Obituary Notices from Frederick Area Deaths
Mrs Myrtle G Coblentz of East Third Street widow of C Frank Coblentz died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She leaves one daughter, a brother, a sister, a grandson, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements set for Thursday at 2 pm at 106 E Church St with no public viewing. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison & Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Frank Coblentz
Myrtle G. Coblentz
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jefferson
Samuel VI
Fannie Shaff Gregg
Coblentz
Virginia C. Wilson
Germany
Charles §. Gregg
Cherry Hill
N.J
Sara G. Oden
E. Church St
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M R Etchison & Son
James Smith
Mary E. Smith
Near Central
James E. Smith
Buchanan County
Andrew and
Cynthia Wagner Cole
Melvin E. Riddle
Lancaster
Charles Ledvinka
Baltimore
Dewey E and
Sears M Cole
Frederick
Mamnme Clark
Eva M Crouse
Ruth O
John Wesley Johnson
George P Ambush
Madison St
Joseph Andrew F
Hattie Ellen V Makel Johnson
Benjamin and
Harriett Ann Bowie Makel
Anna A Weedon
Flint Hill
Grace C. Ambush
Antoinette V Mattison
Washington
Charles E Johnson
C. E Hicks
Patrick St
Funeral
Fairview Cemetery
Funeral notices for Warfield Shaff Ward and Schell
Funeral services were held for Elisha Warfield a Damascus area farmer and for Mrs Bessie Shaff in Frederick burial at Damascus Mt Olivet and Mt Carmel. Susan Ward widow of Fred Ward of Liberty town was buried in Baltimore with grandsons and nephews serving as bearers. Erwin Haskell Schell MIT professor emeritus of industrial management died after a long illness in Norwich Vermont at 75. taught at MIT 38 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha S. Warfield
Elisha Warfield
Damascus
Olivia Molesworth
Frank Depre
Damascus Methodist Church
Ralph Posey
Wesley Grove Methodist Church
Woodfield
Herman Mullinix
Sterling Day
Cromwell King
William J Day
Roscoe Pearce
John Hames
Damascus Cemetery
Clarence Shaff
Bessie R Shaff
M R Etchison and Son
Joseph Clem
Grace United Church of Christ
Frank R. Smith Jr
Donald M. Fadeley
R. W. Keeney
Elwood T. Whitmore
Mt. Olivet
Frederick
Fred Ward
Susan Patterson Ward
Frederick Memorial Hospital
St. George's Episcopal Church
Dundalk
Libertytown
Norman P. Forde
William Ward
Fred Rau
William Gerhart
Robert
Otto
Jerry Rutter
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Baltimore
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Pronfessor
Norwich
Erwin Haskell Schell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Schell
M.st
Kalamazoo
Frederick Musicians In Concert at Wilson College
Five Frederick musicians will perform at Wilson College in Chambersburg Pa for a chamber music concert on January 10 at 7 30 pm in Thomson Hall. The program includes Mozart Honegger and Poulenc with Scot Mackley flute H Burton Kester flute and bassoon Thomas E Silliman oboe Darwin A Hueting clarinet and John Bateman piano. The event is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Thomson
Kester
Washington
Baltamore
Sillman
West Frederick
Shepherdstown
Hunting
Bateman
Fort Detrick
Johnson outlines broad programs to beautify country and urge reform
Johnson proposes expanding conservation and crime fighting while boosting culture. He favors cutting farm aid to direct more help to small farmers and bases immigration policy on work rather than birthplace. He backs a doubled anti poverty fund, a global health push, and a population/resources challenge. He hints at inviting Soviet leaders to visit the United States to ease tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
White House
Heierarchy
United States
America
Johnson signals openness to Soviet visit invitation
Administration sources said Johnson would consider an invitation to visit the Soviet Union, noting the idea was discussed informally with the Soviet Embassy hours before his remarks. The move signals possible thaw or outreach in the Cold War diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Soviet Union
Johnson signals outreach to nonaligned nations amid Cold War shifts
