Deaths in Maryland and Nearby States March Obituaries
Notices report the death of Myrthia Edward Shoemaker 54 at Walter Reed Hospital Washington D C with burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Other obituaries include Charles Homer Tedrick 71 of Brunswick buried Arlington National Cemetery and Earl Howard Stup 71 farmer of Frederick County laid to rest at Mount Olivet with donations requested to the Frederick County Heart Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Shoemaker
Myrthia Edward Shoemaker
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D.C
Shookstown
Jacob G
Mary Miss Shoemaker
U.S. Army
Jacob A. Shoemaker
Frederick
William H. Shoemaker
Ernest L
Paul G. Shoemaker
Frank H. Shoemaker
Baltimore
Paul Kolb
Yellow Springs
Martha Shoemaker
Donaldson
Laurel
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
Charles H. Tedrick
Charles Homer ‘Tedrick
Brunswick
Veterans Administration Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Minnie Payne Tedrick
Charles A
Myrtle Hovermale Tedrick
B&o
the &O Clerks Organization
Steadman Keenan Post
American Legion
Mabel Ridenbaugh
Feete
Ralph Braden
New York Hill
Earl H. Stup
Earl Howard Stup
E. Marguerite Cecil Stup
Frederick County
Charles W
Annie Stockman Stup
Grayson H. Stup
Vienna
Robert W. Stup
Virgie Brasheats
Urbana
Ella Whitmore
Rodney Kelley
O’possum Town Pike
Stuart Geispert
Utica
Harry S. Hamilton
Edward Tobery
RFD
Calvary Methodist Church
M. R. Etchison and Son
East Church Street
Local Birthday and Anniversary Notices Mix
Mrs. Norman Dickson of Madi son Street marks a birthday today. Mrs. Charlotte Rupert of Walkersville recently returned from a Caribbean Cruise. Miss Dolly Carey of the County Treasurer's office celebrates her 23rd. Mr and Mrs Louis J Carpeneto of Wilson Place celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dickson
Madison Street
Charlotte Rupert
Walkersville
Dolly Carey
Louis J. Carpeneto
Wilson Place
Providence Named Grand Award Winner
Providence Rhode Island wins the grand award in a national fire safety contest by the U S Chamber of Commerce. In Carlsbad New Mexico the police station displays art instead of weapons showing local police chief Earl Westfall curating artworks from the Carlsbad Area Art Association to brighten the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Providence
R. I
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Carlsbad
N.M
Earl Westfall
Carlsbad Area Art Association
Obituaries and funeral rites listed for several local notables
Funeral notices detail services for William Edward Schade Harry C Castle Frances Reba Jane Cooper Alfred H Gray Sr Morton Jackson Logwood Howard V Murdoch and Howard V Murdoch with dates officiants pallbearers and burial sites in Mount Olivet Park Heights Ebenezer Chapel Pine Grove Mount Olivet and local Lutheran and Episcopal churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Schade
William Edward Schade
Etchison
Ralph Mener
Calvary Methodist Church
Ira Hartiman
Kenneth Etler
John Engle
James Gaver
James Heff‘ner
Edward Oden
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frances R. J. Cooper
Frances Reba Jane Cooper
Hagerstown
Lutheran Church
Brunswick
Ralph Miller
Gary Carter
James Bryan
Thomas Lake
Pat Rooney
Brent Bell
Steven Cox
Park Heights Cemetery
Alfred H. Gray Sr
Ijamsville
Ebenezer Church
Centerville
Alonzo Graham
C. B. Jackson
Charles Gray Sr
Aubrey Gray
Eugene Gray
Lewyn Gray
Melvin Evans
Robert Evans
G. Cc. Barton
Walkersville
Morton J. Logwood
Morton Jackson Logwood
James H. Allen
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Waynesboro
Arthur Rice
Mountaindale
Columbia Lodge No. 58
A.F
A. M
Meredith Fox
Charles Gearinger
Clyde Wachter
H. Glenn Strine
Devereaux P. Vandervoort
Gus N. Vaciliou
William T. Kreh Jr
Ralph H Potts
Edgar A. VanFossen
David R. Julian
Howard V. Murdock
Mt. Airy
Pine Grove Chapel
Robert Pegram
St. James Episcopal Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Marvin Alexander
Oliver Henley
Tracey Stackhouse
Charles Nicholson
Harry Bellison
William Rimbey
Waltz Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Winfield
Signs Of Change Collective Leadership Shifts In Moscow
