Deaths in Frederick Area Including Poole Everhart Johnson
Deaths of Thomas Clary Poole 49 of Old Braddock after Clarke Place crash. Survived by wife Mary Louise, two daughters, two sons, five grandchildren, two sisters. Pauline E. Everhart 78 of 114 West Church Street died in Washington hospital. Ella M. Johnson 79, former Frederick resident, died at University Hospital Baltimore. survived by daughter Edna Cornish and son Lawrence Wilkerson. services at Hicks Funeral Home and St Marys Petersville with Rosary and Requiem Mass. Burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery and church rites planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Poole
Thomas Clary Poole
Mary Louise Rinker Poole
Old Braddock
Clarke Place
Mt. Airy
Jesse T
Helen Clary Poole
Saray Methodist Church
Independent Hose Compa
Senet
Shipit
Jene Dae Poe
Clifford Poole
Edgewood Church Road
Robert Hargett
Ethel Skeges
Catonaville
Fualter
Funeral
R Sharpe
Frederick Memorial
M. R. Etchison and Son
Pauline Everhart
Pauline E. Everhart
West Church Street
Earl E. Everhart
Doctors’ Hospital
Washington
Frederick
Thomas S. Eader
Soroptimist Club
Women’s City Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Temple Business School
Kenwood Country Club
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
John Earl Everhart
Kensington
Edward Johnson Taggert Jr
Baltimore
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral
East Church St
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Ella M. Johnson
Ella Marie Johnson
University Hospital
Johnson
Eugene and
Francis Cann Wilkerson
Burkittsville
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Petersville
Edna R. Cornish
Annapolis
Lawrence T. Wilkerson
Harrisburg
Sandra Weedon
Madeline Henderson
Charles Wilkerson
Hicks
West Patrick St
William T. McCrory
Local health notes report injuries and hospital stays
Among The Sick Mr. Terry L. Hylan is recovering at home after a workplace injury. Mrs. Milton L. Shook suffered a broken arm in a fall at home and rests comfortably. Mr. William H. Heffner Jr. was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital for observation and treatment. Mr. Grayson B. Summers has entered Washington County Hospital for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry L. Hylan
Airy
Milton L. Shook
East Third Street
William H. Heffner Jr
Frederick
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Grayson B. Summers
Harmony Road
Myersville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs C Bernard Spring
Mr and Mrs C Bernard Spring of North Market Street celebrate their golden wedding anniversary today. Spring, a retired grocer, formerly lived in Lovetteville Virginia. They have two children, Charles B Spring Jr of Kensington and Mrs Paul Buckler of Manassas, plus four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bernard Spring
North Market Street
Spring
Lovetteville, Va
Charles B. Spring, Jr
Kensington
Paul Buckler
Manassas
Riot nickname born to Guardsman in riot-torn area
Pfc. Robert Yamez, a National Guardsman in a riot affected Los Angeles neighborhood, welcomed his son born Monday and gave him the nickname Riot. He visited the hospital with his wife then returned to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pfc
Robert Yamez
National Guardsman
Funerals for Local Residents Held Yesterday
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs Maude Lorena Cashour of Libertytown at Libertytown Funeral Home. Marion Led y held services at the Bichon Funeral Home conducted by Rev Frank P Brose of Sennor Parkway Church of God. Bearers included Kenneth Bowers Lawrence Wenschot William White Donald Wagner and Robert Beachial wow in Resthaven Memorial Gardens Hansonville. Samuel T Moss of Frederick had services at Etchison Funeral Home with Rev Clifford P Lloyd of Centennial EUB Church officiating. Burial followed at Mount Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude L. Cashour
Maude Lorena Cashour
Libertytown
D.D. Hartzler and Sons
Marion M. Smith
Marion
Bichon
Funeral Home
Frank P. Brose
Sennor Parkway Church of God
Kenneth Bowers
Lawrence Wenschot
William White
Donald Wagner
Robert Beachial
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Hansonville
Samuel T. Moss
Frederick
Etchison
Clifford P Lloyd
Centennial Eee Eub Church
Plane Crash Continuation From Page One
The article reports a fatal plane crash involving N. father of four, who radioed for landing instructions before entering a pattern at O’Hare. First Officer Roger M. Whitewell, 34, and Maurice L. Femmer, 26, were aboard with three stewardesses. The flight departed LaGuardia at 8:52 pm and would have landed at 9:27 pm. This 727 crash is historic, with 160 three jet models in service and a past Northwest DC4 loss in 1950 near Lake Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Prospect
Iil
Northwest Airlines
Apartment Zoning Debate Over Development at Winchester Hall
