Deaths of Dr Hamilton J Slusher and Roy E Willard in Frederick area
Dr Hamilton J Slusher, a longtime Frederick physician, died at Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Home after five weeks as a patient. He practiced at White Hall Farm in King George County, Virginia, and leaves a son, a sister in Salem, and three grandchildren. Burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery after First Baptist Church services. Roy E Willard, 63, of Highfield, a WWII veteran and former Fort Ritchie employee, died at Martinsburg VA Center. He is survived by his father, two brothers, three sisters, and several nieces and nephews. services at Mount Moriah Lutheran Church with burial in Mt. Moriah Cemetery.
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Hamilton J. Slusher
Frederick
Slusher
White Hall Farm
King George County
Virginia
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Floyd
Viola Baker Slusher
William ~. Slusher
White Hall
Salem
Potomac Baptist Church
E. Church St
First Baptist Church
Mt. Olivet
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M.R. Etchison and Son
Roy E. Willard
Highfield
Martinsburg Veterans’ Administration Medical Center
Foxville
Joseph E
Clara McAfee Willard
Fort Ritchie
Marvin
Joseph Willard
Beulah Flaugher
Cascade
Susan Brown
Mazie Bowman
Quincy
Creager
Thurmont
Mount Moriah Lutheran Church
Basil Grossnickle
Grossnickle
Burials For Burdner Fenlon Sowers In Local Services
Funeral notices from St. Josephs in Emmitsburg Taneytown and Mount Airy list services for Robert Mark Burdner Nellie Knox Fenlon Martha D Runkles and John William Sowers. Revs Lewis Storms Joseph Kenney C Roger Elgert Frank Depro and Howard W Miller officiated with bearers named for each service and burial at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mark Burdner
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Lewis Storms
Clarence Fraley
Carroll Wills
Maurice Orndorff
Jacob Baker
Joseph Wiwell
Quinn Topper
Nellie K. Fenlon
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Taneytown
Nellie Knox Fenlon
Joseph H. Kenney
Edgar Fink
Mark Sanders
Harold Raab
David Hess
Clarence Otter
Louis Keppers
John William Sowers
John W. Sowers
Trinity Lutheran
Maryland to Host Middle Atlantic Water Pollution Lab
Rep George H Fallon announces Maryland designated for a $25 million water pollution control laboratory to be built in the Baltimore region. The facility is expected to employ 150 to 200 people with about $2 million in annual payroll. Fallon notes several Baltimore area sites under study.
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Washington
George H. Fallon
D-Md
Maryland
Fallon
White House
House Public Works Committee
Baltimore
Pastor's Kin Dies Suddenly After Husband Pastor's Kin Dies Suddenly After Husband
Mrs. Vergie E. Biser, 76, aunt of Rev. Basil Grossnickle, pastor of the Grossnickle Church of the Brethren in Myersville, died suddenly in Waynesboro Pa. after her husband’s heart attack. Born in Wolfsville, she was daughter of J. Melvin and Martha E. Leatherman. She leaves two sons Merle C. Biser and Paul H. Biser, two daughters Naomi Scott and Mary Crouse, two sisters, two brothers, a foster-sister, ten grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Friends may call at Grove Funeral Home today 7 to 9 p.m. Services Sunday 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Samuel Flora and Rev. Grossnickle officiating. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Waynesboro.
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Vergie E. Biser
Basil Grossnickle
Grossnickle
Church of the Brethren
Myersville
Waynesboro
Wolfsville
J. Melvin
Martha E. Grossnickle Leetherman
Risers
Hagerstown
Church of the Brethren of
Merle C. Biser
Chewsville
Paul H. Biser
Naomi Scott
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Mary Crouse
Greencastle Pa
Elbert Grossnickle
Edward Kline
Chambersburg
Lloyd Leatherman
Roscoe Leatherman
Edgerton
Grove Funeral Home
Samuel Flora
Small town train man reflects on TV debut
The speaker, born at Frederick Memorial Hospital on a snowy night when the Knickerbocker Theater collapsed in Washington, D.C., says the acceptance speech was pretty good and that his six children are more excited about his TV appearance than the trip. He praises the idea as beneficial for the American people.
