Deaths Mrs Myers and Mrs Tomas
Mrs Mary Nora Myers 74 of Union Bridge died Monday at Meadow View Nursing Home Silver Run Md after 22 months as patient She leaves a son Elwood five grandchildren a great grandchild and siblings Vernon Murray Russell Oliver and Mrs Harvey Slagle Burial from Fuss and Son Funeral Home Taneytown in Baust Lutheran Church Tyron e with burial at Baust cemetery Also Mrs Elizabeth C Tomas widow of Ernest Tomas died Saturday Services Wednesday 11 am from the funeral home Mt Olivet Cemetery interment Mt Olivet cemetery Etchison and Son Funeral Directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Myers
Mary Nora Myers
RFP
Union Bridge
Meadow View
Silver Run
Maryland
Andrew J. Myers
Augustus
Alberta
Encil Myers
Elwood A
RFD
Vernon Myers
Littlestown
Murray Myers
Mayberry
Russell and Oliver Myers
Hanover
Harvey Slagle
New Oxford
Baust Lutheran Church
Tyrone
C. O Fuss and Son Funeral
Taneytown
August J. H. Borleis
Baust Church
Elizabeth C. Tomas
Ernest
Tomas
E. Church St
Mt. Olivet
M.R. Etchison and Son
Pancake Day Set By Band Boosters
Frederick High School Band Boosters plan the third Pancake Day on December 19 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Independent Hose Company on West Church Street to fund uniforms equipment and music for the FHS Band. Ticket prices are $1 for adults 75 cents for students with a bake sale also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Independent Hose Company
West Church Street
Robert Doster
FHS
William W. Dorrell
Band Boosters
Jemima
Frederick High School
Homes and improvements approved in Frederick area listing values
The report details several new homes and improvements approved in Frederick and nearby towns. The projects include brick veneer houses on Foxville Garfield Road and US 340 west of Holter Road, a frame home on Lenhart Road, and four improvements such as a two car carport on MD 26, a utility shed on Harp Hill Road, an unvalued addition on North Street in Libertytown, and asphalt shingles for a tenant house on Myersville Road. Names such as Harold Willard Melvin Addison Ralph Frushour James Bell Cecil Holter and firms Hewitt Construction and others are noted with locations Frederick Smithsburg Libertytown Jefferson and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickhouser
Seton Avenue
Emmitsburg
Foxville-Garfield Road
Harold Willard
RFD
Smithsburg
Sharon Drive
Sugarloaf Estates
Hewitt Construction Company
Silver Spring
Holter Road
Howard
Virginia Zimmerman
Jefferson
Lenhart Road
Frederick Road
Charles L. Weddle
Frederick
Melvin
Frances Addison
Mount Pleasant
Ralph B. Frushour
Myersville
Harp Hill
Ellarton
James
Bessie Bell
RFD 2
Union Bridge
North Street
Libertytown
Myersville Road
Valley View Road
Middletown
Cecil K. Holter
Fingerprints Name Dead Man At Stadium
Baltimore police identified Robert H. DeRosier 29 of Baltimore as the man killed in a gunfight with Patrolman Hugh Bannon after DeRosier pulled a gun in a tavern near Memorial Stadium. Fingerprints provided the initial positive ID until his father confirmed it.