At a Winchester Hall public meeting, apartment development faced strong homeowner opposition. W Jerome Offutt argued the planned interchange ramp with U.S. 40 and Md 27 would cut through the property, making the site unsuitable. He cited an unrecorded plat and ten existing single dwellings nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Commission
Commission
Winchester Hall
W. Jerome Offutt
U.S. 40
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Apple Picker Recruitment Drives In Mid-Atlantic
State employment agencies join the U S Department of Labor in a drive to recruit 2500 apple pickers for Virginia and West Virginia growers. The plan aims to push the effort in West Virginia Kentucky and parts of Pennsylvania Virginia Tennessee and the Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
U. S. Department of Labor
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Carolinas
Twenty Seven Attend Rebekah Lodge Meet
Samaritan Rebekah lodge No. 51 1.0.C.F. held its regular meeting Friday evening August 13 at the Lodge Hall on West Seventh Street. A session will be at the Odd Fellows Home August 20 and 21. meals will be served for the girls. The Ways and Means Committee plans a card party September 11 at Frances Jones home from 1 to 4 p.m. A birthday party for Mize was held for Jean Ramsburg and Doris Jean Stine after the meeting. Next meeting is set for August 77 with timing to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
C.F
West Seventh Street
Tnensembly
Odd Fellows Home
Lodge
Ways and Means
Frances Jones
Jean Ramsburg
Doris Jean Stine
Kanodes Hold 27th Reunion at Rosedale Park
descendants of Jeremiah and Margaret Layman Kanode held their 27th reunion at Rosedale Park. The event began in 1936 with lunch, readings and entertainment. Officers were re elected: Harry Clifton president Melvin Oden vice president Mrs Katherine Kanode Carey secretary treasurer Mrs Robert Oland chair man James Mullican Mrs Newton Kanode committee and Earl Carlton Carey Jr recreation committee and Melvin Oden refreshment committee. Prizes honored oldest man and lady youngest baby oldest student longest distance traveled and more with a peaches gift to Mr Oden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah
Margaret Layman Kanode
Rosedale Park
Harry Clifton
Melvin Oden
Katherine Kanode Carey
Robert Oland
James Mullican
Newton Kanode
Earl Mittee
Russell Bader
Joann Mullican
Joan Cochran
Earl Carlton Carey Jr
Robert Eader
Allie Shew
Bonnie Jo Mulian
John Fletcher
William Norman
John Mullican
J. Melvin Catsail
Paul Gordon
Grace Mullican
Oden
Harry Kanade
Virginia Mellett
Gerald Cutchall
Lori Ann
R. Frank Cutchall
Florence Gordon
Allie Shaw
Cecil Plummer
Lynn Kanode
Harry Kanode
Edward Cochran
Robert Kanode
Ethel White
Roy Cutsail
Susia Fank
Julius Funk
Grace Cutsail
Robert
Stephen
Susan Oland
J. Melvin Cutsail Jr
Kathy
Larry
Ronnie
Jeffrey Cutsail
Joseph M. Cutsail Sr
John N. Mullican
James R. Mullican
Layton C. Groves
Grace Mulli
and A. Reed Jr
R. Forrest E. Pifer
Helen M. Flynn
Gerald Arnold
Richard C. Hunt Jr
Margaret Ellen
Jacob Eader
John Eader
Ralph L. Hann
Paul L. Eader
Coal Fly Ash May Be Used In Brickmaking
Senator Byrd announced studies showing coal fly ash can be used to make bricks, reducing disposal costs and fuel usage for coal users. The pilot plant at West Virginia University Morgantown will demonstrate feasibility with about 1,000 uncured bricks hourly and 1,000 bricks daily when cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
West Virginianiversity
Morgantown
Route 70-S Contractor Buys Roller
The Rockville mayor and city council sold a 10 ton roller to A. H. Smith Co for 3701 dollars to aid Route 70-S construction. The bid was the only one received and approved unanimously. Councilman Tuchtan proposed adding barricades to improve safety on the road. The roller, bought in 1959 for 6906 dollars, had been surplus property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
A. H. Smith Co
Achilles M. Tuchtan
Roads Plan Holter Road Upgrade and Downgrade Plan
Jefferson County engineers propose upgrading Holter Road to county primary between US 404 and US 40. Mountville Road would become state secondary, while Lander Road would drop to county primary pending final approval by the county commissioners. Southey T. Nottingham supports the rural revision plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holter
Holter Road
U.S. 40
Jefferson
Mountville Road
Lander Road
Southey T. Nottingham
Heat Wave Brings Drought Strain Across County Corn Belt
Heat wave drags on as county extension agent warns of poor corn crop in a week to ten days if heat continues. Drought grips upper Middletown Valley from Myersville to Wolfsville with withering corn and non productive pastures. Fire index low but ground dry and wind light may shift swiftly. City pool crowded but traffic outward on highways moderately heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helma Bowers
Maryland Firm Buys Truck Line
