Deaths announced for Dietz Ritenour Eader Reeder column
Death notices from Buckeystown Orlando and Thurmont cover Jack C Dietz Ralph Roland Ritenour Bernard Liford Eader and Mrs Bessie Mae Reeder. Details list surviving spouses children grandchildren and service times with locations including Buckeystown Thurmont Utica Middletown and Mt Olivet. Burial plans and church affiliations noted for several victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wack C. Dietz
Jack C. Dietz
Buckeystown
Orlando, Fla
Louise Keller Dietz
Alexia Dietz
Orlando
Bessie Mae Reeder
Lorenzo M. Reeder
Gladhll
Middletown
George H Kimefelter
Middletown Reformed Church
Wayne Reeder
Leonard Summers
Ronald Reeder
Kenneth Reeder
Kamip Reeder
Merlin Reeder
Richard Reeder
Sherman Reeder
Steven Otto
Reformed
Motorist Escapes Serious Injury After Road Crash
David Price escaped serious harm after his convertible flipped along Old Annapolis Road two miles west of Woodville Road. Police say the driver lost control for no apparent reason, struck a dirt embankment and rolled over. Th Byron L Hubble investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Annapoli
David Price
Woodville Road
Th. Byron L Hubble
Lindbergh Angieberger Cares 38th Birthday
Mr Lindbergh H Angieberger of East Third Street celebrates his 38th birthday today. Sgt Victor C Faust and Mrs Faust of Cascade depart for Honolulu where they will be stationed for three years. Mrs Faust is Belva Ann Dinterman. Mr and Mrs Chester Hamilton of West Fifth Street observe their 40th wedding anniversary today. Michigan State defeats Purdue 14 10 to claim a 10 9 series edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh H. Angieberger
East Third Street
Victor C. Faust
Cascade
Honolulu
Faust
Belva Ann
Dinterman
Howard T. Dinterman
Rocky Springs
Chester Hamilton
West Fifth Street
1965 Ends as Prosperity Surges Amid Worries in U S Economy
AP News analysis notes record growth in 1965 with GDP around 672 billion, personal income near 540 billion, and unemployment about 4 percent. Stock markets hit multiple highs, but volatility and wage pressures persist amid tensions over wages, prices, rates, and overseas investments as 1966 outlook stays cautiously optimistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
United States
New Year Superstitions Foretell 1966 Hopes Fears
World Today notes Library of Congress research on New Year beliefs. First footer luck depends on hair color. dark hair best, red hair worst. Placing money on the window sill on New Year’s Eve, a 1966 calendar, random Bible or hymn text guidance, plus Janus worship in ancient Rome frame year’s outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Today
J. W. Davis
Washington
Library of Congress
World Book Encyclopedia
Rome
Janus
New Year Customs Through History and Folklore
Foe of mine of Pinningsen and Janus two faced foreshadow past and future. Old roman and English new year customs linked to luck include chimneys cleaning and slate cleaning as resolutions. National Geographic notes ancient practices from Babylonians to Greeks and Romans, with a temporary king who ruled one day. James Marlow is on vacation.
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Janus
National Geographic Society
Geographic
Gardner
Enlilibani
Code Home Rule discussed at Fishing Creek meeting
Delegates Collins Remsberg and Houck discussed the influence of Code Home Rule on county powers. They noted possible local salary setting and county affairs control without state approval, while borrowing and financing would stay with the state. A $10,000 salary hike for the state attorney was raised but unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
E. Earl Remsberg
Remsberg
Fishing Creek
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
William M. Houck
Thurmont
Annapolis
Houck
Frederick City
Planning Commission
Dan Wight
Frederick County
Goodloe E. Byron J
Joseph Payne
Brunswick
Fiching Creek
Silence and misjudgment in a famed all expert rubber game
A near altercation in a 35 year old all-expert rubber bridge match centers on a slam bid. North boasts the dummy as likely down two, West sarcastically questions the odds, while South proceeds with two trump finesses. Three declared lines exist, with only one succeeding given West holds king queen small. West’s remark and South’s final choice highlight bridge psychology and percentage play.
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North
West
South
Declarer
PE Gains Nine Percent In Eleven Months
Potomac Edison reports a nine percent revenue gain in the first 11 months of the year driven by strong service area activity. Commercial sales in Western Maryland and adjacent regions rose 17 percent, residential 13 percent, and industrial five percent. Electric heating expands as 4,398 homes are heated electrically, with 1,499 connections this year. A new all time peak demand of 484,000 kilowatts was set on December 6, and safety hours reached 2,300,000 without a lost time accident. The Dodgers swept the Giants 10 times in 18 NL games, sealing no 1965 season series loss for LA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison
C. D. Lyon
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Sce
Police Seek Two Teens in Frederick Girl Shooting
Police hunt two teen boys believed involved in a shooting that struck 15 year old Yvonne Smith in the yard of her home on Bowers Road. Neighbors say the Walkersville High student was treated by Dr Rex R Martin and is recovering at home. State Police report seeing two youths in the woods behind the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Area
Pauline Delphey
Yvonne Smith
Dallas Smith
Bowers Road
Rex R. Martin
Frederick
Walkersville High School
Smith
In Memoriam Cline and Dunniva
In memoriam notes recall Harry T. Cline who died December 31, 1952, and Jessie Dunniva who died December 31, 1960. Wives Oneida Dunniva and Dora express lasting love, loneliness, and remembrance in brief memorial verses.
