Deaths of Green Smith McKinstry in Carroll County area
Obituaries note Joshua Thomas Green 56 of Philadelphia died in Philadelphia General Hospital. William George Smith 76, a Modern Lighting Company salesman, died in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mary Messler McKinstry 80 of Union Bridge died at her daughter's home after illness. Wives, children, siblings, and local church ties listed. services and burial plans in Union Bridge, Mount Olivet and Pipe Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua T. Green
Joshua Thomas Green
Philadelphia Pa
Philadelphia General Hospital
Carroll County
Joshua T
Kate Dorsey Green
Methodist Church
K. of P. Lodge
Union Bridge
Amelia Mathis
Philadelphia
Robert Milberry
Louis Green
Baltimore
Roland Green
New Windsor
George W. Green
Alto Brooks
William G. Smith
William George Smith
Trail Avenue
Modern Lighting Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lula Ballinger Smith
Cumberland
John Smith
First Baptist Church
Royal Bible Class
Smith
G. Donald Smith
Broad Run
Alfred S. Vail
Long Island N.Y
Orley R. Bourland
Walkersville
Sophia Smith
Margaret Schiller
Millie Morton
Hancock
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
East Church Street
W. E. McKinstry
Mary Messler McKinstry
William E. McKinstry
McKinstry Mill
Preston Myers
Lewis A
Annie Rowe Messler
Linwood Church of the Brethren
Myers
Charles Hesson
Frank W. Messler
Hanover
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Hays Logan
Freeman Ankrum
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Viet Victory Updates From Da Nang To Hanoi Bombing
Reported March 26 attacks damaged an American LST at Da Nang but did not sink it. U S Navy bombers hit Dong Phuong Thuong bridge south of Hanoi, potentially years to repair the 525 foot span, while Viet Cong movement relies on river crossings. Washington outlined psychological warfare to win over Vietnamese with radios and broadcasts. The U S Information Agency will expand staff and assign Vietnamese personnel to Viet Nam operations. In Florence Arizona inmates sign up for How to Win Friends and Influence People.
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LST
da Nang
Saigon
Washington
Defense Department
U.S. Navy
Dong Phuong Thuong
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Len
U.S. Information Agency
Viet Nam
Kemp Sr. Headed Cloverland Farms Dairy in Baltimore
DeWitte E. Kemp Sr. 76 native of Frederick and founder of Cloverland Farms Dairy in Baltimore died Monday at Lutheran Hospital after a short illness. He is survived by wife Mary L. Houck Kemp two sons DeWitte E. Kemp Jr. and Donald H. Kemp a daughter Violet Kemp Dawes a brother and two sisters. Funeral today at 1 p.m. at William J. Tickner and Sons Funeral Home with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick.
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DeWitte E. Kemp Sr
Frederick
Cloverland Farms
Baltimore
Lutheran Hospital
Kemp
Mary L. Houck Kemp
DeWitte E. Kemp Jr
Donald H. Kemp
Violet Kemp Dawes
Irving B. Kemp
Willson Kellough
Anna Schmenner
William J. Tickner and Sons Funeral
North and
Pennsylvania Avenues
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Funeral notices for Mills Bures Weybright in Harpers Ferry area
Funeral services were held for Mary Mildred Mills 45 of Knoxville at Euckles Chapel Harpers Ferry with burial at Old Brethren Cemetery Brownsville. Infant David George Bures son of Marvin and Betty Bures honored at St John’s Braddock Heights. Emma Weybright wife of Ralph Weybright Thurmont remembered at Creager Funeral Home with burial Mount Tabor Rocky Ridge.
