Deaths in Frederick area two families and a church figure
Obituaries from Frederick and surrounding areas note the deaths of Mary M. Alexander 86 former Frederick resident widow of Edwin M. Alexander in Baltimore, funeral at Loring Byers Balitmore Linganore Cemetery Unionville. Rev Louis H Ewald 86 former All Saints assistant rector retired Cumberland pastorate died in Baltimore. services at St George Mount Savage. Lester Samuel Nicholson 63 Boyds painter contractor died at home Thompsons Corner. Rev Hyattstown Methodist Church service. Mrs Marie Louise Oxx widow of Brig Gen Francis H Oxx died in San Diego with Arlington grave set. Martin E Lowe Brunswick 1888 born in Virginia died in Frederick Hospital. services at Feete Brunswick. interments Park Heights Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Alexander
Mary M. Alexander
Frederick
University Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick County
William Poole
William P. Alexander
Russell Alexander
Edwin Alexander Jr
John T. Alexander
Gordon Alexander
Elizabeth Dawson
Denver
Colo
Loring Byers
Stuart Brimsfield
Linganore Cemetery
Unionville
Louis Ewald
Louis H. Ewald
All Saints Episcopal Church
St. George's Church
Mount Savage
Ewald
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Cumberland
Church Home and Hospital
Church of the Redemption
Lester S. Nicholson
Lester Samuel Nicholson
Thompsons Corner
Boyds
Samuel
Mary Nicholson
Marjorie Mae Nicholson
Branda Lee Nicholson
Maude Cooley
Nerces
Hyattstown Methodist Church
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
Francis
Martin EF. Lowe
Martin E. Lowe
7Th Avenue
Brunswick
Loudoun County
Grace O'Dell Smallwood
Lowe
B&o Railroad
Railroad Brotherhood
Levin West Lowe
Feete Funeral
Leonard Carmack
Park Heights Cemetery
Funeral services for Roland R. Little in Frederick
Roland Roosevelt Little of Frederick died Saturday. Funeral services were held yesterday at Hicks Funeral Home with Rev. Oscar B. Jackson officiating. Bearers included Ernest Turner, Ernest Heard, Howard Williams, Gilbert Bowie, Gerald Bowie and Claude Thomas. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery. Emma V. Thompson died Thursday and funeral services were held yesterday from the Maryland Odd Fellows Home with Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. presiding. Bearers were William Dixon, Elmer Himes, Maurice A. Ramsburg Sr. and jr. Burial was at Mount Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son directed the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland R. Little
Roland Roosevelt Little
Frederick
Hicks Funeral Home
Oscar B. Jackson
Buckeystown
Ernest Turner
Ernest Heard
Howard Williams
Gilbert Bowie
Gerald Bowie
Claude Thomas
Fairview Cemetery
Emma V. Thompson
Maryland
Odd Fellows Home
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Dixon
Elmer Himes
Maurice A. Ramsburg Sr
Maurice A. Ramsburg Jr
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Flu Strikes Mathias Family as Others Heal in Frederick
Congressman Charles McC Mathias Jr. and his two young sons are home recovering from a flu virus near Frederick. Mrs. Mathias is convalescing from pneumonia at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Also listed are Thomas Zimmerman of Brunswick in satisfactory condition after surgery, Harry M. Free admitted for treatment and observation, and 14-year-old Dale Young still hospitalized after a December 21 accident on East Fourth Street near Chapel Alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
John E. Young
East Fourth Street
Chapel Alley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
African Students Arrested At Tavern In Maryland
Two Union of South Africa students studying in New York were arrested for trespassing when they attempted to buy a beer at Conowingo Inn in Cecil County. Deputy AG Robert C. Murphy said a non prosecution agreement was reached. names were not released. Both students posted $104 bond each and were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mary_land
The
Union of South Africa
Cecil County
Robert C. Murphy
Maryland
Edgar A. Startt
Conowingo Inn
Startt
United States
State Department
Manhattan College
New York
Twenty One Million Dollar Suits Filed in Elkton Crash
Relatives of ten victims sue Butler Aviation Friendship Inc alleging damages totaling about 21 million dollars. The suits stem from the December 8 1963 crash of a Boeing 707 near Elkton Maryland while refueled at Friendship International Airport killing 81 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Butler Aviation Friendship Inc