The President suggests new peacemaking with Britain West Germany and Italy while hinting at possible Latin American visits. Officials foresee a potential inter American summit in Brazil in spring as Western Hemisphere governments discuss closer ties. Johnson frames policy as addressing multiple Communist threats from the Soviet Union and China with varied responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Latin America
South America
Brazil
Johnson
State of the Union
Kennedy
Local Auxiliary Holds Meeting at Glen W. Eyler Post
President Mrs. William Young presided at the Auxiliary meeting. A short business session ordered dime cards and poppies for each member. The unit treasurer will cover refreshments next year. Junior members were invited and gifts exchanged. Mrs. Maurice Murray won the pig. The next equine meeting is set for Jan 18 with the Legislature Chairman Mrs. Milton Smith in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Young
Glen W. Eyler
Maurice Murray
Milton Smith
Companies Fined In Price Fix Case In Steel Industry
AP reports Bethlehem Steel Co Blaw-Knox Co and two executives were fined a total of 86000 after pleas of no contest to federal price fixing charges involving steel castings. Judge Sylvester J Ryan imposed 46000 fines on each company and 3500 2500 penalties on Blaw Knox officials Moran and Hammond. The Pittsburgh area executives faced penalties amid a broad anti trust action dating to a July 1963 indictment of eight companies and nine individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Bethlehem Steel Co
Blaw-Knox Co
Bethlehem
Blaw-Knox
U.S
Sylvester J. Ryan
Ryan
Sylvester J Moran
Blaw- Knox
Benjamin P Hammond
Moran and Hammord
Pittsburgh
Feast Of Lights At St. Timothy's Church
The Feast of Lights Epiphany service will be held at St. Timothy's Church Frederick on Wednesday January 6 at 7 30 pm The service marks the showing forth of the Christ Child and ends Christmas season The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Timothy’s Church
Frederick
Geniles
Episcopal Young
U. S
City Fire Officers Elected and Re-elected Officials Named
City Fire members elected and re‑elected a broad slate of officers and directors. Alvin R Watkins Jr was chief Pipeman with a group of assistant pipemen. Lewis Fagan III was re-elected chief hose director and several lieutenants and directors were named. First-time selections included Michael Hahn I and Stitely. chaplains and surgeons were likewise re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin E. Lea
McCain
Lewis R Dertzbaugh
William H . Miller
Albert Blumenauer
Charles E Tieveil
Austin M Fogle
Ray Spurner
Lewis F Esterly Sr
John Francis Davis
James F Walsh
Lewis Fagan III
Howard Stroup
Ronald Boone
Thomas Lawson
Carl Bowings
Robert Tobery
Louis Fagan III
Gilmore Suitely III
Bernard Fogle
Ralph Boone
Carl Smith
George Hoff
W Merval Weaver
Robert H. Palgram
Hahn
Stitely
Local Hospital and County Official Share Illness Updates
Mrs. Mary E. Jackson of Narva Avenue was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on January 2 for observation and is progressing satisfactorily. County Commissioner A. Irvin Renn remained at home on Magnolia Avenue with a non serious illness but is expected to attend the Western Maryland Commissioners meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Jackson
Narva Ave
Frederick Memorial Hospital
A. Irvin Renn
Magnolia Avenue
Maryland
Howard County establishes Peoples' Court in session
Howard County Md new Peoples Court opened Monday night taking over from the magistrate system. The 1962 General Assembly created the court with expanded powers. Judges are John L. Clark and Philip T. Sybert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Howard County
New Peoples’ Court
John L. Clark
Philip T. Sybert
Hospital Report Sees Local Admissions Across Counties
Miss Rebecca Ellison of Union Bridge and Miss Mary Farinholt with Mr Airy were admitted to Carroll County General Hospital in Westminster. Mr Gary L. Cooper and Mrs Ethel C. Hann from Brunswick were admitted to Charles Town General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Ellison
Union Bridge
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Gary L. Cooper
Ethel C. Hann
Brunswick
Charles Town General Hospital
Mary Farinholt
Airy
Anne Arundel Sanitary Commission Advances 58 Million Bond Plan
