Deaths and obituaries in Frederick area
Obituaries from Jefferson Frederick and surrounding areas note Ralph D Koontz a milk hauler and charter member of Jefferson Ruritan Club dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital after three weeks as a patient. Survived by wife Amanda Taylor Koontz 11 children 17 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren with services at M R Etchison & Son Funeral Home and Mt Olivet Cemetery. William Hull 60 of Fairfield dies of heart attack at Warmer Hospital Gettysburg survived by wife Pauline Riley Hull daughter and five siblings funeral at Wilson Funeral Home Fairfield. Mrs Del Na Cooper of Baltimore dies at Belvedere Nursing Home former Emmitsburg resident survived by husband Louis Cooper daughter Jeanette Levin sister Ida Cooper and five relatives. W Howard Naylor 58 of Highfield dies after illness at home survived by mother Maude V Cline Naylor sister Helen Naylor and burial at St Johns Church Cemetery following Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro service.
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Ralph D. Koontz
Ralph Outerbridge Gntz
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Iie
Amanda Taylor Koon
Burkittsvile
Frank E
Clara Jeanette Bussard Koontz
Adden
Charles Franklin Koontz
Arbutus
Ralph. L. Kooit
Sementor
Frederick
Frank E. Koontz
Jessup
Koontz
Jeerson Ruritan Club
M. R. Etchison & Son
East Church Street
Walter F. Tappert
Jefferson Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
William Hull
Pauline Riley Hull
Fairfield
Warmer Hospital
Gettysburg
Frederick County
William and
Lilile (Warren) Hull
Hull
Lodge of the Loyal Order of the Moose
Francis X. Eldar
American Legion
Emmitsburg
David Musselman
Brook Hull
Russell Hull
Helen Musselman
Mary Wetzel
Pen Mar
Thelma Starkey
Wilson Funeral Home
Lloyd Seller Offi~ciating
Fairfield Union Cemetery
Louis Cooper
del Na Cooper
Baltimore
Baltmore
Levison Funeral Establishment
W. Howard Naylor
Highfield
Sabillasville
Maude V. Cline Naylor
W. Reuben Naylor
Sabilasville
Cullen
St. John's
Naylor
Lawrence Walters
Helen Naylor
Philadelphia
Grove Funeral Home
Waynesboro
St. John's Church
Virginia Kennedy
Virginia Thomas Kennedy
Melvin Ira Kennedy
Route 10
Luray
Florence Kelly Thomas
Harold R. Thomas
Fother
Joel Todd Kennedy
Mel
Henry Belt
Charlottsville
Clyde Gray
Stanley
Loretta Thomas
Atlanta
Bobbie Thomas
Tomelack
Calli
Harold Thomas Jr
Washington
J. C
Kennard Thomas
Silver Spring
Chester Thomas
Kennedy
VEW Auritary
Mont- Tart
Wis
Nell Avene
Newark
Ohio
M. A
Optimist Club to discuss Maryland governor election rules
State Senator George E. Snyder will discuss the rules for electing Maryland’s new governor at the Optimist Club breakfast meeting Monday. The talk is at 7 43 a m at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and is open to the public. contact Charles Trubac for details.
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Maryland
George E. Snyder
Dea
Washington County
Legislative Rules Committee
Snyder
Hreakfast Optiimisty Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Optimist Club
Charles Trubac
Harold W Sigler death and funeral notices in Boonsboro area
Harold Wiliam Sigler, 60, of Boonsboro RFD 2, died at home Friday of a heart attack. Survived by wife Frances R. Wotzell Sigler, two daughters, four grandchildren, and a sister. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at East Funeral Home Boonsboro. burial in Boonsboro Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society suggested. Funeral home viewing Saturday 7–9 p.m. and Sunday 1–9 p.m. Interment in Lemons Chapel Cemetery, Luray, Va. officiant Bruce Ramsburg of New Market United Methodist Church.
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Etchigan and Son Funeral Home
East Church Street
Bruce Ramsburg
Pasr
New Market
Harold William Sigler
Harold Wiliam Sigter
Boonsboro
RFD
Middletown
John and
Lucy Rowlus Sigler
Littlestown
Nelson Stmyre
Raymond Rice
East Funeral Home
Marry Angle
Funeral services for William E. Jacobs
Funeral services were held Friday for William E. Jacobs 16 who died Monday at Rosewood Hospital Baltimore. Rev Leonard Carmack officiated with interment in Park Heights Cemetery Brunswick.
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William E. Jacobs
Rosewood Hospital
Baltimore
Fecte
Brunswick
Leonard Carmack
Park Heights Cemetery
Maurice E Gray funeral in Union Bridge
Maurice Edward Gray of Union Bridge died Tuesday at Carroll County General Hospital Westmin ster. Funeral services were held Friday at 1 30 p m at Union Bridge Funeral Home with Rev. James A Markley officiating. Union Bridge Fire Company members served as honorary bearers. Active pallbearers were E Richard Bohn Jack Harris James Wolfe Richard Boone Edward Stitely and Thomas Garber. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery Union Bridge.
