Deaths in Frederick Area Maurice Joseph Clabaugh Ray E Taylor
Maurice Joseph Clabaugh three near Union Bridge dies in a Washington hospital. Ray E Taylor fifty eight formerly of Frederick and Davenport Iowa dies Saturday. Taylor leaves a son Raymond A Taylor, a brother James F Taylor and three sisters in Frederick plus five grandchildren. Funeral home services set at M R Etchison and Son with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Taylor
Frederick
Davenport
Iowa
Washington
Taylor
Phoebe A. Eyler Taylor
Raymond A. Taylor
Lutheran Church
Middletown
James F
Funeral Friday For G. Robert Lyles Sr.
Funeral services for G. Robert Lyles Sr. who was electrocuted in an accident Tuesday in Hagerstown will be held Friday morning in Hagerstown. Lyles was president of Supreme Concrete Block Co. He is survived by a son G. Robert Lyles Jr. and a daughter Jeanne Slaughter plus two brothers and a sister in law and five grandchildren. Friends may call Thursday evening at the funeral home. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery with Rev. Mark Wagner officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Robert Lyles Sr
Hagerstown
Pyles
Supreme Concrete Block Company
East Street
Maurice Forsythe
Lyles
G. Robert Lyles Jr
Jeanne Slaughter
Winchester
Francis S. Lyles
Raymond Lyles
Miami
Fla
Mildred G. Miller
Frederick
Minnich Funeral Home
Mark Wagner
Rose Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for John Henry Green at Point of Rocks
Funeral services for John Henry Green of Point of Rocks were held Tuesday at M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home. The Rev Ralph M Sharpe pastor of Calvary Methodist Church officiated. Burial was in Saint Pauls Cemetery at Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Green
Point of Rocks
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Ralph Potts
Alonzo Lamm
Joseph Kerrigan
Earl Ridenbaugh
Matthew Kerrigan
Shear Heater
Saint Paul’s Cemetery
Legislative reapportionment shifts by county and district
Summary of changes across Maryland regions shows net increases and losses in senators and delegates. Baltimore City gains six senators and four delegates, while several counties report mixed results including reductions in delegates and one county loss of a delegate. Dorchester and Worcester Somerset pair show notable deletions, with Dorchester losing three delegates and Worcester Somerset losing one senator and two delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Harford
Cecil
Kent and Queen Annes
Talbot and
Caroline
Dorchester
Wicomico
Worcester and
Somerset
Planners ban underground tanks in most zones
Benjamin B. Rosenstock, chairman of the city board of zoning appeals, ended the change after the appeals board was asked to rule on several service station zoning applications. The measure prohibits underground storage tanks except in industrial zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
City Board of Zoning Appeals
Community park polling times listed for city districts
Residents in each ward are advised of polling times and locations. East Market Street residents vote at Laboring Sons Park and Monocacy Village residents at Monticacy Village Park. Staley Park hosts polls for north of Seventh Street through Motter Avenue to East Street near Spring Valley subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Streets
East Patrick Street
Laboring Sons
Monocacy Village
Staley Park
Seventh Street
Motter Avenue
East Street
Spring Valley
Local Daughters of the American Revolution chapter planned
Mrs Edward Widmayer hosted twenty six women in Montrovia to form a Damascus area DAR chapter. A birthday celebration honored Mollie Gladhill of Damascus. Robert L Miller was surprised with a birthday party at East Patrick Street. Julia Ellen Wahl was born July 18 at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Cecelia Donecho of Massapequa Island visited William Irving Hopwood Burkittsville and toured Washington Georgetown and Baltimore area. Rory Lance Shreck christened at Bolivar Methodist Church. Mary Heslin and daughter Kathleen visit Long Beach California and plan to return in a fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Widmayer
Montrovia
