Deaths In Frederick Area Include Local Cleric And Infants
The Rev. Martin W. Hyland 54 longtime St Marys Catholic Church Barnesville died in Winter Park Florida. Geneva May Beard infant daughter of Roy C Beard and Rebecca Beard Westminster died at Carroll County General Hospital. Charles E Welty 61 of Frederick County died at home. Miss Lucy Boblitz 85 Thurmont resident died at National Lutheran Home Washington. Mrs Helen V Kefauver 66 Frederick County woman died in Richmond Virginia. Burial and funeral details follow for each, with services at St Marys Barnesville and various local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Hyland
St. Mary
Barnesville
Winter Park
Hyland
Baltimore County
Ella R. Hyland
John W. Hyland
Agnes L. Carter
Baltimore
Catholic University
Rome
Gate of Heaven
Wheaton
Hilton Funeral Home
Ites
Geneva M. Beard
Geneva May Beard
Roy C
Rebecca Breeden Beard
Wimnert Ave
Westminster
Carroll, County General Hospital
Linganore Cemetery
Unionville
Roy C. Beard Jr
Margaret Ann Beard
Wiliam D. Breeden
D. D. Hartzler and Sons Funeral Home
Charles E. Welty
Charles Earl Welty
Dorothy White Welty
Eastchurch St
Lewistown
Luther
Florence Dusing Welty
Douglas M Welty
Irvin F. Welty
This City
Virgil Rhine
Frederick
Olive Ray
Bartonsville
Mr. Welty
F.C.E
Loyal Order of the Moose
Quarter Century Club
Lyle W. Ashby
Trinity Methodist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Lucy Boblitz
Frederick County
National Lutheran Home
Washington
Ephnam L Boblitz
Thurmont
St John’s Lutheran Church
18Th
Dougas Avenues
N.E
Carl R. Simon
William E Ervin
St. John’s Lutheran Church
United Brethren Cemetery
Muton Howard
Miuiam L Ramsburg Staley
Harry C. Staley
Vancouver
George Foote
Lester Wiles
E. Church St
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Frederick Memorial Park
M. R. Etchison & Son
Rebecca Breeden Beard Sr
Carroll County General Hospital
Roy C. Beard, Jr
William D. Breeden
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Budget rift over Brunswick sewer and water fund balance
Town observer Bryan alleges the town runs a deficit stance though no separate sewer and water fund exists with over 40 000 cash. He contests a 400 000 bond for water upgrades when 361 500 suffices and predicts year end red ink, while officials cite legal accounting and state standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Bryan
Donald A. Woods
Frederick
Bailey and Bailey
William W. Wenner
Woods
Bailey
Maryland
Orndorff
No Test No Drive DMV Push For Chemical Tests
Maryland legislators consider an implied consent bill requiring drivers arrested for drunken driving to take chemical tests or lose their licenses. DMV official Emer J Johnson cites test effectiveness and rehab programs, with figures on first to fourth offense trends. Gov Tawes backs the plan despite lawyer concerns over test accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Emer J. Johnson
John R. Jewell
Johnson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jewell
Mary L. Nock
D-Wicomico
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Tawes
Department of Motor Vehicles
Col
Carey Jarman
Russel S. Fishter
Department
Viet Cong Kill American Engineer Near Saigon
Viet Cong guerrillas shot and killed an American civilian engineer operating a tractor at a jungle rock quarry 20 miles northeast of Saigon. His partner escaped as two guerrillas opened fire. a U.S. 1st Infantry Division patrol recovered the body. The slain engineer, employed by RMK construction, remained unnamed. The incident followed a December kidnapping of two Americans, one Vietnamese and one Canadian. the Canadian was killed while others were rescued. Vice President Hubert Humphrey toured a pacified village outside Saigon and planned further stops to discuss U.S. policy and social and economic reforms with troops and in Asian capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
U.S
Thurmont Life and Local Views Feature
Thurmont notes describe Mrs. Willard enjoying company with youth and preferring neat appearance. She mentions a recent permanent wave and interest in looking nice. Mrs. Devilbiss comments on local longevity advertising in Bryan’s Blade Times and questions a potential conflict of interest if a mayor also runs a newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
