Deaths in Frederick County area reported in local notices
Charles E Boone 75 of Hanover Pa died Friday at Hanover General Hospital. He had connections to Frederick Conn and South Dakota with several siblings and grandchildren. Services at Bucher Funeral Home Hanover Tuesday 10 am with burial in Mount Hope Woodsboro. Also Emily E Hewitt 83 of Damascus died at Monocacy View Nursing Home. born in Cork Ireland, widow of Rev Percival Hewitt. She leaves two daughters, three sons, eight grandchildren. services at Olin L Molesworth Damascus Funeral Home Wednesday 11 am, burial Damascus Cemetery. John H Green 71 of Point of Rocks died Saturday. he was a retired B&O Railroad trackman and American Legion member, with multiple children and grandchildren. funeral Tuesday 1 pm at M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home, burial St. Pauls Cemetery Point of Rocks. Robert E Lee Hall 39 of Myersville died Saturday from apparent self inflicted gunshot wounds. buried Arlington National Cemetery with services at Fort Myer Chapel. William H Seward 80 of near Jefferson died Sunday after short illness. survived by wife and multiple children and grandchildren. burial next of kin details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Boone
Hanover
Hanover General Hospital
Hanson
Annie Walker Boone
Frederick
Conn
South Dakota
Sherman
Ralph. Boone
Edward D. White
Woodbine
Bucher
Mount Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Emily E. Hewitt
Emily Elizabeth Hewitt
Damascus
Monocacy View
Cork
Ireland
Dames
Emily Larymore Black
Percival Hewitt
Vermont
Raymond S. Wilson
Aubrey M. Rucker
Hyattsville
Walter H. Hewitt
Windham
N.H
William H. Hewitt
Waterbury
John H. Green
John Henry Green
Daisy McCutcheon Green
Point of Rocks
Frederick County
John Henry
Virginia Keller Green
Brunswick
Post 96
American Legion
B&o
James E
Roy L. Green
Earl M. Green
Ronkonkoma
Long Island
Ruth Cordell
Clarksburg
Myrtle Rohrback
Bessie Kidwell
Remington
Nellie Kisner
Rockville
Myrtle Hamel
Rosie Rafidi
Daisy Hatton
Washington
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
East Church Street
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Robert E. Lee Hall
Route 2
Myersville
Bethesda
B. 0. Thomas
Flemming
T. Frank
Helen H. Hall
Crossville
Tenn
Hall
Bethes
Fort Myers Chapel
Arlington National Cemetery
James Fleming
William H. Seward
William Henry Seward
Jefferson
Middletown Lutheran Church
William J
Amanda Babbington Sewar
Mrs Carrie M. Davis Dies at 84 in Maryland
Carrie M. Davis widow of George Samuel Davis died Sunday night after a long illness at age 84. Born in Virginia, she was a Lutheran and leaves a daughter, Mrs Arthur W. Peamroy, and a brother Edgar Franklin Bartlett Doubs. Funeral arrangements include calling at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville tonight after 7 and services Wednesday at 2 at the funeral home with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Burial will be in Manor Reformed Church Cemetery near Jefferson the family home town is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Een
Barton Funeral
Walkersville
Funeral
Manor
Church
Church Hill
Jefferson
George 8. Davis
Carrie M. Davis
George Samuel Davis
Point of Rocks
Virginia
John W
Alice Compher Bartlett
Lutheran Church
Arthur W. Peamroy
Frederick
Edgar Franklin Bartlett
E. Church St
Roland Hobbs
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Funerals For Alma Hinkins And Julia Mester Held
Funeral rites were conducted Saturday for Alma Katherine Hinkins of Frederick at M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home with Rev. W Merval Weaver officiating. Bearers included John Holter and others. burial followed at Park Heights Cemetery in Brunswick. Also Saturday, Julia Mester widow of John Mester of Braddock Heights received prayers at her home and a Requiem Mass at St John’s Catholic Church, celebrated by Rev Alfred E. Smith. burial was in St John’s Cemetery. The Etchison and Son Funeral Home managed both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma K. Hinkins
Alma Katherine Hinkins
Frederick
M. R. Etchison and Son
W. Merval Weaver
United Presbyterian Church
John Holter
David Essig
Gilbert Betson
John Knipple
Cecil Holter
Lawrence R. Holter
Park Heights
Brunswick
Julia Mester
John Mester
Braddock Heights
St. John’s Catholic Church
Alfred E. Smith
Heisley Coran
Andrew Hodas
Stephen Hodas
John Suggik
Andrew Grey
Shock
Joseph Comminsky
St. John’s Cemetery
M. R.” Etchison and Son Funeral Home
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records births from July 29 to 31. The notices name parents and newborns including Richard Anthony Mann, William Edward Beall, April Lynn O futt, Tam jara Joi Shan tholtzer, Linda Lea Deater Jr., Terry Lynn Payne, Teresa Lynn Greenawalt, Paula Ann McVey, Elva May Nussbaum, Linda Lee Nus sbaum, and Laura Lee Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Douglass W. ‘Mann