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Maurice E. Gray
Maurice Edward Gray
Union Bridge
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
D. D. Hartzler
James A. Markley
St. James Lutheran Church
Union Bridge Fire Company
Fire Company
E. Richard Bohn
Jack Harris
James Wolfe
Richard Boone
Edward Stitely
Thomas Garber
Mountain View Cemetery
Apollo 8 Mission Gains Speed On Saturn V Third Stage
The crew reports the Saturn 5 third stage burn increased speed to 24 200 mph sending them toward the moon. Lovell exclaims the moment felt real and exhilarating while the Yorktown recovers the floating spacecraft and returns it to deck. Borman praises the gear as medical exams proceed and President Johnson offers congratulations.
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Moon
Lovell
Borman
Hubert J. Humphrey
Johnson
Woman seeks 195000 in damages over fatal forklift accident
A Thurmont woman files a circuit court damage suit against Catoctin Mountain Orchards for 195000, claiming her husband Walter L. Brown died from injuries when crates fell on him during forklift work on Sept 26, 1968. The complaint alleges inadequate safeguards and a missing forklift guard. Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk represents the plaintiff.
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Walter L. Brown
Catoctin
Suft
Brown
Edwin F. Nikirk
Gov Names New Parole Director In Maryland Shakeup
Gov Spiro T. Agnew names David Mason as head of the new full time Department of Parole and Probation while Paul Wolman moves to chair the separate parole board. The slate includes Edward J. McCabe Henry P. Turner Herbert Matz and Jasper R. Clay Jr. subject to Senate confirmation. The board aims for tougher screening and earlier release decisions under a 1968 statute with salaries of 22500 for the chair and 20000 for members. The new board replaces the old three member unit Jan 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
David Mason
Spiro T. Agnew
Paul Wolman
Parole Board
Department of Parole and Probaton
Wolman
Mason
State Law Department
Baltimore City
Edward J. McCabe
Public Safety
Henry P. Turner
Easton
Herbert Matz
Baltimore
Jasper R. Clay Jr
Department of Parole and Probation
Senate
General Assembly
Fuel Oil Shortage Abates Amid City Relief Efforts
New York officials report marked improvement after a fuel oil shortage and flu outbreak worsened by freezing weather. About 15,000 to 28,000 buildings lacked heat earlier but were serviced by Friday night as oil deliveries resumed following a strike. Health officials reported Hong Kong flu vaccination drives and a snowstorm added to daily pressures with 26 flu and 41 pneumonia deaths in the 24 hours to 4 p.m. Friday.
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New York
Robert WW. Sweet
Health Department
Hong Kong
New
Four Hurt In Separate I-70 And Local Collisions
A four person injury incident occurred when a foreign car left the roadway on I-70 about three miles west of Frederick and rolled onto its side, with damage estimated at 900 dollars by state police. A rear end collision near Kelly Store Road and Hesson Bridge Road caused 300 dollars in damage. Ira John Baugher of RED 3 Frederick struck a rabbit on Kelly Store Road, prompting Eugene T. Merek of RFD 2 to hit the first vehicle after braking. The second operator was charged with failing to reduce speed to prevent a collision.
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Hollar
Vehnele
Frederick
Kelly Store Road
Hesson Bridge
Ira John Baugher
RED 3
Eugene T. Merek
RFD 2
Nixon Calls Advisors For Meeting At Key Biscayne
President elect Nixon summoned foreign policy advisers for a daylong meeting at his Key Biscayne retreat. Vice President elect Agnew joined, with cabinet hopefuls Rogers and Laird, and security aide Goodpaster, Kissinger, Murphy, and Horrow expected to attend. The session follows a holiday period of rest and family privacy.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Bayside
Spiro T. Agnew
Key Biscayne l
Nixan
William J. Rogers
Melvin W. Laird
Wisconsin
Defense Department
Bay Lane
Andrew J. Goodpaster
U.5
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Robert 12. Murphy
State Department
Bryce N. Horrow
Wiscayne Bay
Three Day Weekends Backed By Maryland Oil Group
The Maryland Petroleum Association pushed a proposal to create four three day weekends for Marylanders by observing Washingtons Birthday Memorial Day Columbus Day and Veterans Day on Mondays starting in 1972. A 4percent resolution urged passage to align state holidays with the national Monday holiday plan and reduce confusion between Maryland and District of Columbia observances.
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Congress
District of Columbia
Mrr
Lanizan
Maryland
Bureau of Public Roads
National Safety Council
Joseph Bertorelli
Baltimore City
Joseph J. Ronvegna
Isaiah Dixon, Jr
Washington
Farm Bureau Leaders Plan Five State Livestock Marketing Meeting
Farm Bureau leaders will gather December 30 in Randallstown to discuss a five state project and livestock marketing. Wayne Tyler of the American Farm Bureau will present activities from the Marketing Services unit with field notes from surveys of member producers. Al Keating and E Stankin Lusby provide background on mid Atlantic livestock marketing developments and MARC guidance.
