Deaths in Frederick area include Walch Bohn Mulford Bowie
Obituary notices list Carl Walch of 329 South Jefferson Street died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Other deaths include Anna Elizabeth Bohn of Union Bridge, Edward Mulford of Midway Drive, Cheryl Lynn Bowie of 127 South Bentz Street, Nellie L. Sigafoose of Point of Rocks. Funeral arrangements and burial details are included for each, with churches and funeral homes named and surviving relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Walch
R. Carl Walch
South
Jefferson Street
Althea Cordell Walch
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thankmar
Cora Zimmerman Walch
Rudolph C. Walch Jr
Baltimore
George E. Walch
Frederick
John W. Walch
Walch
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Quynn’s
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
East Church Street
Francis Reinberger
Frederick Memorial Park
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Building Fund
Cheryl Lynn Bowie
Charles Calvin Bowie Jr
Suuth Bentz Street
Charles Calvin Bowie I
Charlene Louise Bowie
Gwendolyn Henson
Charles Calvin Bowie Sr
Bartonsville
Hicks Funeral Home
Odell Carr
Asbury United Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Funeral services for Milton M Gilbert near Myersville
Milton M. Gilbert of near Myersville died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown with Rev Emanuel Hoover officiating. Pallbearers were grandsons Ronald Toms James Kline Meredith Kline Meran Kline Darrell Kline and Jack Gilbert. Interment in Harmony Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton M. Gilbert
Myersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gladhill
Middletown
Emanuel Hoover
Ronald Toms
James Kline
Meredith Kline
Meran Kline
Darrell Kline
Jack Gilbert
Harmony Cemetery
Thomas A. Heaps
Lorraine
Heaps
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Pylesville
Simon E. Kenny
Leon Hall
Robert Baldwin
William 8. Jenkins
Charles R. Carroll
John, Rothgeb
Gene Easton
Waltz Funeral Home
Winfield
Francis M, Stull
Francis M. Stull
Thurmont
Creager
Our Lady of Mt. Carrie
Edward V. Echle
Clarence Myers
Douglas Maddox
Robert Maddox
Harry Black
Robert Black
Lee Black
Retirement talk of postal worker Doub
Doub announces retirement from the Post Office and plans to stay in Frederick. He cites liking the job for meeting people and dislikes junk mail, joking that junk mail deserves the same postage as first class. He expects plenty of golf and bowling in leisure time and has no travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doub
Post Office
Frederick
Downtown Frederick Unveils Renewal Strategy
A plan emphasizes highlighting Frederick's unique historical character to attract shoppers from metropolitan suburbs. It calls for improving deteriorating downtown areas, upgrading public facilities, preserving history, and boosting service quality without radical bulldozing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Patient Mrs John Foreman at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick Mrs John Foreman of 227 West Patrick Street is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foreman
West ‘Patrick St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick redevelopment debate favors preservation over demolition
Urban renewal plans for Frederick include a new court house and large parking garage with many vacant areas. Johnson and Fawcett argue for limited condemnations, selective razing in deteriorating blocks south and southwest of downtown, and using federal funds to preserve historic buildings and aid local improvements. They favor relocation options to reduce displacement and Gordon Johnson notes Rockville’s blank slate contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Johnson
Fawcett
Frederick
Third
Seventh
Arthur “Chip” Fawcett
Marcous, O’leary and Associates
Washington, D.C
Carroll Creek
Board of Education
J. Rolfe Castleman
School Board and Teachers Clash Over Negotiation Scope
Frederick County Board of Education officials say 1971 72 contract talks with the Frederick County Teachers Association hinge not only on cost but on what items are suitable for negotiation. The board estimates the teachers' proposals would add 16.9 million, while the teachers argue the scope includes welfare matters beyond salaries. Both sides agree on some negotiable items like salaries but differ on class size, reading specialists, and non classroom duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Frederick County Teachers Association
FCTA
Reese Poffenbarger
Poffenbarger
Frederick County
Ford family members gather for visits and anniversary
Mrs. Pauline Ford returns to her home on South Market Street after visiting her two sons and granddaughter and families in Arlington Virginia and Broad Run Farms Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Free of New Market celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary today February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Ford
South Market Street
John Mullins
Arlington
Charles Ford
Broad Run Farms
Kenneth Ford
Dover
Del
Monroe
New Market