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Cline
Harry T
Dunniva
Jessie
Local Notices and Thanks From Area Residents
Card of thanks thanks fire companies and neighbors for saving buildings during a barn fire and for acts of kindness during illness and death in the family. Public sale of dairy cattle and farm equipment to be held January 15, 1966 near Barlow Pennsylvania. Sale cancelled for real estate near Middletown Maryland. Notices for Moose and fire company meetings, and city tree disposal schedule for January 3–6 with Greens burning event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Zimmerman & Family
Annie M. Rowe
Barlow
Gettysburg - Taneytown
Richard M. Seymour Edwin Benner
Carl Haines
Patrick Street
Church Street
Sixth Street
Russell I. Morgan
Ira Burch Stunkle
Lillian Davis Stunkle
One Day Only End Of Year Sale and Olds at Shops
A busy collage of ads and notices for a one day end of year sale Friday 9 AM to 5 PM featuring Remington Model 870 shotgun AMF bowling balls Shipley’s Inc. and liquor retailers. Also lists New Year open hours at Boneless Scotch Herring Real Old Sharp Cheese Fresh Shrimp Gruyere and other grocery items. Includes Eagles Club New Years Dance details and a 1966 Brunswick Maryland sale event with house furniture auction by Mr and Mrs Ray Raiser. Also notes United Steam Fire Engine Co. 3 annual meeting January 3 1966 and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Market St
Shipley’s, Inc
Corby
Hiram Walker
West “B” St
Brunswick
Ray Raiser
William W. Wenner
Emmett R. Bowlus
Buck Alexander
United No. 3
United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3
Stanley
Bennett
Farm Auction Listings Roundup in Maryland Area
Public notices and auction ads list multiple farm sales across Frederick, Walkersville, Emmitsburg, Mt. Airy, and surrounding Maryland towns. Dairy cattle and equipment, farm machinery, feeds, and household items are offered on varied dates from February through March 1966. Auctions feature names such as Paul W. Mahoney, Emmett R. Bowlus, R. D Bemp & Sons, Glenn Trout, James G. Trout, and others with locations near Middletown Urbana Emmitsburg Route 40 Route 194 Turf Valley and Mt. Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
W. Frederick
Hollow Rd
Middletown
Robt
Margaret Guyton Ignatuus E. Lease
Emmett R. Bowlus
Mebrle Wachter
al Strube
Urbana
Frederick City
William Haugh
Frederick
Maryland
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Mehrle N. Wachter
Dublin Rd
Walkersville
Tom Matthews
Wachter and Lease
St. Joseph College
Route 15
Emmitsburg
Albert Wivell
Mehrie N. Wachter
Buffalo Rd
Mt. Airy
J.D
Sterling
Bud) Roberts
Mehicle N. Wachter
Nicodemus
Rte
Harry L. Wisner & Son
Woodsboro
Amon Esworthy
James G Trout
Ralph Zimmerman
Glade Rd
Rt. 40
Mariottsville Rd
Howard County
Turf Valley Country Club
Millard Justice
Ellicott City
Allen Hill
Shooting Matec Birds and Still Targets Sunday Event
An event listing shows a Sunday January 2 1:00 PM shoot at the Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Association grounds in Myersville Maryland for the Birds Bird Houses Bird Feeders and sunflower seed bird food with local vendors Treeland Nurseries Frederick MD and others. The page also contains various local business ads and notices including a New Year’s Eve party, dog license reminder for 1966, and multiple local services and shops in Frederick County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Fish & Game Protective Assoc. Grounds
Myersville
Maryland
Bird Food Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Frederick
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Ralph Roland Ritenour
Edith ML Barter Ritenour
Lewistown
Mr. Ritenour
Frank
Rosie Smith Ritenour
Burton Building, Inc
Potomac
Faith United Church of Christ
Charrlesville
Ralph A. Ritenour
Ft. Belvoir
Harald L. Ritenour
Klamath
Calif
Wayne
James M Ritenour
Lester Ritenour
Alexandria
Lottie Artz
Mary Williams
Strawsburg
Eva Fetzer
Creagers Funeral
Edwin C. Wenck
Utca Cemetery
Utica
Bernard L. Eader
Bernard Lifford Eader
M. R. Etchison & Son
Arnold Ross
All Saints Episcopal Church
George May
John Knipple
Maynard Wastler
Walter Worthington
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
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E Zoo. Business Review
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Libertytown
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Fourth Sts
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Vindobona Offers
Braddock ' Heights
Medical Arts Pharmacy
Professional Arts Pharmacy
Woodrow W. Miller
Yellow Springs
Mountaindale
Rice
Paul W. Mahoney
H. M. Alexander
Hose Co
Paul R. Kolb
R. D Bemp & Sons
Jefferson
Jefferson United Ch. of Christ
Charles
Catshall and Myerly
Dewey and the Drifters
North Market
Contance
H Mercer
Frederick Beauty Academy
Balto
Carl Edward Burke
Stayman
York
RCA
Johnny's Market
Pryor
Routzahn
South Market St
Ecker
North Market St
MOSER
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Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Frederick Junk Company
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker