Deaths in Frederick County and Nearby Areas
Edgar Dorsey Boller 73 of Thurmont died at home yesterday morning a World War I veteran and Graceham Moravian Church member survived by daughter Geraldine brother Guy and sister Mrs Charles Cluts. Funeral Monday 2 pm Graceham Moravian Church. Burial Blue Ridge Cemetery. Burial arrangements by Wilson Funeral Home Emmitsburg. Henry Thomas Fogle 79 of Mount Airy died yesterday in Carroll County General Hospital Westminster. Survived by two sons Harry E. and Wilbur W. Fogle two daughters Mary Kefauver and Mrs Raymond Stevens 21 grandchildren nine great grandchildren and three sisters. Funeral Monday 2 pm Winter's Lutheran Church New Windsor. Matilda A. Moser 73 formerly of Frederick died yesterday in Washington widow of Albert B. Moser. Survived by daughter Dorothy A. Moser sister Mrs Rudolph Zinn brother Lawrence Luding. Services Tuesday 2 pm Lee Funeral Home Washington. Burial Myersville Church of the Brethren Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar D. Boller
Edgar Dorsey Boller
Thurmont
Frederick County
Mr. Boller
Graceham
Harry and
Carrie Dorsey Boller
Graceham Moravian
Lloyd C. Mackley Barracks
Churmont
Geraldine Boller
Guy Boller
Rocky Ridge
Charles Cluts
Keymar
Graceham Moravian Church
Clement Sumper
Blue Ridge
Wilson Funeral Home
Emmitsburg
Henry T. Fogle
Henry Thomas Fogle
Mount Airy
Union Bridge
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Carroll County
Ross
Annie Fogle
Harry E
Wilbur W. Fogle
Mary Kefauver
Raymond Stevens
Ladiesburg
Albert Smith
Martha Ogle
Cynda Fox
Lancaster
Winter's Lutheran Church
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
J. H. August Borleis
Winter's Cemetery
Albert B. Moser
Matilda A. Moser
Frederick
Washington
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dorothy A. Moser
Rudolph Zinn
Lawrence Luding
Baltimore
Lee Funeral Home
Fourth and Mass. Avenue
Myersville
Leonard J. Coates
Leonard Judson Coates
D.C. General Hospital
John Wesley Methodist Church
Libertytown
Lewis E. Wise
A. W. Seigler
Southern Bethel Baptist Church
General Hines Jr
Bobbie Snowden
Bruce Harris
Donald Bowins
Arthur Snowden
Roosevelt Whitley
C. E. Hicks
Harry H. Karn
Burkittsville
Locust Valley
Johannesburg Imposes Race Law
Johannesburg authorities announced a new law granting rigid control over the movement homes and jobs of more than seven million Africans living in cities and on farms outside rural reserves. The measure slated to take effect January 1 drew opposition views calling it the most drastic race segregation act yet. Opposition leader Sir de Villiers Graff warned it would turn Africans outside reserves into a vast floating labor pool for detachment by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
de Villiers Graff
United Party
Obituary notices for several Frederick County residents
Funeral services were held yesterday for Prof Maurice E Reid at Asbury Methodist Church with military honors from Fort Detrick and burial at Fairview Cemetery. Other services covered Samuel C Bagent Leonard J Coates Harry H Karn Charles W Stone with local pastors officiating and burials at Mt Olivet Liberty Town Lewistown and church cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice E. Reid
Frederick County
Asbury Methodist Church
Harry J. McDonald
Oscar Jackson
Fort Detrick
Thomas Steander
Ralph Thomas
Melvin Jackson
Calvin Holland
Forrester Herndon
Albert Smothers
Charles E. Henson
Robert Franklin
Robert Weedon
Robert Frisby
Charlies Hodges
John Davis
Samuel C. Bagent
Hamilton Avenue
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
John C. Engle
Lester C. Koogle
Howard R. Lochner
Ralph H. Potts
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Roland 0. Smith
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Mariner 4 Traverses Dense Meteor Stream
In Pasadena the Mariner 4 spacecraft passed through the Geminici Stream without damage during its interplanetary mission to photograph Mars. Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists confirmed the unmanned probe's event as it continues the 72 month voyage through three meteor streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Mariner 4
