Deaths in Frederick area including Brown and Kain
Death notices from Frederick area list Marvin J. Buck Brown 41 of Waldorf former Myersville Family Drive-In Theatre worker with survivors, funeral Wednesday Martinsburg. Arthur C. Flook 55 Middletown carpenter ex WWII veteran, wife Helen, five children, services Tuesday Middletown. Irma Rae Zimmerman 70 Frederick County widow, multiple children, services Wednesday Middletown area. Sherman B. Rippeon 37 Frederick, Korean and WWII veteran and water company worker, bereaved parents and siblings, services Tuesday Walkersville. Joseph L. Kain 59 Harpers Ferry guard, St Peter’s Church member, wife Margaret, daughter Gail James, burial St Peter’s. Miss Mary A. Waynant 69 near Sabillasville, Waynant family, Thurmont services Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Roth Brothers Theatres
Myersville
Ernest J. Brown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Genevieve
Marva Brown
Becky Brown
Waldorf
Ernest G. Brown
Frederick
Elwood Lane
Donald Manning
Brown Funeral Home
Rosedale Cemetery
Arthur C. Flook
Middletown
Philip E
Elizabeth Remsburg Flook
Lutheran Church of Middletown
Flock
Morgan-Keller, Inc
Helen Adams Flock
James Sowers
James P. Flock
U.S. Navy
Great Lakes
John B. Flook
Jerry L. Flook
Jeffrey B. Flook
Grace Bidle
Hirman S. Flook
Gaithersburg
Grayson E. Flook
Elvin W. Flook
W. Marshall Flook
Fengaville
Gladhill
J. Paul Seltzer
Irma Rae Zimmerman
West Third Street
David E. Zimmerman
Monocacy Hall
Frederick County
Melvin A. E
Esta Nikirk Biser
Elizabeth B. Woodfield
Germantown
Charles H Zimmerman
RFD
Mt. Airy
Melvin A. Zimmerman
Ijamsville
Irma Z. Anderson
David E. Zimmerman Jr
Frank —Biser
Braddock Heights
George Biser
Irving Biser
Mary Knill
Reading
Zimmerman
Grace Reformed United Church of Christ
Robert E. Dailey and Son
North Market Street
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Reformed Cemetery
Sherman B. Rippeon
Veterans’ Administration Center
Arthur C. T. Rippeon
John R. Webb
Walkersville Water Company
Arthur T
Otis
Frank A
Walkersville
Grayson E
Charlotte E. Snoots
Joyce E. Haines
LeGore
Barton Funeral Home
Walkersvile
Francis E. Reinberger
Joseph L. Kain
Joseph Leo Kain
Harpers Ferry
John J. and
Virgie Shumaker Kain
Kain
Pinkerton, Inc
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Margaret Painter Kain
Gail James
James P. Kain
Eckels
John C. Ryan
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Mary A. Waynant
Sabillasville
Brookfield Manor
Middleburg
Waynesboro
Americus
Marion Bender Waynant
Miss Waynant
Blue Ridge
Thurmont
Drought Aid Criticized After July Rainfall Figures
The drought relief group faced criticism after the initial rejection of aid. July rainfall at the official High Knob station was 2.63 inches, just below the July normal of 2.94 inches. Countywide estimates varied, with Frederick State Police barracks recording 1.85 inches and northern Frederick observers reporting even less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Knob
Frederick
Frederick County
Domestic Building Association Declares Extra Dividend
The Board of Directors of The Domestic Building Association of Frederick County declares a special dividend of 3 per share for Series 63 maturities. This is the seventh consecutive extra dividend, in addition to the usual maturity dividend of 12.50 per share. President R Ames Hendrickson and secretary treasurer H Albert Dean note strong past year results and ample reserves, with Maryland Savings Insurance backing. The association operates from Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, with Series 70 opening the week of November 19 and applications now being accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic Building Association
Frederick County
R. Ames Hendrickson
H. Albert Dean
Maryland Savings Share Insurance Corporation
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Economic Growth On Decline In USSR
A congressional report states Soviet economic growth has declined sharply and the gap with the United States in GNP has not narrowed since 1958. The five volume symposium by government, university and private researchers notes the USSR still advances economically but no longer expects to catch up to the U S by 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Senate House Economic Committee
Soviet Union
United States
Brunswick Soldier Ready for Vietnam Airborne Unit
Army Pfc. Donald E. Greenfield, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Norman D Greenfield of 325 E Potomac St Brunswick, is assigned to the 173d Airborne Brigade in Vietnam. He entered service December 1985, trained at Fort Gordon Georgia, and was last stationed at Fort Benning Georgia. A 1965 Brunswick High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Donald E. Greenfield
Norman D. Greenfield
E. Potomac St
Brunswick
173D Airborne
Vietnam
Greenfield
