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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1965
Page
5
Obituaries report the passing of Mowatt Windham 69 of Laytonsville with long service in fire protection and local organizations. Harry H. Bohn 84 former Grove Lime employee. Lucy Titus 77 of Jefferson, and Franklin H Barnhouse 77 of Point of Rocks. They note families, successors, burial plans, and memorials to local fire department and church groups.
Four Cumberland couples died in a three car crash on wet U S 4 near Indian Springs west of Hagerstown. Two servicemen hurt, two others hospitalized in Washington County Hospital. Other Maryland fatalities include a Baltimore family in a two car collision near Clear Spring, and additional wrecks across Montgomery County and Baltimore County with multiple injuries and fatalities.
Funeral services for Mrs Alberta Krietz widow of Edward C Krietz who died Friday in Washington County Hospital were held Monday at St Anthony's Shrine with Rev Vincent Tomalski officiating. Pallbearers were Donald Little Francis Little Thomas Little Leo Little Phillip Little and Carroll Little. Burial was in St Anthony's Cemetery.
Mrs Grace Devilbiss of East Sixth Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she underwent surgery on Friday.
Mrs. Harry F Shipley of North Market Street has returned home from visiting her daughter Mrs Mario K Palmer in Norton Massachusetts. Miss Jane Kendall daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Kendall Thurmont left Aug 19 for Juneau Alaska to attend seventh grade at St Ann's School. She traveled with Miss Cecilia Kasnal of Perkasie Pennsylvania who works at a hospital in Juneau. They stopped at Yellowstone National Park and arrived Aug 30.
In Baltimore the temperature climbed as 18 year old Jack Goldenberg wearing a Santa suit collected donations on a summer day to help a friend pay college bills. He borrowed the suit from Santa Claus Anonymous led by William Brandt, who usually sends Santas after Thanksgiving. Goldenberg gave $8.02 to Brandt after hours in the costume.
Cambridge reform effort led by the American Council of Learned Societies and Educational Services focuses on making social studies live through immersive history. Plans target elementary through high school with future availability and testing timelines described by Irving Cohen.
In the clerk's office Ellis C Wachter names the grand jury members including Josephine M Misulia of Liberty Mildred G Hale of Jefferson Harry A Aligire of Petersville J Peter Frey of Catoctin Helen E Bittner of Hanvers John W Strickhouser of Emmitsburg Doris F Keller of Frederick Paul J Green of Walkersville and Walter T Jefferson of Buckeystown Carl E Holtz appointed stenographer and Charles A Staley chosen bailiff for the panel.
G Philip Schrodel of Frederick will be conferred the Degree of Chevalier by the Frederick Chapter of DeMolay Tuesday evening. The degree is the highest award for distinguished DeMolay service.
A degree conferment will occur at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple Building for Schrodel a 1965 Frederick High School graduate who will soon study at Johns Hopkins University on a State Senatorial Scholarship. Attendees include Eugene Kemp grand commander and others. Miss Gracie Eiker will be the soloist.
CASABLANCA Morocco AP President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia declares in a public memorandum that Tunisia will boycott all further Arab League activities while it remains under Egyptian influence. The move stops short of full withdrawal and unsettles Arab leaders at the Casablanca summit. Bourguiba cites a hostile Egyptian press campaign after Tunisia refused to sever ties with West Germany.
Former City Engineer Robert Whiteford ends long service after a month orienting Frederick's new department head Robert J. Rothenhoefer. Whiteford becomes chief engineer for Columbia, a planned town in Howard County by the James W. House Company. Columbia aims for 15 000 acres and 150 000 people by 1980 with $1 billion capital investment. a department fete is held in Urbana with department heads invited.
Numerous accidents occurred on Frederick County highways this weekend. Debor ah D Miller 17 Baltimore and Maurice E Haupt Jr 23 Middletown collided on Braddock Mountain at 1125 p.m. Haupt cited for failing to reduce speed. Other crashes on U S 40 west of Frederick involved Leon Harrison 63 Ozone Park New York and Alma Griffin Baltimore. Griffin charged with excessive speed. A city collision on Taney Rosemont Avenue injured Carol Turner 17 Rural Frederick and Albert Jones 74 of St Petersburg Florida. Jones cited for failing to grant right of way.
In Boothbay Harbor scientists from the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries will tag lobsters to test if giant offshore stock are parent to inshore lobsters and to study their migratory habits. Dr Richard A Cooper leads the lab effort.
Athens AP reports space expert Robert L. Sohn of Redondo Beach California predicts manned flights to Mars and Venus in the 1980s. He will present a paper on Venus flybys and Mars landings at the 16th congress of the International Astronautical Federation. He argues existing rocket and ship tech could cover the missions with minimal new systems.
Community listings dominate with shopping deals from Qut Zahn's Budget Center to Pryor Orchard and Moser's Orchard. Local groups meet at Jeffersonian Democratic Club on September 13. Public sale announced for September 14 near VFW Golflub with farm machinery list.
In a new memoir and interview, Dwight D. Eisenhower reveals he weighed resigning the presidency after his 1957 stroke due to doubts about bearing the burden. He said he told only close family and doctors of a plan to test his capacity by attending a NATO conference in Paris to prove he could continue as president. The book recounts how he passed the self imposed test. The Republic of Korea has 24 Junior colleges.
Commander of East Base mapped 1600 miles of new territory and led Antarctic programs after Admiral Byrd's death in 1957. He later served in the Office of Naval Research in Washington and resides at Rippon Lodge in Woodbridge, Virginia. Some trade dollars remain circulating in the Orient.
Ponton’s Community Sale offers weekly Wednesday auctions at 238 W 5th St rear beginning 2:30 PM. Items include refrigerators, Frigidaire AC, microscope, rugs, beds, radios, tools, bikes, office equipment, antiques, restaurant and warehouse equipment, and more. Warehouse hours, consignments, and contact details provided.
The Frederick County Board of Education invites bids to supply and deliver a panel type truck. Specifications and proposal sheets are available at the Board of Education Office. Sealed bids must be received by 19000 AM DST, September 24, 185. The board may reject any or all proposals and waive informalities. By order Secretary Treasurer John I Carnochan Jr.
On Thursday September 2 at 12 oclock noon the Holsteins herd of thirty five grade cows and nine bred heifers will sell at the Hollow Road farm between Route 40 and 4A Northeast Middletown Md. Named bidders include Robert Guyton Margaret Guyton Ignatius Emmert Lease Emmert Bowlus and auctioneer Metula Wachter clerk.
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