Deaths in Frederick area mark long life and ties
Frank E Brengle 82 of Walkersville retired mail carrier dies at area hospital born in Frederick County son of the late Charles F and Lorrettia Brengle member of Evangelical Lutheran Church Frederick Masonic Order Lynch Lodge and ICCF Surviving wife Mary C Fagan Brengle and two grandsons Earl A Brengle Dr Walkersville and Francis Connor Brengie Greenbelt services at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville Thursday 2 p.m. Mt Olivet Cemetery burial MRS George W Kinna Agnes Kinna 81 widow of George W Kinna formerly of Myersville dies in Vero Beach Fla survived by two sisters in law and several nieces and nephews funeral Thursday morning Floyds in Vero Beach B
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Frank E. Brengle
Walkersville
Frederick
Frederick County
Charles F
Lorrettia Haller Brengle
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lynch Lodge
1.C.C.F
Mary C. Fagan Brengle
Earl A. Brengle
Hildrea Dorsey
Mount Airy
University Hospital
Baltimore
Larry Dorsey
Dorothy Corhens
New York City
Betty Wilson
Toni
Penny Dorsey
Fairview Church
Taylorsville
Waltz Funeral Home
George W. Kinna
Agnes Kinna
Myersville
Vero Beach
Fla
Rose Baker
Parkway
Lola Sheldon
Hagerstown
Floyd
Joann Smith Celebrates First Birthday At Home
Personal item notes Joann Denise Smith daughter of Karl and Mrs Karl Smith of Rocky Ridge turned one on Aug 29 with a family party at their home. Relatives include siblings Karl Jr Ronald Larry Jerry James Rickie Randy and Jeffrey plus grandparents Mr and Mrs James Albaugh of Detour and extended family from West Patrick Street and Linden Avenue.
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Joann Denise Smith
Karl J. Smith
Rocky Ridge
Joann
Karl Jr
Ronald
Larry
Jerry
James
Rickie
Randy
Jeffrey
James Albaugh
Detour
John Boone
Janet
Donne
Paul L. Crum
West Patrick Street
Marvin Kennedy
Ontario
Quebec Canada
New England States
Richard B. Rudy
Linden Avenue
John H. Rudy
Sand Springs
Okla
Europe
John F. Trout
East Fourth Street
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Carrollton Manor
Buckeystown
Thaddeus Skurynski
John Michael Trout
East Patrick Street
Charles Droneburg
Viet War Economic Impact Under Study
William McChesney Martin told a Senate subcommittee that the Viet Nam war’s economic effects are being watched for inflation risk. He said it has not gotten out of control yet and the Fed’s job is careful monitoring as a government panel investigates economic and financial issues affecting U.S. security.
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Washington
Viet Nam
U.S
Federal Reserve System
William McChesney Martin
Snakebite expert Dr. Fred Shannon dies in LA
Los Angeles AP report says Fred Shannon a leading snakebite specialist died from a ratlesnake bite. He was flown to Los Angeles from Safriz for treatment at Lisca Hospital's neurological research laboratory after being bitten Sunday night while at reptiles near Kiondyke Arizona.
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Los Angeles
Fred Shannon
Shannon
Saf ‘Riz
Lis.ca
Kiondyke
Ariz
Funerals for Oliver E. Smith and Howard Witherspoon
Full military honors marked the Frederick funeral for Oliver E. Smith. The service at Hicks Funeral Home was led by Rev. Oscar B. Jackson with Rev. John R. Leeks assisting. A Fort Detrick firing squad honored Smith before burial at Fairview Cemetery. Also on Sunday, Howard Witherspoon of near Westminster was buried at Pine Grove Cemetery after services at Waltz Funeral Home in Winfield conducted by Rev. Clarence Kaylor. Bearers were named for both services and include local community members.
