Deaths of Lewis Hill and others in Frederick area
Death notices report Lewis Eugene Mack Hill of Ice Street aged long illness. Survived by wife Ruth G. Bayton Hill and three daughters, with services at Asbury Methodist Frederick. Other obituaries include Mrs Almaca Violetta Sheppard of Brunswick, Mrs Beulah M O Conner Dewees of Thurmont Milford Mass, and Mrs Margaret Violet Railing of Woodsboro, with funerals at Feete, Creager, and Etchison homes and Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Eugene Hill
Lewis Eugene (Mack) Hill
Ice Street
Ruth G. Bayton Hill
Theodore and
Emma Reid Hill
Frederick County
Frederick Y.M.C.A
Asbury Methodist Church
Frederick
Lodge No. 12, AF
A. Masons
Mt. City
Hicks Funeral Home
West Patrick Street
Fairview Cemetery
Beulah M. Dewees
Beulah M. O’conner Dewees
Thurmont
Henry Chalmers
Milford
Mass
Thomas F
Anna M. O'Conner
Chalmers
Lawrence Myers
Mary O'Conner
Washington
James O’conner
John F. O'Conner
Baltimore
Creager Funeral Home
Emil P. Simon
Blue Ridge Cemetery
M. V. Railing
Margaret Violet Railing
Elmer Charles Railing
Dill Ave
Home For the
Woodsboro
Francis Levi Crebs
Railing
Grace Reformed United Church of Christ
Faithful Circle
E. Church St
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Reformed Church
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Driver Charged In City Mishap On West Patrick Street
James F. Zach of Kingston N C charged with failure to reduce speed to avoid a collision after his 1961 car struck the rear of Glenn E. Brumfield 1966 sedan stopped at the Catoctin Avenue intersection near 12 30 a m The Brumfield car suffered 350 in damage while Zach’s car sustained 75 The case was investigated by 1st Sgt John B Wheeldon and Pvt Woodrow W Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
West Patrick Street
James F. Zach
Kingston
N.C
Catoctin Avenue
Zach
Glenn E. Brumfield
Ferrellsburg
W.va
Brumfield
John B. Wheeldon
Woodrow W. Smith
Bombers Hit Viet Demilitarized Zone And Border Posts
U S B52s bombed the demilitarized zone for the fourth time in a week then pounded two North Vietnamese positions near the Cambodian border. The strikes come as ongoing air action targets key positions in South Viet Nam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Funerals Honor Residents in Multiple Cemeteries
Funeral services were held for Vida E Rider 80 of Fairfield at Wilson Funeral Home with burial in Fairfield Union Cemetery. Lyle D Burton 47 died in Cincinnati and graveside rites conducted in Emmitsburg. Also noted are services for Alverta E Remsberg, Austin Ward Thomas, Bernard J Eckenrode Sr, Patricia A Creeger infant. Burial details and pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Funeral Home
Fairfield
Vida E. Rider
R.D
Warner Hospital
M. R. Hamsher
Fairfield Union Cemetery
Robert Newman
John Beard
Charles Lott
Paul Cluck
Harper Hiner
Russell Summers
Lyle D. Burton
Emmitsburg
New St. Joseph's Catholic
Ly Je D. Burton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louis Storms
Robert A
George T
Charles P
William A
Edward W. Warthen
Kenneth Swomley
Alverta E. Remsberg
Henry Thomas Remsberg
East Church St
George H. Klinefelter
Middletown
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Robert Poleto
Vernon J. Remsberg
Charles H. Remsberg
Cecil K. Holter
Charles Fogle
Frank Remsberg
Reformed Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Austin W. Thomas
Austin Ward Thomas
Ethel Moser Thomas
Klinehart Street
Veterans’ Administration Center
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Church St
C. E. Ebersole
Mercersburg
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Hansonville
M.R. Etchison and Son
Bernard Eckenrode SR
Bernard J. Eckenrode Sr
Gettsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Thomas D. O’conner
A. M. Wasilifsky
Paul Keepers
Lawrence Orndorff
Guy Baker
Dominic Greco
Everett Chrismer
Patricia A. Creeger
Donald W
Joyce Long Creeger
Creeger
Emil P. Simon
Peter Wood
Michael Hines
John Creeger
Douglas Fornwald
United Brethren Cemetery
Thurmont
Steel Wins Fight To Hike Prices
Washington AP reports a united steel industry presses ahead with $2 and $3 per ton increases on steel sheet and strip used in autos and consumer goods. The Johnson administration denounces the move as inflationary while indications say the price hikes may remain, signaling a second economic setback for the White House within a week following airline machinists’ rejected deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Steel Industry
White House
Johnson
The
Washington Post
Post
Bicycle riding test not mandatory says police chief
Major Charles Main, chief of police, announced the new bicycle riding test is voluntary. He said the course is mainly for children as a safety lesson and not required for adults or children. He added bicycle registration and inspection will be held at police headquarters every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to noon for adults who work weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ¥. Main
Police
Main
North Market Street
McGuiness Profile Spurs Local Service Leader Roles
McGuiness of Roebuck and Co. presides on the Jeanne Bussard Workshop board and has led the Human Relations Council as secretary. He directs the United Appeal, belongs to VFW Country Club and Fort Detrick Officers Club, and attends St. John's Church. He lives on Grove Boulevard with wife Anna Marie. daughter Lindsay graduated from the University of Maryland last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie McGuiness
Lindsay McGuiness
University of Maryland
Frederick high school and Maryland leaders featured in bio
Gastley is described as a longtime educator linked to Frederick High School the University of Maryland and the Maryland law school. He chaired the 196 March of Dimes this year and in 1963 led a local United Nations Day observance. He is married to Carolyn E Baker of Jefferson and they live in West Hills with their son Steven.
