Deaths R Ray Englar and three others listed
R Ray Englar 78 of Westminster dies at University Hospital Baltimore after extended illness. Survived by two sisters. services and mass scheduled. contributions to church or charity expected. David Clenton Mainhart 88 of Baltimore dies. former B&O Railroad employee. survived by four sons, three daughters, seven grandchildren, four great grandchildren. services Thursday in Brunswick. Bee R Cooper 87 of Lucketts dies after long illness. survives six daughters and two sons. burial at Bethel Methodist Church Cemetery after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ray Enguar
R. Ray Englar
Westminster
University Hospital
Baltimore
Linwood
Carroll County
Nathan and
Clara Engler
Dorothea Lathrop Smith Englar
Clayton H. Englar
Edgar G. Barnes
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler
Church of the Ascension
William D. White
David C. Mainhart
David Clenton Mainhart
Brunswick
Nora Mae Mainhart
Mainhart
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hugh V
Leroy E
James H. Mainhart
Harry D. Mainhart
Lovettsville
Nellie Harrison
Bessie R. Cooper
Bee R Cooper
Lucketts
Loudoun Gan Hospital
Leesburg
William ‘. Cooper
Cooper
Bethel Methodist Church
G. W. Harrison
Frederick
Otho Harrison
Sarah Wells
Albert Frye
Nora Wilt
Doubs
Blanche Crews
Philomont
Wesley Cooper
Joseph Cooper
Upperville
Funeral Services for Mrs Leona Alston
Services for Mrs Leona Alston of Brunswick were held Saturday at Feete Funeral Home. Bearers were R N Philips R J Mohler B Garrison C T Keller R D Funk and N G Woods. She was buried in Union Cemetery Lovettsville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona L. Alston
Leona Leona Alston
Brunswick
Feete
R. N. Philips
R J. Mohler
RB. Garrison
C. T. Keller
R. D Funk
N. G Woods
Union Cemetery
Lovettsville
Mrs Escholtz to Celebrate 82nd Birthday in Baltimore
Mrs. John Escholtz formerly of Frederick and now residing in Baltimore will celebrate her 82nd birthday Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Escholtz
Frederick
Baltimore
Ill and Injured Residents Admitted to Frederick Memorial
Among the sick Mrs. Carl Ramsburg of Walkersville is at Frederick Memorial Hospital with a heart condition. She was carried there yesterday by the Woodsboro ambulance. Mr. James Best of West South Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday. Mrs. Nicholas Parrish Sr. of East Sixth Street was admitted Saturday with fractures of both wrists from a downtown street fall. Her condition is reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ramsburg
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Woodsboro
James Best
West South Street
Nicholas Parrish Sr
East Sixth Sixth Street
Lynch Lodge Masons Schedule George Washington Birthday Event
Brunswick speaker David H. Brown will address Lynch Lodge 163 A F and A M at the George Washington birthday celebration on Feb 25 at West Church Street lodge. Dinner begins 6 15 p m with tickets due by Feb 22. William F Holmes presides. committee includes Kupferberg Kettells and Bishop Jr. Tickets from committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Brown
Brunswick
Lynch Lodge 163
A.F
A. Masons
West Church Street
Brown
Brunswick Lodge
William F. Holmes
Lazarus L. Kupferberg
Durward W. Kettells
Ronald A. Bishop Jr
Epilepsy Chapter Holds Meeting
The Frederick County Chapter for Epilepsy held its monthly meeting February 4 at Winchester Hall with President H. G. Baker presiding. Guest speaker Marvin F. Spencer Jr. discussed facing the world with optimism. Frederick High officials attended and letters to area employers were noted. The next meeting is set for March 4 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
H. G. Baker
Marvin F. Spencer Jr
Frederick High School
Spencer
Warren C. Smith
Charles Henson
Editor To Address Convocation at Washington College
Education editor Fred M. Hechinger of the New York Times will address Washington College’s Birthday Convocation on February 20. Hechinger, a Phi Beta Kappa graduate, will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. Weekend events include Honors Dinner, Convocation, Parents’ Day activities, a birthday ball, and a basketball game, with exhibits in Hudson Hall and Bunting Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Hechinger
New York Times
Washington College
Hechinger
City College
New York
University of London
U.S
Germany
Hudson Hall
Russell Gymnasium
Wovela College
Mason-Dixon
Bunting Library
Physicist to Visit Bridgewater Campus
Dr L Thomas Aldrich a Carnegie Institution physicist visits Bridgewater College February 18 and 19 to lecture discuss and advise on physics curriculum. Sponsored by AAAPT and AIP he lectures in Bowman Hall Room 101 on The Earth as a Physics Laboratory at 8 pm and in Room 109 on Measurement and Interpretations of Mineral Ages at 4 pm both open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Thomas Aldrich
Carnegie Institution of
Washington, DC
Bridgewater College
Aldrich
Bridgewater
American Association of Physics Teachers
American Institute of Physics
Nean Neher
Enrollment at Montgomery J C tops 2700 for Spring 1965
