Deaths William Easter 8 Motorman in Roanoke
William Franklin Easter eight year old died yesterday at his son Albert Easter’s home in Gaithersburg after years of illness. A retired Roanoke streetcar motorman he previously lived with wife Gertrude Godsey of Winston-Salem. Funeral services are planned at Roanoke’s Hilton Funeral Home with graveside burial Friday at Fairview Cemetery.
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William Franklin Easter
Roanoke
Albert B. Easter
North Summitt Drive
Gaithersburg
Easter
Gertrude Godsey
Winston - Salem
Sarah Holcomb Easter
Roanokee
N.S
Jory
Northes
Ere
West Church Avenue
Fairview Cemetery
Hilton Funeral Home
Bamesville
St. Pauls Church Picnic Promises Food Fun and Music
St Pauls Utica Lutheran Church sponsors a Saturday community picnic at ei Grove east of Lewis with 4 PM start. Rev Raymond E Wilhelm former Grace UCC speaks. Homemade sandwiches cakes, fancy work, potted plants, a fish pond and straw ride featured. Performances by Si Men Leaders Bible Class Calvary Church and Bettie Utterback tap dancers. Two seeds Hiram and Hank offer a skit. Hillbilly Jamboree with square dances. Committees include Rev Charles Pollard Jacob Ramsburg Charles Hubbard Mrs Glenn Putman Jr and Mrs Searle Atkins.
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St. Paul’s
Utica Lutheran Church
Lewis
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
East Second Street
Si Men
Leaders Bible
Calvary Methodist Church
West Second Street
Bettie Utterback
Hiram
Hank
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Charles Hubbard
Glenn Putman Jr
Searle Atkins
Loy Collector's Show A Dream Come True
Kansas City toy collector Jerry Smith houses over 2000 toys and ships 1300 for display across a spring scene tour in New York. He donates all proceeds to a charitable trust aiding underprivileged children while his three daughters watch with interest from a distance.
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Kansas City
Jerry Smith
Smith
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
City Market
Viet Nam Insurance Bill Clears Senate For House Action
A bill to provide 10000 in free life insurance for American personnel in Viet Nam and other combat zones moves to the House after voice vote approval in the Senate. The measure stems from insurers reluctance to issue policies for service members in or headed to Viet Nam.
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Viet Nam
Washington
House
Senate
Savannah at Sea to Resume Voyages After Labor Trouble
The Savannah, a nuclear powered ship tied up for a year due to labor troubles, will sail again Friday. It is scheduled to reach Norfolk on August 25, Baltimore on August 27 and New York on August 30, then depart for Europe on September 3.
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Galveston
Tex
Savannah
Norfolk
Baltimore
New York
Europe
Funerals Held For Miller Everhart And Mayne At Local Churches
Funeral services for Mathias Bartgis Miller Jr. were conducted at M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Eugene W. Young officiating and burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Pauline Eader Everhart widow of Earl E. Everhart died Sunday. funeral at All Saints Episcopal Church with Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury officiating. burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Ada Baker Mayne widow of Howard M. Mayne had services at M. R. Etchison and Son. Rev. Harry S. Myerly officiated assisted by Rev. Kenneth L. Beale. bearers listed and Bright Jewel Class attended.
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Mathias B. Miller JR
Mathias Bartgis Miller Jr
M. R. Etchison and Son
Eugene W. Young
Jefferson Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Pauline Everhart
Pauline Eader Everhart
Earl E. Everhart
All Saints Episcopal Church
Maurice D. Ashbury
Ada B. Mayne
Ada Baker Mayne
Howard M. Mayne
M. R
Bright Jewel
Local Hospital Transfers and Readmission Notes
Mr Vernon Martin of East Sixth Street moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to his home. He is not allowed visitors. Mr Robert Schroyer of West Patrick Street reentered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday.
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Vernon Martin
East Sixth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Schroyer
Patrick Street
Government Experts Tour Mining Areas
Washington AP Government mining experts tour Pennsylvania strip mine areas in a field study under the Appalachian Regional Development Act. The team started in the anthracite region and will visit Wanamie near Wilkes-Barre and Shamokin area later. Secretary Udall says the study is national in scope, focusing on reclaiming stripped lands, reclamation methods, and impacts on health safety and economic growth.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Wanamie
Wilkes - Barre
Shamokin
Stewart L. Udall
Secretary of the Interior
Appalachian
Drops Cigarette Hits Utility Pole
A Frederick county woman lost control of her car while reaching to pick up a dropped cigarette and struck a utility pole on Clarke Place about 1 20 am. Miss Faye Haupt of Frederick RFD 5 driven west. Minor pole damage and $300 to the 1959 sedan. No charges filed.
