The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 20

II THE MORNING HERALD, HAGERSTOWN, Oft. 29, 1966 GRANDMA ALMOST UPSETS APPLECART Jury Chosen For Sam's 2nd Trial 'HI SWEETYKINS' Adriane many to attend the one-time osteopath's re- Sheppard pats the cheek of her husband, trial on charges of murdering his first wife, Samuel H. Sheppard, who met her at the air- Marilyn, port in Cleveland on her return from Ger- (AP Wirephoto) CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) 12-member jury was sworn in Friday to retry Samuel H. Shep-i pard in the 1954 slaying of his first wife, after a widowed 1 great-grandmother on the panel nearly upset the applecart. Common Pleas Judge Francis J.

Tally was prepared to swear a jury of eight men and four women near the end of the first trial week. At the last minute he asked if any of them knew of any reason why they could not serve fairly. Frances Grodzinski, oldest member of the panel, shot up her right hand. She had sat in the jury box since Wednesday morning without giving any indication that she did not feel herself qualified. Tally took her inlo his chambers and after a brief conference she returned to the jury box and was sworn in wilh Ihe rest.

There was no immediate indication what had disturbed her. None of the 12 jurors has ever sal in criminal judgmenl upon a fellow human. The only one with previous jury service is Mrs. irodzinski, but that was in a civil case. Jury members ranged from 27 through middle and inlo old age.

They appeared lo be a repre- entative middle class group. Among them are housewives, mail carriers, a bookkeeper, a ederal revenue agent, and iron and steel industry workmen. The present jury was selected half the time required in a 954 trial in which Sheppard was convicted of second degree -murder. Thai jury consisted of time during the retrial was men and five women. Gty, Comity Obituaries Wilbert Knable Gilbert P.

Knable, 70, of Baltimore, died suddenly Thursday- afternoon in Baltimore. He was born in Fulton County, the son of the late William and Mary Gordon Knable. He spent many years farming in the Clear Spring district. Surviving are brothers, Boyd Knable of Maugansville a Lewis Knable in Hancock and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Minnich funeral home, Hagerstown, where services will be held at 9 a.m.

Monday, wilh burial at Union Cemetery, McConnellsburg, Pa. Mrs. Mary L. Fair Mrs. Mary L.

Fair, 60, widow of Charles Fair, died at Reeder Nursing Home on Friday morning after a long illness. She was born in Hagerstown was a daughter of the and late Charles and Margaret Loudenslager Frush. She was a member of Grace the Quarter Hagerstown EUB Church and Century Club of ANNOUNCING SMORGASBORD Every Sunday 12-8 p.m. All you can eat. Meats, vegs.

salad. Des. Bev. incl. $2, $1.50.

Weaver's Hancock. 678-6346. Adv. Shoe Company where she had worked for over 25 years. She is survived by son, Frank E.

Fair, Hagerstown; daughters, Mrs. Francine Hoffman and Mrs. Vivienne Dixon, both of Hagerstown; Mrs. Colieen Smith, Hagerstown, Route Mrs. Gwendolwyn Bishop, Boonsboro, Roule sislers, Mrs.

Katherine Anderson, Mrs. Maxine Owens, Mrs. Genieve Bonds, all of Hagerstown; Mrs. Alviena Settle, Williamsport, Route 15 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; several nieces and neph- ws. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m.

at Minnich Funeral Home, Hagerstown, with Ihe Rev. Laverne Ronrbaugh officiating with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Sunday evening from 7 lo 9. John C. McNamee Sr.

John Calvin McNamee 73. of 53 Madison Avenue, died at Washington County Hospilal Friday morning. He was born, reared and spenl his enlire life in Hagerslown. He was the son of the late Calvin David and Mary Elizabeth Crawford McNamee. He was a car inspector on the Pennsylvania Railroad for over 25 years, retiring in 1960.

He USE SENSE VOTE SPENCE Stale's Attorney By auth. G. W. Hovermale, Treas. Adv.

was a member of the Brother- lood of Railway Trainmen. He is survived by daughters, Mrs. Phyllis V. Martin, Mrs. Uoria L.

Slate, Mrs. Donna M. Repp, Miss Emilie Y. McNamee, George, Chambersburg, Urs. Mary L.