Friendship International Airport
Elkton
Accident Victim Sues Two Texans
Mrs. Ruth M. Lawrence of Frederick filed a 825,000 damage suit in Frederick County Circuit Court against Jimmy Roy Coffman and D. L. Williams of Hillsboro Texas. The accident on Rosemont Avenue last Nov. 12 involved Coffman driving a tractor-trailer from a parked position into Baughman’s Lane, causing injuries and car damage. Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ruth M. Lawrence
RFD 7
Frederick
Rosemont Avenue
Jimmy Roy Coffman
D. L. Williams
Hillsboro
Texas
Coffman
Williams
Rosement Avenue
Lawrence
Baughman
Edwin F. Nikirk
Bud Abbott Hospitalized After Mild Stroke
Bud Abbott, 66, surviving member of the Abbott and Costello team, is being treated for a mild stroke at the Motion Picture Home and Hospital in Woodland Hills California. A hospital official said Abbott was admitted December 16 and is reported to be doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Hills
Calif
Bud Abbott
Motion Picture House
Abbott
Maryland should create central criminal records system
Alvin Zumbrum of the Maryland Crime Investigating Committee called for a state police run central criminal records system in a letter to Attorney General Thomas Finan. Finan chairs a special committee examining alleged mismanagement and inefficiency in the Baltimore Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore (Ap
Alvin Zumbrum
Maryland Crime Investigating Committee
Maryland
Zumbrum
Adv
Thomas Finan
Baltimore
Teen Dies As Home Burns in Rehoboth Del
A small frame house owned by Mr and Mrs Herman Martin burned Monday killing their 18 year old son Elmer who was alone in the home Officials said the cause was unknown and the father tried to rescue him but was driven back by the heat Also included is a Baltimore AP brief about John W Hardwick proposing year round General Assembly committees to supplement the Legislative Council with permanent committees Harford County Republican said the council could be reduced if much work was done by such committees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth. del
Herman Martin
Elmer
Baltimore
Del
John W. Hardwick
General Assembly
Legislative Council
Harwick
Harford County
I McCardell Gets New Bank Post
Adrian L. McCardell of Frederick, president of the First National Bank of Maryland, elected a director of the Baltimore branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond for a three year term. He will replace Harvey E. Emmart who completes his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Adrian L. McCardell
First National Bank of Maryland
Baltimore
Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank
McCardell
A. LeRoy McCardell
Harvey E. Emmart
Maryland National Bank
Emmart
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Harvard School of Business Administration
Maryland Banking Department
Fifth Federal Reserve District
McCurdell
Navy
Seaboard Citizens National Bank of
Norfolk
Charleston
W. Va
First National Bank
Bank
Suburban Alsip Church Robbery Ends in Shootout and Escape
In Alsip, three masked robbers storm a church rectory during Mass, tying Rev. Walter Morris and Rev. Richard Burke and Brink's guard Johnston. They assault the driver, steal about $200 from a church safe, then flee in a car to a cemetery behind the church. Johnston hospitalized for head lacerations. Burke and Morris unharmed aside from restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsip
Walter Morris
Johnston
Richard Burke
Father Morris
Father Burke
Brink
Bernard Gendek
Gendek
Ferce
Heinz Beer
Norridge
State Board To Work On Budget In WV
State Board of Public Works resumes budget work for the 1965-66 plan to present to the legislature at 60 day session starting January 13. The board reviews recommended expenditures of large agencies including Welfare, State Road Commission and West Virginia University. The proposed budget must be delivered to lawmakers within 10 days after they convene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
State Board of Public Works
Department of Wlfare
State Road Commission
West Virginia University
Ilawmakers
Worker Killed By Cave-In In Beech Bottom
A cave-in at Brooke County excavation site killed 62 year old Joseph Richmond of West Alexander Pennsylvania. Witnesses say he was operating a high lift tractor when an embankment gave way and buried him under several tons of earth at Beech Bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Brooke County
Pennsylvania
Joseph Richmond
West Alexander
Beech Bottom
Richmond
Zaharoff announce birth of Patrick Barron in Washington