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Charles W. Mills
Mary Mildred Mills
Knoxville
Euckles
Harpers Ferry
Frank Wilson
Silver Grove
Virginia Hunt
Baltimore
Margaret Louise Mills
Clayton
Charles
James Mills
Martha Ott
Loudoun County
Virginia Engle
Rosie Hostler
Clayton Wood
Rawson
W. Va
David G. Bures
St. John’s Catholic Church
David George Bures
Marvin G
Betty Lee Rhoderick Bures
Braddock Heights
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Gerald LaPorta
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Emma IL Weybright
Ralph P. Weybright
Thurmont
Creager ‘Funeral Home
Dixon Yaste
Samuel 8. Weybright
John
Mark Baumgardner
Ray Stup
Glenn
Harry Trout
D. S. Weybright
Mount Tabor
Rocky Ridge
Johnson Seeks Peace in Vietnam Policy Address
Johnson reaches a successful agreement and will address the nation at 9 p.m. EST by television and radio. This is his second major Vietnam policy statement in two weeks, stressing peace, and the White House floated economic aid to a peaceful Southeast Asia with possible North Viet Nam involvement. International leaders from 17 countries urged immediate negotiations without preconditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
White House
United States
U.S
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
India
Yugoslavia
United Arab Republic
Bomb Warning Clears U S Embassy Building In Malaysia
Police cleared the downtown office building housing the U S Embassy after a fake bomb warning in Kuala Lumpur. An anonymous call said a bomb had been planted, but none was found in the structure, the third such alert in 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
U.S
County budget hearings detail jail and planning requests
County officials discussed sheriff and jail needs including 1000 dollars for security equipment at the Frederick County Jail and two deputies to cover shifts and leaves. The Montevue Home seeks 157339 dollars, mainly to expand infirmary space, while the Planning Commission forecasts reduced planning costs with federal aid and outlines salaries and capital needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Frederick
Grace L. Schell
Robin A. Staley
Montevue
Commissioners Montevue
County Planning Commission
J. Alfred Catsail
Myersville
Brunswick
Catsail
Planning Commission
Board of Appeals
Glenn Swisher
Garland Guyton
Frederick County
Russell Z. Herman
Manor Woods
Swisher
A. Irvin Renn
Robert Wirgan
G. Horton Peace
Board of Election Supervisors
Peace
Cosmonaut Leader Denies Reports Of Deaths In Space
Moscow AP Lt. Gen. Nikolai Kamanin, commander of Soviet cosmonauts, denies foreign reports that cosmonauts died in unannounced space flights. He writes in Red Star that such claims aim to undermine Soviet space achievements and name mostly nonexistent cosmonauts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Air Force
Nikolai Kamanin
Red Star
Walkersville High to Stage Annual Spring Concert Thursday
Walkersville High School presents the Annual Spring Concert in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. The program features Walkersville and Mount St. Mary’s glee clubs plus the Walkersville band with selections from Scott Erickson Bach Chiarelli Holt Olivadoll and tunes from Bernstein Simeone Hahn Jacobs. The finale unites the glee clubs and band in This Is My Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville High School
Walkersville High
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Scott
Erickson
Bach
Chiarelli
Holt
Olivadoll
Hi Lili
Hi Lo
Kaper
Simeone
Bernstein
Hahn
Jacobs
FHS Concert Band To Appear On TV
The Frederick High School Concert Band directed by Robert F Doster will perform on WGAL TV channel eight Saturday at 4 p m. The program runs a half hour featuring a symphonic band selection set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHS
Frederick High School
Robert F. Doster
Wgal-Tv
Baptist Youth Sessions Tackle Youth World Challenges
In Baltimore, the Baptist theme Young People Facing Their World hosts sessions at 9 45, 10 50, and 2 p m. Gainer E Bryan Jr editor of The Maryland Baptist speaks on Teen ers Face The Race Problem. Mrs James Markwood talks Dating Dos and Donts. Rev Sessoms, Miss Corum, Miss Cantrell, and Rev Woodward address training union programs youth week biblical understanding and recreation dangers.
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Gainer E. Bryan Jr
Baltiimore
Sessoms
Betty Jo ‘Corum
Ruth Cantrell
State Women's Missionary Union
Woodward
Gasoline Bombs Hit Dublin Political HQ
In Dublin two gasoline bombs were thrown at the Fianna Fáil party headquarters of Prime Minister Sean Lemass. The blasts set a door and hallway on fire but were quickly doused with no injuries reported as voters select 43 MPs and the new five year government amid sunny, record poll forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Sean Lemass
Bright
Governor Brown Fails Pushup Challenge by Muriel Grossfield
Gov Edmund G Brown, 59, took on Muriel Grossfield a New Haven Conn consultant on fitness in an impromptu pushup contest in Sacramento He managed only one pushup while Grossfield completed ten and Brown quipped I guess I'm out of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Muriel Grossfield
New Haven
Fund Established For Sherpa Children
New York Senator Robert F. Kennedy set up a trust fund for Sherpa climbing guides' children in Nepal. The fund, believed to exceed 7500 dollars, comes from his Life magazine article fee for his ascent of Mt. Kennedy, 13900 feet, named for his late brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Nepal
Kennedy
Life Magazine
Mt. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
AMVETS Plan Banquet Honoring National Leader
Frederick to host a reception and banquet honoring Amvets National Commander Lincoln Tamraz of Pennsylvania. Invitation extended by Commander Wesley Farr of Amvets Post Two as over 100 guests are expected. Program at Town and Country restaurant with a 6 PM reception, dance to follow at Amvets Post Two headquarters with other national officers invited by State Commander A. Leo Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
John A. Derr
E. Paul Magaha
The
Amvets
Frederick
Wesley Farr
Frederick Amvets Post Two
Farr
Bap
Iquet
Lincoln Tamraz
Pennsylvania
A. Leo Anderson
Fof
Rockville
County Board Cancels Hearings for Parleveen
Frederick County Commissioners attend Western Maryland Commissioners Association meeting in Carroll County with Carroll Washington Allegany and Garrett officials. Attendees include Rosencrantz Barrick Linton Nottingham. County budget hearings are postponed to next Wednesday. Idaho contains the largest primitive area in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Western Maryland Commissioners’ Association
Carroll County
Carroll
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Samuel W. Barrick
Donald C. Linton
Southey T. Nottingham
Idaho
United States
Community Notices and Upcoming Sales in Myersville Area
Executor sells personal property at Myersville Fire Hall Maryland on April 17 1965 at 12 noon items include refrigerator freezer sewing machine antique walnut bed and chairs plus various small wares. Public notices warn trespassers regarding a lot on B and O Avenue with threats of legal action. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for condolences. Public auction of farm goods near Monocacy River scheduled April 19 1965 with household items autos and ponies. Consignment sale planned at old Wolfsville School house April 24 with items accepted April 19-23 evenings.