Damascus
Mollie Gladhill
Damas
Robert L. Miller
East Patrick Street
Samuel R. Wahl
Yeagerstown Road
Julia Ellen
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Cecelia Donecho
Massapequa
Peng Island
William Irving Hopwood
Burkittsville
Washington
Georgetown
Hopwood
Baltimore
Frederick
Harper’s Ferry
Rory Lance Shreck
Lee Shreck
Bolivar
Alfred G. Collins
Bolivar Methodist Church
Mary E. Heslin
Kathleen
West Eighth Street
Heslin
John J. Hickey
Long Beach
Calif
Local Frederick Firms Fight Washington Trash Bid
Walter Reinpigler and James Rippean vow to block Shayne Brothers Inc from moving daily trash removal into Frederick restaurants motels and industrial plants The pair called the proposal a threat to local jobs after Shayne Brothers said it would submit a bid to the Frederick Chamber of Commerce no action had been taken yet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Walter Reinpigler
East Street
James H. Rippean
RED 1
Shayne Brothers Inc
Winpis’ce
Rippeon
Injunction Delays Carroll County School Bids
The Carroll County judge issued a temporary injunction delaying the senior high school bids for the Winfield project after two residents appealed. The case moves to the Maryland Court of Appeals. Low bid for construction is E E Stuller Construction at 1,789,500. heating bid led by Heer Brothers at 229,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arily
Yoneralay Temema Pernrcait
Jerge
Edward C. Weant
Carrell County
Dow
Maryland Court of Appeals
Weant
Winfield
Wagner
State Boards of Education
Carroll County
Attys
James S. Ansell
Lewis A. Scholz
Baltimore
M. Nelson Barnes and Son, Inc
Ingleside Plumbing and Heating Co
Westminster Hardware Company
King delayed by Philadelphia bomb scare on trip to D C
Rev. Martin Luther King arrived in Washington behind schedule after a Philadelphia bomb threat prank prompted a search of his plane. No explosives were found. At a news conference he said he does not keep track of the number of bomb threats he receives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin Luther King
Philadelphia
Negra
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Queen Mother Turns 65 At Balmoral Castle
Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, widow of George VI, celebrated her 65th birthday at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. An informant noted a quiet day with a cake, gifts, champagne, and calls from family and friends, plus visits from neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth Angela Marguerite
Tack New Year's resolutions on 4a bulletin board is reminder
A brief note directs readers to post New Year resolutions on a bulletin board at 4a as a reminder.
Patricia Neal Gives Birth To Daughter In Oxford
Actress Patricia Neal, recovering from a triple stroke, has given birth to her fifth child at Nuffield maternity, Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. Husband says he is “just wonderful and prouder than ever.” Neal, Academy Award winner for Hud, was injured in February while filming in California and recently returned to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
England
Patricia Neal
Fim Star
Nuffield
Radcliffe Holmes
Neal
Dad
Pat
Miss Neal
California
Britain
How They Voted on Voting Rights Bill Passed in House
The House approved a compromise voting rights bill 323 to 74 and sent it to the Senate. Maryland Democrats Fallon Friedel Garmatz Long Machen and Sickles voted in favor, as did West Virginia Democrats Hechler Kee and Slack. Also supporting were Democrat McDowell of Delaware and Republicans Mathias of Maryland and Moore of West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Maryland
Fallon
Friedel
Garmatz
Long
Machen
Sickles
West Virginia
Hechler
Kee
Slack
McDowell
Delaware
Mathias
Moore
In Memoriam and Local Notices Collage
A collage of notes includes a surgery update for Mrs. Emmett F. Angleberg and multiple memoriam poems for Roy L. Potter and Mrs. Jme Starr. The page also advertises aluminum products by Samuel Starr, home improvements by William H. Christ, a fish auction at Gladhill's Grocery, a Mountaindale fruit stand, a New Market fire hall benefit, concrete contractor ads, and a Snow Ball Machine for sale listing.
