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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1965

Page

5

Deaths and Obituaries from Maryland Communities

Death notices for Jack F Caniford 43 of Brunswick Mrs Katherine Burrier 78 of Frederick George N Holtz 74 of Sabillasville George T Crawford 41 of Gaithersburg and related funeral details at local churches and cemeteries with survivor lists and service arrangements noted. Programs include calls at homes Barton Funeral Home Walkersville Crea ger Funeral Home Thurmont Epworth Methodist Church Gaithersburg and burial at St Mark's Cemetery Petersville Mt Hope Woodsboro Park Lawn Cemetery and local clubs affiliations.

Katherine Barrier Katherine Burrier East Third Street Frederick Edith B. Greene New Windsor Miss Burrier Frederick County Calvin Flora Crumbaugh Burrier United Church of Christ Walkersville Potomac Edison Company Bug Barton Mt. Hope Woodsboro George N. Holtz Sabillasville Frederick Memorial Hospital George Harriet Kinna Holtz Myrtle M. Ferguson Holtz Mildred M. Ute Blanche P. Kenney Thurmont Betty J. Deeter Hegins Wilbur G. Holtz Charles F. Holtz Hagerstown Paul W. Holtz Lantz Creager Funeral Home Ivan G. Naugle United Brethren Church Keedysville Blue Ridge Cemetery George T. Crawford Dorothy P. Crawford Boonsboro Zula Thomas Crawford Germantown George L Crawford Epworth Methodist Church Gaithersburg Germantown Lions Club Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association The Holstein Fresian Association Montgomery County D.hli.a Thomas Timothy Marie C. Allputt Park Lawn Cemetery Rockville Molesworth Funeral Home

Sikkim Queen In New York Medical Checkup

Queen Hopla of Sikkim the former Hope Cooke is in New York for a medical checkup. She says tensions in Sikkim seem to be much more relaxed now and she could leave the Himalayan kingdom.

New York Hopla Sikkim Hope Cooke India Red China

Albany Rose Lady keeps family home at auction

Bertha Garfield Myers, 77, known as the Rose Lady of Albany, will remain in her family house after grandson Alfred Lemon outbid a contractor for tax delinquent real estate. Lemon paid 25 700 dollars for the home and adjacent lots, preserving the place where she makes artificial flowers.

Albany N.Y Rose Lady of Bertha Garfield Myers Alfred F. Lemon Lemon

Funeral Notices News Summary

Funeral services were held for Frank ie J. Williams at Hicks Funeral Home and St. John's Catholic Church with Rev. Alfred E. Smith officiating. Pallbearers included Frank Proctor and Leonard Diggs. Burial followed at St. John's Catholic Cemetery. Other funeral services noted include Grayson E. Main at Middletown Lutheran Church with burial in church cemetery. W. Glenn Spencer at Etchigan Funeral Home with burial at Mt. Olivet. Lee Theodore Frye at Etchison Funeral Home with burial at Mount Olivet. Mrs Amy E. Ramsburg at Barton Funeral Home with burial in Glade Cemetery Walkersville. Miss Julia G. Staley at Barton Funeral Home and burial at Glade Cemetery Walkersville. Paullbearers listed various family members.

Franklin J. Williams Frankie J. Willams Hicks Funeral St. John's Catholic Church Alfred E. Smith St. John’s Church Frank Proctor Kelly Cromwell Charles Palmer James Brown Dennis Dorsey Leonard Diggs St. John’s Catholic Cemetery Grayson E. Main Grayson _E. Main Middletown Lutheran Church In J. Paul Seltzer Pasitor George Klinefelter Harry Bussard Archie Brandenburg Harold Zeigler Kenneth Gladhill Earl M. Kepler John Bussard Church Gladhill W. Glenn Spencer Etchigan Carroll Boyer Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Mt. Olivet Lee T. Frye Lee Theodore Frye Adamstown Etchison Eugene W. Young Jefferson Lutheran Church Roger G. Plummer Grayson Castle Guy Cheek Meredith Benn Walter Page Charles W. Chick Mount Olivet Cemetery Amy E. Ramsburg Walkersville Barton Edwin 0. Wenck United Church of Christ Charlesville Charles Calvin Paul Harold Barker Henry Bartin Edward Boller Mount Olivet Mary Kolb Frederick Julia G. Staley Barton Funeral Home Eugene A. Gardner Grace Lutheran Church Rocky Hill Ronie Staley Carl Mercer J. Decker Mercer Donald Rockenbaugh Warren Main Raymond Burdette Glade Cemetery

Baby Sitting Machine Draws Crowd At Turin Fair

A Turin technology fair features an automatic baby sitting machine by an Italian appliance maker. The device bathes a baby in five minutes using warm water jets, soap, and a rinse, inside a cylinder shaped chamber similar to a dishwasher or washer.

Turin Italy

Movie Stars Aid UNESCO Antinarcotics Film

A group of leading film stars volunteered for the UNESCO antinarcotics project in Nice France for $1 each. Yul Brynner, representing UNESCO, said the stars would normally be paid about 400 million dollars in total for their work.