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Orphans Court
Myersville
Maryland
International Harvester
Maytag
Krise
Bakers Valley Rd
Urbana
Buckeystown
Monocacy River
J. W. Spaven
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Old Wolfsville
Wolfssville Raritan Club
Delbert Null
Ponton's Community Sale and Public Notices Auction
Public sale notices list Ponton's Community Sale on April 10 1965 at 10 30 A M offering a 1955 Plymouth many household items and furniture. Also Edith Gorley estate sale items at 1 00 P M with kitchen appliances furniture and miscellaneous. Notices include local hospital updates Red Cross volunteering and Frederick storm drain project bid details.
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Ponton’s
W. St. St
Plymouth Automobile
T.V
Bessie Ramsburg
John L. Pouton
Community notices and sales from Frederick area events
Notices announce annual meeting of the Frederick Community Concert Association at Hotel Frederick on April 26 1965 with officer elections. Also upcoming rummage sales thrift ads and church events at Evangelical Reformed Church West Church Street Rocky Hill Church and local fairs in Monrovia and Woodsboro. Details cover livestock farm machinery furniture cider and home services with contact numbers.
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The
Frederick Community Concert Association
Hotel
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church Social Room
West Church ST
Farm Machinery Auction Near Walkersville Md
On the farm along Bessie Clemson Road near Coppermine Road one mile northeast of Route 41 a full line of farm machinery will be sold at public auction Saturday April 10 1965 at 1100 am Advertisements appear April 3 7 and 9 Auctioneers Glenn Trout and James G Trout Clerk Sidney Lease Walkersville Md Public notice The Eagles Parking Lot on East Patrick Street is for members only Vehicles parked otherwise will be towed at owner expense Truste es of Aerie 1067 Lindsay s Law Sharpening Service Precision Sharpening Lat April 24 9 am terms and consignments call VI 5 2421 or VI 5 2426 Walkersville Fire Co
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Bessie Clemson
Coppermine Rd
Rt. 41
Eagles
East Patrick St
Trustees OF Aerie
Walkersville Fire CO
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Florence, Ariz
Arizona Penitent
Ispaap
D. E. Kemp Sr
Dairy
Governor Brown
Amvets Plan
Parleveen
Fred. Co
National Bank
Women’s League
Paul R. Kolb
B&o
Frances Reba Jane Cooper
Stanley S. Cooper
Edward Hedges
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Kathleen Staub
Charles L. Kidd
East Third Street
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Charles Williams Jr
Charles Williams
East Patrick Street
Johns Hopkins Hopital
China
Red Cross
Red Cross Office
City of
City Hall
F. E. W. Ausherman, Inc
E.S.T
S.Y
R.C.P
S.R.C
Nisi
Circuit Court
March Terra
Holden
Felton
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
Holdens
Ellis C Wachter
Holden $ Felton
Senedor
Frederick, Maryland
Rammage Sale
Taney Apartments
Francis W. Bush SR
Parsons
N. Market St
Rocky Hill
Woodsboro
Wilfield
Jesse A. Bussard
Red Delicious
Stayman Apples
Newman's
Smithsburg, Md
Glade Reformed Cemetery
Cappella
Maine
Libby
Eiltish Wachter
Shenandoah Valley
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Winchester, Virginia
Cappello
Paul Brown
Eves
Sat. & Son
W. Patrick Sr
Martin Strate
Bridgewater, Virginia
T. B. King Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Sidney Lease
Lindsay’s Law
Pearl Street
West
Patrick
A&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop
N. Met. ST
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Bentz Street
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Little’s
Beauty Shop
Carmack
Michigan
Super Market
North Market St
Louis E. Eichelberger
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
Diana
Routzahn
BUDGE
MOSER
Middletown
Niwarar
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