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T.V
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Washington, D.C
Singer High School forfeits mercy in Lake Charles tilt
In the Lake Charles High School American Press Tournament Pecan Island faced quick fouls dropping its lineup to four players by the fourth quarter. Singer High pulled a man each time Pecan Island fouled, finishing 77-26 as only two players per side remained.
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Lake Charles
Lake Charles High School
Tennessee State seeks Ohio Valley Conference membership
After football history with the first all Negro team facing a major white opponent in a post season bowl, Tennessee State University plans to apply for Ohio Valley Conference membership in April. The school, slated to play Bail State in the Grantland Rice Bowl in Murfreesboro, is part of the Mid Western Athletic Conference along with Kentucky State and Lincoln University.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee State University
Nashville Banner
Bail State
Murfreesboro
Tennessee State
Kentucky State
Lincoln University
Society Holds Christmas Tea This Sunday
The Frederick County Historical Society invites members and guests to a Christmas Tea Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Society's Home on East Church Street. Gov. Knowles signs open housing law prohibiting racial or religious discrimination in private housing sales rentals or financing with exemptions for owner occupied dwellings of four units or less.
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The
Frederick County Historical Society
Society
East Church Street
First Housing
Madison, Wis
Warren P. Knowles
Culver cadet paper raises $850 for servicemen subscriptions
The Vi dette staff at Culver Military Academy collected 850 to buy magazine subscriptions for U S servicemen in Southeast Asia. The fund aims to remind troops abroad that people back home support them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver, Ind
Culver Military Academy
U.S
Southeast Asia
South Carolina's quiet route to desegregation
A profile of South Carolina's integration path, noting rare racial clashes, local leadership against violence, and a system of "freedom of choice" for school transfers. It discusses voter registration growth, mixed classroom counts, and ongoing legal challenges to tuition grants and private schools amid tourism impressions of continued segregation.
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AL Lanier
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Cornfield
I. DeQuincey Newman
NAACP
Johnson’s Quiet Toughness Across Crises
James Marlow surveys President Johnson’s wily resolve in crises from Cuban water supply cuts to Viet Nam bombings and Dominican unrest. He notes Johnson’s shifting stance, calculated pressure on aluminum and copper, and a steady, nonconfrontational public stance as he weighs peace and power.
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James Marlow
Washington
Johnson
Fidel Castro
Dominican Republic
Viet Nam
Castro
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Cuba
Naval Base
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Orioles Stockholders Elect Krieger and Hoffberger to Board
Baltimore stockholders elected Abraham Krieger and Charles Hoffberger to the Orioles Board of Directors on Friday to fill vacancies from resignations by Henry A. Parr III and Lee MacPhail. Kreiger is retired and Hoffberger runs Merchants Terminal. both are Baltimore natives. MacPhail becomes executive administrative assistant to the commissioner of baseball.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Abraham Krieger
Charles Hoffberger
Kreiger
Hoffberger
Merchants Terminal
Henry A. Parr III
Lee MacPhail
MacPhail
Orioles
Sioner
Baseball
Johnson Signals United States Resolve on Viet Nam Budget Plan
President Johnson set a public tone that the United States will press its Viet Nam policy, with McNamara unveiling a 1.75 billion long range aircraft revitalization plan. Connor and Freeman warned of tighter civilian spending and slower progress on Appalachia and economic programs, as Johnson weighs 1967 budget totals before Congress.
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Congress
Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Department
Connor
Orville L. Freeman
Walkersville sewer plan defended amid homeowner objections
Sewer officials respond to Glade Village residents opposing a public system citing private septic use. Commissioner Dorsey says new homes will keep needing septic or sewer, and a public sewer is essential for growth ahead of the Baptist College and housing developments.
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Glade
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Walkersville
New Baptist College
In Memoriam Posey and Posseys Obituary Notices
In memory of Agnes M Posey who died December 12 1957 and Naomi G Posey who died December 11 1958. Messages from family express enduring love and remembrance with hopes of reunion beyond sorrow. Includes location Mt Airy Langdon Woods and a Ramblers real estate ad from Radcliff Real Estate Co. 58-7744.