The office of registrar William H. Neal releases a Spring Semester enrollment figure slightly above 2700 at Montgomery Junior College. Registration will settle somewhat below 2700 after period shifts. Spring term began and will end with Commencement Sunday June 13 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Neal
Montgomery Junior College
City Property Sold to Terrace Lanes Inc for 18000
Millard A. and Sallie E. Haines conveyed the property at 14 West College Terrace to Terrace Lanes Inc for 18000. The Haineses plan to move to Westbrook. Terrace Lanes noted no immediate expansion plans for the 1957 square foot site and will rent it as a private residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West College Terrace
Millard A
Sallie E. Haines
Terrace Lanes Inc
Haineses
Westbrook
Terrace Lanes
Denmark Names New Ambassador to the United States
Copenhagen reports Torben Roenne named Denmark's new ambassador to the United States. Roenne, currently in Oslo, will succeed Count Knuth Winterfeldt who has served as ambassador since 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Torben Roenne
Roenne
Oslo
Count Knuth- Winterfeldt
Progress in heart disease fight spans all ages
Over 15 years medical advances cut cardiovascular deaths 74 percent for men 45 to 64. Open heart surgery and heart lung machines moved from experiments to routine care. Baby heart defects repaired, strep prevention cut rheumatic fever, and artificial pacemakers plus grafts extend lives. Heart surgery saves well over 100000 Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Heart Association
Dojormas Jr
Frederick Covamennatic Protection
Job Corps interviews discussed by Frederick officials
Miss Mayetta Hershberger and Mrs. Geneva Barthel outlined plans to hire area youths under Job Corps work training at Thurmont amid red tape and pending federal decisions. Randolph B. Rosencrantz asked how administration will work, while local committee weighs final approvals. Separately, James F. Walsh of Frederick's National Guard Company A 2nd Bn 175th Infantry was promoted to captain after serving 17 years and earlier acting as executive officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Mayetta Hershberger
Frederick
Department of Employment Security
Miss Hershberger
Geneva Barthel
County Welfare Department
Boswell
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Frederick County
Yy C. Millard Siler Jr
James F. Walsh
175Th Infantry
Walsh
Kenneth L. May
Capt. Walsh
Fort Detrick
Meteoroids Threat to Spacecraft Highlighted in Saturn Tests
The Saturn test flight outlined the spacecraft's aim to test an operating payload and evaluated meteoroids as a risk. Meteoroids range from sand-sized grains to marble-sized particles traveling at 136000 mph, capable of eroding coatings and threatening space missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegasus
Moon
Fbi reports 1964 Cuba travel linked to Black Liberation Front leader
Hoover disclosed arrests and charges against Collier of Boston born origin who traveled to Cuba with a student group. he heads the Black Liberation Front. Collier, married with one child, studied in Cambridge and worked at the New York Public Library. Bowe, Philadelphian, judo instructor in New York, Howard University alumnus, supports Castro. Sayyed, Brooklyn born, Howard University student, lives in Brooklyn. Miss Duclos, from Canada, employed by a Quebec separatist party, resides in Montreal.
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Hoover
Collier
Boston
State Department
Cuba
Jeader
Black Liberation Front
Manhattan
Lowell Institute School
Cambridge
Mass
New York Public Library
Air Force
London
Bowe
Philadelphia
Henry Street Settlement House
New York City
Howard University
Washington
Fidel Castro
Fair Play For
Sayyed
Brooklyn
School of Engineering
Miss Duclos
Canada
Quebec
Rassemblement Pour L'Independence Nationale
Montreal
Politics Is Bustin Out All Over
A roundup of early 1960s party maneuvering across several states. Lausche faces AFL-CIO pressure but keeps Democratic alignment. Ford defends Reagan from carpetbagging claims. Kennedy clashes with New York leaders while Javits weighs a possible bid. Case hints at governor run. Neuberger to seek re election with Hatfield likely opponent. Burch critiques media framing after Goldwater defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Union
News and Views
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Iinois
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
Ronald Reagan
California
Springfield
Ford
Reagan
Illinois
Barry Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
New York
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Joseph Zaretzki
Kennedy
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Wagner
Mark C. Hatfield
Salt Lake City
GOP
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Burch
Local Cub Scout Pins Congressman in Capitol Ceremony
Charles Ostertag of Pack 799 at Fort Detrick pinned the Scout emblem on Congressman John J. Flynt Jr of Georgia during a February 8 ceremony in the House Reception Room of the Capitol. The event was part of Operation VIP marking the 55th anniversary of Scouting. Charles is the son of Sgt and Mrs Charles T Ostertag of West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ostertag
Fort Detrick
John J. Flynt Jr
Georgia
Capitol
Charles
Charles T. Ostertag
West Seventh Street