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Frederick
Clarke Place
Faye Haupt
RFD 5
Thomas F. Littleton
Typhoon Mary Kills Four On Formosa
Typhoon Mary struck eastern Formosa breaking up against mountains. The storm killed at least four people, injured 71, and left eight missing, according to police.
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Formosa
Taipei
Former A U Arts and Sciences Dean Dies
Dr. John E. Bentley, longtime American University dean of Arts and Sciences from 1946 to 1953, died at Sib ley Hospital at 77 from dilation of heart artery. He joined the university in 1924 after earlier serving as a psychology and philosophy professor. Born in England, he was an ordained Methodist minister with a theology doctorate from McGill. He also lectured evenings at Johns Hopkins University.
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Washington
John E. Bentley
College of Arts and Sciences
American University
Sibley Hospital
United States
England
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Park Plan Sees Trout Stream Safe From Dam
Delegates believe the dam could be built without destroying Hunting Creek as a trout stream. The long range park budget tops 3.5 million dollars with about 750000 earmarked for the dam. Other costs cover beaches equipment treatment plant buildings boat ramps and facilities.
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Hunting Creek
Former Wisconsin Governor Dies at 68 in Madison
Philip F. La Follette, 68, former Wisconsin governor, died Wednesday night at Madison General Hospital after hospitalization since August 3 for a lung infection and pneumonia. He was son of Senator Fighting Bob La Follette and brother of Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr. He served three terms as governor.
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Madison
Wis
Philip F. la Follette
Wisconsin
Madison General Hospital
la Follette
Robert M
Bob
Robert M. la Follette Jr
Mexican President Diaz Ordaz to address nation live
President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz will deliver the first state of the nation message on September 1. The speech will be broadcast live from border stations to San Antonio and Rio Grande Valley viewers in Texas and nationwide on Mexican television. About 350,000 Texas Mexicans are expected to listen.
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Mexico City
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
San Anto
Rio
Tex
Texas
Bust Bus Ride After Ball Game in Frederick
Report of a casual ball game where a reporter is drenched with soda and laughed at while Chiz Staley argues with New Jersey fans. Umpire and players taunt visitors, Frederick fans cry after the game, and bus riders on the return trip behave noisily with singing and spitballs.
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Chiz Staley
New Jersey
Frederick
Carroll Cook
Oz Staley
Camptown
Bill Kennedy
Scientist-Astronaut Graveline resigns from NASA team
Dr. Duane Graveline, 34, a scientist-astronaut, resigns before any space flight. He loses a possible late decade moon mission. Graveline, from Newport Vermont, was among six selected June 29 for moon excursions. He remains at the Manned Spacecraft Center as a medical doctor after personal reasons. His wife had filed for divorce three weeks after he joined the team.
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Houston Tex
Duane Graveline
Graveline
Air Force
Newport
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Manned Spacecraft Center
Space Team
Local visitors and gatherings span Frederick to Baltimore
Recent visitors to the Baugher and Jewell homes include Rance Hossler Shores and families from Frederick and Baltimore. Terence Smith injured his arm while playing football and hopes to be cast-free before returning to school. Seaside trips include Hoffmaster, Saylor, and Beachley families at Harpers Ferry. Notable 97th birthday for William G Six in Walkersville. Combs Reunion attendees from Emmitsburg and Hazard, Kentucky. Nicaragua noted as the largest Central American country.
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Henry Baugher
Rance Hossler
Carl D. Shores
Bernard Shores
Frederick
Leonard Hoffmaster
RFD 2
George Shores
David Latten
Herbert Deaton
Edna
Baltimore
Revert Klipp
Pear Feaga
Helen
Clarence Jewell
Sam Marlow
Charles Jewell
Terence Smith
M. M. Carter
Ella Fisher
Henry Haugher
Oliver McKenzie
Feagaville
Margaret Gross
John Brown
William
Frostburg
Blaine McKenzie
Bartonsville
William G. Six
Walkersville
Albaugh
Sithh
C. C. Combs
Emmitsburg
Combs
Hazard
Ken
Braddock Park Old Timers Night Planned As Last Fling
Braddock Heights Roller Rink hosts its second Old Timers Night as the rink faces sale to Edward W. Rose and a planned conversion to a restaurant. Ollie and Mrs. Rosenberry, longtime managers, plan a final party with prizes and a photo display of Braddock Heights Park from its early days, recalling trolley rides, dances, and Sunday song services that once drew crowds.