Clark, Bluemont, sons, Roy John C. and James William, all of Hagerstown; 29 grandchildren: 19 great grandchildren; brothers, Jeorge F. McNamee. Paul E. C.

HcNamee, both of Hagerstown; Pierce McNamee. Tilghmanton: and a number of nieces and nephews. The body was removed to the funeral home of A.K. Coffman where services will be Monday at 2 p.m. with the Rev.

Edward Heinze officiating with burial Rose Hill Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Sunday evening from 7 to 9. MUMS PRICE REDUCED Lg. Clumps A few Also cut flowers. Mayfair Ave.

Beside Food Mart. Adv. HAGERSTOWN MOOSE Ocl. Silvertones." Fish fry. Ocl.

29 "The Rhythmaires." Adv. SHOOTING MATCH SAT. OCT. 29 I P.M. Valley Little League, Chewsville.

Ham, turkeys, beef Adv. SHOOTING MATCH SUN. OCT. 30 2 P. M.

Prizes: Hams, Turkeys. Potomac Fish Game Club. Adv. TURKEY SUPPER Oct. 22 4-7 p.m.

South Hag. H. S. Cafeteria. Adv.

THE WHARF Will be open Sunday 11 a.m. to VIOLIN PIANO INSTRUCTION SHOOTING MATCH SAT. OCT. 29 7 P.M. Still Target.

12 Ga. Little Heiskell Motorcycle Club. Adv. 7 p.m. E.

Washington. Adv. Anna R. Slouffer, Peabody Grad. Chewsville, Md.

739-1672. Adv. ILMAIR 3 Miles West On Route 40 DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT This Week "Three Guys A Gal" SUNDAY SPECIALS $1.85 up Meat, 3 Vegetables OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY BRIGHTWOOD ACRES One of Hagerstown's Finest New Developments Located Just North of U. S. Route 40 Two Miles East of Town ALL LOTS RESTRICTED E.

D. PLUMMER SONS Owners and Developers Call REgent 9-1986 V. F. W. POST 1936 WALNUT ROOM ENTERTAINMENT Oct.

12:30 "The Invaders" The Impalas' Monthly Post Meeting Nov 1st 8 P.M. Plan To Atlend Now FREE PARKING MUMMERS PARADE SATURDAY, OCT. 29 AFTER 5 P.M. AYERS PARKING LOT Norman H. Avers (owner) 35c PER DAY Monthly Ilalos Available Main Entrance W.

Rallimorp St. Phone 730-l9flO Be Kids Warned At Halfway The County Commissioners are requesting that trick or treat activities Monday be con- oo to the hours prior to dark all of Hagerstown; Mrs. Doris in the Halfway areas where ni A construction equipment is locat- L. Blair, Mt. Aetna; Mrs.

Jean ed alld wtoe cons truction is Edward Bears, a noted his- orian and author was the fea- ured speaker Thursday at the bird annual Civil War Round banquet at the Maryland Correctional institution. The banquet was sponsored the inslilution's Antietam Civil War Round Table in cooperation with the Hagerstown Round Table. Bears with the Department jj if Interior National Park Serv- ce, has been awarded larry S. Truman award for conlribulions to the advancement of knowledge of Civil War listory. Hager House Closes After This Weekend CIDER, PUMPKINS, APPLES Keller Lewis Son.

Cavelown. Ph. 824-2811 Adv. HARD SHELL CRABS Soft Shell Crabs Oysters on shell: steaks; platters here or take home. Park Circle Tavern RE 9-5846 Adv.

underway The plan was suggested at Thursday's meeting of Ihe Halfway Civic Improvement Association which asked the commissioners to support it. The commissioners announced they feel the suggestion "is good and we hope that such activities will be limited as lai as possible to the period before dark." TURKEY HAM DINNER Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24--1 to 5 P. M. Smithsburg Com.

Hall. Served family style. Adults $1.75. Child, under 12, 75c. Spons.

by Smithsburg Lions Club. Adv. SHOOTING MAfCH Oct. 30 1 p.m. Hams, turkeys, beef.

