Deaths include Cumming Cromwell Arnold Chandler Hockensmith
Multiple obituary notices for John A. Cumming Lena Cromwell Allen Arnold Mervin Chandler and Samuel Hockensmith note deaths, family survivors, and funeral details across Frederick area. Cumming born in Canada lived worldwide. Cromwell widow of Carl Cromwell. Arnold resident of 600 W Patrick St with lengthy illness. Chandler of 1 E Eighth St, WWII veteran. Hockensmith orchardist in Harpers Ferry area. Funeral home arrangements listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel, J. Hockensmith
Samuel Johnson Hockensmith
King’s Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mr. Hockensmith
Harpers Ferry
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Farm Bureau
West Virginia Horticultural Society
Charles Pic
Multiple Funerals Mark Week in Local Parishes
A sequence of funeral services is reported for Elizabeth du Fresne Tyler, William Ruly Lightner, John Sanders Fulks, Basil T. Lawrence, Paul G. Simon, Vernon C. Weddle and others. Services were held at All Saints Episcopal, Calvary Methodist, Graceham Moravian, and local funeral homes with interments at Mt. Olivet, Forest Oak, Woodlawn, and Lewistown cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth du Fresne Tyler
All Saints Episcopal Church
Maurice D. Ashbury
Charles HE. Conley, Jr
Charles Ross
Ernest Berger
Peter Sinclair
Charles F. Bowers
G. Hunter Bowers
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison & Son
William Ruly Lightner
Etchison Funeral Home
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Maneal Sie
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
John Sanders Fulks
Frank #. Barber
Laytonsville
Forest Oak
Glenn E. Black
St. Paul Methodist Church
Orin Burdette
Lawson King
Robert Rogers Jr
Mae R. Fulks
Charles Fulks
John Fulks
Basil T. Lawrence
Susan Whitehill Lawrence
Wooster
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Calvary Methodist ‘Church
Lynch Ledge No. 163
A. F. & A. Masons
Harold L. Bowers
Lewis J. Martz
Howard M. Albaugh
Arthur C. Volpe
Robert E. Dailey Jr
Paul G. Simon
Graceham
Graceham Moravian Church
Clement E. Suemple
Emil P. Simon
Ralph Fisher
Charles
Raymond Bentz
Frank Long
Birely Long
Arlie Smith
Woodlawn Cemetery
Winona
Minn
Vernon C. Weddle
Mountaindale
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Arthur B. Rice
Church of the Brethren
Marion
Alva
Eli Rice
Woodrow Stull
Richard Griffith
Lewistown Cemetery
Too Many Moos For Mrs Moo
Everett Washington AP report shows a deputy doubting a caller claiming 30 mooing cows near her home. The woman identifies as Mrs Rosemarie Moo, spelling Moo as M o O. Officers rounded up the cattle and found the owner. Field Day Cancelled due to wet grounds for 200 plus Boy Scouts in Francis Scott Key District at Frederick Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Wash
Snohomish County
Moo
Rosemarie Moo
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Fair Grounds
Elaine Palmer joins duties at Fort Myer Washington DC
Elaine Palmer of East Severth Street reports to Fort Myer Virginia for duties with the Office of the Chief of Staff Washington DC Sp/6 recently returned from an assignment in Germany Adee Eenmonetars Hem 7 aa 5k DIDS East Third Street celebrated her birthday at home Thursday Mr and Mrs Robert F Browning announce the birth of a son Robert Francis Jdr on March 22 Browning now at State College PA pursuing a Master’s in Biology Mrs Browning is Suzanne Fossett of Baltimore daughter of Dr and Mrs Clarence L Fossett Browning’s parents are Mr and Mrs William H Browning near New Market The Browning family has one other child Rebecca Lee now one and a half The Mr and Mrs J Carlisle Smith are visiting their daughter Judith a Hollins College freshman for Parents Day and May Day weekend at Hollins College today through Sunday Attendance at classes coffee with faculty contemporary opera and a dance drama and a new dormitory dedication are among weekend events Mr Jesse E Wiles of 235 West 5th Street celebrates his 72nd birthday today with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine. Palmer
East Severth Street
Ft. Myer
Virginia
the Chiefs of Staff
Washington, D.C
Germany
Adee Eenmonetars Hem
East Third Street
Robert F Browning
Unionville
Robert Francis
Judith
Hollins College
Jesse E. Wiles
West 5Th Street
Mount Saint Mary's students charged after alcohol arrest
Two state troopers arrived and found Leitch and Roman walking along a road after being left behind by fellow students celebrating a campus election at Mount Saint Mary's near Emmitsburg. Both youths were minors charged with possession of alcohol and granted continuances. Collateral set at $50 each.
