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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1970

Page

5

Death notices for Hilda Lewis Vadis Bell Viola Todd and Hupka

Obituaries list Mrs Hilda R Lewis 63 of Smithsburg died at Washington County Hospital with services at Mt Pleasant Church of God. Also noted are Vadis Bell 83 of Brunswick and Viola Todd widow of Clarence Todd of Dundalk with services at the Maryland Odd Fellows Home and Mt Olivet Cemetery. Edward J Hupka 76 formerly of Reisterstown described with funeral rites at Eckhardt chapel and Sacred Heart Church Glyndon.

Hilda R. Lewis RFD Smithsburg Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Garfield W.D. L Katie Wise Horne Mt. Pleasant Esther R. Toms Robert H Richard H Lee G. Harne Merril Harne James Harne Lawrence Harne Thurmont Guy Harne Clear Spring George Harne Lake City Fla Beulah Draper Delva Lewis Vadis B, Bell Vadis B. Bell Brunswick Frederick Veniah Georgiana Dixon Funk Order of Orioles Georgianna McFall Lewis R. Bell Fairfield Clara Gutkaiss Tulane Calif Feete Funeral Ralph Miller Mt. Olivet Viola B. Todd Viola Bromwell Todd Kinship Road Dundalk Clarence Todd Maryland Odd Fellows Home John and Catherine Wheatly Todd Todd Helena Rebekkah Lodge Lo,c.f Alveria B. Clark Cambridge Nellie Baker Howard Cox Maryland Odd Fellows Home Ralph M. Sharpe New Cathedral Cemetery Baltimore M. R. Etchison and Son Edward J. Hupka Sinai Hospital Sacred Heart Lane Reisterstown Hamberger Company Hupka Joseph and Lena Hupka Dolores Hoffman Eckhar

Nixon outraged by defector case-study reports

President Nixon expressed outrage and is reviewing official reports on the forcible removal of a Lithuanian sailor from a U S Coast Guard cutter. He directed agencies to assess the incident and determine compliance with laws and procedures.

Washington Nixon U.S. Coast Guard

Funeral services for Mrs Nora E Ruble

Mrs. Nora E. Ruble died Monday at Frederick Nursing Home. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Hilton Funeral Home Barnesville with Rev Hayden Sparks and Rev Stockton Myerly officiating. Pallbearers were Garland Painter Lewis Rudasill Arthur Hoyle Gilbert Myerly Lawrence Jones and Edgar Grubb. Interment in Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville.

Nora E. Ruble Frederick Nursing Home Hilton Funeral Home Barnesville Hayden Sparks Stockton Myerly Garland Painter Lewis Rudasill Arthur Hoyle Gilbert Myerly Lawrence Jones Edgar Grubb Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville

Back the Man recovery plan urged by Rev Gale and group

Rev Gale advocates a recovery residence for alcoholics with five to ten beds and facilities, arguing early treatment saves money and lives. He has appealed to community groups, churches, and attorneys to support project Back the Man, urging contact at 662-1101 extension 70 for more information.

Gale Rev Counseling

Runaway Girls Report Assault on Hamburg Road

Two Baltimore girls aged 14 and 15 told City Police they were assaulted last night on Hamburg Road after being picked up by two men on North Market Street around 10 pm. Det. George Himes and Cpl. Carl Harbaugh interviewed them, with the investigation continuing. One girl was returned to her mother, the other held for Baltimore probation supervision.

Baltimore Hamburg Road North Market Street Motter Avenue City Police George Himes Himes Carl Harbaugh Frederick

Cash and pistol stolen from tavern and home

State Police investigate a burglary at Paul Rosencra ntz tavern on Md 355 with about $32 in cash and a pistol taken. A separate entry at Robert Wilcom’s Tabler Road home off Md 355 occurred as residents slept, with a woman’s wallet containing $30 taken and later found in the mailbox.

