Deaths in Frederick area prompt obituary notes
Obituary notices list Catherine May Buhrman 77 of Graceham and others from Frederick County including William Earle Sawyer Sr of Cumberland and William J. Alsop of Silver Spring. Services and interments span Mt Hope Woodsboro, Blue Ridge Thurmont, Mount Olivet and Resthaven with calls at several funeral homes.
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Catherine May Buhrman
William Elmer Buhrman
Graceham
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Harry W
Reudy M. Stull
Buhrman
Graceham Moravian
Marguerite B. Long
Madeline
B. Smith
Frederick
E. Ruth Barrick
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Franklin Jones
Mt. Hopes Cemetery
Woodsboro
William Earle Sawyer
Cumberland
Veteran’s Hospital
Martinsburg
Milton
Mary Fike
Sawyer
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Robert White Lodge No. 67
Ethel Eyler
William E
Great Mills
Strafford
Delmar
Smithsburg
Leighton’ King
Blue Ridge
William J. Alsop
Mary Howard Alsop
Silver Springs
Robert A. Pumphrey
Rockville
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Walkersville
Baltimore
William and
Emaline Bowers Wilkide
Walter R. Strine
Julia Finn
Walter Lee Strine
Nellie Pearl
Pleasant
Chapel of the National Home
Mount Hope Cemetery
Lula Windsor Brown
Brandywine
Oakhaven
Takoma Park
Arthur C. Brown
Margaret J. Salvia
Oxon Hill
Windsor F. Brown
Leon R. Brown
Silver Spring
Janet Mullinix
Cedar Grove
Blanche Barber
Chevy Chase
Edith Foxwell
Robert Windsor
Leslie Windsor
Florida
Clark Windsor
Russell Windsor
William Windsor
Gaithersburg
Frankis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Clarksburg United Methodist Cemetery
Eight Die In Maryland Christmas Weekend Accidents
Eight people perished on Maryland roads during the Christmas weekend, boosting the year’s traffic death toll to 1. The final fatality, Charles C. Grams, 40, died after a rented truck’s brakes failed and it hit a utility pole. Another fatal crash occurred on the Baltimore Beltway, killing driver George E. Pierce, 46, of Reisterstown. Remaining victims included Icary W. McDermitt, 63, of Metuchen New Jersey. Pamela J. Fisher, 17, Bethesda. David P. Young, 15, Bethesda. Mrs Mareia¢ Elliott, 57, Glen Burnie. William Wannamater, 28, Baltimore. and Ronald P. Schaefer, 33, Severna Park. Nationally, 484 lives were lost over the three-day period. weather improved conditions after icy rain and snow. The National Safety Council had projected 550 to 650 deaths. The toll compares with a 1965 high of 720 and a 1949 low of 413 for three-day Christmas periods.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Baltimore
Charles C. Grams
Baltimore Beltway
George E. Pierce
Reisterstown
Icary W. McDermitt
Metuchen
Pamela J. Fisher
Bethesda
David P. Young
Mareia
Elliott
Glen Burnie
William Wannamater
Ronald PF. Schaefer
Severna Park
National Safety Council
Funerals for Several Local Residents Reported
Funeral notices record services for John K. Newton in Hagerstown with military honors by Company A, 115 Infantry. George C. King of Williamsville. Louise E. Kline of Woodsboro. Stanley T. Virts of Brunswick. Vernon S. Nickens. Gertrude C. Rogers of Middletown. D. Paul Smelser of Tucson. Virgie May Kemp of Jefferson. and Alice V. Emswiler of Damascus, detailing burial places, officiants, pallbearers, and interment sites.
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Lucretia M. Kefauver
Lucretia Michael Kefauver
Noah E. Kefauver
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kefauver
Middletown
John W
Ann Maria Rudy Michael
Christ Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Philathea
Women’s Guild
W.C.T.U
Anna Mary Roderick
Wheaton
Noah E. Kefauver Jr
Gladhill
Christ Reformed
John R. Newton
John K. Newton
E. Church St
Etchison
Thomas L. Brunkow
Trinity United Methodist Church
Co. A. 115 Infantry
Elmer E. Wachter Jr
Gregory J. LaCoste
Robert L. Shankle
John Burkholder
Horace Brown
James Redmond
James C. Cromwell
Mount Olivet Cemetery
George C. King
George C, King
Yiamsville
Western Maryland Hospital
Barton
Walkersville
Bruce
Ramsburg
Raymond Strine
Roger Eyler Sr
Elwood Wenzel
John Baker
Mt. Zion Methodist Cemetery
McKaig
Louise E. Kline
Ray R. Kline
Woodsboro
Creager
Thurmont
David Himmler
Garman Dern
Glenn Fogle Jr
Donald Kline
Jerry Kline
LaVerne Kline
William Kline
George Wicholson
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Stanley Thomas Virts
Brunswick
Fecte
Donald Woods
Woodrow Souder
Claude Lutman
Harry Summers
Marvin Garrett
Raymond Wyncoop
Paul Moler
Edgar Forney
Peter Nelson
Alonzo Roby
Warren Axline
Barnhardt Brust
Vernon S
Nickens
Vernon
Hicks
Thomas J. Andrews
First Missionary Baptist Church
Houston G. Brooks
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Rockville
Phillip Davis
Henry Davis
Edward Edward Davis
James Hill
Thomas Jackson
Dennis Jackson
Herman Bowins
Clarence Nickens Jr
Alvey Jackson
Fairview Cemetery
Gertrude C. Rogers
Braddock Heights
Garlock
Hagerstown
Emmanuel Hoover
George Kefauver
Harry Bussard
Kenneth Bussard
Max Brandenburg
Frank Lang
J. William Erwin
Lutheran Cemetery
D. Paul Smelser
Tuscon
Arizona
Pioneer International
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
O. Thomas Kolb
Virgie May Kemp
Millard Joseph Kemp
Etchison Funeral Home
George Fitch
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Ralph Kemp
Marion Kemp
Lee Kemp
James Easterday
Marshall Murray
Bernard Taylor
St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery
Alice V. Emswiler
Damascus
Oland L. Molesworth
Robert M. Braden
Montgomery United Methodist Church
Melvin Mullinix
James Williams
Samuel Gladhill
Richard Johnson
Larston S. Smith
Daniel Easterday
Flower Hill Cemetery
Redland
Rivers the Unapologetic Defense Champion and Power Broker
Rivers, tall and white-haired, wielded the Armed Services Committee as a hard charging force shaping U S defense policy. He backed high military spending, courted defense contractors, pressed for civilian control clashes, and boasted a wide influence in South Carolina while facing critics over defense bills and personal conduct.