Brunswick
Richard Anthony
William A. Beall
Woodbine
William Edward
Finday
William C. Offutt
Frederick
April Lynn
Sylvester Shantholtzer
Fourth Street
Tam Jara Jo
Charles D. McVey
New Market
Paula Ann
Ronnie Lee Nussbaum
Walkersville
Elva May
Roger Baldwin
Adamstown
Laura Lee
Balloon Night at Babee Park Draws Local Kids
Balloon Nite at Babee Park Wednesday featured children in balloon games and relays. Winners included Denise Teagle, Rickie Eizler, Jamie Spangler, and Keith LaCosta, with Peggy Murray and Cindy Kanode named as event leaders for the next Hobo Party at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babee Park
Denise Teagle
Carrollton Drive
Rickie Eizler
Jefferson Street
Jamie Spangler
Madison Street
Keith LaCosta
Delaware Power and Light Earnings Rise for Year and Half
The Delaware Power and Light Co reports earnings for the year ended June 30 at 105 million dollars or 2.50 per share, up from 9.6 million or 2.30 in 1964. For the first six months of 1965 earnings are 5.9 million dollars or 1.41 per share, versus 5.4 million or 1.31 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington, del
Delaware Power and Light Co
Delaware
Medicare Benefits Expanded Under New Legislation
The article outlines Medicare coverage starting 1967 for nursing home care up to limits, at home visits, and select hospital services with a 1966 start for other parts. Supplemental insurance offered from June 1966 costing $6 monthly, with federal aid covering half the premium. Kerr Mills provisions extend aid to needy non-welfare recipients, including the elderly, disabled, and children in certain states. Social Security benefits rise across categories, with specific monthly ranges and a lump-sum death payment schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Treasury
Kerr- Mills
Kerr - Mills
Social Security
Rosedale Park Hosts Fun Night and Plans Peanut Play Night
Rosedale Park hosted Fun Night with games, individual sports, and relays, awarding prizes to winners. Park leaders Robert Fox and Caroline Routzahn announced Peanut Play Night this week at the open hours from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Monday and Wednesday, 10 to 12 morning Tue–Fri, and 2 to 4 p.m. Mon–Fri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale Park
Robert Fox
Caroline Routzahn
Monocacy Boys 4 H Club Holds July Picnic
The Monocacy Village Boys H Club held a July meeting with a picnic supper at Monocacy Village Park. The Village Girls 4 H with families joined the event. A softball game highlighted the recreation program. The next meeting is set for August 17 at Shane Shanholtz’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Village
Shane Shanholtz
Beekeepers Meet This Weekend in Maryland History
Beekeeping society, formed in 1955, holds its first Maryland meeting since 1955 drawing over 600 attendees from multiple states and Ontario. The three part program covers bee diseases wax handling and language progress with a panel and tours of historic Washington sites. Registration Thursday and Friday mornings at the University of Maryland Student Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
University of Maryland
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Massachusettes
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Vermont
Ontario
Canada
Society
Elks Honor Leader with Aug 28 Parley and Ball
The Elks Parley in Frederick will honor a long time leader with a welcome at the Peter Pan Inn on August 28 followed by the Grand Exalted Ruler’s Ball at Frederick Armory. Nearly 1,000 Elks and guests are expected for the three day convention in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pan Inn
Frederick Armory
Elks
Frederick
E. Robert Bowlus
Edward J. Daugherty
Bush
Inglewood
Calif
California State Elks Association
Grand Lodge
California
Rotary Club
All Orders of Masonry
Shrine
Lenhart Reunion Held In Middletown
The Lenhart family reunion was held at AMVETS Park in Middletown with about 55 relatives and friends attending. A picnic lunch and Tiny Tot games with prizes were part of the day. Awards went to Mrs. Roger Lenhart oldest woman, Lewis Lenhart oldest man, and Christine Lenhart youngest attendee. A softball game followed, with numerous Lenhart relatives listed among attendees including Roger, Jessie, Howard, Harold, Clare, Doris, William, Sandy, Susanne, Lee Busard Jr, Karyl, Lorie Busgard, Charles Wisner Sr, Susan Dennis, Micky Wisner, Clarence Winpigler, Missy and William Winpigler, Jerry Rice and Kim Rice, Thomas Lenhart and Tommy Lenhart, Bernard Tobery and Carole Tobery, and Lewis C. Lenhart James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenhart
Amvets Park
Middletown
Roger Lenhart
Lewis Lenhart
Christine Lenhart
Jessie Smith
Howard Zimmerman
Harold Lenhart
Clare