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Oliver E. Smith
Frederick
Hicks Funeral Home
Oscar B. Jackson
John R. Leeks
William Hoy
Fred Brown
Jessie Faulkner
Wilson Hammond
George Brown
Gilmore Dorsey
Fort Deitrick
Fairview Cemetery
Howard Witherspoon
Near Westminster
Waltz
Winfield
Clarence Kaylor
Glenelg Methodist Church
Robert Pease
Richard Pease
George H. Thomas
Dennis Thomas
William Barnes Jr
George R.barnes Jr
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mount Airy
City Police Practical Pistol Course Marksman Progression
City police sharpshooter qualification starts at 60 to reach 70 for marksman. Up to three officers fire at once from seven yards using quick draw five hip rounds crouched, reload, five rapid rounds. At 180 feet prone ten rounds, then 150 feet five prone five sitting. From behind barricades five right hand and five left hand rounds. At 75 feet kneeling five, five left behind barricade, five right behind barricade.
New Market Fire Company Auxiliary Celebrates 10th Anniversary
The New Market Fire Company Auxiliary marked its tenth anniversary with Mrs. Rudy Hahn as first president presiding. The group has 98 members, and a decorated cake was baked by the planning trio Elsie Hemby, Francis Ridgley, and Edna Zimmerman.
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New Market Fire Company Auxiliary
Rudy Hahn
Elsie Hemby
Francis Ridgley
Edna Zimmerman
Cathrine Burall
Fairgrounds
Carnochan Named Heads for Professional Drive
Carnochan presides over the dentists division while Edwin F. Nikirk leads the lawyers section and A. Royal Remsberg heads other professions as the United Appeal drive runs Sept. 27 through October to raise 12 000 more than last year. Carnochan, a Hagerstown native, earned degrees at Western Maryland College and Columbia University and served as Frederick County school superintendent before 1964.
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At‘torney
Edwin F. Nikirk
A. Royal Remsberg
United Appeal
Frederick
Carnochan
Hagerstown
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Columbia University
New York
Frederick County
Two Men Get 60-Day Jail Terms In Car Theft Case
Two men William Potter and James Lytton were sentenced to 60 days in Frederick County Jail for stealing a 1959 four door sedan from Frederick resident Ernest Norris. The sentence was made retroactive to arrest date, with extra time added for the arrest day. The car was found demolished in Montgomery County.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Robert Kennedy
William Potter
Bristol
James Lytton
Elizabeth
Tenn
Ernest Norris
Adamstown
Norris
Monocacy River
Potter
Montgomery County
Lytton
Virginia's Crab Entry Prepares For Derby
Virginia Creeper VI, the green-shelled yearling from the championship stable, trains in Crisfield Md for the 145th National Hard Crab Derby. Trainer J W Thornton and manager W E Nichols report the Creeper has run several races and is set for a final training week ahead of the derby.
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Thornton
Nichols
Virginia Creeper V
Virginia Creeper II
Maryland
Chincoteague
Virginia
Old Dominion
Crisfield
J. W. Thornton
W. E. Nichols
Creeper
Pacific Commander Arrives In Tokyo
Admiral U. S. Grant Sharp arrives in Tokyo to attend Wednesday’s meeting of the US Japan security treaty consultative committee. He is the commander of U S forces in the Pacific and travels for discussions with Japanese officials.
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Tokyo
U.S
Pacific
U.S. Grant Sharp
Maritime Strikers Return To Jobs After Settlement
Thousands of longshoremen in Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports return to work to unload 100,900 tons of cargo from ships idled by a 70 day maritime strike. President Johnson announced a strike settlement Sunday with International Organization of Masters Mates and Pilots and American Radio Association unions set to ratify four year agreements. Radio officers vote today and masters mates pilots Wednesday, enabling one of eight struck lines to move ships by nightfall if terms are approved.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Johnson
International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots
American Radio Association
Afl-Cio
American Merchant Marine Institute
Ramsburg Family Holds 3rd Reunion
The Ramsburg descendants held their third reunion at Monocacy View Park with a picnic lunch. Officers elected were Julia Whitmore president Rena Snyder vice president Margaret Wachter secretary and Helen Hawker treasurer. A memorial service was led by Adrian Strite and the day’s program was organized by Ella Rinehart. A prizes ceremony followed with many attendees and family members listed.
