Deaths in Maryland area claim several locals and relatives
William Grayson Cummings 43 of Bladensburg and former Brunswick resident dies suddenly. Survived by son Patrick F. Cummings and brother Richard. Funeral details set at Brown Funeral Home Lovettsville and St Francis Brunswick. Nellie Stone Curfman dies in Detroit aged 79, survived by two children and several relatives. Services in Detroit and burial at Mt Olivet noted. Paul Jones 63 of Hagerstown dies at home. long time oil firm operator. Survives by wife Olive and multiple siblings and nieces. Funeral at Minnich, burial Browns Mill Pennsylvania. donations to Washington County Heart Association requested. George F Rosensteel 71 of Emmitsburg dies in Gettsyburg hospital. taxi and bus operator for 43 years. Survived by wife Frances, three sons, a daughter, and siblings. services at St Joseph’s Church and Wilson Funeral Home. Dessie J Etzler widow of Thurmont resident Anderson Etzler dies at Frederick Nursing Center. funeral arrangements pending. William Franklin Oden 75 of Brunswick dies at home. retired B O railroader. Survives by three daughters. burial arrangements not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Grayson Cummings
William Grayson Cummings
Bladensburg
Brunswick
Katherine Wiard Cummings
William G. Cummings
Pvt
Patrick F. Cummings
Gordon
Richard Cummings
Riverdale
Brown Funeral Home
Lovettsville
St. Francis Church
Lovettsville Union Cemetery
Archie C. Curfman
Nellie Stone Curfman
Frederick
Detroit
Mich
Frederick County
Howard I
Mary Elizabeth Knill Stone
Ruth Roelke
Rayhu Curfman
Arthur Stone
Long Corner
Bessie Beard
Paul Jones
C. Paul Jones
C. Paul Jones Oil Co
Briarcliff Dr
Hagerstown
Glenolden
Richard and
Anna Mayor Jones
Jones
Christ Reformed Church
R. Paul Smith
BPO Elks
United Commercial Travelers
Izaak Walton League of America
Maugansville Fire Co
Western Enterprise Fire Co
Olive Sellers Jones
Benjamin Jones
Miami
Fla
Howard Jones
Maugansville
Walter Jones
Baltimore
Frederick Jones
Middletown
Ohio
Donald Jones
U.S. Army
Germany
Leroy Ruth
Hilda Jones
Buckeystown
G. F. Rosensteel
George Francis Rosensteel
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
James A
Anna Hiker Rosensteel
Frances Ogle Rosensteel
Claude Seiss
John
George E
Robert A
Edward Rosensteel
Margaret Rosensteel
RFD
St. Joseph’s Catholic
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Louis
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
William F. Oden
William Franklin Oden
Bertha Mae Oden
Margaret
Catherine Oden
Oden
B & O Railroad
Ruby Reed
Frances ‘Carr
Jane Groves
Leesburg
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Obituary of Howard Oden of Brunswick and Family
One son, Howard Oden of Brunswick, five half sisters and numerous grandchildren are named in the obituary. Friends may call Feete Funeral Home 7 to 9 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday. Services are set Thursday at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. A. D. Salmon officiating. Burial will be in St. Pauls Cemetery, Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Oden
Brunswick
Claire Metzer
Lillie Cook
Millie Lamm
Margaret Tracey
Point of Rocks
India Peterson
Oden
Feete Funeral Home
A. D. Salmon
Grace Episcopal Church of
Funeral Services for Mrs Mae Elizabeth House
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Zittlestown Independent Church for Mrs Mae Elizabeth House of Boonsboro who died Thursday at Washington County Hospital. Officiating were Revs Luther Barnhart and Billman. Pallbearers: Glenn Harvey Routzahn James Weddle Jr. James Weddle Sr. Delbert House Ronald Easterday Elbert Moser. Burial in Boonesboro Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Elizabeth House
Washington County Hospital
Zittlestown Independent Church
Zittlestown
Tax Credit For Pollution Control Bill Filed
State Senator Goodloe E Byron of Frederick Carroll introduced a bill to let local governments grant a tax credit up to 50 percent of installation costs for air and water pollution control equipment. The measure mirrors prior House efforts and aims to spur private investment before federal remediation laws bite. Byron also named Sylvia Puryear of Westminster as his legislative secretary amid reapportionment pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodloe E. Byron
Frederick Carroll
Senate
Byron
House of Delegates
Sylvia Puryear
Westminster
Miss Puryear
Law Office
Dulaney and Davis
Massacre claimed in Equatoria reprisal raids
ADDIS ABABA AP Sudanese troops allegedly killed about 400 people in late January during reprisal raids on six villages in Equatoria. The Azawa Liberation Front and its Anya-Nya armed wing claim responsibility citing a prior rebel attack. The group reports a guerrilla force of 5,000. Chinese weapons bound for Congo rebels reportedly ended up with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Equatoria
South Sudan
Azawa Liberation Front
Sudan
Anya-Nya
Liberation Front
Bronze Star Awarded Area Soldier