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Braddock Park
Braddock Heights
Edward W. Rose
Montgomery County
Ollie Rosenberry
Braddock Heights Park
George M. Gittinger
Melvin A. E. Biser
Mountain Theater
Smith
Frank J. Keefer
Chinese Minister Returns From Japan
Foreign Minister Shen Chang-huan of Nationalist China returned to Taiwan after an eight day official visit to Japan. It was the first such trip by a Chinese foreign minister since World War II.
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Japan
Tokyo
Shen Chang-huan
China
Taiwan
United No 3 Picnic and Crab Feast Announcement
A compact notice lists events and ads from Frederick area in 1965. Includes United No 3 annual picnic and crab feast on August 25 and various community notices, hospital thanks, funeral acknowledgments, and local classifieds featuring excursions, jobs, auctions, and service offers.
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United No. 3
Huskey Park
Stanley Bennett
Special meeting at the Engine House on August 23 1963
Notices urge STANLEY Y. BENNETT as secretary and call a members meeting at the Engine House Monday August 23 1963 at 8 PM with refreshments and attendance encouraged. Also lists events, sales, harvests, and services across local clubs orchards and businesses in Frederick County including barbecued chicken sales and community gatherings.
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United No. 3
Stanley Y. Bennett
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St. Paul’s Church
Loy
South America
West Indies
John Easter
Woodrow Fadeley
Robert A. Kline
Harry Kintz
A.U. Arts, Science
Nicaragua
Potomac Edison Company
Braddock Mountain
Middletown
Robert L. Smith
Potomac Edison
East Patrick Street
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Lenora Elizabeth Staleytate
Charles Edwin Staley
Thomas Meichelberger
Kanode
Ralph Kanode Sr
Love, Betsy
Horse & Pony
Franklin
Manchester
Alcoholics Anonymous
East Fourth St
Seales Wildcat
Rodger’s
Mt. Airy
Texaco
Rt. 40
Stine, Dayhoff
Bart Beanton
Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown
Rodger's
North
Mkt
Big Mountaindale
Tuscarora Gun Club
St. Paul’s Ame Church
Della, Md
Unico
White House
Fred
Southern States Coop. Agency
Rodger
N. Mkt
Roger’s N. Mkt
Hughes
Marion M. Smith
East Patrick St
Roy Zimmerman
John L. Ponton
MT. Orchard
Thurmont
Dr. Hughes
Ruth Cutsail
J. Ross Eyler Sr
Roof
Camazo
James B. Thomas
Sun
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Can
Buffalo
Corning
N.Y
Harrisburg
Canadian National
Corning Glass Works
Capital & Museum
Fair Ticket
Harvey A Harrington Jr
South ST
C. Burr Artz
Seton Ave
Beagie Stud Service
A.K.C
Mary JF. Eyler
Jefferson Street
W. Jerome Offutt
Mary F. Eyler
Leslie Hutzell
Hale
Haver
Fitzgerald's Orchard
Kelbaugh Rd
Medicare & Social Security
al Business
Frederick News-Post
N. Court Street
Dean’s Village Beauty Salon
Douglas Compher
Compher
Pittsburgh
Penna
Elks
Utica
Miller's Grove
Lewistown
Yellow Springs
Hefner
Mount Airy
Charles Brachey
Gas House Pike
New Market
Ramage Sale
Taney Apartments
Paul Rudy
Charlotte
W Yarrell
Mt. Olive Orchard
Liberty
World Book Encyclopedia
Childcraft
Constance Huf Reer
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
N. Market St
ST. Paul's Catholic CH
Damascus
Tobery
Hale Haven
Walker’s
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Sunhigh
Quynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill Rd
Rich Haven
Pryor
Pryor Road
Rambo Flanagan
Ecker
North Market St
Venetian
Routzahn
South Market
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop Dam
Woodrow
Bill
Andersen
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
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