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M.O
Mary Ellen Ogle Ramsburg
Monocacy View Park
Julia Whitmore
Rena Snyder
Margaret Wachter
Helen Hawker
Adrian Strite
Ella Rinehart
James Rinehart
Mike
Ruth
Bruce Ramsburg
Robert S. Ramsburg
Michael
Walter Ramsburg
Sharon
Kaye
Donald
Daniel Eppley
Edgar Hawker
Edgar Jr
David
Maynard
Douglas Hawker
Hawker
Robert E. Hawker
Debbie
Kitty
J. Adrian Strite
Zoe Anna
Wayne Strite
Adrian W. Strite
Barbara Ann
Eric Witter
Warren Edward Strite
Harry Frantz
Mark
Martha Frantz
John Whitmore
Ralph
Marshall Ramsburg
Etta Leveronne
Arthur
Janeen
Patiicia
Rena E. Snyder
Paula
Gary
Martin
Edward L. Wachter
Carolyn
Kevin
Joyce
Susan
Insurance Agents Attend Conference at Fontainebleau Miami Beach
Life Insurance agents from Peoples Life local office attended the Agency Leaders Conference at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach. The group led by Ted J. Noffsinger included Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Beard, E. L. Mills, W. M. VanDercook, J. H. Lippy, T. P. Smith Jr., and others. About 500 representatives from ten states joined in June 1964 to June 1965 production quen and training activities.
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Life Insurance
Peoples Life
Fontainebleau Hotel
Miami Beach
D. H. Beard
E. L. Mills
W. M. VanDercook
J. H. Lippy
T. P. Smith, Jr
Ted J. Noffsinger
Washington National Airport
Court and
Church Streets
Fair Judges to be Judged Tuesday by County Officials
Fair judges will be judged Tuesday at 0 a.m. by George Lechlider Ne vin Zerby Lynn G. Brenne man and Mark Miller. Swine in 4-H classes judged Wednesday at 9 20 a.m. by James Wightman. 4-H sheep judged Wednesday at 9 a.m. by Wayne Gaver of Middletown. Open to 4-H Club members from Frederick County. H tractor operator's contest held Friday at 9 a.m. Central Maryland regional FFA judging contest held all day Friday for vocational agriculture students in Washington Frederick Montgomery Howard Carroll Counties.
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George Lechlider
Nevin Zerby
Lynn G. Brenneman
Mark Miller
James Wightman
Wayne Gaver
Middletown
Frederick County
Maryland
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Howard
Carroll Counties
Adamstown Man Charged After Axe-Head Blow
A 49-year-old Adamstown man was charged with assault and battery after allegedly striking James Barton in the head with the blunt end of an axe during an argument at Barton's home. Barton was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a head laceration. Police reported the incident occurred about 9:43 p.m. in Adamstown.
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Adamstown
Paul Snowden
James Barton
Barton
Frederick Memorial Hospital
SVU Appoints First Negro Faculty Member in Sociology
Southern Methodist University announces the appointment of its first Negro faculty member, Dr. William S. Willis Jr., a former Columbia University faculty member, as assistant professor in the sociology anthropology department in Dallas Texas.
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Dallas, Tex
Southern Methodist University
William $. Willis Jr
Columbia University
Local Notices and Sales In This Week's Frederick News Post
A collection of local notices and ads includes thanks for condolences from the Black and Murray families, details of a father's death and funeral services, selling of photography equipment by Paul A. Rockwell, back to school wear at Solar's Clothing, store closings at Hillside Coat & Oil, local orchard and appliance listings, and event notices for Lord's Acre Festival, bus trips to the World's Fair, a Rippeon reunion, Medicare books sale, and community dinners and services.
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Paul A. Rockwell
New Stamp Honors Florida Discovery Anniversary
A five cent postage stamp commemorates the 500th anniversary of Florida's discovery. It features a Spanish explorer in a flowing cape holding a sword aloft, depicted in red, yellow and black.
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ST. Augustine. Fla
Florida
In Memoriam Chester Welty Passes Away 1964
In memory of Chester Welty who died August 30 1964. One year has passed since you left and you are still missed as if it were yesterday. Your daughter recalls you as the best dad in the world and reaffirms her love.
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Welty
Chester Welty
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Grace Roelke
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Harmony Band
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PRYOR
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Treeland Nurseries, Inc
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Carl
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North Market St
Routzahn’'S
BUDGE
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MOSER
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