Ryder System Inc announced the sale of its motor carriers to International Utilities Corp of Maryland for 37.5 million dollars. The deal leaves Ryder as parent of Ryder Truck Rental with operations in 200 American and Canadian cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
Ryder System, Inc
International Utilities Corp of Maryland
Ryder System
Ryder Truck Rental
Chambersburg Man Dies in Air Crash Near Greencastle
A small plane hit two 12,000 volt power lines during an attempted landing on a private airstrip near Greencastle Pennsylvania and flipped into a cornfield. The pilot identified as Donald Kegerreis, 44, of Chambersburg, was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Here
Donald Kegerreis
Chambersburg
Reds Reject U.S. Nuclear Treaty Ban
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva the United States presented a Western draft to halt nuclear spread, but Soviet delegate Semyon K. Tsarapkin rejected any treaty linked to an Atlantic nuclear force including West Germany. Tsarapkin called for clarification and warned the Soviet Union would not sign if the West presses the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
William C. Foster
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Senate groups study press trial issues
Washington AP reports that two Senate subcommittees begin four days of hearings on protecting fair trials while preserving press freedom. The debate centers on limits to what the press and broadcasters may report about criminal cases, with Sen. Wayne Morse proposing a $1000 contempt penalty for federal employees or defense counsel who release improperly filed information that could affect pending cases. A separate note mentions a plastic coating used for aneurysm protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
DeAngelisGets20YearTerm In Oil Empire Fraud Case
In Newark AP reports Anthony Tino DeAngelis was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for conspiracy and fraud tied to the collapse of his Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp empire. He pleaded guilty January 8 to circulating fraudulent warehouse receipts and forging about 100 million dollars in receipts. He built the nation's largest vegetable oil refining operation in Bayonne in 1955, once supplying about 75 percent of US soybean and cottonseed oil exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
Anthony
Tino) DeAngelis
DeAngelis
Bayonne
Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp
New Market Debates Town Paying Sewer Connection Costs
New Market council weighs homeowners bid to fund sewer connections. About 80 homes at 150 dollars each would cost roughly 12 000 dollars, with residents saying funds are unavailable. Budget talks consider 8 545 dollars retroactive to July 1, about 200 dollars over last year. Town attorney explains emergency ordinances were legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market Town
James R. Hahn
Atty
Edward A. Storm
Local jobs and happenings around Frederick area
Local notices list positions at C Burr Artz Library and other posts. Community ads include rental spaces near East Patrick Street, theater and bus trips, orchard picks, a home auction, beauty salon addition, dances, picnics, and charity events. Details supply contact numbers, dates in 1965, and local business names.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oscar C. Linton Jr
Frank B. Korrell Jr
Harry Moss
Monroe Moss
Guy E. Nusz Jr
Theodore Harley
Rebekah Lodge
New Market
Kanodes
Rosedale
James Dougherty
Indianapolis
Ind
Francis Scott Key
Natural Bridge
Maryland
Reds
U.S
C. Burr Artz Library
Square Corner
East Patrick St
Balto
Thurmont
Seton Ave
Emmitsburg
Mt. Olive Orchard
Liberty
Sun
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Can
Buffalo
Corning
Canadian National
Yale Haven
Kelbaugh Rd
THE
Frederick News-Post
N. Court Street
Earl Roelke
Dr. Crouch
North Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward M. Stevens
Charles Brachey
Gas House Pike
Frederick Memorial Hospital Bldg
Flint Hill Methodist
Park Mills
Hollow Road
Middletown
Emory Brandenburg
Null & Smith
Delbert S. Null
George William Smith
Leslie Hutzell
Dean's Village Beauty Salon
Douglas Compher
Compher
Pittsburgh
Penna
Elks
Utica
Miller's Grove
Lewistown
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Yellow Springs
Hefner
Mount Airy
Tuscarora Gun Club
Cappella
Market St
Henry
Jack & Jill
Henry’s
N. Market St
Frederick Fairgrounds
Charles E. Troxell
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Woodsboro
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Evergreen
Grover Mossburg J. Grove Lime Company
Nr. Frederick
ST. Paul's Catholic CH
Damascus
Tobery
Huskey Park
Hale Haven
Walker’s Orchard
MT. Orchard
Rt. 15
S&h
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Sunhigh
Quynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill Rd
Pryor
Pryor Road
Rambo Flanagan
Ecker
North Market St
8. & W. Disposal Service
Routzahn
South Market St
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
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