Jet Lands Safely With 105 Aboard
An American Airlines Astrojet with 105 aboard landed safely at Carswell AFB after circling for an hour due to a hydraulic nose gear fault. The plane had departed from Love Field Dallas en route to New York and diverted for a safer landing. Passengers were later rebooked on a Dallas to New York flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth. Tex
American Airlines
Astrojet
Carswell Air Force Base
Cal
Love Field
New York
Carswell
Fallon Suggests W Md Pilot Area for Appalachian Rehab
Rep. George H Fallon proposes Allegany Garrett and Washington counties as a pilot in western Maryland for Appalachian Regional Development. He notes a 196,000 population and rapid local-led recovery could attract federal participation and set a model for other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Appalachia
George H. Fallon
D.-Md
Appalachia Reginal Commission
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Fallon
House Public Works Committee
Perryville Soldier Dies In Viet Nam
AP reports Specialist 5 C David N Clayton of Perryville Maryland is listed by the Defense Department among soldiers killed in last week's bombing of Qui Nhon Army barracks in South Vietnam. Municipal notices announce a February 18 1963 public zoning hearing in Frederick to change 44 acres from R1 to M1 on the Wilson Mercer farm. Orphans Court orders sale of Bessie F Turner estate with executor reports of eight thousand fifty dollars. Local community notices advertise baked ham and fried chicken supper at Yellow Springs hall on March 28 benefiting Brookhill Methodist Church Cappello's offers meat specials at 200 N Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
David N. Clayton
Perryville
Defense Department
Qui Nhon Army
South Viet Nam
City of Frederick Wil
Board Room
City Hall
Wilson Mercer
East Patrick Street
Floyd L. Bowman
Emmons C. Sanner
Patrick Street
E. Paul Magaha
Richard R. Burgee
Orphans’ Court of
Frederick
County
Maryland
Bessie F Turner
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Bessie F. Turner
Mary H Gregory
Ralph E White
Benjamin L. Shuff
Yellow Springs Community Hall
Brookhill Methodist Charen
Five Nominated To Fill Vacancy In County Court
Allegany County Bar Association nominates five attorneys to fill the vacancy on the county circuit court caused by Judge W Earle Cobey's death February 2. Nominees are Del Noel Cook James S Getty Simon F Reilly Mathew J Mullaney and Horace P Whitworth. List goes to Maryland Bar Association then Gov Tawea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Allegany County Bar Association
W. Earle Cobey
del. Noel Cook
Allegany
James S. Getty
Lonaconing
Simon F. Reilly
Midland
Mathew J. Mullaney
Horace P. Whitworth
Westernport
Maryland Bar Aceeeration
Tawea
Lewistown Grocery Store Auction Announcement
Lat February 20 sale at Lewistown Service Center Lewistown Maryland features grocery store items. Auctioneers Glenn and James G Trout clerks Ralph Weybright and Wayne Swomley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Glenn
James G. Trout
Ralph Weybright
Wayne Swomley
In Memoriam and Local Notices Preview
In Memoriam notices honor Helen L. Dixon Edith E Wachter Ira M Wachter and Harry D Winpigler Sr with family signatures and surviving relatives. Local mentions feature thanks for hospital visits flowers and kindness from Sophia E Guyton Dr E G Bourne Jr Rev Eugene Young and others. brief notices list events and advertisements from Frederick Maryland community groups and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sophia E. Guyton
E. G. Bourne Jr
Eugene Young
Alden Grant Creek
Charles L. Main
Hood College
Morningstar
Cadle and Hammett
Gettysburg Hospital
Charles
Wilhelm
Harry H. Swomley Sr
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Lynch Lodge Masons
Bridgewater Campus
Montgomery J.C
City Property
Saturn
FBI
Jet
W. Md
Viet Nam
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Mad
Cappello
Market ST
Maine
Dixon
Helen L. Dixon
Bradley S. Dixon
Katherine
Wachter
Edith E. Wachter
Ira M. Wachter
Cordelis
Clarence
Jane
Roberta
Shirley
Elaine
Winpigler
Harry D. Winpigler Sr
Robert Levering
Stella Irene Winpigter
Mt. Airy
Texaco
Ridgeville
All Saints
N. Court ST
St. Barnabas Church
Frederick County Council OF Parent Teachers Associations
Duval W. Sweadner
Frederick Community College
Leroy Davis
North Frederick
Motter Avenue
Simpson’s
Loraine Simpson
Ralph E. White
W. Jerome Offutt
Ralph L. Gastley Jr
West Second Street
Register of Wills
Joseph Ganley
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
S&h
Frederick City
Esso Patrick & Bentz Street
Glade Valley Lions Club
Dickerson Church
Mrs Brown
Porters Grill
Minute Maid
Southern States Woodsboro Co-op
Lisbon
Mr. R. Doyle
Repth
Nelson Tucker
Garret
Treeland Nurseries Inc
Howard W. Ash
Charles E. Fogle
Coker
South Court Street
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Apples Red
Golden Delicious
York
Rome
Sat
Sun
Catoctin
Orchard Thurmont
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial MO
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Routzahn
Budg 77
Eds
Little
Bealty Shop
Ecker's Beauty Salon
North Market St
MOSER
Middletown
B. & W. Dispcervice
Raehi
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