Deaths of Mrs Nellie C Stone Mrs Effie V Sanger and Mrs Nina Eyler
Mrs Nellie Catherine Stone born May 6 1894 died at home in Frederick Monday. Survived by husband Frank Stone Jr and ten children, thirty seven grandchildren and thirty four great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from MR Etchison and Son with Rev Merlin Garber officiating. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Mrs Effie V Sanger 83 widow of John C Sanger of Brunswick died Monday evening at Frederick Nursing Home. Survived by son Kermit L Rumbles Knoxville four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Wednesday 2 pm at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown with Rev John Hamilton. Interment Lutheran Cemetery Middletown. Mrs Nina C Eyler wife of Charles E Eyler died Tuesday morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born in Hinton West Virginia October 29 1892 she was the last of her immediate family. Survived by husband William R Eyler Frederick and seven grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 pm at MR Etchison & Son with Rev A D Salmon officiating. Interment Mt Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie C. Stone
Nellie Catherine Stone
Frank Stone Jr
RFD
Frederick
Frederick County
Robert Lee
Eliza Shankle Tyers
Stone
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Norman M. Morgan
Beallsville
John N. Morgan
Harry C
Wolfesville
Charles Bender
Lucy Tyler
Sykesville
MR. Etchison and Son
East Church Street
Funeral
Merlin E. Garber
Effie V. Sanger
John C. Sanger
Brunswick
Frederick Nursing Home
Kermit L. Rumbles
Knoxville
Lee Purdy
Gladhill
Middletown
John Hamilton
Lutheran Cemetery
Nina C
Eyler
Charles E. ‘Buck
East Church St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hinton
W.va
All Saints Episcopal Church
Ethel Mary Tregoning
William P. Tregoning
N. Market Street
Robert E. Dailey and Son
North Market Street
Church of the Brethren
Tregoning
James G, Creeger I
Wayne Creeger
William Tregoning
James Tregoning
Donald L. Tregoning
Kenneth R. Cromwell
Central Cemetery
Central, Maryland
Snowy weekend bites as ski season hinges on cold snap
The area saw a 1.43 inch precip and temperatures ranging from 23 to 44 as a warm air mass moved in. Snow covered roads kept county residents hopeful for ski slope openings with Charnita near Emmitsburg reporting 6 to 18 inch base and long chairlift lines replaced by a closed sign. Officials said colder weather tonight could boost snow and possibly open night skiing, with a 3 pm update to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charnita
Emmitsburg
New Lending Law Bears Interest
The Federal Reserve Board reports that awareness of mortgage interest costs rose after the truth in Lending Act. Only 13 percent of home buyers in 1970 did not know their mortgage rate, down from 27 percent in 1969, while 43 percent of personal loan borrowers were unsure in 1969, 87 percent in 1970, with improvements in appliance, home improvement, and auto purchase costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Funeral Notices for Laura Carr Roy Logue Walter Poole Rosalin Sweeney
Funeral services for Laura Elizabeth Carr widow of John L. Carr were held at M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home with graveside rites at Highland Burial Park Danville Virginia. Roy Turner Logue died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital with services at Feete Funeral Home Brunswick and interment Park Heights Cemetery. Walter W Poole of Dublin Road died Friday with services at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville and burial at Glade Cemetery. Rosalin Sweeney died at West Fifth Street with services at All Saints Episcopal Church and burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura ©, Carr
Laura Elizabeth Carr
John L. Carr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son Funerals
East Church Street
Donald W. Bracken
United Presbyterian Church
Highland Burial Park
Danville
Virginia
G. R. MacClintorn
Roy Turner Logue
Feete Funeral Home
Brunswick
Claude Purdham
Edward Spurrier
Garland Hawes
Perry Foltz
Glenn Cooper
Paul Wright
John Baker
Park Heights Cemetery
Walter W. Poole
Walter W Poole
Dublin Road
Barton Funeral Home
Walkersville
Joseph W. Sabo
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Edgar Kiser
