Deaths of PAUL S. YOUNG BENJAMIN UTTERBACK AND OTHERS
Paul Sylvester Young 79 of Vindobona Nursing Home died after a long illness with wife Vernie Stockman Young and children Thomas Green Bernard Culler Edwin Wright among survivors. Benjamin Franklin Utterback 76 of Brunswick died at Charles Town General Hospital. survived by wife Ethel Hurst Utterback and four sons. Earl T. Shreve 56 of Dickerson died after long illness. survived by wife Virginia and children Earl Jr and Shirley Ann. services Saturday at Barnesville Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Paul Sylvester Young
RFD
Vindobona Nursing Home
Loudon County
Virginia
John W
Annie Bussard Young
Vernie Stockman Young
Thomas P. Green
Frederick
Bernard H. Culler
Edwin J. Wright
Joppa
Charles E. Young
Ladiesburg
Ox Fibre Brush Company
E. Church Street
Eugene W. Young
Mt. Zion
Benjamin F. Utterback
Benjamin Franklin Utterback
Ninth Ave
Brunswick
Charles Town General Hospital
Ethel Hurst Utterback
Utterback
Loudoun County
John Gilbert
Mary Elizabeth Brown Utterback
Baptist Church
Luther T. Utterback
Hillsboro
John G. Utterback
Bowie
Edward V
Harpers Ferry
Howard T. Utterback
College Park
Herbert Heflin
Gaithersburg
Hall Funeral Home
Purcellville
Roy J. Harris
Purcellville Baptist Church
Hillsboro Cemetery
Earl T. Shreve
Dickergon
Virginia F. Shreve
Mr. Shreve
Thomas J
Stella H Shreve
Barnesville Baptist Church
Monocacy Lions Club
Maryland Milk Producers’ Association
Earl T. Shreve Jr
Shirley Ann Shreve
John
Thomas Shreve
Louise Wharton
Takoma Park
William B. Shreve
Adamstown
Pure Shreve
Manassasa
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
Horace C. DuBois
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Frederick Ham Radio Courses Begin January at Elm Street
The Frederick Amateur Radio Club will sponsor training classes for new operators starting January 10 at Elm Street School from 7 to 9 p.m. The 15 week course covers one hour of theory and one hour of code training with weekly sessions. Contact Harvey Starkey to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Christmas Activities Planned At Braddock Heights
Braddock Heights community sets weekend events beginning with a 9 30 a m tree decoration by Teen Club Boy Scouts Cubs and Brownies. An annual caroling event led by youth groups will take place Thursday evening followed by a warm up party at the Church of the Transfiguration Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Church of the Transfiguration
Local Happenings mix of hospital notes and distant claim
Among The Sick Bruce Kinna of Poolesville has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a broken shoulder and minor injuries and is in satisfactory condition. Janice L. Murtaugh of Frederick remains a patient in fair condition at Frederick Memorial. Mary Ellen Aldridge of Frederick was transferred from Frederick Memorial to Western Maryland State Hospital in Hagerstown. Arizona claims more Indians on any other state about now. Newspaper HAG HIVE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Kinna
Ralph Kinna
Poolesville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Janice L. Murtaugh
Frederick
Mary Ellen Aldridge
Western Maryland State Hospital
Pennsylvania Ave
Hagerstown
Arizona
Mr and Mrs Murray Etzler Celebrate 44th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Murray Etzler of New Market observe their 44th wedding anniversary today while Mr Etzler, who recently had surgery, is recovering. John H O'Brien of West Fourth Street marked his 70th birthday yesterday. Hiking trails program shifts to study major routes including the Appalachian Trail and the Carl Linnaeus era noted as the father of modern botany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Etzler
New Market
Etzler
John H. O’brien
West Fourth Street
Carl Linnaeus
Car Smash Fundraiser Sponsored by Exchange Club
Exchange Club of Frederick hosts a car smash at Frederick Shopping Center to raise for the March of Dimes. Each hit costs 10 cents, three hits for a quarter plus a turkey raffle. The event runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the southern parking lot, with Del's Texaco donating the car and safety snow fencing around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club of
Frederick
March of Dimes
Del
Texaco