Mr and Mrs Steven Zaharoff of Walkersville announce the birth of their fourth child and third son Patrick Barron born December 19 at Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington The U S Patent Office does not check patent infringements after grant this is handled by private attorneys and the courts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Zaharoff
Walkersville
Patrick Barron
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
U.S
Pasadena Churches Plan All-Night Coffee House Talks
Five Pasadena area churches open all-night coffee houses on New Year’s Eve to give youths a sober constructive outlet. The Lets Talk Coffee House Project aims for deep conversations, with at least one minister and seminary students staffing each location on Colorado Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cooke
Pasadena
Calif
Colorado Boulevard
Claremont
George B. Erickson
South Pasadena
R. Donald Weber
Fuller Theological Seminary
Weber
Erickson
Tiny Island Needs A Doctor
Tangier Island in Chesapeake Bay faces a repeated doctor shortage as Dr. John E. Parks Jr. remains hospitalized in Tennessee and cannot return. The island relies on a daily mailboat or private boat for transport to care facilities, with eight emergencies among 915 residents during Christmas. The nearest hospital is eight miles away across the water. past physicians included Dr. Mikio Kato who left for Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier Island
Chesapeake Bay
John E. Parks Jr
Tennessee
Crisfield Md
Coast Guard
Virginia Council On Health and Medical Care
Mikio Kato
Japan
Maryland
Parks
State GOP Deliberations On Education And Agencies
State GOP members examined the State Roads Commission program and various retirement systems for teachers and state employees but reached no conclusions. They debated higher education improvements in Maryland, including a science center and an Environmental Health Center, with location drawing comment. Budget discussions covered the State Welfare and Health Departments with noted deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
GOP
Maryland
Maryland GOP delegates attend legislative conference amid illness
Complaints of poor service were aired at a statewide conference with attendees from Frederick Montgomery Carroll Baltimore and Allegany counties. Notable figures included State Senator Derr, Delegate E Earl Remsberg, James R Miller Jr Louise Gore John McInerney Jacob Yingling George Price Edward Evans Robert Berman J Glenn Beall Jr and Edward Hall. Several leaders were present while some delegates were ill or absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Frederick County
Derr
GOP
E. Earl Remsberg
Joseph Payne
Montgomery County
James R. Miller Jr
Louise Gore
John McInerney
Gilbert Gude
Carroll County
Jacob Yingling
Baltimore County
George Price
Washington
Howard Counties
Edward T. Evans
Allegany County
Robert Berman
Calvert County
House
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Edward T. Hall
Russian Poet and Shostakovich Work Largely Snubbed by Moscow Papers
In Moscow, a new collaboration by Yevgeny Yevtushenko and Dmitri Shostakovich drew little attention from city papers. Only the Labor daily Trud reviewed the symphony style piece based on Yevtushenko’s The Execution of Step an Razin, praising the work without naming the poet. Khrushchev once denounced Yevtushenko but later admitted errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Dimitri Shostakovich
Trud
Shostakovich
Yevtushenko
Stepan Razin
Khrushchev
Carol Burnett Returns From Treatment To Work
New York AP Carol Burnett is back at work after ten weeks of treatment for a back and neck injury she attributes to years of pratfalls. She attended a Monday rehearsal for CBS TV program The Entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carol Burnett
Comedienne
Contest judges for Jaycee con test named
Judges were Mrs Harry Radcliff Donald Hiltner and James Decker with Jaycee director William Shaffer and project chairman Hardy Blair. John C Warfield a local automobile dealer supplied the car used for judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Radcliff
Donald Hiltner
James Decker
Jaycee
William Shaffer
Hardy ©. Blair
John C. Warfield
Funeral services set for Guy Stull at Utica Church
Friends may call at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont Wednesday afternoon. Services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Utica Church with Rev. Charles A. Pollard officiating. Interment at Utica Cemetery. Memorials to Frederick County Cancer Society at 22 South Market Street.