Paul Rosenccrantz Ma. 355 Rosencrantz Robert Wilcom Tabler Road MD. 355 Wilcom

Nixon Ties European Troop Cut With Reds

In Brussels the Nixon administration pledged that the United States will not reduce its European forces unless the Russians shrink theirs. Read by Secretary Rogers at the NATO foreign ministers meeting, the statement says NATO conventional forces must be maintained and strengthened with allied reciprocity. Officials say the pledge extends beyond mid 1972 and is open-ended.

Brussels Nixon United States Europe William P. Rogers North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO

North Korean pilot defects to South Korea

North Korean Air Force Maj. Park Sung-koo landed a MiG 15 at Kan Song airfield after being guided by South Korean jets. The defection, the fourth by a North Korean airman since 1953, drew reactions about North Korean grievances and tyranny. Capt. Ro Kunesok previously sought asylum in the United States. another defector later reached a senior rank in the South Korean Air Force.

Seoul South Korea Defense Ministry Park Sung-koo Kansong Demilitarized Zone Shin Ro Kunesok United States

Bruce Hits Hanoi POW Treatment at Paris Talks

Ambassador David K. E. Bruce pressed the Vietnam delegation to allow impartial inspections of prisoner of war camps at the 93rd plenary session. He argued lack of access raises grave suspicions about humane treatment and suggested the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese delegates have something to hide.

Paris David K. E. Bruce Bruce U.S United States North Vietnam

School addition and road plans stir county board debate

Newby reports a September 1971 completion target for a Woodboro school addition, with J O Neil Jenkins dissenting over flight-path concerns near Frederick Municipal Airport. The board also rejects funding a Rock Creek Center road, estimates renovation costs for Emmitsburg and South Frederick Schools, and approves architects for Woodsboro expansion while seeking more land.

Bert Newby J. O’neil Jenkins Frederick Newby Rock Creek Center Elmwood Farm Rd John Stann Bowers Rd Jenkins John Carnochan Sandlass, Craycroft and Verkeke Woodsboro Carnachan Emmitsburg

Huebner Receives Rockefeller Public Service Award

Dr Huebner, NIH scientist and cattle breeder from Hidden Hills farm near Hamsville, cited for leadership in public service. The luncheon featured Russell E Train praising courage sensitivity and vision as key traits in award recipients. The Rockefeller Public Service Awards are financed by John D Rockefeller II and run by Princeton Woodrow Wilson School.

Huebner Russell E. Train Council On Environmental Quality John D. Rockefeller II Princeton University Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Hidden Hills Hamsville NIH

PTSA Seeks Contract Clause for Field Use and Cancellations

Gov Thomas Johnson High School PTSA adopted a resolution urging the Board of Education to require rental contracts for athletic fields to allow cancellations if fields are not in good playing condition. Dr Harold Neufeld cited recent rains and back-to-back games at TJ and Frederick as damaging. The proposal also bans alcohol on school grounds, seeks denial of further use for violators, and requests advisory guidance on field-use limits.

Gov. Thomas Johnson High School PTSA Board of Education Harold Neufeld Frederick Falcons Frederick High School Neufeld

Mrs Nora Theiss confined at daughter's home after fall

Among the sick due to a fall on Thanksgiving Day, Mrs. Nora M. Theiss is confined to the home of her daughter Mrs. Margaret Byrd RFD 5 Hagerstown. Theiss is a former Brunswick resident. Mrs. Robert Harley of West Hills OH has been admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment.

Nora M. Theiss Margaret Byrd RFD 5 Hagerstown Theiss Brunswick Robert Harley West Hills OH Frederick Memorial Hospital

Community notices and sales in Frederick area

Local brief items list Christmas events and sales: skating party at Braddock Heights Roller Rink December 5 from 5 to 7 30 PM with MONTEVUE AUXILIARY admission 50c and skates 60c. fruit apple prices and bundles. card of thanks from Ada L Fisher Smith family for prayers after a loss. doll clothes sewing service Barbie Chrissy Skipper 663 9427. Christmas Bazaar December 4 5 at 304 North Market Street near Broadcasting Engineering School of Technology. Church of God Ladies Auxiliary Frederick home baked goods needlework and drinks. closeout sale on small appliances with 20 50% off G E Sunbeam etc. Merchant's Firestone Store 6 East Patrick Street Frederick 21701 662 5931. Smitty's Restaurant Mt Pleasant Rt 26 closed Nov 30 to Dec 8.