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Vietnam
Rivers
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
House
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Armed Services
Pentagon
Robert S. MacNamara
House of Representatives
Ile
Paris
Armed Services Committee
Tle
South Carolina
Nixon vetoes physician training bill amid holiday adjournment
President Nixon returned from Camp David to veto the physician training bill as Congress adjourned for Christmas. Sen Ralph Yarborough says the action may be a pocket veto and staff study will determine if Congress can vote on the veto. The measure would have funded three year grants to hospitals and medical schools to train family doctors, but Nixon called it the wrong approach. Adequate family planning services were also outlined, with $32 million to fund a population program for education and devices, not abortions.
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Washincton
Nixon
Camp David
Frederick County
Congress
White House
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Execu
Tive
Southeast Asia
U.S
Vietnam
Office of Population Affairs
Ill at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mr Elmer Funk Admitted
Mr Elmer Funk of Myersville has been admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital as a medical patient for treatment.
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Elmer Funk
Myersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Local notices mix in Frederick area ads and events
A dense collage of personal notes and classifieds includes a one year old Traci Miller birth mention, mobile home park leasing in Frederick County with Marlette Homes, various local business ads for beef, tile, and flooring, a sobriety help box, fire company learning event, horse boarding, bank stockholders meeting notice, Christmas sale promotions, and numerous shop and service listings across Frederick and Walkersville areas with hours and contact details.
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Frederick County National Bank
Frederick Frederick
Maryland
North Market Street
Frederick
William M. Moore
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W. Wells
W. W. Wells
Frederick Nursing Center
Buffalo
N.Y
William J
Edith Squire Wells
Evelyn Wells
Seattle
Elsie Lee Stevers
Germantown
The
Marylander
Alfred L. Stevers
Linda Lee Day
Genevieve Day
Rosalie Day
Charles E. Day
Monrovia
Leroy K. Day
Alexandria
Pearl Wiles
Airy
Louise Lowe
Carroll Barnhouse
Barnesville
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville Cemetery
Edith B, Wolfe
Edith B. Wolfe
Otha S. Wolfe
Charles Town General Hospital
Charles Town
W. V
Mahlon W
Alice Gaver Grossnickle
Church of the Brethren
Walford W. Wolfe
RFD
Kathryn
Kitty) Rosenberry
Rhae Jenkins
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Staley Heffner
Bittle
Reformed
Wolfesville
Heart Fund
Bertie E. Strine
National Lutheran Home
Washington, D. C
Geneva H. Grandhomme
Geneva H, Grandhomme
Summit Hill
Old Frederick Road
Woodbine
John F
Sarah Miller Hentz
Jacob L. Grandhomme
Roger F. Sanner Jr
Miller Funeral
Grand Army Cemetery
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
Ellsworth L. Keenan JR
Resthaven
Ellsworth Leon Keenan Jr
Ellsworth Leon
Nancy Bowers Keenan
Ralph Miller
Malaysia
Lova
Caligula
Gumnville
S.C
Charleston
University of Sout Carolina
Pryers
Washington
Justice Department
Poe
Heistan
Little Traci Diane Miller
Claude (Firpo) Miller Jr
Bussard Road
Concord Mobile Home Estates
Rt. 180
Jefferson and
Feageville
Frederick City
Marlette Homes
Concord
New Park
Marlette
James G. Trout
Auction & Realty, Inc
N. Court St.Frederick
R. D. Hemp & Sons Jefferson
KING
East
Milner
Water St
Frederick Co
P.O. Box
Alcoholics Anonymous Box
Frederick, Md
the News
Donald Gladhill
Mary Carter
N. Market St
Arcticaire Locker Plant
Frederick Inc
Mack’s
Lander Int
Snt
Sun
Donald Trimmer
Walkersville Vol. Fire Co
Taylor's
D & M Electronics Sales & Service
Prospect Plaza
Carroll & South Sts
Stayman & York
Moser's
Cortland
Henry
Ecker
Frederick News-Post
Patrick Street
Ralston Purina Company
Walkersville, Md
Farmers Supply Company
R. L. Kelly & Sons
Jerry Lawson
M. Walkersville Vol. Fire CO
Space Pak Repairs & Service
Paul R. Kolb
Stayman
Rome
Yorks
Reel’s Mill Road
Shalom
Israel
Gaither Sales CO
W. Main St. Thurmont
Key Exterminating Co
Jefferson St. Frederick
Merle C. Summers
Libertytown
R. R. Garst
Rodger’s
Mkt
Keyser
Gas House Pike
Shepley
S. Market St
CBS Electric Co
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
Market St
Frederick Glass Shop
E. 4Th Street
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
East Patrick St
Ba.m
Nloewspa Ovo
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