Cable TV push discussed by city leaders on page one
CATV efforts drew defense of city interests as Derr told McSherry no board member opposes cable television though concerns exist about approach. Lawmakers asked Maj. Charles V. Main to study speeding remedies, awarded a $2,925.86 tractor and mower contract, and planned to explore Woolco incinerator permits and 1965 bond projects. Robert J. Rothenhoefer to report on $1.5 million bond projects. Arcade Bowling Lanes hookup to water lines delayed. $12,113.43 in bills paid. Maj. Main delivered the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CATV
Derr
McSherry
Maj
Charles V. Main
H. B. Duvall
Frederick
Woolco
Robert J. Rothenhoefer
Guy Ramsburg Jr
North Market Street
Maj. Main
Coon Dog Stolen From Adamstown Man. Police Seek Suspect
State Police are looking for the thief who stole a coon dog valued at 225 dollars on Wednesday from an Adamstown man. Local police were informed about 1 p.m. Thursday by Charles Jacobs, who was guarding the coon hound for Russell Hutton of St. Thomas, Pa. No suspects have been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Charles Jacobs
Russell Hutton
St. Thomas
Frederick Man Arrested In Park For Concealed Cleaver
Frederick man James E. Boyce, 20, was arrested by city police in Baker Park for carrying a concealed meat cleaver under his shirt. Officer Pfe. James E. Schroyer said the arrest occurred about 9:35 p.m. His trial is set for August 16 at 10 am in Magistrate's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baker Park
Pfe
James E. Schroyer
James E. Boyce
Chapel Alley
Boyce
Stolen Car Buried Near Ocean City Caught Teens
New Jersey police report two Frederick teenagers in custody over a car stolen Friday from West College Terrace and later buried in sand at Ocean City. Tom's River officers had earlier arrested the 14 year olds on a traffic violation and learned of the Frederick car theft, with the vehicle to be returned to Frederick today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Frederick
Tom’s River
N.J
News - Post
Nelson Brooks
Brooks
West College Terrace
Tom's River
Ocean City
Frederick City
Libertytown Man Wins Tip Contest
A Libertytown resident won Frederick News-Post News Tip Contest for July with a $5 prize for the best tip on the Johnson family slayings. Other cash tips for July included a Dickerson tip on a U.S. 15 accident and a Frederick tip on a July 2 fire, with multiple tips from Point of Rocks and Myersville on accidents and fires earning $1-$3 each. The paper awards $5 for the top tip, $3 for second, $2 for third, and $1 for several honorable mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
Johnson
Frederick News - Post
Dickerson
U.S. 15
Point of Rocks
Frederick
South Wisner Street
Point of
Myersville
U.S. 40
Frederick area notices and obituaries from August 1966
A compilation of local items including a hospital patient update for Mrs Irene Fullmer, new admissions such as Mrs Mary Barthel, historic note on Delaware's ratification dated December 7 1787, an auction announcement for antiques in Swamley Building near Frederick, and listings for family notices. Also memorials for Elmer Eyler and Ful ton Ambush, reunion plans for Baker, Ingram and Droneburg families, thanks to Frederick Memorial Hospital staff, a dairy herd dispersal near Jefferson with Holsteins, and thanks from Lewis Hill to Frederick Memorial Hospital and church friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Fullmer
Sherman Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Nursing Center
Toll House Avenue
Mary H. Barthel
Pearl Street
Crouch
A. G. Bourne Jr
Bullett
Jackson
F. D. Bruce
Jefferson
Lander Road
Frederick Co
Girton
Esther D. Miller
