Deaths in Frederick Area Voices Remain In Memoriam
Obituaries detail the passings of Howard Clifton Layton 55 in Frederick. Bennie Myers 88 in Culpeper VA. John Thomas Joy 61 of Pasadena MD, formerly of Frederick. Martha Douty Runkles 85 of Mt. Airy. and Mrs Maude L Harris widow of Milton E Harris, with service details, survivors, and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward C. Layton Howard Clifton Layton
Charlotte Layton
Frederick
Browningsville
Harry L
Emma Clary Layton
Hi Bfother
Ralph L. Layton
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Martha D. Runkles
Martha Douty Runkles
Mt. Airy
Roby Watkins
Lewisdale
Runkles
Linganore
John W
Virginia Douty Suman
E. Wilfred Runkles
Calvary Methodist Church of
W.S.C.S. and
Milton E. Harris
Maude L. Harris
Marguerite Dudrow
Willow Avenue
Augusta County
Frederick County
Joseph and
Fannie Jones Smith
C. Clifton Wirts
Milton A. Harris
Nancy A. Mercer
Marguerie
Leesburg
Muse and Reed
Nc Story
Peter Doyle
St. James Episcopal Church
Funeral services for C Ches ter Spalding at Creager Home
Funeral services were held for C Chester Spalding of Thurmont at Creager Funeral Home with Rev. Richard A Roof officiating. Bearers were Thomas Mohler J Ray Hartman Jeremiah Clingan Marshall Leatherman John Creeger and Lloyd Hoke. Burial followed in Blue Ridge Cemetery with attendees from Trinity United Church of Christ choir and church council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Joy
John Thomas Joy
Pasadena
Maryland
Carmen Marrone Joy
Montebello Hosital
Baltimore
Frederick County
Charles Edward
Mary Catherine Harp Joy
Jack W. Joy
T. Edward Joy
Frederick
Vicki Joy
Beverly Joy
Oscar Joy
Irving Joy
Libertytown
Rosie Barnes
Keymar
Joy
West Patrick Street
Cornells Market
Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home
N. Market St
C. Chester Spalding
Thurmont
Creager
Richard A. Roof
Thomas Mohler
J. Ray Hartman
Jeremiah Clingan
Marshail Leatherman
John Creeger
Lloyd Hoke
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Trinity United Church of Christ Choir
Church Council
Kids Found Stronger Than Seven Years Ago
Washington AP reports tests show today's youngsters are faster stronger and more agile than their older brothers and sisters were seven years ago, reflecting improvements in youth fitness and training standards.
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Washington
Harsh liquor raids and street trouble halt crooks
Two men were picked up by City Police near Square Corner after an argument escalated. A car matching the liquor-store description carried two fifths of liquor, a .22 revolver, and two half pints. Trial for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest is set for Monday at 10 a.m. at Magistrate's Court. A burglary at Joseph Brooks’s Taneytown Road home resulted in the loss of a 300-pound safe and contents from the front lawn.
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Eabile
Harbaugh
Focal State Police
Donald E. Tracey
Tracey
Athe Meney
Selby
Paul Mossburg
Marshall DeGrange
South Market Street
Tyro
Hardy
Joseph Brooks
Taneytown Road
Brooks
Emmitsburg Pursues Water Aid Amid Creek Reservoir Crisis
Emmitsburg officials seek help as Tom’s Creek water shortage endangers Mount St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s Colleges. CD equipment proves inadequate while firefighters coordinate with 20 area departments and Pennsylvania agencies. Emergency planning offices mobilize support from federal and local agencies.
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Flax
Emmitsburg Fire Company
Soi
Tom’s Creek
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania
Brewster
Office of Emergency Planning
Community Facilities Administration
Farmers Home Administration
Fredental
Hugh Philips
Mount St. Mary’s College
Mount St. Mary’s
St. Joseph’s
Patiomac
Cables Limited to Emergencies for Viet Nam Service
Frederick County Red Cross executive director Mrs. Albert Dean says military cables to Viet Nam and Thailand are for emergencies only. Requests for leave death in the family or birth messages tie up communications. Parents should not panic if letters take weeks as mail is slow and servicemen are in the field. Families are urged to write at least weekly to boost morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Red Cross
Viet Nam
Thailand
Albert Dean
Dean
Sick Lt Quinn and Mrs Rice Undergo Hospital Treatment
Lt. Harry L. Quinn of Fredericks City entered Johns Hopkins Hospital Wednesday for observation. He is a shift commander on the Fredericks City police force. Mrs. Marion W. Rice of Mountaindale is recovering after surgery Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Quinn
Center Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Quinn
Fredericks City
Marion W. Rice
Mountaindale
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Personal Notes and Tragic Bombing Incident
Personal notices include Mr and Mrs Hiram Perrell celebrating their 49th anniversary with a hotel dinner. Also Ralph E Schroeder and twin Roy Schroeder observe birthdays in Frederick and Utica. A Korean woman dies in bombing practice near Seoul. investigation underway as she entered a restricted oyster bed area against warnings. A Saturday paper drive in Braddock Heights by Boy Scout and Cub Scout Pack Unit 278 funds trips and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Perrellea
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ralph E. Schroeder
Frederick
Roy
Utica
N.Y
Seoul
U.S
Lee Yong-ga
Air Force
Braddock Heights
Boy Scout and
Cub Scout
Lack Of Quorum At New Market Draws Charge
Former councilman Ray A. Messanello accuses town leaders of a plotted failure to obtain a quorum at a New Market meeting. Mayor W Franklin Smith defends absences by councilmen Edward White James Hahn Franklin Shaw and Lloyd Boyer citing personal and other commitments. Messanello, former mayoral candidate, heads New Market Citizens Association urging fixed monthly attendance.