In Memoriam Jones A tribute to Harry C Jones
Loving children DOT DEAN CHARLES KATHLEEN and NORMAN honor Harry C Jones on the third anniversary of his death February 2. The poem recalls his memory and enduring love, noting thoughts, hearts, smiles, and the lasting ache of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot
Dean
Charles
Kathleen
Norman
iTicket Sales Extended For Scout Dinner
Ticket sales for the recognition dinner honoring Dr. William G. Roessler and Richard D. Hammond have been extended to Friday. Both men have given 25 years to the Boy Scout program as Troop 271 scoutmasters, with the event at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. Tickets are sold by Reese Whitesell at Whitesell Bowen Pharmacy and Post Office in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Roessler
Richard D. Hammond
Frederick Presbyterian Church
William Spinnler
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Reese Whitesell
Whitesell- Bowen Pharmacy
Frederick
Local Notices and Business Cards in Frederick Area
A collage of local notices thanks church members for sympathy after Nellie Wills death and lists community acknowledgments. Includes ads for restaurants, jewelers, salons, shoe stores, tax services, car wash, orchards, and various small businesses with contact details and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity United Methodist Church
Rev. Brunkow
Nellie Wills
Newell
Mary) Esterly
New Manager Sale At The Clothes Horse In Middletown
Local shopping guide spotlights a final clearance at The Clothes Horse East Street Monocacy Shopping Center Middletown with reduced prices on coats suits dresses and misc apparel. The listing also promotes new shipments Love Jeans Hot Pants Prairie Dresses and Party Dresses plus men’s wear at discounted rates and parking for 500 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Clothes Horse
East Street
Monocacy Shopping
Slack Shack
Monocacy
Detrick Receives National Safety Council Award of Merit
Fort Detrick earns the Award of Merit for fiscal year 1970 from National Safety Council president Howard Pyle in Chicago. Recognition covers July 1, 1963 to June 30, 1970 for meritorious safety performance based on accident free man hours. This is the fifth NSC award to Fort Detrick in 21 years, with prior honors including the 1960 65 64 67 69 and 70 for the Council second highest award. the top Award of Honor has been received in 1950 53 59 65 and 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrick
Fort Detrick
Floyd B. Mitman Jr
Donald G. Schley
Industrial Health and Safety Office
National Safety Council
Chicago
Howard Pyle
Usastratcom East Coast Telecommunications Center
United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
U. S. Naval Unit
U. S. Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anna Elizabeth Bohn
John D. Bohn
Bunker Hill Road
Union Bridge
Theodore Stambaugh
Carroll County
Oliver F
Margie Devilbiss Grossnickle
David R. Bohn
Johnsville
Helen V. Houck
Keymar
Mary L. Stambaugh
Beaver Dam
Old Order German Baptist Church
D.D. Hartzler
Beaver Dam Church
Edward Phillip
Mulford
Edward Phillip Mulford
Winiford E. Maher Mulford
Midway Drive
Katherine Barry Mulford
Edward Mulford Jr
Patricia Ann Mulford
James L. Mulford
Timothy J. Mulford
Thomas S. Mulford
St. John’s Roman Catholic Church
Calvert Hall College
Air Force
Alban Tractor Co
Boy Scouts
Robert E. Dailey and Son
North Market Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Gerald E. LaPorta
Parkwood Cemetery
Nellie L. Sigafoose
Nellie Lee Sigafoose
William D
Julia A. Beall Sigafoose
Point of Rocks
Ashbury
Gaithersburg
Old Girl’s High School
Gartner Funeral Home
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Memoriam
Pop
iTicket
Scout
Starr
Bentz St
E Wilbur Luin
Bert Tisdall
Lillie M. Luhn
E. Wilbur Luhn
E. Patrick St
Call Balto
Maryland
Gas House Pike
George I. Lease
I. E. Lease
George W. Smith
Emmett Bowlts
Leslie Hutzell
Cappelle’s Food Market
N. Market Street
Esskay’s
Esskay
Mousselman
Kraft
U.S. No
Shop Cappella’s For Quality Foods
Russell Stover
Valentine
Harold's
Market Street
Paul R. Kolb
James A Rice
Royfax
Blue MT. Inn
Mr. S. of
Thurmont Rt
Tyler
Ellis. Tullis
E. Church St
Tullis
Tyler'’S Jewelers
N. Market St
Johnny Swampers
Kenneth H. Willard
Nancy Moore
LaCherie
Little’s
Donna Goodsall
Knapp
Rudy Hamilton
Nancy Turner
Headhunters
Woody’s Hour
Childcraft Ist
Connie
Ken Mercer
Paul L. Brown
KEHNE
W. Patrick St
Apples Red Delicious
Stayman
Quynn Orchard Reel's Mall
Merle C. Summers
No. Market St
Frederick Shopping
Prospect Shopping
Shepley
Market St
Ecker
Cortland
Stayman & York
N. of
Sun
Frederick News-Post
East Patrick Street
Jerry Lawson
Rec
McLain Home Improvement
Johnny Eyler
Frederick Co
P.O. Box
Jefferson Community Center
Jefferson Raritan Club
Middletown High School
Valley Varieties
Middletown H
Gate
Model Garage
MHS
Moser’s
Space Pak Repairs & Service
Rodger's
Rodger’s
Mkt
Ext
John K. Henderson
Clark E Dayhoff
CBS Electric Co
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating CO
Frederick Glass Shop
Fourth Street
Woodrow (Bull) Anderson
East Patrick St
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