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Baltimore (Ap
Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Robert H. DeRosier
Hugh Bannon
DeRosier
Bastogne Defender Recalls Last Stand Amid Ardennes Siege
General recounts Bastogne siege where 14 000 American troops held a surrounded town. German ultimatum and surrender demand were met with a firm reply Nuts. Airdrops resumed on Christmas Eve and a breakout followed. He credits American courage and divine aid in lifting the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardennes Forest
Hitler
Antwerp
McAuliffe
Bastogne
U.S
U.S.A
Joseph H. Harper
Harper
Hall
Residents Talk Of Local Hospital Stays
Among The Sick Mrs. Jack Talbert of Carroll Street has returned home from University Hospital Baltimore where she was a patient. Mrs. Helen Collins of Rock Creek Drive who entered Church Home Hospital in Baltimore two weeks ago will be brought home tomorrow by her husband Frederick County Delegate Charles E Collins. Thomas Geasey of RFD 1 Thurmont is a patient in Frederick Memorial Hospital and is not permitted visitors. Mr Maurice Roberts Magnolia Avenue, a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, returned to his home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Talbert
Carroll Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Helen Collins
Rock Creek Drive
Church Home Hospital
Frederick County
Charles E. Collins
Thomas Geasey
RFD 1
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maurice Roberts
Magnolia Avenue
Funeral Services for Henry T. Fogle in Westminster
Henry Thomas Fogle of Mount Airy died Friday in Carroll County General Hospital Westminster. Funeral services were held yesterday at Union Bridge Funeral Home conducted by Rev. J. H. August Borleis. Grandsons served as bearers. Burial followed in Winters Cemetery near New Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thomas Fogle
Mount Airy
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler
Reckord Criticizes Reserve Plan Shaping
Lt. Gen. Milton A. Reckord Maryland adjutant general denounces Defense Department moves to cut Army Reserve forces as outrageous and says the plan violated the law by bypassing joint Army and National Guard committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Byt
Baltimore
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland
German General recounts Bastogne mission and Nuts message
Lt Gen. Fritz Bayerlein aimed to seize Bastogne first with his panzer division but bogged down in mud. After U.S. troops, including the 101st Airborne, reinforced Bastogne, the German commander surrendered on December 22. Luettwitz later recalled the exchange over the term Nuts and his subsequent capture, life, and emigration.
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Reims
Bastogne
Fritz Bayerlein
Ludtwitz
Bayerlein
Luettwitz
101St Airborne
5Th Army
Hasso von Manteuffel
Anthony C. McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Paris
Bastogna
George S. Patton
3Rd U.S. Army
Iserloyn
Germany
Danube River
United States
Brothers United After 17 Years
Baltimore AP Teofil Grochowski and his brother Roman reunited after 17 years apart and a decade of red tape to secure Roman’s exit from Poland. Born in the same country, Teofil is 36 and Roman 30. their father moved the family back to Poland 29 years ago. Rep Clarence D Long aided in untangling the citizenship paperwork, enabling the reunion.
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Baltimore
Teofil
Roman Grochowski
Roman
Poland
U.S
Warsaw
Clarence D. Long
Dmd
Polly's Pointers column offers home safety tips
Polly Cramer shares practical tips from readers including a fire safety method using a printed pledge for children to deter matches and a bottle aid to fit kitchen towel roll holes. The column invites readers to submit ideas for Polly's Pointers and offers a promotional incentive.
Angus Bull Cause Of Auto Accident
Two people were injured and a bull was killed in a weekend two-car collision on Mummasburg Road four miles northwest of Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The 1960s Angus owned by Francis Culp allegedly entered the road. Larry W. Black 17 and Joe L. Carver 75 were involved in the crash and both cars sustained modest damage.