Mars
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
Speeding Charged In Accidents Across Four Crashes
State Police investigated four crashes Friday night and Saturday morning, charging three drivers with speeding too great for existing conditions. Fred R. Bolyard, 17, of Baltimore, lost a 1960 sedan on U.S. 15 ramp to U.S. 340. Nick Cyzick, 51, of Cumberland, damaged a 1950s sedan on U.S. 40 near Myersville. Lorenzo Morrison, of Washington, was cited after a U.S. 240 crash near Urbana damaged his car. Pearl A. Eader, 46, of Braddock Heights, and Lottie J. Masser, RFD 7 Frederick, collided on U.S. 40-404. Eader was charged with failing to yield, and Morrison’s incident involved 900 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 15
U.S. 340
Fred R. Bolyard
Baltimore
Bolyard
Cpl
Robert Snyder
U. S. 40
Myersville
Nick Cyzick
Cumberland
Cyzick
Tfe. C
Ronald Twigg
Washington
Lorenzo Morrison
U.S. 240
MD. 80
Urbana
Morrison
Tfe
Harry J. Frost
U.S. 40 - 404
Pearl A. Eader
Braddock Heights
Lottie J. Masser
RFD 7
Frederick
Eader
Frederick Chamber elects eight new COIC directors
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce announces eight new directors for two year terms starting January. They join five first term members elected last year, covering eight divisions including Agri Business, Building Tracts, Financial, General, National Industries, Professional, Public Service and Retail. The board will meet Monday to reorganize and elect officers for 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sterling Bollinger
George W. Brachey
Guy E. Kelly
Glenn E. Biehl
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Carlton, Molesworth
Donald B. Rice
National Industries
William R. Schildknecht
Dale Heineck
John L. Carnochan
W. Jerome Offutt
Galen C. Smith
John Morgan
Julien P. Delphey
Allen R. Routzahn
Tshombe On Way To Munich
Congo premier Moise Tshombe, after a Rome visit marked by Communist demonstrations and tense clashes, said he would fly to Munich and then return to the Congo. Police guarded Rome’s airport as leftist and rightist protesters clashed with security forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Munich
Tshombe
Italy
Pope Paul VI
John F Kennedy
Bonn
United Nations
New York
Bologna
Leghorn
Pisa
Reggio Emilia
Chamber of Deputies
Via Veneto
U.N
Do You Know Some General Facts
Tumbleweed or Russian thistle is native to Eurasia and can scatter 150 000 to 200 000 seeds as it blows. Mount Johnson Island in Pennsylvania is the world’s only bald eagle sanctuary. Steam from hot springs has long been used in Japan and Iceland for heating. Water is mentioned in the Bible more often than any other resource.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurasia
Mount Johnson Island
Pennsylvania
Japan
Iceland
Dorothey Dix on Group Tours versus Going Solo
Dr Joyce Brothers weighs escorted tours against solo travel noting success depends on the traveler’s personality and needs. Guided trips can be cheap and well informed but some tours rarely materialize or overpromise. Decide by self assessment and consult the American Travel Association for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Brothers
Dr. Brothers
A. B
American Travel Association
American Medical Association
Bell-McClure Syndicate
English Lesson on Veracity and Mammon
W L Gordon explains common word misuses and pronunciations. The column highlights veracity usage with persons, a two meaning sense of lowering, and a note on precedence versus precedents. It also defines Mammon as wealth personified and urges daily vocabulary growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Gordon
Sit on Edge of Deep Sofa for Graceful Rising
Advice to sit toward the edge of a deep wide sofa to ease standing and reduce effort. Focus on hip and core engagement to promote smooth transitions from seated to upright. Follow through with a controlled, deliberate rise for balance.
