Funeral notices for Edgar U Bell Carrie Edwards Mildred J Gittinger Lipscomb Jr
Funeral services are listed for Edgar U Bell of Frederick who died Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital with pallbearers named and interment in St. Pauls Cemetery Della Carrie B Hall Edwards widow of Wayland D Edwards died Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital services conducted by Rev Woodward with pallbearers named and interment at Resthaven Memorial Gardens Garden of the Cross Hansonville Mildred Jennings Gittinger died Sunday at her residence 111 College Avenue services at her residence with pallbearers named and interment at Mount Olivet led by Rev Mark G Wagner Twelfth Liners class of 1919 attended Interment by M R Etchison and Son Funeral Directors Junious Kenneth Lipscomb Jr died Sunday at home in Brunswick services at Feete Funeral Home with pallbearers named and interment in Knoxville.
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Edgar U
Bell
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hicks Funeral Home
Patrick Street
Nora Melvin
St. Paul’s
Carrie B
H. Edwards
Carrie B. Hall Edwards
Wayland D. Edwards
M. R. Etchison and Son
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Ronald Kestner
David Kestmer
Dennis Edwards
Gregory Yohn
Gerald Mashburn
John Hass
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Garden of the Cross
Hansonville
Mildred J. Gittinger
Mildred Jennings Gittinger
College Avenue
Mark G. Wagner
Peter Beers
John Ford
Stephen Rice
Terry Korrell
Grayson Rippeon
Charles F. Bowers
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Junious K. Lipscomb
Junious Kenneth Lipscomb Jr
Brunswick
Feete
David Sparrow
James Smathers
Charles Jackson
Pat Campbell
Joe King
Joe Campbell
Robert Hosby
Willis Gilbert
William Banner
Knoxville
Cold Wave To Follow Spring Preview
The frosty outlook follows a brief warm spell with sunny skies and robin sightings in Frederick County. Forecasters warn next week will bring another arctic surge, with a 60 degree day followed by cooling and showers, while streams stay near normal.
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Robins
Frederick County
Two Sought In Oklahoma Park Slaying
In EUFALA Oklahoma two assailants killed park superintendent Leo Newton 35 and highway patrolman Bill Walker 35 as state game ranger W L Pickens 61 was wounded. The boy Ken Newton 14 heard gunfire and alerted authorities sparking a large manhunt by 100 officers. Fugitives believed to be two Army men on desertion AWOL fled in a car after a disturbance call at the park.
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Eufala
Okla
Oklahoma
Leo Newton
Bill Walker
W. L. Pickens
Ken Newton
Walker
Newton
Pickens
Highway Patrol
City Hall Routine Meeting Plans Evening Agenda
The mayor and city council meet tonight at 7 30 in City Hall board room to handle routine matters. On the agenda a possible revision of the water and sewer ordinance at the fairgrounds and a recommendation for the Planning and Zoning Commission to study updating city zoning.
Woman to Battle Sign Ruling in Frederick
Mrs. Hansel E. Hurst owner of Frederick Snow White Grills plans to defy a 30 inch overhang sign ordinance enacted by the Board of Aldermen in 1964. She says she will be arrested if needed and calls most merchants in the city nuts while noting tenants removing signs. City Inspector Mack reports about eight nonconforming signs and expects cooperation from others.
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Hansel E. Hurst
Frederick
Snow White
News - Post
Nixon argues against nationalizing health care in push for reform
The President rebuts congressional calls for national health coverage, warning nationalization could let federal officials control local budgets and doctor schedules. He advocates a practical reform via health maintenance organizations, citing a $2.8 billion itemized cost versus Democratic plans at $50 billion annually, and proposes $45 million to seed nationwide HMO networks.
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Nixon
New York City
Kaiser Permanent Foundation
California
Sediment control ordinance eyed to curb erosion
A proposed ordinance would require grading permits for non agricultural land work such as grading stripping filling and pit creation to curb sediment in streams. Inspections would rely on current zoning staff with one extra sediment control inspector. State law pressures counties to adopt such rules by March 1 or face a state imposed ordinance. Six counties have approval. The article notes the bald eagle name origin per Britannica.
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Paul Edwards
State Department of Water Resources
Nelson
Mountain Tilt Cited as Cause of SoCal Quake
Los Angeles AP reports scientists concluded the San Gabriel Mountains lurched three feet upward and three feet sideways last week triggering the quake that devastated parts of the region. Focus stood about ten miles deep beneath Soledad Canyon, with surface breakage along an east-west fault near Sylmar, explaining intense local shaking and major damage.
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Los Angeles
California
San Gabriel Mountains
San Fernando Valley
Soledad Canyon
San Gabriels
Sylmar
Former Ferryboat Poses Tax Issue
Ocean City Maryland faces a tax challenge as a refurbished Staten Island ferryboat becomes a floating entertainment center. Council members question how to tax a non traditional structure while awaiting an undocking after it ran aground on a sand bar. The vessel, to be named Ocean City Plaza, will house twenty stores two restaurants and a movie theater.
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Ocean City
Staten Island
Daniel Trimper
Assawoman Bay
Maryland Marine Police
Ocean City Plaza
Birthday Party for Beth Wagner Held in Frederick
Howard Wagner hosted a birthday party for his daughter Beth on February 7 to mark her 12th birthday. The event in the recreation room featured balloons and colored crepe paper, with guests including Leslie Heckert and a long list of friends and classmates from Frederick and Mt. Airy. Refreshments were served and door prize won by Miss Leslie Heckert.