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Posey
Agnes M. Posey
Mt. Airy
Langdon Woods
A.E.C
Bureau of Standards
Rt 40
Penn Shop Rd
Langdon Drive
Radcliff Real Estate Co
Local Furniture Auctions and Holiday Notices
Local mentions advertise weekly furniture auctions at Ponton’s Community Sale with a December 1966 year end, private sales of new and used furniture, and a calendar of varied notices including club meetings, roast dinners, toy sales, a public auction on February 22, 1966, dog license reminders, Christmas trees, pancake breakfasts, and shop openings. The items list ranges from appliances and furnishings to farm equipment and seasonal tokens, with addresses in Frederick County Maryland and nearby towns.
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W. 5Th St
Ponton
Monogram
T.V
D.R
Frederick and Washington Counties Farm Sales and Auctions
Auction notices detail large acreage and dairy herds in Frederick and Washington Counties, with Emmert R Bowlus and Allen nut t Moran as auctioneers. Properties include 190 acres with a 30 stall barn and bank barn, 11 room stone dwelling, streams, ponds, and development terms. Also listed are Christmas trees, local sales, and farm-related services with multiple vendors and contact numbers.
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Frederick
Washington Counties
Frederick County
D.C
Washington County
Emmert R. Bowlus
Edward D. Farnsworth
Church St
Moss Seeks Head Coach Posts From Air Force Staff
Joe Moss, top Air Force Academy assistant coach, applied for head coaching jobs at Maryland Tulane and Oklahoma. He starred as a tackle at Maryland through 1951 and joined Air Force staff in 1961 after assistant roles at Maryland Texas Tech and West Texas State.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Joe Moss
U.S. Air Force Academy
Maryland
Tulane
Oklahoma
Moss
Texas Tech
West Texas State
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Martha D. Runkles
Mount Airy
Molesworth
Damascus
Roger Elgert
Calvary Methodist Church
Frank Depro
Damascus Methodist Church
Emerson Barker
Lee Norris
Leonard Haines
Prospect Cemetery
IPA
World Today
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Benedy
Memoriam
Bernice
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
East & 4Th Streets
Wade F. Hursey
Red Men’s Club
Kresge
North Market St
Market Rd
Mi. W
Middletown
Yellow Springs
Yorks
Romes Fitzgerald
Kelbaugh Road
Frederick High School
Independent Hose Company
West Church Street
Magic Car Wash Monocacy Village
East St
Frederick, Md
Catoctin Fish & Came! Protective Assoc. Grounds
Myersville, Maryland
Eleanore
Eleanore Simmons
West Patrick St
Carmack’s
Kelley
Carmack
United
Routzahn
David Young
Marker Acts
Quebec School Rd
Emmett R. Bowlus
A. Doty Remsburg
H. M. Alexander
Daysville Road
King of the Forest
Merhl L. Reddick
Young Farm
Market Ra
Allnutt & Moran Emmert
Taskers Chance Garden Club
Rockwell Terrace
G.O.P
Republican
N. Court Street
Harry F. Rhoderick
Russell Stover
Harold
Market Street
Xmas Sullivan
Norway
City
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
Cloverhill
Bill Wisner
Juggy Rowe
Tuscarora Gun Club
New Market Grange
Bill Burall
New Market
Colonial Jewelers
Red Delicious
Stayman
York
Rome
Quynn Orchards
Reel
Mili Rd
Barbara Fritchie
Unionville
Woodville
Talbott Run
E. M. Waldron
Church
Dan Wight
H. K. Staley
Carroll Manor Fire Co
Old School House
Brunswick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Winchester
Winchester Hall
Frederick City
Wade F. Hurley
John Hees Kennedy
Frederick News Post
A.P
New
Moser’s Orchards
McCutcheon
Apples Products
South Wisner St
York & Rome
Catoctin
MT. Orchard
Rt. 15
Mi. N
Fuller Brush
Richard McRee
Pryor
Routzaen
South Market St
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
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