The Anne Arundel County Sanitary Commission approved a 58 million bond financed program including capital projects over 3 million. The panel directed its lawyer to discuss merger operations with the County Council and set a May 15 deadline to draft the merger ordinance. The commission faces a projected deficit up to 325 thousand by July and adopted a new policy limiting political campaigning by staff and commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County Sanitary Commission
Ugto
Ement
Karl F Biener
Sanitary Commission
Archibald C Rogers
NAACP Leader Sees Communist Outreach to Civil Rights
New York AP report quotes Ray Wilkins executive secretary of the NAACP saying some Communists may have joined the civil rights movement but they do not pose a menace. He notes the movement allows anyone who believes in humanity and recalls old Communist overtures. The NAACP holds its annual meeting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ray Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
NAACP
Community Chest of Frederick County to hold annual meeting
The Community Chest of Frederick County Inc schedules its annual meeting and officer election for January 11, 1965, at 6 30 PM at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Reservations can be made by calling 663 4231.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Community Chest of
Frederick County, Inc
Francis Scott Key
Births and Personal News From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Richard L Hahn Keymar announce the birth of a son at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa last Thursday Miss Helen Hodges returns to her chemist job at the Virginia Department of Agriculture Richmond Va after an extended sick leave with her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer E Hodges of McKaig Mrs Charles L Lambert and Mrs Douglas Castle both of RFD 4 celebrate their seventh birthday Wednesday they are twins Mrs Preston E Best 15 Mt Olivet Boulevard yesterday gave birth to a baby boy eight pounds nine ounces The Best family includes Preston Jr 16 and Catherine 18 Mrs Best is the former June Oland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Hahn
Keymar
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Helen Hodges
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Richmond
Elmer E. Hodges
McKaig
Charles L. Lambert
Douglas Castle
RFD 4
Preston E. Best
Mt. Olivet Boulevard
Christopher Oland
Best
Preston Jr
Catherine
June Oland
Damascus Citizens to Discuss Proposed Sketch Plan
Residents of the Damascus area will speak tonight on a proposed Damascus Sketch plan offered as guidance for planning and zoning. The hearing starts at 8 pm in the auditorium of Damascus High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Damascus High School
House Adopts Rules Reform After 224 201 Vote
The House cleared the way to adopt new rules by a 224 201 procedural vote on Monday. The measure gives the speaker power to bypass the Rules Committee. Names include Felon Friedel Garmatz Long Machen and Sickles of Maryland and Mathias McDowell Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Failon
Friedel
Garmatz
Long
Machen
Sickles
Maryland
Mathias
McDowell
Delaware
Agaiist
Morton
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Howard Court
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Call Middletown
Clark E Dayhoff
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Fred
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Eves
Sai
Sun
Cappello
Market St
Prospect
Rosemont
Ned S Zeller
N. Court St
Frederick City
Esso Patrick & Bentz Sts
Carroll Manor
Walkersville
Independent
Upper
Montgomery
Melvin
Betty Haugh
Samuel E De_lauter
Mother & Father
Sisters & Brothers
Ronnie Lee Sieri
Leroy Sier
S&h
ESSO
Patrick & Bentz Street
Repp Rd
Johnsville
Frederick County
Seelg
Walter H Horman
Null & Smith
Delbert S
Null & Geo
Wmn Smith
Merkle N
Wachter
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
News-Post
North Court Street
York
Rome
Catoctin
Orchard Thurmont
Thurmont
Junior Fire Co No
Charles E Troxell
Tides & Greases
Trederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Apples
Stayman & Delicious
Yorks & Romes Quynn
Woodrow
Bill
Venetian
Routzahn
BUDGE
South Market
Little
Bealty
Ecker'’S Beauty Salon
North Market St
MOSER
Middletown 42
Armstron
Sherwin Williams CO
E. Patrick St
Nelson Tucker
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