The
Blade Times
Illness and Surgery News from local residents
Among the sick Mrs Kenneth Hubbard of Walkersville daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Ausherman of Walkersville underwent surgery Wednesday in Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Blanche Hilderbrand of Madison Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a broken ankle Mr Karl J Smith Jr a student at Hagerstown Business College and son of Mr and Mrs Karl Smith of Rocky Ridge is ill at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hubbard
Walkersville
Chester Ausherman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Blanche Hilderbrand
Madison Street
Karl J. Smith Jr
Hagerstown
Airman 10 John W Droneburg completes basic training
Airman 10 John W Droneburg son of Mrs. Paul Jeffers Motter Place and John G Droneburg N Market Street has completed Air Force basic training and is now at Amarillo Air Force Base for an eleven week course in inventory management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Droneburg
Paul Jeffers
Motter Place
John G. Droneburg
N. Market St
Air Force
Amarillo Air Force Base
Gaithersburg Man Charged With Bank Embezzlement
Walter Alexander Copeland 23 of Emory Grove Road near Gaithersburg faces embezzlement charges after about $15,000 in bank funds missing while he worked as a stock clerk at the Farmers Bank Branch of the First National Bank of Maryland in Rockville. He allegedly opened registered mail envelopes including brown remittance envelopes and misappropriated $3,570.10 on or about December 7, 1965. Copeland was released on $1,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing before U.S. Commissioner F Archie Meatyard Jr. in Bethesda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Rockville
FBI
Walter Alexander Copeland
Emory Grove Road
U.S
F. Archie Meatyard Jr
Bethesda
Tully
Copeland
Farmers Bank
First National Bank of Maryland
Post Office Department
City Man Injured In Collision On Fairview Avenue
A Frederick man, Philip Robert, 49, is hospitalized with multiple lacerations after a 1:25 a.m. collision on Fairview Avenue. Reese Warner Jr., 27, struck a parked car owned by Louise Thompson, then hit a snowbank. police charged Warner with failing to reduce speed. Damages totaled 350 on the parked car and 900 on Warner’s 1960 sedan. A second accident on Holter Road near Middletown involved Harold A. Culler, 48, and Sylvia C. Linton with $275 damages each. no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fairview Avenue
Philip Robert
Reese Warner Jr
Elm Street
Louise Thompson
Warner
Robert
Carlton C. Barger
Holter
Middletown
Harold A. Culler
Sylvia C. Linton
RFD 2
Tpr
J. A. McDonald
Two Local Birthdays Noted Mr Ramsburg and Mrs Knill
Mr Oscar Ramsburg of 514 Wilson Place will celebrate his 79th birthday this Saturday. Mrs Estella M Knill will mark her 90th birthday the same day at her son in law and daughter Wilbur S Gordon home near Jefferson where she is residing. Her children will host a dinner in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Ramsburg
Wilson Place
Estella M. Knill
Wilbur S. Gordon
Jefferson
Wilbourne Divorce Granted in Rockville Custody Granted
Kenneth M. Wilbourne of Biggs Avenue was granted an absolute divorce from Maureen Kaufman Wilbourne of Bethesda on January 27 in Rockville. He was awarded custody of the three minor children Michele Kenneth M. Jr. and Kevin Wilbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth M. Wilbourne
Biggs Avenue
Maureen Kaufman
Wilbourne
Bethesda
Rockville
Michele
Kenneth M. Jr
Kevin Wilbourne
Fried Chicken and Country Ham Supper Saturday
Public notices announce a Saturday April 16 fundraiser at Hyattstown Methodist Church. Also listed is a February 15 sale along Route 40A at Clifton by Paul Mahoney featuring six Holstein cows bred from Md and W Va stock. Grace E Smith widow thanks friends and family for support and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattstown Fire
Hyattstown Meth. Church
Paul Mahoney
Clifton
Mahoney
In Memoriam George Domer Father