Nice France Unesco United Nations Scientific and Cultural Organization Yul Brynner Newsmen

Highest Betsy losses hit Lloyds as insurance ties fray

Insurance underwriters face unprecedented losses from Hurricane Betsy with total damage still undetermined. Lloyds of London is expected to bear a disproportionate share due to its dominance in the marine market. The report notes Betsy cut from the West Indies to Louisiana, with final figures due in weeks. Alaska’s peaks are mentioned alongside Mount McKinley among world tall tiers.

London West Indies Louisiana Lloyd's of London Alaska Mount McKinley Europe

District of Columbia Home Rule Bill Heads to House Floor

A revised DC home rule measure moves to the House floor with backers claiming at least 245 votes. Leaders warn a possible filibuster by opponents as the week’s agenda includes a $28 billion federal pay raise, a sugar bill, highway beautification and a tariff-free car pact.

Washington District of Columbia Abraham J. Multer D-N.y Multer Capitol Unitedtates Canada Senate Everett M. Dirksen Russell B. Long

Harpers Ferry Hosts 250 Dignitaries on West Virginia Tour

Harper s Ferry in West Virginia welcomed more than 250 foreign dignitaries including ambassadors from Argentina Mali Iceland and Czechoslovakia. They arrived by special train from Washington and were greeted by Senator Randolph Mayor Temple Wheeler and Park Superintendent Joseph Prentice.

Harper’s Ferry W. Va Argentina Mali Iceland Czechoslovakia West Virginia Washington Jennings Randolph Temple Wheeler Joseph Prentice Sen. Randolph Harper's Ferry Jefferson Rock John Brown Harper United State Prentice National Park Johnson Washington Visitors and Hospitality Service

Gov. Says U. S. General Can Use Gas

The Defense Department affirmed General William C. Westmoreland in Vietnam has long held authority to permit nonlethal tear gas under proper circumstances. The Pentagon reaffirmed local commanders hold discretion and Westmoreland reserved final approval amid prior controversy over riot control agents.

Washington Defense Department William C. Westmoreland U.S South Viet Nam Pentagon Saigon Phil G. Goulding Westmoreland Viet Nam

Harakiri Attempt Stopped In Korea

A South Korean college student, Lee Too-haing aged 22, attempted self harm with a fruit knife in front of the National Assembly building to protest the Japan South Korea treaty. Police intervened before he injured himself and he was taken to police headquarters for interrogation.

Seoul Korea APIA National Assembly Lee Too-haing

Man Hart Suffered Fall While Controlling Dog On Grader

A man named Hartsack fell from a grader after letting go to grab his dogs. The machine was being driven east on Shookstown Road near Baughmans Lane by Earl D Wolfe 46 of Myersville when the dog slipped and caused the accident.

Sack Shookstown Baughmans Lane Earl D. Wolfe Myersville Hartsack

Fair Opens with Frost Across the Morning

Fair skies give way to mild afternoon temperatures with highs in the 50s. The weekend snowfall and frost leave the month with 2.35 inches of precipitation, 1.21 inches below September normal.

Actress Dorothy Malone Remains In Critical Condition

Hollywood AP reports actress Dorothy Malone, 40, remains in critical condition after surgery at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital to remove blood clots from her lungs. Doctors cautioned the next few days are of greatest importance as she shows some progress.

Hollywood AP Dorothy Malone Miss Malone Cedars of Lebanon Hospital

Billy Graham Returns To N C After Mayo Clinic Surgeries

Evangelist Billy Graham returns to his Montreat NC home after two Mayo Clinic prostate surgeries in three weeks. He weighs 10 pounds less but feels fine and plans 20 weeks of preparation for a Houston crusade. President Johnson called him four times and sent flowers on three occasions.

Montreat N.C Billy Graham North Carolina Mayo Clinic Graham Rochester, Minn Houston Tex Graham Johnson

Mrs Stine Named Lodge Proxy For Rebekah Lodge

Doris Jean Stine was elected foe of Samarian Rebekah Lodge No 51 at a Friday meeting in the Lodge Hall on West Seventh Street. Elected with her were Marie Starr vice grand Pearl Skeggs secretary Edna Watkins financial secretary Elsie Stone treasurer Edward Akes degree captain Sadie Willard Jessie Webster and Ethel Renn trustees. The thirty ninth annual home coming to the Maryland Odd Fellows Home on North Market Street will be held Sunday Oct 10 with a 1 30 p m Yellow Springs Band concert.

Doris Jean Stine Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No West Seventh Street Stine Marie Starr Pearl Skeggs Edna Watkins Elsie Stone Edward Akes Sadie Willard Jessie Webster Ethel Renn Maryland Odd Fellows Home North Market Street Yellow Springs Patriarchs Militant Provident Lodge Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Edith H. Pearl

Heat Captured By Large Plastic Envelopes For Grain Drying

Manhattan Kansas State University engineers use solar heated plastic envelopes to warm air for drying grain. Agricultural engineer George Mowry notes the system is practical and could cut drying costs, potentially aiding countries with fuel shortages.