Ralph L. Gastrey Jr
March of Dimes Drive
Thurmont Park Cleanup With Jobs Corps Collaboration
Job Corps trainees from Catoctin Camp and local workers began clearing brush at Thurmont's new park on Frederick Road. Mayor Roy E Lockinghill said 25 to 30 youths will assist over several weeks as the town completes improvements including a larger site within limits and mortgage-based acquisition from the Thurmont Jaycees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Corps
Catoctin
Thurmont
Frederick Road
Thurmont Jaycees
Roy E. Lockinghill
Jaycees
Chief Rimbey Wins Run Off In Mt Airy
Edward N. Rimbey was chosen for his 12th consecutive term as Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company chief after defeating Franklin L. Plunkard in a runoff. Also decided were Roland W. Welsh as first assistant chief and Edward L. Browning as second assistant chief amid ballot mishap. Other officers elected included presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, chaplains, and surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Rimbey
Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Rimbey
Franklin L. Plunkard
Roland W. Welsh
Edward L. Browning
Welch
William C. Duvall
Browning
R. Delaine Hobbs
Marshall McDonough
Delbert Beall
William B. Day
Patrick Holmes
Marvin Alexander
Carl W. Smith
C. Roger Elgert
Elmer A. Frink
C. G. Muradian
Walkersville Sewers Vital, Snyder Says
J Herbert Snyder chairman of the Walkersville Planning Commission defended the sewer project pointing to four years of study and public hearings. He cited prior talks with the State Health Department and an engineering report supporting a sewer system to accommodate growth near Maryland Baptist College and adjacent apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herbert Snyder
Walkersville Planning
Snyder
Walkersville
State Health Department
Maryland Baptist College
PFC Crutchley Participates in MEBLEX 2-65 Exercise
Marine Private First Class Michael Crutchley of Frederick Maryland serves with Marine Battalion Landing Team 3 aboard Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Force ships. He participates in Exercise MEBLEX 2-65 a simulated amphibious landing on Vieques Island Puerto Rico with about 12000 sailors and Marines from Camp Lejeune and Cherry Point North Carolina. He plans to return to base mid December for Christmas or New York holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Crutchley
Bernard A. Crutchley
South Market St
Frederick
Marine Battalion Landing Team
Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Force
Navy Marine Corps
Vieques Island
Puerto Rico
4Th Marine Expeditionary Brigade
Camp Lejeune
Cherry Point
N.C
New York
Pancake Day by FHS Band Boosters Saturday
The Frederick High School Band Boosters host the fourth annual Pancake Day on Saturday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Independent Hose Company on West Church Street to fund band uniforms maintenance and equipment for the music program. Acadia National Park was the first United States national park established east of the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Independent Hose Company
West Church Street
Acadia National Park
United States National Park
Mississippi River
Walkersville MYF Sells Christmas Trees for Viet Nam Aid
Walkersville Methodist Youth Fellowship in Walkersville sells Christmas trees greens and holly on Maple Avenue after school daily and Saturdays. Proceeds aid Viet Nam people as six teens Patty Eaves Sharon Crum Nancy Eaves Myra Kerchner Annette Bourland and Katy Mercer participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Viet Nam
Patty Eaves
Sharon Crum
Nancy Eaves
Myra’ Kerchner
Annette Bourland
Katy Mercer
City Boy Sent To Training School
A 15 year old Frederick boy was sent to Boys Village at Cheltenham today by Juvenile Court Judge Patrick M Schnauf fer. Warren C Smith principal of Frederick High School told Judge Schnauffer the boy's behavior was the worst he had encountered in 20 years as an educator. He was continually truant and disruptive. he annoyed girls and wrote vulgar letters. Detective Lt Ellis G Carty said the boy had participated in three automobile thefts and had been arrested for 10 p m curfew violations. Mrs G Plitt Von Eiff, Children s Aid Society case worker, said her department could not help the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Boys Village