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Randallstown
American Farm Bureau
Wayne Tyler
American Agricultural Marketing Association
mid-Atlantic
al Keating
E. Stankin Lusby
Maryland Farm Bureau
Viet Cong Activity Reported Near Da Nang and Saigon
The narrative details heavy fighting 20 miles southwest of Da Nang where U S Marines and South Vietnamese rangers engage North Vietnamese troops. Claims include 114 killed, 29 assault ri sers captured, two rocket launchers and an A M machine gun seized, plus 347 enemy killed and 38 dead 1K wounded this week. A separate force north of Saigon reports 41 enemy killed in a h hour battle with two dead and 27 wounded. South Vietnamese authorities note Camp Carroll abandoned with artillery moved from the DMZ as a power shift is cited. The Saigon government accuses North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces of intensified crimes against civilians in violation of the 1954 Geneva agreements.
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da Nang
North Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
AUS
Carrol
Demilitarized Zone
South China Sea
Sald Bulldoz
International Control Commission
Vietnam
Armel Ata Facka
Savereber Rn
Japan condemns China over nuclear test protests rise
Tokyo denounces Communist China for detonating a nuclear device as weather stations check fallout. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato says the test ignores Japan’s peace hopes while parties issue protests and Komeito joins in. Mirezoshima mayor urges Beijing to halt further tests.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Eisaku Sato
Setsuo Yamada
Miresoshima
Chou M-Lai
Peking
Iiroshima
Yamada
Democratic Socialist Party
Komeito
New Buddhist Group
Socialist Parties
Pary
Po Kings Radio
Personal note on military course graduate Minnick
Mr Howard L Minnick of 16 East Fourth Street has recently graduated from the Defense Procurement Management Course at the U S Army Logistics Management Center Fort Lee Virginia Minnick works as a purchasing assistant at Fort Detrick
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Howard L. Minnick
East Fourth Street
U.S. Army Logisticcs Mardayzement Center
Fort Lee
Minnick
Fort Detrich
Miss Lisa Baker Patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital
A surgical patient is reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The article notes Miss Lisa Baker, daughter of Mrs. Albert F. Baker, is among the sick. References a historical note: the Balearic Islands became a Spanish province after the 1802 Treaty of Amiens.
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Lisa Baker
Albert F. Baker
Mr. Baker
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Balearic Islands
Amiens
Community Holiday Thanks and Local Notices in Frederick Area
A card of thanks from Montevue Home in Frederick extends gratitude to clubs groups businesses and individuals who contributed to holiday joy. The notice also lists local businesses and organizations including R L Kelly & Sons, Foothills Antique Shoppe Urbana, Keller & Sons Home Improvement, W Patrick & Frederick Co Chapter for Epilepsy, and Bowlus Auction. A public sale is announced Tuesday January 7 1996 along Rt 236 in St. Marys County with items from a dairy herd to household goods.
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Montevue
Hamsburg
Suyt
Frederick, Md
Rt. 236
St. Mary's County
Sears Revolving Charge Offer and Local Business Notices
Sears opens a revolving charge with no payment until March for catalog orders before January 31. Multiple Thurmont and Frederick area businesses list services and contact numbers including Buckeye Restaurant, Trevella's Viking Sewing Machines, Poly Foam Center, NAUGAHYDE-DOLLS, painting, upholstery, and other local trades. The page also notes holiday closures and local product listings such as fruits, nursery services, and septic tank cleaning.
Appreciation Note From Bettie R. Fogle
Bettie R. Fogle thanks Frederick County friends and relatives for season greetings and well wishes. She informs she can no longer send hike cards and provides her address at 121 New Ave Reisterstown Maryland 21136.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Co
Bettie RE. Fogle
New Ave
Reisterstown
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Senior Citizens News
Senor Citizens Fellowship Center
South Court
Custer
Clara Mae Soper
Clara
Mac Soper
M. Rt. Etchison & Son
Frank A. Soper
Lewis Buckler
Buckeystown United
Yorktown
Pacific
Hawaii
Ruchen
Lonely Bull
Lloyd Burher
USF
Puebio
Lonely Wall
Lloyd Puetor
Cat
Farm Bureau
R. L. Kelly & Sons
Foothilis
Urbana
Keller & Sons
W. Patrick
Elam D. Stoltzfus Mechanicaville
Bowlus Auction Sales
Emmert St. Bowlus
Tulley Ilut Bach
Fire Dept
Carnival Grounds Hyattatown
Vol. Fire Dept
Yellow Springs
Lions Community Wall
York & Ame
Beauly Fitzgamalius Dictiard Kelbaugh
Thurmont
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
East 4Th St
Glade Valley Milling Co
Walkeraville & Wordsboro
SEARS
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Buckeye Restaurant
Trevella
Poly Foam Center
Reliable Junk Co., Inc
East Std
East Sts
Shankle & Son
Keyser
Rome
York
Paul R. Kolb
Jack and ‘Jit
Motter Avenue
Charles L. Creager
Frederick News-Post
East Patrick St
Sherwin Williams
Patrick St
MOSER
Johnny's Market
Ecker
Anderson
Johnny Market
Nelson Tuckfi
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