Deaths in Frederick area underline service and family ties
Death notices from Frederick County list Charles D Crist 47 on duty at Fort Detrick, Raymond J Sharrer 67 of Taneytown, Leroy Timpson, and Charles E Grimes 81 of Thurmont. Crist, a 20 year Fort Detrick firefighter WWII veteran, leaves wife Catherine Hull Crist and children. Sharrer leaves wife Mildred Mort Sharer and five children. Timpson leaves son George W Timpson and siblings. Grimes attended Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church and was buried at Mount Olivet. Burial arrangements note military honors and local church services, with floral substitutions for Heart Fund.
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Charles D. Crist
Catherine Hull Crist
Shawnee Dr
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Lulu Trout Crist
Russell Osborn Crist
Michael David
Julie Bernadette
Jane Teresa Crist
Ames S. Crist
Wiliam Rusell Crist
First Baptist Church of
Royal Bible
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Last Man's Club
Order of Eagles
Army Air Force Base
Heart Fund
Raymond J. Sharrer
Taneytown
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Mildred Mort Sharrer
Joseph and
Harriet Brown Sharrer
Myron Tracey
John I. Lies
Westminster
Joseph Sharrer
Raymond Bentz
Creagerstown
Donald Sharrer
William Markley
William Harpold
Deer Park Methodist ‘Church
Smallwood
Keysville
Friends
Funeral
May Shaw obituary notes long local ties and family ties
May Gertrude Shaw 81 widow of Charles Shaw formerly of 326 E Patrick St died at Maryland Odd Fellows Home. Daughter of Bernard and Georgianna Thompson she was a Grace United Church of Christ member and Good Samaritan Lodge 46. Survived by nieces and nephews in Frederick Thurmont and Washington among others. Funeral services Wednesday 11 am at Grace United Church of Christ with Rev Joseph H Clem. interment Mount Olive Cemetery.
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Leroy Timpson
South Bentz St
Audrey Gertrude Timpson
George Timpson
Rachel Price Timpson
Frederick County
George W. Timpson
Baltimore
Charles
Harvey Timpson
Walter Timpson
Frederick
Emma Jackson
Greenfield
Hicks Funeral Home
W. Patrick St
St. Paul's Church Cemetery
Della
Charles E. Grimes
Thurmont
Frederick, Co. Infirmatory
Rachael Warfield Grimes
Elias Evangelical Lutherans Church
Emmitsburg
OUAM_ lodge
Creager Funeral
Ilam
Ronald W. Fearer
May G. Shaw
May Gertrude Shaw
Charles William Shaw
E. Patrick St
Maryland ,Odd Fellows Home
Theate Bernard and
Gorgianna Phillips Thompson
Grace United Church of Christ
Good Samaritan Lodge No
T.C
W. Eugene Sanders
Harry W. Ewing
Clearwater Beach
Fla
John E. Wilburn
Orlando
Roger Thompson
Franklin Thompson
Meredith Elworthy
C. Wesley Griffin
Oxon Hill
Katherine Shaw
Maurice DeLashmutt
Edward Delashmutt
Scott Cramer
Maryland Odd Fellows Home
Joseph H. Clem
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Multiple Funeral Services Held for Local Residents
Funeral services were conducted across the area for Earl V. King of Lewisdale and Steve Nick Kritsings formerly of Frederick, with burial at Mountain View Cemetery and Frederick Memorial Park Linden Hills respectively. Cheryl Denise Esworthy of Mount Airy and Mrs Nelle K. Reightler also had services, with local churches and funeral homes coordinating. Bearers included family members and community names, and burials followed at designated cemeteries.
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Earl V. King
Lewisdale
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
H. Eugene Lawson
Mountain View
Two Escape Cullen Teens With Stolen Car Found
State Police pursue two 15 year old boys who fled Victor Cullen Boys School near Sabillasville Sunday. A 1954 automobile owned by Larry B. Utz of Sabillasville, stolen Sunday, was found early today by Cpl Byron L. Hubble along Bethel Road at the Ford Road Intersection. Police do not know if the youths were involved in the theft.
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Victor Cullen Boys
Sabillasville
RFD 1
Frederick
Sabillasvile
Larry B. Utz
Byron L. Hubble
Bethel Road
Ford Road
Muskrat-Skinner Crowned At Cambridge Maryland Wins National Title
Theodore Abbott of Dorchester County captured the 1967 National Muskrat-Skinning Championship in Cambridge. He skinned five muskrats in 1 minute 17.3 seconds, with Wy lie Abbott and Prettyman Elzey also placing top three. The event featured other contests like log sawing and trap-setting amid novelty acts and crowd spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Md
Dorchester County
Theodore Abbott
Abbott
Fire Company
St. Marys
Wylie
Prettyman Elzey
Henry Gootee
Lovettsville Resident, 80, Dies In Fire
An 80-year-old man, Da vid W. Redmond, died when his home near Lovettsville Va burned Saturday night. Deputies found the body at 1 30 yesterday afternoon. The house occupants, including the stepdaughter Mrs George Wright her husband and two daughters, were absent. Firefighters from Brunswick Hamilton and Purcellville worked from 9 p m to 2 a m to extinguish the blaze. Water had to be hauled from Brunswick as the nearby supply was frozen.