Cheltenham
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Warren C. Smith
Frederick High School
Schnauffer
Smith
Ellis G. Carty
City Police
Card Of Thanks For Our Loss William L Dewees
We thank relatives and friends for cards flowers and kindness after the death of our son and brother William L Dewees MR & MRS RAY M DEWEES and family note appreciation and support. Also local ads list handmade chairs deacon benches and barber shop hours with prices and services at Sullivan's Antiques and Cave & Wastler Barber Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Dewees
Ray M. Dewees
Discount Instrument Deals With Easy Bank Financing
Carl Edward Burke offers discounts on musical instruments and supplies with easy bank financing and free instructional help. Burke lists contact number 62 8189 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Edward Burke
Christmas Community Ad Mix Spans Frederick Area
Local notices advertise thrift shop sales, nursing care options, a Frederick High School Alumni Christmas Dance on Dec 28 with Andy Anna Quartet, and tickets at several outlets. Also listed are septic services, beef by the quarter, Christmas trees, and a public hearing for a beer and wine license. Ongoing events include holiday fundraisers, hunting restrictions, and a memorial sale at The Frederick News-Post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick High School
Andy Anna
Dick Combo
National Guard Armory
Tues
Routzahn
Patrick Melart
Frederick
Leiter‘s
Hagerstown
The
A.P
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Braddock
U.S. 240
State Roads Commission
John B. Funk
SRC
Funk
U.S
Wilson
Emmitsburg
Lester McGlaughlin
Gettysburg Rfd
Julia Ridenour
Nellie Wills
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
Fairfield
Paul A. Stockman
Jefferson
Etchison
Bronson Staley
Jefferson United Church of Christ
Norman
Harry Remsberg
Maurice Lee ‘Dade
Lewis Victor Biser
John C. Biser
Wilbur Gordon
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
William E. Fowler
Mount Airy
Bush Creek
Church of the Brethren
Monrovia
H. Austin Cooper
Irvin Martin
Dorothy L. Thompson
Quinn A.M.E
Oscar B. Jackson
John R. Leeks
Lester Blackston
Charles Branson
Charles Davis
Douglas Williams
Sherman Bowens
August Palm
Fairview Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home
Shehan
Baltimore
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Sterling W Brown
Brotherhood of Man
Northeast
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Exchange
Thurmont Park
Jobs Corps
Mt. Airy
Pfc Crutchley
FHS
Walkersville Myf
Holly Grove
Green House
Wilson Place
Xmas Sullivan
Cave & Wastler
West Patrick ST
Harold's
N. Market St
Zimmermans Market
S. Jefferson St
Paul E. Spurrier
Libertytown
Johnohnsville
Market Street
Sherwin Williams
Paul R. Kolb
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Amivers Post
Middletown
Dick Harp’s
Damascus
Fire Dept
Rodger
Rodger's
North Market St. Ext
Catoctin Fish & Game Protective Assoc. Grounds
Myersville
Maryland
Rummage & Bake Sale
Church OF God Tancy Apts
Unionville
Woodville
Talbott Run
E. M. Waldron
Donald Leonard Oden Sr
Cozy Corner Cafe
South Market Street
Charles Ervin Snyder Jr
Louis V. Myers JR
F. Frederick County
the News
Frederick County
Yorks & Romes
Fitzgerald's
Kelbaugh Road
Vindobona
Mount Olivet
Robert A. Kline
Sec
Treas
Mary Fcarter
Frederick, Md
Mary Carter
North Market Street
North Market St. Frederick, Md
Thomas M. Monroe
Effie Gaver
Jacob Routzahn
Ellerton
N. Market
St. Frederick
Walter D. Main
Linganore Road
W. Jerome Offutt
Ignatius Lease
Mehrle N. Wachter
Constance H. Mercer
Roalzahn
Stayman
York
Rome
Quynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill Rd
Barbara Fritchie
Russell Stover
Harold
Carmack’s
Kelley
Carmack
North Market St
United
X-mas
Market St
Norway
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
E. Church St
Cloverhill
Bill Wisner
Juggy Rowe
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Monthru Sat
Duc
South Wisner St
York & Rome
MT. Orchard
Rt. 15
Mi. N
Fuller Brush
Richard McReb
Ysters
Johnny's
Pryor
BUDGE
Ecker
MOSER
RGK 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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