Braddock Heights Montevue North Market Street Broadcasting Engineering School of Technology Church OF God Ladies’ Auxiliary Frederick Maryland White Elephants Thomas Johnson Firestone East Patrick Street

Notable thanks after loss of Marie H Culler

Acknowledgments from Claude Culler and family express gratitude for prayers cards flowers and kindness after the sudden death of Marie H Culler. The note mentions bereavement and extends appreciation to neighbors friends and relatives.

Kibbe Angus Wmc’s Charles E. Smith Ada L. Smith Marie H. Culler Claude Culler Robert Phyllis

Local notices and ads blanket Frederick area

Notices announce a December 28 1970 district office relocation in Hagerstown Maryland for United Insurance Company of America and provide contact numbers. The page also lists numerous local businesses offering services products and specials from Ducky and Elsie Woodsboro Kennebec potatoes to apples cider and fruit stands with farm names, addresses and phone numbers across Thurmont Frederick and surrounding towns.

Mt. Aetna Road Hagerstown Maryland P. O Jos United Insurance Company OF America North Court St. Frederick

Local ads list events and services around Frederick area

A jumble of 1970s notices includes hotels offering off season rates, a family shopping event on Sunday December 6, local businesses advertising home improvements and furniture refinishing, hunting and deer processing, bingo style fundraisers, fire hall suppers, and various service ads. Also listed are hearing center closure, agricultural society meeting, consignment shop hours, construction and heating services, disposal, soil sale, and multiple classified items with contact numbers.

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Alcoholics Hanoi South Frederick Charles F. Bowers Lincoln County Commissioners Peoples Action Committee Kensington High Street London Stayman Rome Yorks Reel’s Mill Road Barbie Chrissy Skipper Sunbeam Lady Vanity Toe Merchant's Mt Pleasant N. Market St American Auction House Rt. 40 Main Thomas Jack” Boone Nelson Myers, Jr Max Jack Norway Treeland Nurseries, Inc MD. Rt. 40 West St. John Parish the National Shrine T. J. Auditorium St. John Students & Rectory Elkins Jewelers E. Patrick St. Rice’s 5Th & Market Sts Salvation Army Songsters John W. Peterson Salvation Army W. Std New LaCherie LA Cherie Wig Salone Patrick St Castle Farms Detour Space-Pak W. Patrick St Kehne Rt. 15 Buckeystown Ducky & Elsie’s Main St Ducky & Elsie Libertytown R. R. Garst Northwest Greenings Droneburg Feagaville Rt Bitzer-Moore Stayman & York Moser's Squire’s Cortland Stayman & York Honey & Apple McCutcheon Apple Products S. Wisner St Henry Ecker Frederick News-Post East Patrick Street American Breeders Service William C. Kepler Middletown Knapp Rudy Hamilton Jefferson Motel Highway 340 Lander Rd Taylor McLain Home Improvement Rec New Myersville Myersville Vol. Fire Co Yellow Springs Lions Community Hall MT. Pleasant Raritan Grounds Phillip H. Zimmerman Alta M. Shaw T/A Frederick County Agricultural Society Winchester Winchester Hall Frederick City Wade F Hurley E. Patrick St Carl’s Construction CO Rodger’s Mkt Ext Keyser Gas House Pike Shepley Market St CBS Electric Co Brown Insulation Fiberglas CBS Insulating Co Frederick Glass Shop 4Th Street Woodrow Bill Andersoin East Patrick St
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