Manhattan Kan Kansas State University George Mowry Kansas State Mowry

Baltimore to drop cat rescue service

Baltimore Fire Board weighs discontinuing animal rescue after criticism of firefighters chasing cats and an escaped monkey. Fire Board president Stanley Scherr and Fire Chief John Killen say rescuing cats is no longer a priority and only dangerous animals would prompt rescues.

Baltimore, Md Baltimore Fire Board Stanley Scherr Fire Board Scherr

Twin Majors Brothers Face Shared Air Guard Roles

In Toledo Ohio Maj John Gill and his twin Maj Joe Gill of the 180th Tactical Fighter Group share careers in the Ohio Air National Guard. Identical twins both joined in 1956 and served through the Berlin crisis. They are pilots living side by side in suburban Sylvania and run an asphalt and cement business.

Toledo, Ohio 180Th Tactical Fighter Group Maj. Gill Majors Gill John Gill Ohio Air National Guard Joe Gill Roosevelt Ohio Air Guard Berlin Sylvania

German Minister Happy With Post in West German Cabinet

Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder says he would not accept any other post. A move to remove him as foreign minister in Chancellor Ludwig Erhard’s new cabinet is being pushed by a Conservative group within the Christian Democratic party that leans toward de Gaulle policies.

Bonn Germany Gerhard Schroeder Cabnet Schroeder Ludwig Erhard Christian Democratic Party Charles de Gaulle

Herald Tribune Returns to Newsstands in New York

The New York Herald Tribune resumes publication after a shutdown tied to support for the New York Times strike. It resigns from the Publishers Association citing economic reasons as negotiations continue with the AFL-CIO Newspaper Guild and Mailers Union. A Guild spokesman warns no quick breakthrough is expected this week.

NEW York New York Herald Tribune New York Times Publishers Association of New York Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild the Times Mailers Union Publishers Association

Local notices and sales listings from Braddock Heights area

Local snippets list Treeland Nurseries and Premier Peat products with prices and suppliers. Also notices card of thanks for Ervin Brashears illness and death and an In Memoriam for Florence Morgan. Public sale announced by Edna Eigenbrode with items from household contents to be sold October 9 1965 at Braddock Mountain Maryland via Null and Smith Auctioneers.

Donald Plank Ervin W. Brashears Brada Dock Heights Maryland Braddock Mountain Edna R. Eigenbrode Null & Smith Leslie A. Hutzell

Memorial and Auction Notices Near Harmony Hollow Rd

In memoriam for Mrs. Margaret Shuff two years after death on Sept 22 1963 placed by daughter and son in law Jimmie Jean Pat and Cathy. Auction notices follow for Mr and Mrs Specht estate Leatherman Farm near Harmony Hollow Rd with furniture appliances and dairy assets listed. Also local sales from Ponton’s Community Sale and various auctions and farm offerings across Frederick area with farm equipment, produce, building materials and services advertised.

Shuff Margaret Shuff Leatherman Harmony, Hollow Rd N. Rt. 4

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jack F. Caniford Jack Franklin Caniford Brunswick St Brunswick Doris A. Caniford Linda Robert Gill Caniford Petersville Frank J Maude E. Gill Caniford Brunswick Fire Department Brotherhood of Machinists B. and C Masonic Lodge Knights of Pythias Apple Valley C. and B. Club A. D. Salmon Grace Episcopal Church Ralph Miller Brunswick Lutheran Church St. Mark’s Cemetery U.N D. C Treasury Harpers Ferry U. S. General Man Hart America Baltimore M.Y. Herald Tribune William the Conqueror Treeland Nurseries, Inc Michigan Peat Southern States Woodsboro Coop., Inc Morgan Florence M Mary & Harrison Jimmie, Jean Pat Cathy Cappelo Market St Pan Raisin Buns Cappello Tuscarora Gun Club Rocky Ridge Rocky Ridge Vol. Fire Co David Everhart, Jr North Court St Frederick Memorial Society Annual Meeting Winchester Hall Globe Arbovitae Trinity Methodist Ch Red Cross Hyattstown Hyattstown Christian Church Ponton W. Sth Siegler T.V Pho Williamsburg Norfolk Jamestown Richmond Sun Harvey A. Harrington, Jr South St Benefit of Woodsboro Fire Co Ladyady Bordens Bordens Staub’ Market Fourth Sts Janice Miner Jonathan Grimes Quynn Orchards Reel's Mill Monthru Sat Cortland PRYOR Bloomfield Parish Faith Church of Sherwin Williams R. D. Hemp & Sons Jefferson Paul R. Kolb Alcoholics Anonymous Box Frederick, MD Frederick Hearing F. Sappington Buster Brown Boys & Girls Parsons Gene Sclar’s Reliable Junk Co Sclar's Clothing Store Frederick News-Post Holland Grove’s Green House MT. Orchard Schwearing’s Routzahn BUDGI E. Street Monocacy Village Shopping Ctr Gan’s Ecker North Market St MOSER Prederick & Vicinity Regio Linb. & Prop Woodrow Bill) Anderson Frederick Junk Company Chapel Alley Dial Nelson Tucker
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