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Howard
Tony) Wagner
Beth
Leslie Heckert
Mary Jane Wood
Lisa de Leonardis
Robin O’hara
Kathy Landis
Barbara Ruffner
Donna Wagner
Bobby
Susan Pincus
Barbara Ford
Miss Dorenda Castle Isolated in Baltimore Hospital
Among the sick Dorenda Castle daughter of Ralph and Mrs. Castle of Woodsboro remains in isolation at the Church Home and Hospital in Baltimore and is a student nurse there. Mrs. Charles Collins has returned home recuperating from surgery. Kathryn Bauer of Mt. Airy RFD 1 is recovering at home after a minor Frederick Memorial Hospital operation.
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Dorenda Castle
Ralph Castle
Woodsboro
Church Home
Baltimore
Miss Castle
Charles Collins
Kathryn Bauer
RFD
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
IOOF Horton’s hall option not renewed in remodeling row
Ramsburg says the Odd Fellows would have to spend 25 000 to 30 000 on remodeling, prompting nonrenewal. Without the eight rooms the hall would be too small for a nursing home, says Sen Smelser. He supports private enterprise while criticizing state fire rules. Horton Home praised for care and homey atmosphere. The Odd Fellows seek other groups to use the hall, with possible move for Frederick Health Department. county did not take an option due to renovation costs.
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Horton
Ramsburg
Odd Fellows
Smelser
Frederick
Citizens For Responsible Education seeks elected school board
In Carroll County, residents form Citizens For Responsible Education with Ed Rash as chairman to demand an elected school board. They urge focus on basic subjects, value for tax dollars, and better prep for employment or higher education. Petitions will seek voter signatures to push the issue to the next general election.
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Carroll County
Citizens For Responsible Education
Ed Rash
Rash
Alabama Sheriff Held In Beating
Alabama's first Negro sheriff since Reconstruction and a Negro deputy were freed on $1,000 bonds each on federal civil rights charges for beating a prisoner of their race after a Tuskegee shooting. The indictment, secret until recently, accuses Sheriff Lucius Amerson and Deputy Richard Coleman Jr. of inflicting summary punishment on Wilbert Dean Harris following a Macon County jail shootout on August 22.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Tuskegee
Lucius Amerson
Macon County
Richard Coleman Jr
Wilbert Dean Harris
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records list multiple births with parents naming residences in Frederick and surrounding areas. New babies include Brian Parker, Jeremy Lee, Jeffrey Glenn, Lisa Kay, David Glenn, Dawn Michelle, William LeRoy, Jason Videl, Gabriel Eugene, Margie Ruth, and Karen Sue, with parents detailing prior marriages and birth dates Friday through Sunday.
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Lisa Kay
Condliff
Bonnie Feterson
Wisconsin
David Slater
RFD
Keymar
David Glenn
William L. Staub
Thurmont
William LeRoy
Cornelius M. Davis
Middle Alley
Jason Videl
Davis
Sharon Hicks
Frederick
Thomas E. Stride
Washington St
Gabriel Eugene
Stanley C. Goldberg
Prospect Blvd
Margie Ruth
Goldberg
Sandra Qosland
Louisville, Ky
John A. Perkins
Fifth St
Karen Sue
Boon family moves to Georgia from Damascus
Mr and Mrs Royce W Boon Jr and family relocate to 4218 Tuckersham Lane Tucker Georgia 30084 Boon is district manager for Fairchild Graphic Atlanta Georgia Notice: transfer of license for Brown s Restaurant Frederick Maryland to Brownie s Inc license to sell beer at 258 West Patrick Street Frederick Maryland 21701 Class B on sale beer license hearing set 10 00 A M Thursday March 4 1971 Frederick County License Commissioner reads public notice.
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Royce W. Boon Jr
Damascus
Georgia
Tuckersham Lane
Tucker, Ga
Boon
Fairchild Graphic
Atlanta
Raymond S. Brown
Doris J. Brown
t/a
Brown’s
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Brownie's Inc
Thomas J. Bell
Box
Frances M. Bell
Ruth L. Martin
Union Bridge
A. Irvin Renn
Frederick County
Douglas L. May Sr
Joseph G. May, Jr
May’s Grocery
Local Frederick Maryland Indoor Flea Market Listing
Frederick Maryland hosts its first indoor flea market every first weekend at the For You Shoppe corner Carroll and South Streets with stalls for dealers 8 to 10 dollars. event runs Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Also includes a card of thanks for sympathy on a death and a Haven of local ads for furniture, clothing, arts, and services across nearby towns.
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Frederick
Meryland
Sun
Carroll & South Sts
Gratitude Notes After Grace Horman Death
Acknowledgments express thanks to Rev Whalen Mrs Toms and doctors for care during Grace C Horman illness and death. The family extends gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for prayers visits flowers cards donations and other expressions of sympathy.
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Whalen
Toms
Cariose
Pearce
Beavin plan outlines waste collection charges by area
The Beavin plan would levy a private car hauled waste fee via a service charge of about 16.80 dollars annually for one stop areas and 25.20 dollars for two stop areas with extra charges for bulky items. it omits disposal of old cars dead animals and demolition debris.
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Beavin
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Hyattstown Vol. Fire Dept
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Bill) Anderson
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