AP reports subtle shifts in the Soviet collective leadership six months after Khrushchev. Brezhnev and Kosygin largely remain in a collective frame while others like Suslov Podgorny and Mikoyan appear to exert influence, with photo lineups signaling a balanced power dynamic in the Kremlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikita Knrushchev
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Lavrenti Beria
Secret Police
Georgi Malenkov
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Malenkov
Khhrushchev
Jon Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Pavel Belyayev
Alexsei Leonov
Mikhail Suslov
Nikolai Podgorny
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Morehhan
Supreme Soviet
Fr DePauw Defies Latin Mass Ruling Amid Vatican Row
Belgian born priest Fr DePauw pushes vernacular mass as Cardinal Shehan cancels a scheduled morning meeting. He cites support from across the United States and world while Mount St Marys officials say the seminary itself is not taking sides and DePauw acts as an individual priest and American citizen in the Catholic Traditionalist Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Pauw
Cardinal Shehan
United States
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
George D. Mulcahy
Baltimore
Mount ‘St. Mary’s
Robert Kline
Our College
Mount St. Mary’s
Mount St. Mary's Seminary
De Gaulle Loses Ground With West German Politicians
In Bonn French President Charles de Gaulle loses influence among Gaullists led by Konrad Adenauer who urge closer ties with Germany while Adenauer criticizes de Gaulle at a CDU meeting. Erhard tries a middle course amid strains over European integration and German reunification prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weyland
Bonn
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Christian Democratic Party
Rhine
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Rambouillet
de’ Gaulle
U.S
Europe
United States
Legislative tweaks proposed in county law changes
The proposals cover retirement and pension system via private insurance. Changes include shifting the annual roads report from November to December and allowing the county treasurer to place funds in any area bank without bid requirements. Other items address licensing, juror pay timing, dog license expiration, audit bidding, library funding, roads board pay, and funds handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Burr Artz
Roads Board
County Roads Board
Sanitary Commission notes budget rise and regional sewer plans
The Sanitary Commission reports a budget slightly higher than last year’s 31 thousand dollars as it pursues surveys for 1965 66. It contacts the Point of Rocks Development Corporation to limit requests for sewer or water to one at a time and awaits a petition to create a Sanitary District in Braddock area. Delegate Byron’s bill for more state aid to small communities passed both houses, while Johnson proposals for 40 percent federal aid for sewer and water projects could enable installations in Frederick County towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Water Company
Sanitary Commission
Cook
Goodloe E. Byron
D.- Frederick
Johnson
Frederick County
Mathias Denies Campaign Link to Montgomery County Home
Mathias says his Montgomery County home is for family convenience and has no political significance. His Frederick County residence remains legal, while his wife Ann states no district change plans. A 25,000-signature petition by June 1, 1965 would force a referendum on congressional redistricting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montgomery County
Mathiases
Frederick County
Frederick
Ann Mathias
Mathias
Baltimore City
Legisature
Baltimore
Local hospital updates and city proclamation on teaching careers
The bulletin lists patients at Newton D. Baker Hospital and Frederick Memorial Hospital including Mr. Grayson Rippeon, Mrs. Mamie Garver, Mrs. J. Robert Lowman and Wayne Stine with improvements and observations. Moscoy's ambulance service handles 450 to 600 calls daily for a city of 6 million. Mayor Paul Magaha proclaims April 1965 as Teaching Career Month to spotlight teachers and encourage education careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson L. Rippeon
Frederick
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mamie Garver
John R. Harris
Monrovia
J. Robert Lowman
Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Irene Benchoff
East Third Street