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Leitch
Roman
Mount Saint Mary’s
Emmitsburg
Cashour
Coffman
Carl R. Harbaugh
Roy J. Reed
Baltimore Arts Expansion and Public Policy Bills
Governor signs funding for the Walters Art Gallery expansion with 2 million from the gallery and 1 million from the city of Baltimore. Capital improvements at Friendship Airport to be shared equally by the state and city. Maryland moves to outlaw blockbusting and cross burnings without owner consent. Second degree murder sentence raised from 18 to 30 years. Governor must act on 307 bills, including a plan for a second Chesapeake Bay Bridge and a new bridge over Sinepuxent Bay. Signed measures include tax payment condition on land subdivision, exemption of combat pay from state income tax, and studying People’s Courts in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters Art Gallery
Baltimore
Friendship Airport
Chesapeake Bay
Sinepuxent Bay
North Ocean City
Assateague Island
Worcester County
Frederick County
Sen
John A. Derr
Maryland
del. Goodloe E. Byron
Democrats Avoid Endorsing Rice or Renn for Frederick Mayor
In a precinct turnout note, a local Democrat insists on personal choice between Rice and A. Irvin Renn for mayor, disavowing formal endorsement. The text also defines the Third precinct boundaries within Second Election District, describing streets and rivers delimiting the area and its inclusion in Frederick Civ. for city elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
A. Irvin Renn
East Patrick Street
South Market Street
Mid. 355
Monocacy River
Frederick
Sick Young Mark Staley Observation at Frederick Memorial
Among The Sick Young Mark Staley son of Mr and Mrs Charles Staley Yellow Springs entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday for observation and treatment. Mr Frank R Adams Walkerstle remains a cardiac patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital His condition is improving. Mr Henry Krantz Sr Mt Airy is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Elmer L Stockman Frederick Avenue has been transferred from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Staley
Charles Staley
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank R. Adams
Walkerstle
Henry
PUBLIC SALES ASSIGNEE S SALE OF MARYLAND REAL ESTATE
Assignee sale offers 22 acre Frederick County land one mile north of Burkittsville Market Road, with a two story frame house and outbuildings on a hard surface road. Auction May 13, 1966 at 10 30 a m at the Frederick County Court House door. Deposit 10 percent, balance on ratification, taxes and costs borne by purchaser. Also sheriff sale notices a 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix seized under a writ of fi faias and to be sold May 12 1966 at 11 00 a m at Frederick County Jail for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain
Frederick County
Maryland
Douglas H. Santmier
Virginia L. Santmier
Thurmont Bank
Court House
Frederick
Burkittsville-Market
Manuel M. Weinberg
Weinberg
Investors Loan Corporation
James H. Merriman
Frederick County Jail
West South Street
Horace M. Alexander
Frederick notices and clean-up schedule for May 1966
The mayor and Board of Aldermen schedule a public hearing for May 5 1966 at 7 00 P M in City Hall to consider rezoning 423A and B East Patrick Street from M 1 Light Industrial to B 3 General Business. A city clean-up campaign lists REA pick-up days May 2 3 and 4 for areas along Patrick Street Fifth and Sixth Streets with curbside refuse guidance and a call back notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Kline
Patrick Street
E. Paul Magaha
Richard R. Burgee
City OF
Frederick
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
City Limits
Russell
Morgan
Soviet Press Attacks Batman on American Violence Narratives
Pravda claims the TV series Batman trains Americans to emulate murder in Viet Nam jungles. ABC spokesperson retorts Batman does not kill, only fists and fights back. The item ties a cultural product to Cold War rhetoric and U S media messaging. Includes other local notices and ads.