South Ml. Rod Gun The Hager House will close for the season after this weekend. It will reopen in the spring. Visitation hours will be 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

today and 1-5 p.m. on Sunday. Attendance this year has ex jeeded thai of any previous year. Shoot 'Em Up The Leilersburg Volunteer Fire Deparlmenl will hold a shooling match at 1 p.m. today.

ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Red Men's Hall. 35 W. Antietam. Frontiersmen Potpie Dinner Oct. 30 2 to 6.

All you can eal. Adv. Club, Smithsburg. Adv. SHOOTING MATCH Oct.

30. 1 p.m. Still target jnly. Catoctin Fish Game Myersville, Md. Adv.

BLAKE'S RESTAURANT All food is homemfHe. Sunday Full Course D'nner Specials: Baked Ham or Charcoal Broiled Steak. Also homemade rolls. Many other menus to choose from. Seafood platters.

Hours: Weeki- days 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Located on corner Rts. 64 66.

Cavelown, Md. Adv. IS UNICEF TRICKING Your children this Hallow'en? Dial 731-3330 for a recorded message. Rev. Harvey Wilder.

Adv. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? "Our Only Business" An adjustment now can SAVE YOU an overhaul later! External band or linkage adjustment $4.50 Removal, Disassembly, Inspection Estimate $22.50 For free estimate and road test call: GRAY-STORM, Inc. 915 Rose Hill Ave. 731-2886 MOTORCYCLE RACES Sunday, October 30--Race Time 1 P.M. At Little Heiskel I Motorcycle Club Held At Club Grounds 4 miles west of Hagerstown off Broadfording Rd.

DONATION $1.50 12 FREE REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE NOVEMBER FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY We Will Install Our 20 Year Warranty ALUMINUM SIDING FOR JUST $85 PER SQUARE SO ELIMINATE PAINTING BY CALLING 733-0559 ARDINGER INSULATORS North Locusl St. "Your Headquarters for Home Improvements 4 Remodeling" We're sorry we missed the latest Telephone Directory. But Chatkin's Holiday Acres Pharmacy is now open for business. CHATKIN'S HOLIDAY ACRES PHARMACY Rt. 2 Smithsburg Phone 824-2790 Free Delivery Sheppard, 42, Is accused of Tebbenjohannj Sheppard, a bludgeoning brunette Marilyn Sheppard to death 12 years ago in their lakefront home in suburban Bay Village.

He blamed the crime on an unidentified intruder. Present in court for the first German-born She ried in July 1IM, two aftir his release bond from Onto wore a black two-piece suit. Her penitentiary. hair was kept in place wilh a transparent black mesh covering. Mrs.

Sheppard her home in Dusseldorf. She and The U.S. Court last June 6 ordered Sheppard either freed or retried, holding that returned first trial was unfair because of Thursday night from a visit to news coverage and the manner in which the original trial judge Sheppard's second wife, Adriane the former osleopalh were mar- ran the courtroom. Hagerstown Area News In Brief Historian Addresses Round Table A Dayton, Ohio, motorist who lold police he was looking for a restaurant and is unfamiliar with Hagerstown was charged in a two car collision Thursday evening on the Dual Highway. Police charged William R.

Byrd of Dayton, with making a left turn when unsafe. Police said the Byrd car and a car driven by Gilbert H. Wieland of 1204 Indian Cottage were both traveling west on the iual Byrd attempted a left turn out of the Chewsville Funkstown Rd. and slammed into the side of the Wieland car, police said. Ohio Driver Chargetl Here dletown in Frederick County and wind up the day with a rally at 8 p.m.

in Montgomery County. Lions Hear Fire Experts The fire prevention committee organized the program for the regular meeting of Smithsburg Lions Club at the Cavetown Church. Speakers included deputy fire a a Leister Isanogle, Charles Cronaur and sse Jacobs. The men explained their work inspections of buildings and nvestigations of fires. Deadline Near For Candidates All candidates on the ballot Nov.

8 and all political committees must file their next expense report at the clerk of court's office by Tuesday, Nov. 1, seven days prior to the election, the Washington County Election Board has announced. The board warns that failure to submit reports on time is a violation of the state law. Book Drop On Vacation The Washington County Free Library book drop on Antietam St. will be closed at noon today.