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Lovettsville
Loudoun County
David W. Redmond
Redmond
George Wright
Brunswick
Hamilton
Purcellville
Frederick County Commissioners Meet. No Major Action Taken
Frederick County Commissioners held routine business with no major decisions. President Charles E. Collins spoke at the Chamber of Commerce and planned a Washington trip to attend the National Association of County Commissioners meetings. Commissioner Hutton joined Sunday night sessions, with events Tuesday and Wednesday sessions noted.
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Frederick County
Charles E. Collins
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Collins
National Association of County Commissioners
Wallace E. Hutton
Association
Brunswick Teenager Treated After Gunshot Wound
An 18 year old Brunswick resident, Steven G. Clem, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday night for a gunshot wound to the right shoulder and released. State police said the wound was personal safety related. The shooting occurred about 7 p.m. and an ambulance transported Clem to the hospital.
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Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Steven G. Clem
Clem
Suspended Fine For Loitering At Key Chevrolet
Richard E. Stine of East Third Street faced a $100 loitering fine for 1:30 a.m. admission near Key Chevrolet Sales on February 24. Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett suspended the fine after officers warned him on February 21 and found pliers, a wrench, and filed-down keys during the Feb. 24 stop. He was acquitted of trespassing on the salesperson Carleton Molesworth’s path.
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Richard E. Stine
Stanley Y. Bennett
Stine
East Third Street
Rumors of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon Split
London gossip centered on Princess Margaret and her photographer husband Lord Snowdon amid reports of marital ups and downs. Buckingham Palace would not comment while sources described the matter as unfounded though real tensions existed.
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London
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Mayfair
Buckingham Palace
Chelsea
Lord Harewood
Elizabeth II
3 Injured In Crash On Rt 81
Three people were injured in a head on collision on Md 81 three miles east of Lantz Saturday night. Albert J. Wilhide Jr. 21 of Lantz, Charles M. Gerlach 48 of Gaithersburg, and Margaret E. Fox 50 of John Hanson Apartments were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with lacerations and abrasions. The crash occurred about 10 15 p m when Wilhide attempting to pass crossed the center line and hit Gerlach traveling east. Gerlach's 1959 car was demolished and Wilhide's 1963 sedan sustained $1 000 in damage. Fox was a passenger in Gerlach's car. Trooper John W. Reburn charged Wilhide with improper passing and speed greater than reasonable.
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MD. 81
Lantz
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Albert J. Wilhide Jr
Charles M. Gerlach
Gaithersburg
Margaret E. Fox
John Hanson
John W. Reburn
Wilhide
Agnew Balks At Repeal Of Death Penalty
ANNAPOLIS AP Gov Agnew said it would take a crime of staggering ab horrence to justify carrying out a death sentence but he will not back abolition this session. He plans to appoint a commission after adjournment to study the implications of ending execution while safeguards are considered. The issue centers on replacing death with life imprisonment for serious crimes and testing water on higher taxes.
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Annapolis
Agnew
Maryland
United States
DeSalvo fears life danger if kept at Walpole
Albert DeSalvo, who says he is the Boston Strangler, is held in a hospital cell at Walpole State Prison after escaping from Bridgewater. His attorney seeks transfer to a hospital, citing threats and illness, as Gov Volpe orders an investigation into the escape and a legislative panel plans to probe security lapses.
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Boston
Albert DeSalvo
DeSalvo
John A. Volpe
Bridgewater
John A. Gavin
Charles Gaughan
Walpole
Cornelius Il Moynihan
Middlesex County Superior Court
Sculpture Collection Offered To Britain
British artist Henry Moore offers 20 to 30 major works valued around 2.8 million dollars to Britain. He hopes the gift goes to London's Tate Gallery where he served as a trustee for 14 years and Tate plans a next year exhibition marking his 70th birthday.
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London
Henry Moore
Britain
Tate Gallery
Tate
Moore
Explosion Reported After Soviet Nuclear Test Probed
U S authorities said seismic events from the Soviet Union near the Semipalatinsk area last weekend resembled underground nuclear explosions in the intermediate yield range. The AEC and Seismological Institute at Uppsala, Sweden both placed the tremors around 11 pm EST Saturday, with the test area in Soviet territory cited as the probable source.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Smipalatinsk
Seismological Institute
Uppsala
Sweden
Barbara Stanwyck Receives May Mann Humanity Award
Beverly Hills Calif AP Actress Barbara Stanwyck was honored as a theatrical person who has served the cause of humanity. She received the May Mann Award of the Junior Auxiliary of the Los Angeles Jewish Home for the Age at a charity ball presented by May Mann a Hollywood columnist.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Barbara Stanwyck
Miss Stanwyck
May Mann
Los Angeles
The
Age
Miss Mann
Sickness Notes From Local Hospitals In Brief
Among The Sick Mrs Anna Dern a longtime New Midway resident now in Yuma Arizona recovers from major surgery at Parkview Baptist Hospital Her condition is as good as can be expected Mrs Mary Strasberger entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation Sunday Mrs Mary W Jacobs East Church Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Anna Dern
New Midway
Yuma
Ariz
Parkview Baptist Hospital
Mary Strasberger
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mary W. Jacobs
East Church Street
Miss Farrow Denies She's Expecting Baby
London AP reports Mia Farrow wife of Frank Sinatra, aged 21, denies pregnancy rumors. She states she loves children and longs for a baby, but they have only been married six months.