Fort Gordon
Fort Benning
Brunswick High School
Funeral services for John W. Martz Sr. held in Silver Spring
John W. Martz Sr. husband of Charlotte Auman Martz of Silver Spring died at Walter Reed Hospital and was buried with military honors at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rev. Paul L. Althouse officiated at M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home. Fort Detrick Honor Guard led by PFC Bobby Sparkman fired a squad. interment followed. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan W. Martz SR
John W. Martz Sr
Charlotte Auman Martz
Silver Springs
Walter Reed Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
E. Charch St
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Fort Detrick
Bobby J. Sparkman
Johnny R. Anderson
Jackie D. Hutchens
Garrett L. Watts
Robert Kaprinski
Earl B. Britt
Hank Neimark
Robert R. Embrey
Ronald D. Crouse
Charlies R. Maile
John D. Harrison
Jimmy D. Huckabay
Mario A. Petrone
Mount Olivet
Births and Notices From Frederick Area Personal Items
Mr and Mrs Timothy Federerline announce the birth of a son Kevin Wayne on Thursday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs N Wilson Schley have returned home after a two week tour of Ireland. John Preston Delaplaine infant son of Mr and Mrs George B Delaplaine Jr was baptized on July 24 at Evangelical Lutheran Church. Godparents are Mrs Myron Randall and William S Leyba. Following the baptism a family dinner was held at the Delaplaine home. Mrs Delaplaine's parents Mr and Mrs James M Barker were houseguests. Mr and Mrs Edwin F Nikirk are registered at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. Mr Nikirk attends the American Trial Lawyers Association annual meeting. Mr and Mrs Victor Hott announce the birth of a son Thursday at Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg. Mrs John D Kelly of Kemp town visits her son and daughter in law. Tammy Jeanne Cole celebrates her 8th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Federline
East Church Street
Kevin Wayne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
N. Wilson Schley
Greentop Farm
Frederick
Ireland
John Preston Delaplaine
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Central
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Francis E. Reinberger
Myron Randall
William S. Leyba
Morgantown
W. Va
Delaplaine
James M. Barker
Jacksonville
Fla
Edwin F. Nikirk
West Second Street
Century Plaza
Los Angeles
Nikirk
American Trial Lawyers Association
Victor Hott
Braddock Heights
Kings Daughters’ Hospital
Martinsburg
John D. Kelly
Kemptown
James Kelly
Linthicum Heights
Japan Not China To Influence Asia
Washington AP report quotes retiring U.S. ambassador to Tokyo Edwin D. Reischauer saying Japan will probably do more to affect Asia's future than China. He argues China's influence is negative while Japan's positive role is less understood but growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edwin D. Reischauer
U.S
Tokyo
Japan
Asia
China
US News & World Report
Reischauer
Colitis Attack Puts Truman In Hospital
Former President Harry S. Truman, age 82, is hospitalized in Kansas City with severe colitis. Dr. Wallace H. Graham says the intestinal disorder has weakened him and tests are postponed until he is stronger. Truman is reported to be improving and the condition is not alarming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Wallace H. Graham
Truman
Local residents enter hospitals for treatment and recovery
Among The Sick Mrs. Oscar Baugher returns home from Johns Hopkins in Baltimore after major surgery. Mr. W Russell Mohler underwent surgery in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Raymond E Bowers Sr. entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Mrs. Harmon R Smith was moved to Vindobona Convalescent Home after a broken leg and elbow. Mr. Frank R Adams Sr. was admitted to Frederick Nursing Home. Mrs. Minnie T Fleming entered Monocacy Nursing Home for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Baugher
Redwood Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
W. Russell Mohler
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond E. Bowers Sr
West Seventh Street
Frederick Iron and Steel
Harmon R. Smith
Jefferson
Braddock Heights
Weather records for Frederick County July highs and rainfall
The July precipitation in 1930 was .22 inches, far below this year’s 19.93 inches. The record July rainfall is 8.53 inches in 1912. The lowest July temperature on record is 45 degrees in 1945. July’s 90 degree days peak at 24 in 1921 and 1930, with the all time high July temperature 109 degrees set in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Snowballs and Christmas Tree Welcome Viet Vet Home