It will be reopened Tuesday morning, Edward a librarian, said Friday. Agneiv Visits Here Monday Spiro T. Agnew, Republican candidate for governor, i tour Washington, Frederick and Allegany counties Monday. He will begin the tour at 6:30 a.m. with visits to industrial plants in Cumberland.

Acconl- panying him will be Rep. Char Ics McC. Mathias Del. J. Glenn Beall Jr.

and D. Eldred Rinehart, GOP national commit- leeman. He will arrive in Washington County at 3:15 p.m. and continue the campaign with walking tours of Clear Spring, Hagerstown at 4 p.m. and Boonsboro at 5:15 p.m.

At 5:45 p.m. he will tour Mid- Clear Spring Legion Dunct Saturday, Oct. 29 "The Silvertones" Adv. TONIGHT IS SOCIAL NIGHT At the State Line Community Building. Starts 8 o'clock.

Valuable prizes awarded. Spons. by State Line Kurgan Club. Adv. Apploi, Applebutter A Cidtr Horst's At Paramount 733-7092.

Adv. CLOSED Sunday, October 30 at 12 Noon to death of brother DONALD BYRD Reopen Oct. 31, 7 A.M. RED BYRD RESTAURANT Keedysville, Md. You Won't Find A Fortune but you will be fortunate to have an account with the Hagerstown Trust Company with its complete banking service.

Come in today and let the friendly staff open an account for you. Hagerstown Trust Company 83 WEST WASHINGTON STREET Branch Banks 201 Prospect Ave. 900 S. Potomac St. FALL GUN SHOW Cumberland Valley Arms Collectors Association OCTOBER 29-30, 1966 Venice Motel Restaurant Route 40 East, Hagerstown, Md.

Phone 731-0510 Williamsport Red Men DANCE OCT. 29 MUSIC BY: THE MERRY MONTS "FRONTIERSMEN" OYSTEi'. FEED SUNDAY, NOV. 6, 1966 1 to 5 PRICE $200 NOW ACCEPTING NEW YEAR'S RESERVATIONS itulait a on your GRAND OPENING and Welcome to Hagerstown. We are proud to have been of service in securing the site for your beautiful, new store.

W. Paul Settles, Realtor and Associate, Bob Frank, Mgr. Commercial Division We, At COSS WELDING SUPPLY, INC, Have Recently Installed and Have In Operation High Pressure Hydrostatic Testing Equipment To Test Carbon Dioxide (COD, Oxygen (02), etc. Cylinder. Also, we recharge all types of Fire Extinguishers.

(Carbon Dioxide, Sodo Acid, Dry Chemical, etc.) and Soda Fountain CO'. COSS WELDING SUPPLY, Inc. 818 Pope Avenue RE 3-9033 Stale of Maryland Office of the Fire Marshall Permit All Testing Recharging Done on Premises DUE TO REMODELING Our Store Will Be Closed TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1 2 B. F.

GOODRICH 117 W. Franklin St. Hagerstown, Md. BAND INSTRUMENTS ARMSTRONG BUFFET CONN REYNOLDS ROTH and SCHROETTER VIOLINS SCHOOL RENTAL PLAN 1 YEAR FREE SERVICE ALL RENTAL PAYMENTS APPLY TO PURCHASE NO FINANCE CHARGES SAVE $15 to $50 a -Studio "HOUSE OF MUSIC" Kieffer Funk Road RE 3-7233 Ohewsville, Md. FREE MUSIC STAND WITH EVERY INSTRUMENT MID-TOWN RESTAURANT 731-3430 16N.

Prospect St. Sunday's Special 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. FRESH FRIED OYSTERS "SWISS STEAK" ROAST TOM TURKEY Serving (2) 85c Luncehon Specials 6 Days Per Week OPEN 6 A.M. 10 P.M.

PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN REAR R. L. Reynolds Last Week's Winner 0 PoOo ELI All Members Are Invited To The Club After the Parade Oct. 29 Free Steamers and Hot Dogs WE WILL CLOSE SATURDAY AT 6 P.M. ON ACCOUNT OF MUMMER'S PARADE EAKLE'S DRUG STORE 925 PENNA.

AVE. VOTE THE TUESDAY-NOV. 8, 1966 Good Government for Washington County.