Duval Sweadner Represents College At Middle States Convention
Duval W. Sweadner president of Frederick Community College attended the 78th annual Middle States Association convention in Atlantic City last week. The theme was Schools and Colleges Under Pressure with sessions on education legislation impact and two year college articulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Public Sale Notices and Farm Auction Lineup
Public sale details mention farm machinery dairy herd and equipment near Jefferson Maryland with schedules for March 19 and 20 1965 plus a private sale of furniture at Ponton’s Community Sale 238 W 5th St and a Chevrolet track vehicle at Brownie’s Garage Walkersville MD. Also noted are a 50 reward for burglars at Rt 0 home and Xmas tree offerings from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, Md
Howard Zimmerman
Ignatius
Emmett Bowlus
Mehrle Wachter
Ponton
W. 5Th St
D.R
Seigler
L.A
Brownie’s
Walkersville
Markell Crum
Glade Road
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Emory Cutshall
Charles Swomley
Cletus Barnes
Union Bridge
Clemsonville
Marble Quarry
Mehrle N. Wachter
Charles C. T. Stull
Frederick
Rt. 15
Mountaindale Road
Glenn
Charles W. Putman
James Trout
Multiple Estate Auctions and Local Sales in Frederick County Md
A long notice lists several public auctions and sales in Frederick County Maryland. Items include dairy cattle farm equipment and real estate with specific dates, times, and locations such as Union Bridge and Mountaindale Road. Also featured are household goods, Christmas items, local events, and business advertisements from 1964 1965 with auctioneers and clerks named.
Christmas Season Community Notices and Local Ads Across Frederick
A collage of holiday related notices and ads from Frederick area businesses and groups. Includes pine trees and wreaths from Treeland Nurseries, beauty services at Little's Beauty Shop and Ecker's Beauty Salon, farm produce from Johnny's Market, dinner and bake sale listings for the Evelyn and Robert Droneburg event, plus a Christmas band fundraiser at Frederick High School. Also features the Democratic Club gatherings with music, and a safety notice offering rewards for capturing Barbara Fritchie sign disturbers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maurice E. Redd
Charles W. Stone
Charles William Stone
Mountaindale
Creager Funeral Home
Elmer R. Andrews
Guy Grushon
Glenn Summers
Steven Boswell
Norman Stone
Lewistown Cemetery
Meteor Belt
Pope
Vatican City
Vatican Press Office
Kenya
COIC
Dorothy Dix
Duval Sweadner
College
Public Service Commission
U. S. General Services Administration
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
PSC
C&p
GSA
Patrick M. Schnauffer
James F. Grove
Trail Avenue
Shirley W. Grove
East Patrick Street
Grove
Shirley Regina Wetzel
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Maryland
North Market Street
L. Rayhu Specht
Charlotte & Paul B
F&m Bank
E. Church St
Cloverhill
Bill Wisner
Juggy Rowe
Red Men's Club
Conoy
Kaywoodice
Aarold
N. Market St
Black Mills Road
Catoctin Furnace
Anna E. Heath
Weinberg
Null & Smith
Delbert S. Null
George William Smith
Aucts
G. Ernest Lipps
W. South St
Lewistown
Lewistown Community Hall
Lewistown Citizen Assoc
Nellie Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Frederick M. Kemp
Vindobona
Lew Wade & His
Amvets
Middletown
Margaret's
West
Patrick St
Goodwill Industries
South Bentz ST. Oper
Bill Cullop
The
Melody Men
Lee Brown & Carroll Co
Little Jimmy and
Rangers
Isaac Walton
Monocacy Park Tavern
Yellow Springs Lions Club
Yorks & Romes
Yellow Springs P.T.A
Frederick County National Bank
Market
Patrick Streets
the News
Fingerboard Rd
Chas. Paul Staley
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Eagles Club
East Patrick ST. Sun
S. Market St
Frederick Shopping Center
Carmack’s
Kelly's
Russell Stover
Shane
Moon
High
E. Patrick St
Patrick Street
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
News-Post
North Court Street
Lucy
Frederick Southern Farms
Bentz & Fifth
Santa
Cycle Center
Carmack's
McCutcheon
Apple Products
South R ST
Joe's Autopee Shop
3Rd. & Market Sts
Evelyn
Robert Droneburg
Jemima
Frederick High School
Independent Hose Company
West Rire Street
Aj Little
Scotch Pine
All Sizes
Dance Democratic Club
Pete
Leo
Ray
Barbara Fritchie
Wr. H. Christ
A. E. Cramer
Sheriff's Office
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Winchester
Winchester Hall
Frederick City
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
North Market St
MOSER
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Routzahn
South Market St
Johnny’s Market
McCutcheon Apple Products
Wisner Street
Stayman & Cortland Cider & Honey
Catoctin
MT. Orchard Thurmont
Trederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
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