Army Cpl. Tim McFadden returns from 13 months in Vietnam to Cincinnati. His family decorates the home with a Christmas tree and presents, a sign, and a cache of snowballs saved from a heat wave. Parents Mr and Mrs Robert McFadden, of Norwood, note Tim hoped for a snowball fight on his return. The family has three other sons in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Army
Tim McFadden
Viet Nam
Robert McFadden
Norwood
Tim
United States
McFaddens
Police Check Pistol Used In Shooting
State Police named James Trout Johnson a suspect in the fatal killings of Mr and Mrs Milton Trout Johnson and their son as ballistics tests on his 22 caliber pistol proceed. Funeral services for the Johnsons and their son are set for tomorrow at Dailey's Funeral Home with calls tonight 7 to 9 p.m. Police plan autopsy results from Baltimore Morgue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Trout Johnson
Milton Trout Johnson
Dailey
William F. Davis
Frederick Barracks
Pikesville
Johnsons
Davis
Johnson
Baltimore
Bombers strike Viet Cong camp near Saigon
U S forces hit a Viet Cong base camp 25 miles northwest of Saigon with B52s and ground sweeps uncovering a large arms cache including 90 000 rounds, mines, booby traps and submachine guns. Two US helicopters were damaged but no casualties. An F104 was shot down north of Hanoi. Casualties reported as 26 North Vietnamese killed in Pleiku area engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Air Force
Hanoi
Saud
25Th Division
Pleiku City
Bicycles Routes and In Memoriam Notice
Bicycles listed for Wisner Street area residents with schedules at Maryland Avenue Park Laboring Sons Park and Monocacy Village Park. In Memoriam Earl Roelke year anniversary poem from his wife describes loss and lasting memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
Wisner Street
Maryland Avenue Park
Third Street
North Market Street
Patrick and
Third Streets
Patrick Street
Laboring Sons Park
Chapel Alley
East Fifth Street
Third and
Seventh Streets
Seventh Street
Monocacy Village
Roelke
Earl Roelke
16th Annual Guyton Reunion at Cunningham Falls Park
Local notices list the 16th Guyton reunion at Cunningham Falls State Park in the Catoctin area near Thurmont on August 28, 1966. Other items include Frederick bid notices for paving repairs and Wisner Street Bridge over Carroll Creek, detailing bid dates, required bonds, insurance, and right to reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyton
Cunningham Falls State Park
Catoctin Manor
Thurmont
City OF
Frederick
Maryland
Frederck
Wisner Street
Carroll Creek
City of Frederick
City Hall
Card of Thanks and acknowledgments from local residents
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Ray H Zimmerman and Mrs. Maude Hargett thanking doctors nurses and friends for cards gifts and prayers during hospital stays and recovery. Also notes Marlow's Carling Draft Beer promotion and Gettysburg Antiques Show details with dates times booths and sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler
Dr. Meadows
Warren
Harris
New Market Church
Home Makers
Araby Church
Mt. Pleasant
Independence No. 1
Ray H. Zimmerman
August 1966 Lewistown Raritan area notices and events
Community notices list reunions and political meetings for Republicans, a bus and boat excursion to Betterton, a donkey baseball event, Little League fundraiser, and local auctions and services. Includes schedules for septic work, carpentry, paint, and home improvements, plus store ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Lewistown Raritan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marvin J .Brown
Marvin J
Buck) Brown
Fairmount Cemetery
Libertytown
D. E. Zimmerman
Papfra Achive
Building Association
Ussr
Meda C. Curfman
Riverdale
Calif
Creager Funeral Home
Spiro T. Agnew
John Derr
Agnew
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Margie Solomon
Derr
Mathias
Holiday Inn
Memoriam
James B. Thomas
Marlow’s Carling
STH & Bentz Sts
Mountain Meadow
Potomac & Shenandoah Rivers
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Jaycees
Cappello
N. Market ST
U. S
Musselmans
Sigler
Gathland State Park Basket
Marlow’s
5Th & Bentz Sts
Staley Park Shelter
Mehrl F. Wachter
South Market St
Appr
Betterton
Harvey Harrington
Big Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown
Nelson Tucker
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz
Fleischman’'s Cleaners
E. Patrick ST
Inc
Phone
Emmitsburg
Eichelberger
Merie Summers
Routzahn
Budget Center
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
General Farm
Woodsboro
T. Roosevelt Marshall Glenn Trout
Mehrle Wachter
B. Renn’s
Paul R, Kolb
Woodsboro American Legion
Rodger’s
Rodger's
Hemp & Sons Jefferson
Johnny's Market
7Th & Market Sts
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth St
Crocker & Little Builders Toe
MOSER
Frederick Junk Company
E. 4Th St
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Dickey Bird
Ecker’s Beauty
North Market St
Raf
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