In memoriam from Beatrice Craig and John Eichelberger for George Domer who died Feb 8 1965. The poem recalls bedside scenes tender care and the ache of his loss. The daughter Beatrice grandson Craig and son in law John sign the tribute and ask readers to tend his grave with tokens of love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domer
George Domer
Beatrice
Craig & Son
John Eichelberger
City seeks bids for Badger Water Meters contract No 65 N
Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Frederick Maryland for Contract No 65 N to install Badger water meters in blocks of about fifty. Bids due February 15 1966 at 3 00 PM and opened publicly. Five percent bid bond required. City reserves right to reject all bids. City Engineer Robert J Rothenhoefer. Also notice of groundwater permit application by Maryland State Roads Commission for 10000 to 15000 gallons per day from 24 wells near Frederick with hearing March 8 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Frederick
Maryland
Robert J. Rothenhoefer
Maryland State Roads Commission
Preston Street
Baltimore
Department of Water Resources
Frederick County
Wolfsville Road
Hagerstown
State Office
Annapolis
Lewistown Community Events and Club Notices
Local associations announce events from February 12 and February 14 including Family Night at Lewistown Community Hall, a giant jackpot, and a regular monthly meeting of the Jeffersonian Democratic Club. Also listed are public auctions, fire department suppers, dance events, and social notices across Lewistown Walkersville and Middletown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown Citizens Association
Lewistown Community Hall
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Notice to bidders for filing cabinets at Governor Thomas Johnson HS
The Frederick County Board of Education invites sealed bids to supply and deliver filing cabinets for Governor Thomas Johnson High School in Frederick Maryland. Specifications and proposal sheets are available at the Board office. Bids must be received by 3:30 PM EST February 18 1966. The board reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive informalities. JOAN L CARNOCHAN JR secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Frederick County
East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
Thomas Johnson
Joan L. Carnochan JR
Johnny's Market Auction and Local Notices
A collage of storefront ads, auctions, and local notices lists Johnny's Market pricing on groceries, a public sale on February 15 1966 at Clifton Rd for Holstein cows and farm equipment, and various community events including library hours, oyster feed, and business services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Rd
Walkersville
James G. Trout
Maryland
Glenn Trout
Wachter
Tom Matthews
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen V. Kefauver
Helen Virginia Kefauver
Albert H. Kefauver
Davis Ave
Medical College
Richmond
Virginia
Rev
DMV
Viet Nam
WRC
Miss Kovacs
Toalepai
Grace E. Smith
Estelle Barnhart
Dill Ave
Romer & Co
Alan Lane
Geo. P. Devilbiss
Dr. Stoner
Walkersville Fire Co
George P. Devilbiss
Paul
Dot
R. D. Bemp & Sons
P. Brown
Yellow Springs Community Hall
Hyattstown
Byattstown Vol. Fire Dept
New Market District Vol. Fire Dept
Paul R. Kolb
Vindabona Personnel
Lew Wade
Amvets Post
Constance H. Mercer
Independent Fire Hall
Church Street
Derrick
Boy Scouts of America
Johnny's
Morton
Morton’s
Johnny's Market
Ith & Market
Clifton Rd
Paul W. Mahoney
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Jefferson Raritan Club
C. Burr Artz Library
Thomas H. Quill
Lewistown Social Club, Inc
Cross Key’s
Kidd’s Cafe
York & Rome
Catoctin
MT. Orchard
Mi. N
Sat
Presser
Blue Cross and
Blue Shield
Prospect Plaza
Stayman
York
Quynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill Rd
Ecker
North Market St
Routzahn
BUDGE
South Market
Leeds
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial MO
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
MOSER
Import Car Service
ALL Makes
Christopher R. Custer, Inc
Nelson Tucker
H. & R. Block Co
America
Sun
Stark
Deraif
Mackenzie Nursery
Tare
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