Calf Killed By Car in Jefferson Area
A Jefferson area motorist struck and killed a Black Angus calf along Howard Huffer Road east of Burkittsville around 5 p.m. Tuesday. The calf was owned by Thomas J. Hagan of RFD 1, Jefferson. Damage to the 1999 sedan was minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Area
Burkittsville
E. Swope
Jobaaker
RFD
Jefferson
Howard Huffer
Thomas J. Hagan
U.S. 240
MD. 80
Ronald C. Lewis
Merkle F. Young
RFD 1
Frederick
Young
Lewis
Heatherly Elected By Hawaiian Knights
A. W. Duke Heatherly, longtime Frederick County native now in Honolulu, elected lecturer of Our Lady of Peace Knights of Columbus. Heatherly active in the lodge and editor of its monthly bulletin, previously living near Creagerstown and noted for lodge leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. “Duke” Heatherly
Frederick County
Honolulu
Hawaii
Our Lady of Peace
Knights of Colum- Heatherly
Creagerstown
Council
Frederick County real estate and auction notices and sales
Public notices list auctions for Frederick County properties including a former Walkersville house on Crum Road with 8 rooms and utilities, inspection dates, and bid procedures. Also advertised are auctions for Frederick County Board of Education properties and a large former elementary site, with contact details for the auctioneers and officials, plus local real estate listings and a Kelvinator dealer promotion in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Adamstown
Doubs
Board OF Education
Frederick County
John L. Carnachan Jr
Chas. A. Price
Emmett R. Bowlus
Burgess and Commissioners of
Walkersville
Crum Road
Kanade And Layman Reunion August 8 at Rosedale Park
A community reunion is planned for August 8 at Rosedale Park with lunch at noon. Admission invites all residents to join the gathering and enjoy a day at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin S. Adalt
Boonsboro Park
Kanade
Layman
Rosedale Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maurice Me Clabaugh
Maurice Joseph Clabaugh
Near Union Bridge
D.C
King
Emmett F. Angleberger
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Potter
Roy L. Potter
Starr
Jme Starr
Dea
Samuel Starr
Aluminum
William H. Christ
Woskersville
Call
Gladhill’s
Mountaindale
Coustry
New Market
Church Building Fund
Comest
Gustin C. Baugher
Heatherly
Hawaiian Knights
Dewey Chaney
Dewey Cole
Rt. 6
Pearl
Bruce T. Vankleeck
D.T.M.E.S
Quantico
Virginia
City of
East Second Street
City of Frederick
City Engineer's
City Hall
City Light Plant
City OF Frederick Purchasing Committee
Robert A. Whiteford
City Engineer
A. H. Jackson
Narva Ave
New York
N.Y
Fair Ticket & Tran
Harvey A. Harrington Jr
W. South St
Elmer Fee Aie
Brenca Elaine Buss
Bussard Fanily
Etlmy
Mi. N. Mistletown
E. Elizabeth Sponseller
Carmack’s Supermarket
North Market Stre
Freerick Hearing
South St
Frederick, Md
New Design Road
Albert Hall Ignatius E. Lease
Mehrle Wachter
Paul R. Kolb
Pete Wiles
Middletown-Myersville
Grayson O. Smith
Paul Bittle
Raritan Club
Rosella Arnold
Yellow Springs
Terrace Lanes Snack Bar
Austin A. Oden
Terrace Lanes
Bowling Center
Austin
PET & Tack Shop
West Patrick
Wesley T. Wilt
Rocky Hill Church
Woodsboro
Bae
Dill Avenue
Packard
Spencer C
Aimmert R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Burgess and Commissioners
Kelvinator
Frederick Gilbert
West
Patrick ST
B.T.U
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz
East 4Th St
North Coal Factory
John Droneburg
Creager Real Estate
Elec
Weil Bros
Hamilton Ave
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Market Street
Southern A
Woodsboro Copp., Inc
Oodsboro
Cappello
Market St
Route 77
Rocky Ridge
Detour
Ray R. Kline
Glen Trout
James G. Trout
Horace Alexander
Hamilton
Donald Duvall
Rt. No
Mt. Airy
Rambo Flanagan
Thurmont
Peaches Golden Jubilee Jersey Land
Clabaugh Orchards
Treeland Nurseries Inc
Quynn Orchards
Reel's Mill Rd
Mountain Road
Knoxville
Ecker
North Market St
Atlantic City
Sinclair
West South St
Thomas Ave
Fleischman’s Cleaners
Joe's Cleaners
Pryor Road
Red Haven
Catoctin
MT. Orchard
Routzahn
BUDGE
Mouser
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop
Woodrow
Bill
Andersen
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th
Dial
Nelson Tucker
Hachive
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