Harold
Doris Lenhart
William Lenhart
Sandy
Susanne Lenhart
Lee Bussard Jr
Karyl
Lorie Busgard
Charles Wisner Sr
Susan Dennis
Micky Wisner
Clarence Winpigler
Missy
William Winpigler
Jerry’ Rice
Kim Rice
Thomas Lenhart
Tommy Lenhart
Bernard Tobery
Carole Tobery
Lewis C. Lenhart
James
Domestic Building Association Declares Extra Dividend
The Domestic Building Association of Frederick County declares a special 3 per share dividend on Series 62 shares, in addition to the usual 12.50 maturity dividend. Secretary H. Albert Dean notes a per-share amount over the shares. President R. Ames Hendrickson says earnings are surplus for maturing shareholders. Reserves exceed legal requirements. accounts insured up to 20000 by Maryland Savings Share Insurance Corporation. Main office at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. Next series No 69 opens the week of November 20, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Domestic Building Association
Frederick County
H. Albert Dean
Sek
Maryland Savings Share Insurance Corporation
Domestic
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Buhrman Couple Welcome First Child Cynthia Lorraine
Mr and Mrs Victor William Buhrman announce the birth of their first child Cynthia Lorraine on July 27 at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown Mrs Buhrman formerly Caroline Avelec of Chewsville Mrs Dewey Dykstra of Frederick is on the faculty for a church programming conference this week at the Ridge Forest Baptist Assembly in North Carolina
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor William Buhrman
Cynthia Lorraine
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Buhrman
Caroline Avelec
Chewsville
Dewey Dykstra
Frederick
Ridge Forest
N. C
Baptist Assembly
Local residents recover from illnesses and injuries
Among The Sick Miss Virginia Lee Best, hospital patient at Maryland General Hospital, has returned home west of Frederick. Mrs Harold R Shankle of Adamstown has returned home improving. Vernon Martin of East Sixth Street, injured July 24 in a motorcycle accident, is slightly improved at Frederick Memorial Hospital but cannot receive visitors. Mayor E Paul Magaha returned to 237 Dill Ave from Wilmer Institute Johns Hopkins Hospital after eye operations and is recuperating satisfactorily. Harry Danner of North Market Street entered Washington County Hospital for observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lee Best
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick
Harold R. Shankle
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Vernon Martin
East Sixth Street
E. Paul Magaha
Dill Ave
Wilmer Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Harry Danner
North Market Street
Washington County Hospital
County Attorney Attending Estate Planning Seminar
County Attorney Samuel W. Barrick left Frederick to attend a week long seminar by the National Institute for the Practice of Law. Leading lawyers from across the nation join the non profit course focusing on the planning and administration of estates. Mrs. Barrick and two Barrick children Linda and Paul will join in New York City where the course is held later in the week. The Barrick family will spend the remainder of the week visiting Maryland and other exhibits at the New York World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick
National Institute For the Practic of Law
Joan Barrick
Barrick
Linda
Paul Barrick
New York City
Maryland
Baboon Bite Wounds Baltimore Man at Gettysburg Farm
Michael J. Sullivan of Baltimore was bitten by a baboon at a Gettysburg game farm on Saturday. He waited over an hour before seeking treatment from Frederick Memorial Hospital, where doctors treated two lacerations on his right forearm in the emergency room. Authorities could not obtain full details as Sullivan left before police could question him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Sullivan
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sullivan
Gettysburg
Frederick
Birthday Party At Tiny Tot Town
Tiny Tot Town held a Wednesday celebration honoring Joseph Lee founder of American playgrounds whose birthday was Monday. Children received birthday cakes gifts and prizes were awarded to William Wisenburg and James Gouker Jr. Leaders Mary Wickless and Tisha Stoner distributed refreshments and games were played. A future event titled Peanut Night will also be held on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny Tot
Joseph Lee
American Playgrounds
Mary Wickless
Tisha Stoner
William Wisenburg
James Gouker Jr
Lenhart Family Names in Local Notice
Lenhart family members Lenhart Lillie Lindsey Mary Lenhart Shirley Bernard Carl Donald Audrey Susan Lenhart Pat Grubbs and son Ricky appear in the readable portion of the notice. The fragment lists individuals associated with the Lenhart family and a Grubbs family member.
