Deaths in Frederick County Area Rouse Community Losses
Obituaries note the deaths of Harry Lewis Wisner Sr 81 of Walkersville and several relations in Frederick County including Hilda Marie Ashbaugh 61 of Woodsboro Anna Elizabeth Pfaff 86 sister of Sister Rosemary Pfaff and Albert Strube Urbana plus Joseph E Willard 9 of Highfield. Services set at local funeral homes and Mt Moriah and Mt Oliver cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Pfaff
Anna Elizabeth Pfaff
Rosemary Pfaff
D.C
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
St. Genevieve’s Church
Albert Strube
Urbana
Frederick County
Andrew and
Rosanna Schrader Strube
Bertha Madora Sears Strube
Earl T. Strube
RFD
Frederick
Russell S. Strube
A. Francis Strube
Bethesda
James A. Mason
Joe Strube
Monrovia
Strube
Urbana Methodist Church
E. Church St
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Joseph E. Willard
Highfield
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Foxville
Funeral services for S Ray Ecker Uniontown tractor crash
Funeral services for S Ray Ecker of Uniontown who died Saturday in a tractor accident were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at D D Hartzler and Sons Funeral Home New Windsor with Rev John H Everly officiating. Burial in Pipe Creek Cemetery near New Windsor. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romanous
Elizabeth McAfee Willard
Clara McAfee Willard
Marvin R
Joseph
Buelah Flaugher
Cascade
Susie Brown Lantz
Mazie Bowman
Quincy
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Mt. Moriah Lutheran Church
Foxville
Arthur Wood
S. Ray Ecker
Uniontown
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
New Windsor
John H. Everly
Edgewood
John F. Brown
John Filmore Brown
Washington, D. C
Veterans Administration Hospital
Washington
Bush Creek
Monrovia
Pearl V. Bader
M. R. Etchison Son Funeral Home
E. Church St
John L. Barnes
Burkittsville Lutheran Charge
Computer driven tax system grows with annual returns
The article describes how computers process tax returns at high speed, flagging incomplete reports and missing social security numbers for manual handling. It notes the IRS uses the system to predict future tax take, review credits for favored industries, and handle growing returns from six million in 1930 to an estimated 135 million by 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRS
Congress
Fire Alarm System Delays Across County Crews Await Parts
Fire alarm work stalls as Brunswick Middletown and Myersville wait on timer shipments for sirens. Carroll Manor and New Market await new antenna towers. Thurmont lacks required wiring. Hankey plans to pause central system until master console is finished at Monstevue, then return to a separate contracted job in about 18 to 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Middletown
Myersville
Carroll Manor
New Market
Thurmont
Hankey
Monstevue
Goldstein Dedicates Flags and Speaks at Mt. St. Marys
State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein visited Frederick County with stops in Frederick and Emmitsburg. He presided at a flag presentation for the Jeanne Bussard Workshop and delivered the keynote at Mt. St. Marys College, urging students to apply education practically and pursue opportunities in government and other fields. He noted Maryland career state service has about five thousand vacancies and emphasized updating knowledge to keep pace with rapid growth. In remarks at Mt. St. Marys he urged Americans to seek peace and combat hunger and want worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Goldstein
Jeanne Bussard
Frederick County
Frederick
Emmitsburg
West South Street
Mt. St. Mary's College
Goldstein
Franeis Scott Key Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Maryland
Helen Nussear
Charles Glick
America
TJ Shops George Strasberger Weighs Vocational Dept Cuts
TJ Shops George Strasberger, assistant principal in charge of the vocational department, warns that closing the machine shop next year would erase a year of progress for ten tenth graders who have already spent one year there. He and Manwiller face a choice between staffing a machine shop for 19 requesting students or expanding English or history classes. The R and E lab supports the shops, and plans omit electrical shop and industrial arts drawing next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strasberger
Manwiller
Strasberger
Open housing law praised but seen as insufficient
Mrs Tannenbaum calls open housing a good first step but not enough for low income groups. Mrs Nancy Goodrich of the League of Women Voters criticizes the measure saying it won’t solve the real problem of finding older homes for Negro families. Frederick Mayor John Derr declines to comment without a copy of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tannenbaum
Nancy Goodrich
League of Women Voters Housing Committee
Frederick
John A. Derr
NAACP
Maryland
Ill patient Sowers returns home after surgery in Frederick
Mr. Harry S. Sowers of Burkittsville underwent surgery March 20 at Frederick Memorial Hospital and has returned home reported improving. Recent admissions to Frederick Nursing Center on Toll House Avenue from Frederick Memorial Hospital include Mr. James E. Ferrell of Knoxville and Mr. Frederick Keller of Ijamsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Sowers
Burkittsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Nursing Center
Toll House Avenue
James E. Ferrell
Knoxville
Frederick Keller
Ijamsville
M. E. Robertson
Eugene Gardner
Union Bridge Ambulance
Clifford Leatherman
Union Bridge
Hartmann elected rushing chair in local sorority chapter
Judith Hartmann daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Hartmann 303 West 12th St has been elected rushing chairman of the local Alpha Chi Omega sorority chapter Miss Hartmann is a junior at Denison University Granville Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Hartmann
E. C. Hartmann
West 12Th St
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Miss Hartmann
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Public Hearing Set on Maryland Water Quality Standards
The Maryland Water Resources Commission announces a public hearing on water quality standards and implementation plans for Maryland and interstate waters. The session on April 18 at 9:00 am, in College Park, invites written data and comments, with review copies available around April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maryland Water Resources Commission
Maryland Water Resources Commission
Maryland
College Park
University of Maryland
Department of Water Resources State
Annapolis
Maurice Siegel
Local ads list services from Routzahn to Ecker’s Beauty Salon
A collage of small ads and notices for moving gear rentals lime deliveries home improvements beauty services and public notices includes ROUTZAHN'S MOVING & STORAGE lease details and contact numbers. Other listings cover Cesspools and Septic Tanks cleaning ECKER'S BEAUTY SALON special spring hair styling and color, plus discount window shades linoleum and budget center offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Routzahn
Budget Center
South Market St
Mr. Ecker
Ecker
Valley elementary school plan changes eyed by board
The board discussed deletions from Valley elementary school plans proposed by architect George Bushey with estimated savings of 62000 dollars. Changes include removing air conditioning and certain roof enclosures, plus other items, awaiting concurrence from the County Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushey
John 1
Sameen An Sy
Smith
Valley
George Bushey
Board of County Commissioners
Collins
Wallace E. Hutton
Russell
Horman
Ines Collins
Board of the Commissioners
Uruguay Student Stoning Targets Firms in Montevideo
About 20 students and workers stoned two UCS firms in Montevideo Tuesday night as Communists intensified their campaign against President Johnson's imminent visit for the Inter American conference at Punta del Este.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
UCS
Johnson
Punta Delste
County Committees and Boards Staffing Details
Committees Stud Commission 15 each the Mental Health Advisory Committee 1d and the Community Action Committee maintain boards of directors numbering 12 with open-ended membership. The Roads Board is the Jarges Department in the county government employing 8 under the County Engineer. Montevue senior citizens home employs 30 nurses aides and orderlies. The court system including Client and Varna rate and the States Attorney’s Office employs 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stud
Mental Health Advisory Committee
Community Acton Committee
Board of Education
Roads Board
Jarges’ Department
Montevue
States Attorney Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tarry Lewis Wisner
Harry Lewis Wisner Sr
Weband
Hester O. Poole Wisner
Walkersville
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Charles
Cornelia Main Wisner
Jester O. Poole Wisner
Harry Lewis Wisner, Jr
Werhl
M.R. Etchison and Son
Lyle E. Harper
Walkersville Methodist Church
Glade Cemetery
Roy M. Ashbaugh
Hilda Marie Ashbaugh
North Market Street
Anson
Celia Stitely Boller
Woodsboro Luth |Eran Church
Ox Fiber Brush Co
James Eyler
Winchester
Spencer Boller
Woodsboro
Powell and Hartzler
Donald Haas
Mount Hope Cemetery
Kenwood School of the Sacred Heart
Albany
N.Y
Mt. Carmel
Cranford
N. J
Thomas Liddy
Gertrude McManus
Joseph FE. Willard
Ray Ecker
J. Rolfe Castleman
Doris Carter
Mt. St. Mary’s
Frederick Boy
Ra Care
West Fifth
Yachael
Wolford
West Fifth Street
Karen J. Ramsburg
Sherman ‘Wenu
Pyts
Basil Coffman
Hayden Jones
TJ Shops
Fidelity Building & Loan Association
Fredericktown Savings & Trust Co
N. Market St
Robert B. Eisenhauer
MAY Brothers Inc
the& A.M. Evangelical Reformed Church
W. Church Street
Harriet C. Proctor
Frank Camazo
Winifred Morgan
Mt. Airy, Md
Glisson Mills Rd
Washington St
Walkersville Fire CO
Woolco. Dept
Paint Dept
Bowers Lumber
Paul L. Heffner
Renn Pontiac Co
Melvin M. Engle, Inc
N. Carroll Sr
M. Frederick County
Frederick Animal Shelter
The
Doubs Methodist
Zenith T.V
Fairlane Ford
George Wm. Smith
Arthur
Pete” Fox
Cappello
Market St
Maine
Asbury Methodist Church
Council of Jewish Women
R. D. Hemp & Son Jefferson
Paul R. Kolb
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz
Earl Musselman
Howard Ash
Charlotte's
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
MOSER
Nelson Tucker
John K Henderson
Clark E. Dahoff
Tom, Dick & Harry
Johnny's Market
H. & R. Black Co
No Market St
Sun
PAL Federal & State
Henry
Ftc
C. Eichelberger
Merle C. Summers
Uruguay
Stone U.S. Biro
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