Cat Burglar To Serve Time In Elkins
Rex W. Albright a 43 year old railroad worker in Elkins was sentenced to 4 to 60 years after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and burglary. Known as the cat burglar he allegedly climbed into a second story bedroom twice and took 1075 from a man's trousers pockets. Randolph County Circuit Judge Stanley S. Bosworth ordered four consecutive 1 to 15 year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins W.va
Rex W. Albright
Elkins
Albright
Randolph County
Stanley S. Bosworth
Executors Notice for Fairybelle E Lewis Estate Maryland
Notice from Frederick County Orphans Court that letters testamentary were granted for Fairybelle E Lewis deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by June 18 1965 or be barred from estate benefits. Debtors should pay promptly. Signed December 14 1964. True Copy Test: Thomas M Eichelberger Register of Wills. Plus notice for Zelda Irene Eyler estate with June 11 1965 deadline and December 7 1964 signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Fairybelle
Lewis
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Zelda
Irene Eyler
Register of Wills
Jesse B. Anders
Dew
Attention Independent Hose Co Dues Cut-Off Date Notice
Dues must be paid by January 4 to be eligible for nominations. Also listed are used cars for sale with prices and contact for Key Chevrolet Ok Used Car Supermarket located at 536 West South Street Frederick Maryland including 1952 Austin sedan 95 dollars 1954 Pont 2 door 125 dollars 1954 Ford four door stick 95 dollars and 1958 Chevrolet four door 295 dollars with phone number 662 5460.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attention Independent Hose Co
Pontiac
Ford
Chevrolet
Chevrolet OK
West South St
Frederick
Frederick News-Post Cash Tips Prize Rules
The Frederick News-Post offers monthly cash prizes for tips on local news. Tips accepted during editorial hours. holidays and weekends have reduced hours. Prizes range from five to one dollar, with only the first caller per story eligible. Winners announced monthly by editors. Call 662-1177 to tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Schedule for Christmas tree collection in hard winter district
Notice details a multi day collection schedule for discarded Christmas trees beginning Saturday January 2 in parts of East Patrick Street Linden Hills and surrounding areas, with follow up areas January 4 5 6. Residents urged to place greens out early and not after trucks pass. burning event to be held January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Linden Hills
Church Street
Sixth Street
Russell I. Morgan
Local notices on holiday closings and garbage collection
City announces one holiday collection day on Friday January 1 1965 for areas north of Second Street and asks residents not to place trash out on December 31 1964. Several local businesses announce New Year closures including Rice's Color Center Ceresville Motor Co Prospect Barber Shop Farmers Cooperative and Glade Valley Milling with varied Dec 31 1964 and Jan 1 1965 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Frederick
Farmers Cooperative Assoc
Local notices and ads in Wellsmere area classifieds
The page lists obituaries and thanks for James A. Cramer with thanks to Dr. Reynolds and Rev. Paul W. Moore, followed by holiday sale promotions at The Wellsmere Shop and various local business ads. Also notes a car listing rush and a law office relocating to 22 W 2nd St, plus disposal and junk yard items and home improvement products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Reynolds
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance Crew
James A. Cramer
Paul W. Moore
Wife & Son
W. Jerome Offutt
2Nd St
Also Mentioned on This Page
I McCardell
Board
Israel Kallus
Ner Israel Rabbinical College
Kallus
Tiny Island
State
Guy Stull
Handley
Executrix
Edward DB. Storm
Janeso. Eyler
Samuel W. Barrick
Glenn Blehl
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Mathias, Mathias
Rice’s
Ceresville Motor Co
Prospect
Southern States Valley Coop
Middletown
Southern States
Woodsboro
Glade Valley Milling Company
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
L.P
News-Post
North Court Street
York
Rome
Sat
Sun
Catoctin
Orchard Thurmont
Thurmont
Wellsmere
Francis Scott Key Hotel
S & Nf
Joe's Auto
E. Ird ST
Rederick Junk Company
4Th St
Dial MO
Frederickt
Stayman & Delicious
Yorks & Romes Quynn
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Routzahn
South Market St
Philadelphia
Independence & Congress Halls
Christ Church
Ross Home Zoological Gardens
Trans. & Tours
Harvey A. Harrington JR
South St
North Market Street
Little’s Beauty Shop
Ecker's Beauty Salon
North Market St
Moser’s
Armstron
Sherwin Williams CO
E. Patrick St
Nelson Tucker
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