Vindobona Nursing Home, Inc
Braddock Heights
Robert L. Gross
East Patrick Street
Wayne Stine
Martin Stine
West Seventh Street
Moscoy
Paul Magaha
City of
Widow remarriage rises in northern Indian villages
A survey in northern Indian villages finds 38.5 percent of widows remarry breaking the traditional Hindu taboo. In ancient times widows reportedly threw themselves on their husband's funeral pyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
You can help Be a Red Cross Volunteer
Community appeal seeks volunteers for Montevue, local nursing homes, and Red Cross activities. Roles include motor corps drivers, canteen service, receptionist and clerical help. Training provided. Time flexible: half day weekly or more on a regular basis. Call Red Cross office 662 5131.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Montevue
Red Cross Office
United Steam Engine No 3 to Hold Quarterly Meeting
The United Steam Fire Engine Company No 3 will meet at the Engine House on Monday April 5 1965 at 8 PM. All members are urged to attend. Stanley Y Bennett Secretary. Card of Thanks extends gratitude to Pastor Seltzer Dr Brice and friends for kindness during illness and loss. Mildred S Huffer and family express thanks for support. Rummage Sale and local church notices listed. State Roads Commission invites bids for two Frederick County highway projects with prequalification required and bid deadline April 27 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniteds No
United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3
Stanley Y. Bennett
Pastor Seltzer
Dr. Brice
Clarence A. Huffer
Mildred SI. Huffer & Family
State Roads Commission
Preston Street
Balimore 3
Maryland
Commission
State Roads Commission of Maryland
Code of Maryland
General Assembly of Maryland
John B. Funk
C.R. Pease
Local Community Events And Sales Across Frederick Area
A crowded notice sheet lists auctions, shotgun and shooting matches, church suppers, bake sales, and charity events from April 1965. Highlights include a Ponton’s Community Sale at 238 W. 5th St at 10:30 AM with a 1955 Plymouth, a Catoch Fish and Game fundraiser, Germantown Elementary School PTA dinner, and multiple church dinners. Also shown are a spring opening for Stall's Auto Treat, Avon and Beauty Shop updates, and a water bill notice from the City Treasurer with April payment deadline and May shutoff alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponton’s
W. 5Th St
Plymouth
Louis E. Eichelberger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry C. Castle
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thomas J.crum
Elgin Hemp
Louis E. Hichelberger
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
H. David Hagan
Raymond C. Geisbert
Fr. DePauw
Holy See
Sanitary
J. Rolfe Castleman
Anna Lee Kefauver
Eugene Kefauver
Catholic University
Winston Shipley
Rocky Ridge
Frederick Memorial Park
D. J. Shook
Asbury Methodist CH
Kemp Hall Corner
Cor. N. Mkt
W. Church Sts
Guild of Evan. Reformed Church
Frederick, Md
Pete, Lou
Ray
State OF Maryland
Mt. Zion Road
New Market
New London
Catoch
Fish and Game Protective Assoc
Myersville
Canada Hill
May
Germantown
P.T.A
N. of
Rosenour’s
North Market ST
Church St
Red
Bob Grubbs
the Grubstakes
New Market Fire Hall
Benefit of Fire Co
Night
Tuscarora Gun Club
Taney Apartments
Rocky Springs
Avon
Lewistown
Frederick City
Helen Wertz
P. O
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Dean’s Village Beauty Salon
Nancy Moore
Little’s Beauty Shop
Modern Miss Beauty Salon
W. Potomac St
Elizabeth Hagan
Joan Rice
Post Beauty Shop
Central Methodist CH. Rt
Libertytown
Maurice C. Smith
Red Delicious
Stayman Apples
Newman's
Smithsburg
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Acacia Beauticians
Judith Zimmerman
R. D. Hemp & Sons Jefferson
Horse & Pony
Manchester
Franklin
NEW Midway Fire CO
Alcoholics Anonymous
Maple Ave
Charles Clem Frederick
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Mehiile N. Wachter
Oak Hill Church of God
LeGore
Elwood Toms
Howard Potts
Childcraft
Constance H. Mercer
Woodsboro Fire Hall
Woodsboro Fire Co
MT. View Meth. CH
Purdum
Cuddery
Raggedy Ann
Andies
Washington Street
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
Urbana Methodist
Diana
Routzahn
BUD
Moser’s
Middletown
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