S Sgt John H Harshman of Middletown received the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in Vietnam. He served as Intelligence Operations Specialist and NCOIC of Target Materiel in the Seventh Air Force Directorate at Tan Son Nhut, with duties dated January 4 to August 21, 1966. He has since returned to the United States and is stationed at Altus Air Force Base Oklahoma. He is married with five children and lives in Altus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Harshman
J. Herman Harshman
Middletown
Vietnam
Harshman
Directorate of
Headquarters
Seventh Air Force
Tan Son
Nhut
United States
Altus Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Altus
Okla
Short Cuts For Apollo Disclosed
Two NASA engineers from Marshall Space Flight Center warned at Cocoa Beach that schedule pressure tempts engineers to take superficial answers. They argued not to let deadlines drive errors in a program valued at millions of dollars where lives could be at risk. Bradley urged one shift of personnel for testing, reinforcing calls for safer practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
American Institute of Aeoonautics and Astronautics
Cocoa Beach
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Daniel H. Driscoll Jr
Marshall
Systems Test Division
Jesse N. Bradley
Bradley
VC Shell Airfields As Truce Draws Near
The Viet Cong shelled four airfields in South Vietnam as a Tet cease fire nears, with 143 Communist soldiers killed in ground fighting. U S air raids peaking before the truce yielded limited strikes due to poor weather, while a U S Air Force observation plane was shot down in North Vietnam. Allies pull back to defensive positions after days of heavy engagements. Viet Cong terror attacks against civilians and deaths near a deputy province chief's home were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Vietnam
An Uth
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Do You Know Pepper’s Global Spice History
Pepper ranks as the most used spice today with American consumption near a half pound per person yearly. Native to India, pepper vines have spread to Indonesia Thailand the Philippines the West Indies Brazil and other regions where it became a major economic asset. Its uses span 6000 years from embalming fluids in ancient Egypt to medicine and taxation including historic Goths demands in 408 A.D. for Rome’s sparing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Indonesia
Thailand
Philippines
West Indies
Brazil
Rome
Chinese mobs protest outside Soviet Embassy in Peking
In Moscow dispatches Chinese mobs outside the Soviet Embassy in Peking entered a 12th day as Soviet staff were trapped inside. The C T K agency cited a Foreign Ministry warning that Soviet citizens outside the embassy could not be protected. Polish and Czechoslovak diplomats helped staff by driving through gates to deliver food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Peking
C.T.K
Soviet Leaders Hold Talks on Vietnam in London
London AP report notes no shift in Soviet stance as Kosygin and Wilson meet in private sessions at 10 Downing Street. Kosygin pressed for bombing halt before peace talks, while Wilson urged a pause to clear air for a new initiative. Demonstrations greeted the Soviet premier outside the hotel with police keeping order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vietnam
Alexei
Kosygin
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Britain
No. 10
Downing St
Moscow
United States
North Vietnam
Johnson
U.S
Washington
Downing Street
Local Hospital Admissions Highlight Frederick Area Patients
Among the sick Mrs. Ellis Keyser of Yellow Springs is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Mary H. Householder of Old Frederick Road was recently admitted to Frederick Nursing Center on Toll House Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Keyser
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mary H. Householder
Old Frederick Road
Frederick Nursing Center
Toll House Avenue
Charles Ausherman Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Charles Allen Ausherman son of Mr and Mrs Charles Ausherman of Frederick celebrates his fourth birthday. The text notes the first transatlantic radio signals were sent from the Eiffel Tower to Arlington Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allen Ausherman
Charles Ausherman
RFD 1
Frederick
Atlantic Ocean
Eiffel Tower
Arlington, Va
Snowstorm Continues From Page One Becomes Severe
The blizzard snarled transport from Kentucky to Massachusetts with National Airport closed and Dulles operating lightly. Seven states reported school closures as ground and air travel slowed. New York City logged over two inches of snow by 8 am, with gusts up to 40 mph and temperatures around 15 degrees. The Weather Bureau predicted eight more inches before the storm ends late tonight. The system formed off the Carolina coast and moved northeast in the pre dawn hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Washington
National
Dulles International
Carolina
Flintkote Company Sales Hit Record in 1966
Flintkote Company reported record sales of 33.85 million dollars for 1966, up from 266.92 million in 1965, as president George J. Pecaro cited housing slowdowns and tight money. Earnings for the year ended December 31, 1966, were 12.35 million, after preferred dividends, about 1.87 dollars per share, slightly above 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flintkote Company
