listed include motorcycles for rent, paper hanging by Woodrow Anderson, septic tank services, disposal and flooring offers, Sherwin Williams products, fruit trees and orchard sales, a poodle clipping service, junk and scrap services, yard fruit availability, and open 9 am to 7 pm orchard hours. Also real estate listing for a 5 room office suite for rent. Many phone numbers and addresses noted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raymond N. Brown
Libertytown
John Wesley Methodist Church
Joshua Smith
C. B. Jackson
Joe Ogle
Charles Green
Robert Dorsey
Clarence Holman
George Ambush
Alfred Roberts
Charles Green Jr
Wesley Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler and Sons Funeral Home
Amos F. Watkins
Mount Airy
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
John J. Dawson
Calvary Methodist Church
Gaver Fleming
Samuel Steel
Frank Fritz
Clarence Smith
Clyde Burdette
Raymond Fleming
Pine Grove Cemetery
Franklin Raines
Airy
Lisa Darrielle
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Franklin
Alton Smith
Aperhhohe
Nader
Senate House Conference Committee
House
LBJ
Mr. M. L
A. B
Martin E
Elberta Hale
Georgia Hale Reasonable
Holly's Peach Orchard
Route 40
Enchanted Forest
Ellicott City
Rodger’s
N. Market
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Lord’s Acre
Yellow Springs
Paul R. Kolb
Fire Dept
Board of Directors
ST. Peters Hall
Henry Blacktop
Center Street
Carrollton Drive
Frederick City
Tuscarora Gun Club
Pony Races
Maryland Pony Trotting Assoc. Inc
North
Mountaindale Road
Elberta Brackett White Hale
Kelbaugh Road
Thurmont
Junior Fire Co. No
Charles E. Troxell
Lutheran Church
Burkittsville
New Midway School
P.T.A
Urbana
Ind
Frances M. Kelly
Lawrence W. Kelly
James M. Morgan, JR
Gaithersburg
Charlotte's
Pelper
Sherwin - William CO
Frederick Poodle Salon
the News
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Happy Acres Nursery
Catoctin Fish & Gun & Game Ass
The
New Market Dist
Minute Maid
Woodsboro Coop
Woodsboro
Marlow
Sth & Bentz Sts
Lewis Leatherman
American Legion
Mt. Airy
Union Church of Christ
Dr. Lea
Michael
Grace E. Jones
Browningsville Hall
Detrick
T.J
Ned
Zeiler “Realtor
N. Court St
Armory Ave
Kensington
Merle Summers
Patrick Shopping Center
North Market St
Boutzahn
Budget Center
South Market St
Johnny's Market
7Th & Market Sts
MOSER
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Florida
R. D. Hemp & Son Jefferson
David Barker
Watersville Road
Clara V Fritz
Mt. Airy, Md
Nelson Tucker
Taney Apts
Natomia C. L
D. of P
World Book Encyclopedia and Childcraft
Constance Mercer
Dist
Mgr
Wonder Floor Inc
Petersville Farmers Hall
Petersville Farmers Club
Sane Eyes Foyer Travel
S. Market St
Hissey Dist. CO
Astro Curve
Ecker
N. Market Street
MT. Pleasant Union Hall
Lady Cashier
Diana Shop
N. Market St
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Peaches Belle
Georgia
Bracketts
Quynn Orchard Reelsmill
Lakeview Kennels
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Imi
Mr. Rice-Rice's Color Center
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