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Moscow
Pravda
Yamsville
Viet Nam
New York
ABC
Batman
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John A. Cumming
John Albert Cumming
Annie Jamieson Cumming
RFD
Ontario
Canada
Tate Tames
Rebeca Parr Cumming
Geni Cumming
Jacque Kemp
Regg
Washington
D.C
Alma Caviness
Bonnie Meadows
Estelle Cumming
Mira Loma
California
The
Kingdom Church
Brandon
Manitoba
Africa
Michiaga
Maine
Robert E. Dailey Son
North Market Street
Clark C. Cromwell
Lena Ormand Cromwell
Carl Clark Cromwell
John R
Mary J. Dean Ulrich
John R. Ray
Poplar Heights
Samuel B. Murphy
Glen Burnie
Margaret V. Harding
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Robert C. Warren
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Hansonville
Allen M. Arnold Allen Melbourne Arnold
W. Patrick St
Arnold
McCardell’s
Kehne’s
Wachter Brothers
Hardy County
George S
Hannah Simpson Arnold
Gertrude Fletcher Arnold
George P. Kreh
This City
George R. Arnold
la Verne
E. Church St
Ralph E. White
Marvin J. Chandler
Mervin J. Chandler
Eighth St
Helen Rudy Chandler
William A
Bessie G. Chandler
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Christ Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Middletown
Clarence Carnter
Otto Phillips
Mirs
Rhoda Mitchell
Marionville
Myrtis Shreves
Exmore Va
Steven Tucker
Frankfort
Del
William Chandler
Willard
Wiliam Chandler
Jamesville
Andrew Chandler
Poquoson
Welford Chardier
Melfa
Gladhill
George W. Klinefelter
Awrpat
Elizabeth Tyler
William R. Lightner
John S. Fulks
Bash. T. Lawrence
Vernon
Weddle
Mrs. Moo
Eackles
Strider Colonial Funeral
Charles Town
Charles Town Presbyterian Church
Carlisle McDonald
Edge Hill Cemetery
Tawes
Woodsboro
Williams
Edith Virginia
Florence E. Stoner
Western Maryland College
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frank L. Stoner
Laake Pws
Fin
Blackston
Myra Elizabeth Blackston
New Market Fire Hall
Grace Trinity United Church of Christ Building Fund
Myersville
Fire Hall
Nightingales
Ben
Mt. Airy Vol. Fire Co
Fireman's Park
Mt. Airy, Md
Walkersville
United Brethern
Christian Fellowship
Petunias
Ramblewood Gardens
Randy R
Rocky Springs Rd
Edgewood Church Rd
NEM
Tuscarora Gun Club
Market St
Lewis Rice Haller
East South Street
Alton Y. Bennett
Stanley Y. Bennett
Twin Brook Stables
Frederick News-Post
Chevrolet Corvan
Chevrolet
Cadillac Sales. Inc
West South St. Frederick
Damascus Area
Rammage Sale
Taney Apartments
PET and Tack Shop
West Patrick Street
A. Royal Remsberg, Jr
Corrick’s Flower Gardens
Mt. Airy
MT. Zion
Haugh
Ladiesburg
Long Corner
Mt. South
Ridgeville
Howard Chapel
Albert S. Tabler, Jr
Libertytown
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
Paul R. Kolb
Taylorsville Church
Creagerstown Parish
Creagerstown
Coates Corner
Petersville, Md
the News
Frederick, Maryland
Hose Co. & Ladies Auxiliary
Engine House
Russell Hahn
Sec
MT. Carmel Meth
Rt. 40
Constance Mercer
American Cancer Soc
Officer's Club
Fort Detrick
Wenn Lateanand Aawast
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Assn
Canada Hill Road
Foodland
Girls & Arrowhead
Europe
Trinity Methodist Church
Middletown Lions Club Smorgasboro
Middletown Fire Hall
Chester J. Kerbe
Urbana
PTA
Nice
Perconality
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
North Market ST
George Hamilton
Mountain Rest
West
Lady Lee
Carroll County
Burke Agency
Percy Burke
Wayne Lockard
East
Main Street
Westminster
Sts
West Patrick St
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth St
Dickey Bird
Ecker
MOSER
Open Discount Furniture Mart
West 7Th St
Motter Ave
Frederick, Md
Democratic
Weeling
Jeffersonian
Democratic Club
East Fourth Street
George F. Abrecht
Weil Brothers
Ford Construction Co
U.S.A
Bentz St
Patrick
Hamilton Avenue
T. E. Crummitt
Johnny
Airline Steamship
S. Market St
Snow White Grill
Roultzahn’s
Budge 77 South Market
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial
Nelson Tucker
Bill
Anderson
Newsrap
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