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Gettysburg
Here
Mummasburg
Francis Culp
Larry W. Black
Joe L. Carver
Gettys-burg College
Carver
Regional meetings boost rapport between utilities and roads commission
John Funk of the State Roads Commission led the first regional meeting with local utility officials from nine Eastern Shore counties in Easton Maryland. He praised the gathering as a success and said it fostered a good relationship between utilities and the roads commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
State Roads Commission
John Funk
Eastern Shore
Funk
Trained Dog Act Delights Frederick Tots at Eagles Party
More than 300 area children and 50 parents packed the Fraternal Order of Eagles hall on East Patrick Street for the Christmas party. Santa distributed hundreds of apples oranges and small gifts as children sang with Delegate Charles E Collins and Scotty Boyle on the band organ. Canadian performers Doris Graybill and Marian Wagner presented a trained dog act before adults gather for a Christmas Eve event at the Eagles Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Order of Eagles
Santa Claus
Patrick Street
Harry D. Schildt
Charles E. Collins
Scotty Boyle
Dick Harp
Doris Graybill
Marian Wagner
Harrisburg
Eagles
Eagle
Roger William Mills III
Joseph Baer
Hampford Dn Grange
George Miller
Joseph Shook
Eagles Aerie
Eagles Club
East Patrick Street
Teacher in Cumberland Hospital After Auto Crash
Henry D. Pfeiffer, a West Frederick Junior High School teacher, remains in critical condition in a Cumberland hospital after suffering multiple head injuries in an auto accident near his hometown. Also notes Blue or Glacier Bear, North America’s smallest and rarest species, two feet high at the shoulder, in the Mount St. Elias region of southern Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Pfeiffer
West Frederick Junior High School
Cumberland
Coe
Notices Executor's Notice and Estate Claims
Executor announces probate for Zelda Irene Eyler and Mabel Estelle Davis estates in Frederick County Maryland. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by June 11, 1965 and May 27, 1965 respectively. Debtors should pay immediately. Also includes classified ads for cars, an memorial note, and a tip program at The Frederick News-Post with cash prizes for tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Zelda
Irene Eyler
Tes
Thomas
M Eichenberger
Register of Wills
Mabel Estelle Davis
Local Remembrances and Auction Notices Fill Community Pages
Card of Thanks from Eugene Warrenfeltz expresses gratitude to doctors nurses and a pastor for a hospital stay in Frederick Maryland. A 1964 Mercury Parklane Marauder advertises low mileage and features. Various community notices include Christmas parties fire department thanks a special auction and a vote on by laws with a lion of local organizations and merchants offering products and services.
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Robert R. R. Roberts
Turner
Fruth
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll L. Boyer
Eugene W. Warrenfeltz
Frederick
Maryland
Peter Pan Inn
Winchester Hall
Court House
Roads Board
Dorothy & Phillipp Thompson
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Syria
Palestine
World Book Encyclopedia
Reckord
Brothers United
Polly Cramer
Lou
Polly
Gale
Polly Cremer
Frederick News-Post
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
Angus Bull
RENN
Annapolis
Eyler
Samuuel W. Barrick
Arthur Ray Davis
Weinberg and Weinberg
Attorneys
Thomas Meichelberger
Inone
KEY Chevrolet OK
West South St
Frederick, Md
Summers
Charles C. Summers
Brother
Nellie
Harriet
John
Frederick News- Post
Chevrolet OK
North End Civic Assoc
Staley Park
Field House
Walkersville
Ponton’s
W. Sth
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Sterling E. Spurrier
Rt. 2
F.C.E
Eagle Home
North Market St
AERIE
Aretiaire
New Gans Repair Shop
Adam Rd
Brownie’s
F&m Bank
Cloverhill
Bill Wisner
Juggy Rowe
Conoy
Kaywoodie
Harold's
N. Market St
G. Ernest Lipps
W. South St
Margaret's
West
Patrick St
Stayman & Delicious
Yorks & Romes Quynn
the News
Russell Stover
George B. Stupp
North Market Street
4Th & Market Sts
Cappello
N.arket
Moon
High
E. Patrick St
High’s
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
News-Post
North Court Street
Aunt Lacy
Frederick Southern Farms
High’s Cycle Center
Carmack’s
McCutcheon's
Apple Products
Wisner ST
S & Nf
Joe's Auto
E. 3Rd ST
Frederick Shopping Co Center
Carmack's
Kelly's
Carmack
Ard. & Market Sts
Evelyn
Robert Droneburg
Scotch Pine
All Sizes
Barbara Fritchie
Wm. H. Christ
A. E. Cramer
Sheriff's Office
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
MOSER
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Routzahn’s
BUDGE
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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