James Harrison
Franklin Smith
Raymond Hummer
Russell Eyler
Woodrow Handley
Glade Cemetery
Funeral notices for Tregoning Lingg and Nellinger
Funeral services were held for Eth el Mary Tregoning widow of William P. Tregoning of 425 N Market St. at Dailey and Son Funeral Home. James Lingg 58 of Emmitsburg died Friday with Requiem Mass at St. Josephs and burial at Mt View Cemetery. Frederick Nell inger of Rockville died Jan 3 with services at Pumphrey s Colonial Funeral Home and burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Lingg
Wilson Funeral Home
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
James Lingg
John King
Mt. View
Francis X
Elder Post
American Legion of
Charles B. Harner
Edgar Wastler
T. Eugene Rodgers
William Topper
Leo B. Topper Sr
Herbert H. Click Sr
Earl Topper
Joseph E. Rodgers
Richard Herring
Donald Little
Wayne
Dennis
Francis
Paul Lingg
Local Personal Notices Round Up In Maryland Areas
Mr and Mrs Carroll Kiser and Mr and Mrs Glenn Kiser of Keysville return home after a ten day bus trip to Florida. Rev and Mrs William L Markley and Marlinda of Keysville were guests for Christmas with Mr and Mrs Richard Stonesifer of Rockville and Mr and Mrs Roy Baumgardner of Keymar. Markleys attended Mother Elizabeth Seton 150th anniversary at the Provincial House Emmitsburg January 3 and joined the buffet after concelebrated Mass. Charles Lambert of RFD 4 celebrates 84th birthday January 6, nephew Roger Eyler of Valley View Park near Frederick to be 71 the same day. Ephraim Zimm erman of Walkerville observe 55th wedding anniversary today. WORDS WORDS Dictionary note on word counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Kiser
Glenn Kiser
Keysville
Florida
William L. Markley
Marlinda
Richard Stonesifer
Rockville
Roy Baumgardner
Keymar
Markelys
Mother Elizabeth Seton
Emmitsburg
Charles Lambert
RFD 4
Roger Eyler
Valley View Park
Frederick
Ephraim
Zimmerman
Walkeraville
Bloodmobile continues with donor pins and volunteers listed
The article lists donations by organizations earning credits toward blood drives and names those receiving one, two, and three gallon pins for Red Cross donations. It also names volunteers who assisted during the bloodmobile visit, including several local clubs and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Middletown Amvets
Catholic Daughters
Hood College
Eustalco Aluminum Co
Fort Detrick
Frederick Controls
Frederick Iron & Steel
Junior Fire Co
Key Chevrolet Sales
Glade Valley Lions Club
Microbiological Laboratories
Walkersville
Red Cross
Charles E. Catsail
Thomas E. Lamb
Dorothy R. Lewis
Harry B. Murphy
Jesse D. Myers Jr
Robert S. Slagie
J. Trego Zimmerman
Lila C. Werner
Paul F. Weitzel
Louis J. Carpene
Welfare Sterilization Facts for Welfare Patients
Dr Spicknall explains that male vasectomy is a minor office procedure taking 15 to 30 minutes with local anesthesia. Women’s sterilization requires hospital surgery and is more costly. Sterilization is legal nationwide, though Connecticut and Utah restricts it to medical necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicknall
Association For
Health Department
AVS
Connecticut
Utah
Nixon Sees Possible 1969 70 Reforms and Peace Talks
President Nixon outlines in a broad interview that Congress could enact sweeping reforms, predicts limited Soviet arms curbs and potential SALT talks, and signals a cooperative path with Moynihan and Connally. He stresses deescalation amid ongoing bombings and anticipates renewed efforts toward Arab‑Israeli peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
North Vietnam
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Egypt
Cuba
Nixon
Daniel P. Moynihan
T *Hat
Israel
The
Treasury
Texas
John Connally
Connally
New Homes Jump to Highest November Since 1969
Analysts report November new housing starts surged to a peak not seen since January 1969, signaling easier mortgage access and easing interest rates. The gain reflects healthier demand as builders respond to improving financing conditions and prospective buyers gain confidence in lending terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trials in Leningrad Delayed In Hijack Plot Case