George J. Pecaro
Pecaro
South Quarter
Flintkote
In Memoriam Myers Baby Sharon Marie Myers
In memory of our little baby girl Sharon Marie Myers who died February 6 1963 four years ago. Gone but not forgotten. Mr and Mrs Elton Myers and Junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myeers
Sharon Marie Myers
Public Showing Of Cancer Films For Women At St Johns
Public showing of cancer education films for women presented by the American Cancer Society at St. Johns School Hall on Second Street scheduled for February 8, 1967 at 8 36 PM. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindnesses during illness and death of Sterlie L. Myers. Many local notices include donations, sales, auctions, and business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
St. John’s School Hall
Second Street
Bernard Thomas Jr
Dr. Davis
United
M 1 Baker
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Sterlie L. Myers
Rhea P. Myers
Bettie
Terri
Grimes Named Acting Postmaster At Sykesville
Edward R. Grimes 55 a former Frederick resident and 30 year Post Office veteran was named acting postmaster of the Sykesville Post Office. Nominated by Rep Clarence D Long the Frederick High School graduate joined the Sykesville staff in 1937 and served except for military service. He is married to Margaret Stone of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Post Office
Sykesville
Edward R. Grimes
Russell R. Grimes
North Market Street
Clarence D. Long
Grimes
Frederick High School
Margaret Stone
Bloodmobile aids Frederick County drive by military donors
Military personnel from Fort Detrick and East Coast Relay Station joined civilians Friday to boost the Frederick County blood program. Forty four from Fort Detrick and twenty five from East Coast Relay Station donated, with several first timers. Gallon-pin recipients included Robert J. Gondek, Robert R. Walter, Austin J. Misner, David Koogle, Velma G. Graham, Charles Shaffer, Francis G. Joy and Ralph G. Kanade. Next Bloodmobile visit is Friday February 17 at State Farm Insurance, Linden Hills, 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Fort Detrick
East Coast
Robert J. Gondek
Robert R. Walter
Austin J. Misner
David Koogle
Velma G. Graham
Charles Shaffer
Francis G. Joy
Ralph G. Kanade
Frederick
State Farm Insurance Company
Linden Hills
Mrs Kennedy Attends Boston Opera Opening
Mrs John F Kennedy attended the Boston Opera Company's Don Giovanni opening on an unannounced visit. The event took place Monday night in Boston with Kennedy seen among the audience along with other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kennedy
Boston Opera
Boston
John F. Kennedy
Boston Opera Company
Frederick County to Hold Rezoning Public Hearing
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing February 14, 1967 at 11:00 am in Winchester Hall Frederick Maryland to consider a map amendment changing land from R-2 Residential to B-2 Commercial at a parcel near Route 340 and Lander Road described in Liber 450 Folio 526 and Plat No 787B. J Alfred Catsail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
Lander Road
Frederick County
Sutcliffe and Associates
Herschel T. Boyer Sr
Clifford
B. Lull Jr
A. M. Powell Jr
Planning and Zoning Commission
J. Alfred Catlail
Winchester Hials
Forest Park
S.T.H
Harold C
Blanche M. Summers
J. Alfred Catsail
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Dessie J. Etzler
Anderson H. Etzler
Thurmont
Creager Funeral Home
Edward R. McIntosh
Tiwawad Sle
Ehuera
Edward Raymond McIntosh
Feete Funeral
William Warner
Fred Weidman
Homer Rice
William Lloyd
Charles Boone
Burgess Porter
Theodore Stotler Jr
Rest Haven Memorial Gardens
Mae E. House
General Assembly
Apollo
Flinkote Company
the News
Notice High
N. Market St
Cappella
Maine
Memoriam
Cappello
Elton Myers
Junio
Harvey J. House
Derrick Scouts
Independent Fire Hall
Ralph Michel
H. J. McDonald
Joe Ogle
O. B. Jackson
United Ambulance Service
Eleanor M. Brown
Samuel Herbert
Western Maryland Hospital
Lillian Lawrence
Tom, Dick
Harry
Johnny's
Klinefelter
Harp
Erma Waters
the Waters
Prospect Plaza
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz
la Bite
D.hlla
Lester G. Bittens A. Doty
Clemsonville Rd
Union Bridge
Frederick Co
Glenn & James G. Trout
Auds
Walkersville
Mehrie N. Wachter
Myersville
Roscoe Miller
A. Doty Remsburg
Emmett R. Bowlus
Aucis
Bird Houses Redwood Construction
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Repp Road
Johnsville
Walter H. Horman
Null & Smith
George Wm. Smith
Merkle N. Wachter
Raggedy Ann
Andy
Washington ST
Blue Bird
Delmonico
South Bentz ST
Ecker
C. Eichelberger
M&w
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayho
Routzahn
E. Patrick St
Marshall B.rice
Phillip H. Zimmerman
Thomas H. Quill
Brosius Homes Corp
Call Brosius Homes Corp
Carrollton Drive
Charlotte’s
West
Merle C. Summers
Woodsboro American Legion
H. & Bt. Block Co
America
Tloors Service Inc
Ea St. Frederick, Md
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastiey, Sons
Nelson Tucker
Rodger’s
New York Strip
Rodger
S . Market St. Ext
MOSER
Rees Budget Center
South Market St
Sherwin Williams CO
E. Patrick
Anderees
Bac Hive
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