Park Ave
Local events and notices clutter Frederick area August pages
Several community notices from Frederick and surrounding towns list August events. Mentions include Kanade Reunion at Rosedale Park August 14 tryouts for Thomas Johnson High School Majorettes August 8 at 9:00 a.m. Open to 10th 11th and 12th grades. Mt. Bethel Picnic August 13 music by Yellow Spring Band. Forest Grove Picnic August 6 at 3 p.m. with country ham and fried chicken. Poolesville Band notice and several church picnics and suppers listed with times and locations. Also bids and road repair notices from City of Frederick and county, plus farm sales and auctions, church gatherings, rummage sales, and public notices. Mixed in are business ads and personal notices thanking hospital staff and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnson High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
William F. Sheppard
Almaca Violetta Sheppard
Brunswick
William Franklin Sheppard
Vindobona
Jefferson County
John and
Jane Wirts Demery
Linda Luna
Miami
Fla
Fannie Schryder
Cleveland
Annie Funk
Viet Demilitarized Zone
Alverta Remsberg
Libertytown Man
Charles Hankey
Margaret C. Hankey
Charles William Bowermaster
Edward Bowermaster
Bowermaster
Tohe
Comus
Delaware
Swamley Bldg
Rt. 15
J. R. Huff
South St
Bowlus & Bohn
Wachters
Kemptown Church Hall
Browningsville Band
Eyler
Elmer C. Eyler
Fulton Bernard
Baker
Staley Park
Motter Ave
James L. Ingram Jefferson
A. Doty Remsberg Jefferson
Kallaway’s Cleaners
Droneburg
United Civic Association
Shookstown
United Church OF Christ
Lewis Hill
Kanade
Rosedale Park
Mt. Bethel
Yellow Spring Band
Forest Grove
Poolesville
Walter E. Smith
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Taney Apts
Lakeview Kennels
Damascus
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Blue Grass Travelers
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
McKaig
Catoctin
Big Mountaindale
City OF
Board of County Commissioners
Department of Forests and Parks
State of
Maryland
Catoctin Hollow
Catoctin Hollow Road
Tuscarora Gun Club
Bussard
Frederick Fair Ground
Mt. Olive
Mt. Olive Methodist Church
Mt. Airy
Paul Harrison
Rt. 1
Woodbine
Harvey Tabler
Rt. 2
Josiah Grossand and Castle
Shookstown Civics Center Basket
Yellow Springs
Brook Hill Methodist Church
Meadors
Reynolds
Dr. White
John W. Wolfe
Mildred Wolfe
Frederick Poodle Salon
Walkin’s
Five & Ten Cent
Sinclair Station
Bentz and
Patrick St
Church Lawn
Frederick Ch. of the Brethren
Fairview Ave
Women’s Service Guild
Hamilton
Benjamin S. and
Sarah E. Adal Clan
Shafer Memorial Park
Boonsboro
Paul R. Kolb
Clyde Thomas
Goshen Rd
Gaithersburg
Summit Ave
Laytonsville
Thomas C. Grimes
Glenn
James G. Trout
Mehrle Wachter
Henry
Lewistown
PTA
Mountaindale Picnic Woods
Middletown High School
Pipe Creek Bridge
Taneytown
Carroll County
Maryland-West Virginia
A. J. Irvin & Sons
A. Doty Remsburg
Mgr. & Auctioneer
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Rocky Hill Church
James B. Thomas
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Unionville
Linganore W.s.cs
Gettysburg
Mth
Gettysburg Jaycees
B. Renn's
Kanawha
United Civic Association of
Edgewood
Rocky Spring
Rodger's
New York Strip
Roder’s
N. Market St
Mountain Meadow
Potomac & Shenandoah Rivers
Norvell Belt Realtor
Libertytown Vol. Fire Dept. Inc
Mildred A. Cherry
Marlow
South Market St
Nelson Tucker
Fleischman's Cleaners
E. Patrick ST
Inc
Merle Summers
Routzahk Pudget Center
Johnny’s Market
7Th & Market Sts
Crocker & Ne Builders
MOSER
Frederick Junk Company
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Per Hanging Woodrow
Bild Andersen
Dickey Bird
Ecker
306 North Market
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