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Ray A. Messanello
W. Franklin Smith
Smith
Edward J. White
James R. Hahn
Franklin M. Shaw
West Virginia
Lloyd K. Boyer
Messanelle
New Market Citizens Association
Controversy Over Quorum Snafu Clouds Town Council
Messanelle described a well engineered plot behind the quorum failure as stemming from disputes over Councilman Hahn’s non resident status on the board and a possible conflict of interest involving another council member, threatening duties to town.
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Messanelle
Hahn
Thurmont Adopts Zoning Ordinance At Public Hearing
Thurmont officials unanimously approved the comprehensive zoning ordinance and map during a public hearing. The notice lists executors and trustees for estates and invites all creditors and heirs to present claims by specified dates, with deadlines in 1965 and 1966, including the Blanche G. Jones and Robert L. Shipley estates.
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Thurmont
Frederick County
Maryland
Blanche G. Jones
James 4
Gambrill
Susan May Gambrill Lane
Parsons Newman
Orphans’ Court
Robert L. Shipley
Fredericktown Savings ~ Trust Company
Alton Y. Sennett, Attorn’y
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Register of Wills
Town approves zoning map changes and reclassifies parcel
The hearing on the ordinance continued with no opposition. Town planner Arthur B. Hatton reviewed sections on non conforming uses while the zoning map was approved with one change. Three acres south of Clark Ave were reclassified from Ri to Ri to allow smaller lots for development.
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Arthur B. Hatton
Clark Ave
Earthquake Shakes Mexico City
An AP report states a moderate earthquake struck Mexico City early today with no immediate damage reported. The event prompted residents to check homes and streets for aftershocks and potential damage.
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Mexico City
Local event listings and sales around Frederick area
A dense page of community notices from Frederick Maryland area shop ads sales and events. It includes Garden Club sale details at 309 Rockwell Terrace December 17 10 to 2 wreaths swags and decor plus phone numbers MO 3-9222 and MO 32-6835. Also shooting match at Catoctin Fish & Game Grounds Myersville December 12 1 PM. Various ads for Carmack's groceries hardware and beauty shops. Christmas trees fruit stands farms and auctions plus church events and local business notices. Contains multiple addresses and contact numbers for local merchants and clubs.
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Taskers Chance Garden Club
Uiounas Greens
Rockwell Terrace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennie Myers
Culpepper
Boote Myers
Hopewell Church
Lignum
New Market
Thomas M. Eichel
Haber
C.O.D
Coats
Gay — Reteing
Catoctin Fish & Game Protective Assoc. Grounds
Myersville
Mrs. Santa
Nick Continentally
Daves Boys’ Shop
S. Market St
Mary Carter
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
N. Market St. Frederick
Mary *Carter
North Market St. Frederick, Md
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Eleanor Beauty Shop
Eleanor Simmons
West Patrick St
John
Eicholtz
Thomas Stone
Carmack’s
Kelley
Carmack
North Market St
United
Rontzahn
Columbia Lodge
Lynch Lodge
A.M
Jacques de Molay
Glen Burnie
O.E.S
Joseph B. Sampsell
Crouch, Turner and
Brice
John L. Barnes
Lee Zecher
Burkittsville, Md
Tuscarora Gun Club
Kresge
New Market Grange
Bill Burall
Ad Market
Urbana
Thomas Maher
Knott and Geisbert Garage
Jeffersonian Raritan Club
Jefferson Fire Hall
Unionville
Woodville
Talbott Run
E. M. Waldron
Daysville
Walkersville
King of the Forest
L. Reddick
Water St
Earl S. Ausherman Glenn
James G. Trout
Emory Catshall
Paul K. Wavro
C.S.B
Jacksonville
Fla
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Lord Baltimore
Hanover and
Baltimore Streets
Third Church of Christ, Scientist
Harold's
N. Market Street
Taney Apt
Oakhill
Colonial Jewelers
Taney Apts
Jewel Class
Adamstown
Helen's Beauty Nook
Center ST
Church of the Transfiguration
Russell Stover
Harold’s
York
Rome
Jonquils
California
Barbara Fritchie
Carroll Manor
Old School House
Evangelical Reformed Church
Church St
Harold’s Corner Church & Market Sts
Felllowship Evan
Reformed Church
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Brunswick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Winchester
Winchester Hall
Frederick City
Wade F. Hurley
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
The
A.P
Automotive Industrial
East Fatrick St
McCutcheon’s
Wisner St
York & Rome
Catoctin
MT. Orchard
Rt. 15
Mi. N
Fuller Brush
Richard McBee
Johnny’s Market
Pryor
Rouse
Routzahn
South Market St
Ecker
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb
Prop
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
B.ath & Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
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