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London
Mia Farrow
Frank Sinatra
Local classifieds outline offers from Treeland Nurseries and movers
Local ads list fence materials from Locust and Spruce Rails to chain link and stockade options with delivery and erection services. Other entries promote Treeland Nurseries route 40, alcohol counseling boxes, beef by the quarter, septic tank cleaning, moving services, window shades and linoleum sales, cemetery notices, painting, and local legion meetings with contact numbers.
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Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Hendrickson twins born to Mr and Mrs John Hendrickson
Mr and Mrs John B Hendrickson of Washington DC announce the birth of twin girls on February 21 named Margaret Duncan Brown Hendrickson and Martha L Huillier Hendrickson. Mr Hendrickson is son of Mr and Mrs Carroll H Hendrickson Jr of Magnolia Avenue. Mrs Hendrickson is formerly Miss Elizabeth Brown of England.
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John B Hendrickson
Washington, D.C
Margaret Duncan Brown Hendrickson
Martha L'Huillier Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr
Magnolia Avenue
Elizabeth Brown
England
In Memoriam Hildebrand a Tribute to a Faithful Husband
In Memoriam for George G Hildebrand who died February 27 1966 his wife’s touching note recalls a soul companion lost a life linked with hers and a daily absence. She writes of his loving kind upright character and loyal work ethic and says he was a wonderful husband man and aid. She signs Your Loving Wife and Family.
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Hildebrand
George G. Hildebrand
Jesus
Ponton's Community Sale Opens with Wide Goods Lineup
Public sale at Ponton's Community Sale runs daily until evening with items ranging from furniture such as a modern pine bedroom suite and an upright piano to appliances including Frigidaire dryer and various stoves. Also offered are tools, bikes, sporting goods, a 303 rifle, a 22 rifle with scope, restaurant booths, and a variety of miscellaneous household and estate items for commission.
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Ponton
Carnival Glass
T.V
O.K
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Raymond E. Sharrer
Helen Moser
Woodsboro
Rachel Fleagle
Esther Warner
Audrey Brown
Hilda Nei- Meyer
Wilbur Grimes
Grayson
Earl V
Steve N. Kritsings
Steve Nick Kritsings
All Saints Episcopal Church
George Kambanis
Greek Orthodox Church
Maurice D. Ashbury
Ralph H. Potts
Bernard King
Joseph Baer
John Newton
Theodore Wedgis
Nicholas Vaciliou
Frederick Memorial Park
Linden Hills
Cheryl D. Esworthy
Cheryl Denise Esworthy
Mount Airy
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Locust Grove
Nelle K. Reightler
William A. Rhinnecker
Near Frederick
D. D. Hartzler and Sons Funeral Home
New Windsor
George A. Rist
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Jesse Moxley
Earl Ledford
Clarance Rhinimecker
Rodney Warehime
Lutheran Cemetery
Uniontown
Cullen
Cambridge
Japan
Meg
Tony
Russia
Goldburn & Walker Solicitors
Oxley
Rockville
Poolesville
Circuit Court House
Montgomery Ave
Montgomery County
Cappella
Market St
Morrell
U.S
del Monte
Cappelloq
Phillip H. Zimmerman
Bill
Anderson
Alcoholics Anonymous Box
Frederick, MD
R. D. Hemp & Son Jefferson
Paul R. Kolb
Routzahn
Bowers Lumber
Woodsboro American Legion
MOSER
Potomac Edison Co
Bernard Stull
Earle Bowers
W. W. Corbin
Gladys Miller
Allen Bartgis
Josephine N. Darner
New Market Grange
Burrall Farm
Angell’s Vending Service, Inc
East Main Street
Jr. High
Science Fair Sun
St. John’s Grammar School
E. Second St . Frederick, Md
Frederick Lumber CO
Jefferson St
Frederick Poodle Salon
Milshire Giant
Marlow’s
Bentz Sts
Thurmont Sunoco
Budget Center
South Market St
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley, Sons
Nelson Tucker
Mt. Olivet
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Tom, Dick
Harry
Johnny's Market
Ecker
Merle C. Summers
Charlotte
Walkersville
H. & R. Block Co
America
N. Market St
Naww Spa
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