Henry-Smith Family Holds 34th Reunion at Rocky Ridge
The thirty fourth annual Henry-Conrad Smith reunion was held recently at Rocky Ridge with 67 family members and 7 visitors attending. After a picnic lunch the group met in the tabernacle for the business meeting and program. Numerous relatives from Maryland towns including Thurmont Frederick Williamsport Woodsboro Monrovia and Hagerstown joined the gathering along with visitors Judy Wiles Carrol Schildt Cindy and Christine Kendall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry-Conrad Smith
Rocky Ridge
Tabernacle
Aid
Ralph Frymyer
Ronald O'Neal
Ronnie
Howard Miller
Mimmie Styles
Viola Reifsnider
Lilian Smith
Thurmont
Edna Sayler
Charles Clem
Harvey
John
Edwin Hawkins
Harold
Jimmy
Bobby
Grace Main
G. Wm. Trout
G. Wm. Trout Jr
Cherrie
Dorothy T. Cavenee
George
Frederick
William Cl
Monrovia
Roy Smith
Harrisburg
Herbert Martin
David
Pen Mar
Brenda Marin
Bethesda Md
Kathleen Hart
Joleen
Keller Dean
Tammy
Lillie Ott
Hagerstown
Vinnie Nagley
Willow St
Norman Stone
Greencastle
Howard Miller, Jr
Ricky
Gary
Tommy
Judy Wiles
Carrol Schildt
Walkersville
Cindy
Christine Kendall
Robert Rotz
Robin
Governor's Aide Reported Improved
Odell N. Smith administrative assistant to Gov Tawes is reported much improved in his battle against pneumonia He, 57, was admitted to Anne Arundel General Hospital after being stricken at the National Governors Conference in Minneapolis St Paul A hospital spokesman said he had been removed from the critical list
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Odell N. Smith
Tawes
Smith
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Community sale and wide stock prices from local firms
A local auction notice advertises Ponton s Community Sale at 238 W 5th St with furniture including a mahogany dining set and a roto tiller among items. The page lists numerous regional brokers and banks showing approximate market values and dividend rates for Frederick, Taneytown, Woodsboro, and nearby towns as reference figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponton
W. 5Th St
VFW State Council Meeting In Salisbury
The Maryland Veterans of Foreign Wars state council will meet this Saturday in Salisbury. The council includes state officers district commanders and a governing body representing 16 000 overseas veterans in 100 VFW posts across Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Administration of the
Maryland Veterans of Foreign Wars
Salisbury
VFW
Maryland
Local notices from Mt Airy and Frederick area listings
Local entries show real estate sales and rentals in Mt Airy and Frederick area. Notable items include a Mt Airy brick home for 9000 dollars, a one floor bungalow near Hood College, and various services from heating and plumbing to refrigeration. Also listed are a public coin sale in Myersville, a job ad for silk or wool pressing, and local business ads for groceries and Black Hills area farms.
Local Thurmont Advertisements Highlight Town Businesses
A collage of Thurmont area notices lists Peaches Jerse Lang CLABAUGH ORCHARDS and Treeland Nurseries offering swimming pool supplies, plus orchard ads for Quyyn and Pryor Orchards. Community events include a Knoxville ham supper, Damascus camp meeting, and various service notices from local salons, cleaners, and the Sinclair station. A McDonald’s cottage break-in reward is noted alongside travel and entertainment offers at regional spots.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fannie Kemp Seward
Elmer W
Millard L. Seward
Melvin K. Seward
Los Angeles
Roy C. Seward
Laurel
George D. Seward
Mary E. Arnold
Marion FP. Stull
New Midway
Mary Earl
Cumberland
Laura Gaver
Newspap
Schelar
R. Leonard Bush
Building Association
Baboon
Tiny Tot Town
Henry-Smith
Alex. Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
F. & M. National
Frederick Co. National
Fredericktown Savings
Western Mod Trust
Potomac Edison
iMarken & Bielfeld
Ie Bank of Brunswick
U Bank of Damascus
Birme Trust
Faneytown
Detour Bank
First Natl
Taneytown
Myersville Savings
New Windsor State Bank
Thurmont Bank
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Ee Feederick Co Agric
J. Rolfe Castleman
VFW State Council
Gladiolas
Hamilton
Donald Duvall
Rt. No
Mt. Airy, Md
East 4Th St
North Coal Factory
John Droneburg
Creager Real Estate
Weil Bros
Hamilton Ave
Rambo Flanagan
Ernest R
Hood College
Neds, Zeiler
N. Court St
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Market Street
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Paul R. Kolb
Peutnen, and
Woodshboro , Inc
Cappello
N. Market St
U.S
Wilkins
Lang Clabaugh
Treeland 3Urseries 1 Inc
Quynn Orchards
Reel's Mill Rd
Mountain Road
Knoxville
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Ecker
North Market St
Frederick Hearing
South St
Atlantic City
Crystal Laundry
Sinclair
West South St
Thomas Ave
Freischman’s Cleaners
Joe's Cleaners
Pryor Road
A&w Root Beer
A.&w
Geraniums & Chrysanthimum
Margaret's Florist
West Patrick ST
Red Haven
Catoctin
MT. Orchard
Routzahn
BUDGE
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb
Prop. Dam
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
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