MOSCOW AP reports two more trials in Leningrad were postponed by one day without explanation. Jewish sources said officials would not confirm. The nine Jews accused of complicity in last June's hijacking plan to escape to Israel were involved. two of the nine were sentenced to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Leningrad
Israel
Highlights From Frederick Chamber of Commerce 1970
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce outlines 1970 achievements by month. Key actions include electing E Newton Steely Jr president and expanding leadership, publishing travel brochures, planning the 225th anniversary, supporting Fort Detrick and environmental research, adopting a 32000 budget, forming subcommittees, promoting business relations, and advancing public affairs and community programs with multiple vice presidents and committee activities. The year features extensive liaison with state and local bodies, magazine and slide projects, and engagement in education and public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County
Maryland General Assembly
Marvin Todd
March E
Robert Bowlus
Newton Steely
Elkton
Fort Detrick
Frederick City
Carlton Molesworth
Charles Markel
Harold Schilling
E. Robert Bowlus
Community College
Senate
Emmitsburg Chamber
Extension Service
Dairy Association
Gambrill State Park
Business Climate Committee
National Affairs Committee
Capitol Hill
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Washington
Bedford Springs
Charles McC. Mathias
Jews and Gentiles sentenced to labor camps in Russia
Christmas Eve and seven other Jews and two Gentiles were given labor camp sentences, but the Russian Supreme Court on Dec 31 commuted the death sentences to 15 years in labor camps. Another Jewish defendant, Yulf Zalmanson, was set to go on trial in Leningrad today, but local Jewish sources said the trial was postponed until Wednesday. The trial of nine other Jews had been scheduled to start Wednesday, but sources said it was moved to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Yulf Zalmanson
Leningrad
Block Office Moves To Shopping Center
H R Block announces moving one of its Frederick offices to Prospect Plaza Shopping Center to handle growing tax season demand. The firm operates over 5 000 offices in the United States District of Columbia Puerto Rico and Canada with new hours 9 am to 9 pm weekdays and 9 am to 5 pm weekends and no appointment needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H & R Block
America
South Jefferson Street
Prospect Plaza
Frederick
Block
United States
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Canada
North Market St
Frederick Shopping Center
Local business notices and promotional listings
Local mentions advertise McLain Home Improvement services and a Tuesday Wednesday crab special at Blue Mountain Inn with all you can eat Louisiana crabs. Trash pickup notices detail effective January 1 1971 charges by Buck Tyergar Co and contact numbers for Buck Jake and Jim. Senior citizen offers mentioned by Vindobona appear in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Blue MT. Inn
Mi.s
Thurmont
Buck Tyergar Co
Jim
Buck
Jake
Community notices and business ads fill Frederick pages
A cluttered compilation lists tax services men and firms, banquet notices, associates changes at Renn Pontiac, a card of thanks for Julia Beard, home remodeling offers, art classes, car repairs, a large community sale and auction items, farm and orchard ads, moving announcements, and various sales and service promotions across Frederick Maryland area with dates January 1971 and local contact numbers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rosalin Sweeney
Stanley C. Sweeney
West Fifth Street
A. D. Salmon
Maurice D. Ashbury
Lewis Plunkett
James Plunkett
Garrett Wisner
Robert T. Hilner Jr
Francis Hanlon
Raymond Bidle
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederick Nellinger
Frederick C. Nellinger
Pumphrey’s Colonial
Nellinger
Albert F. Free
Elmer Hutchinson
Water Department
Mount Olivet
Local
Turf Valley
Moe
Kienast
New York City
Liberty Cor
Ner
William G. Kienast
Abigail
Gordon
Ted
Amy
Sara
McLain
Rec
Vindobona
Paul L. Brown
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Junior Fire Co. No
Charles E. Troxell
Lescalleet's
Renn Pontiac, Inc
E. 6Th, St
Melvin Lescalleet
Mel Lescalleet
B. 6Th
Frederick, Md
James Gray
Dr. Pearce, Jr
Julia Knott Beard
Blanche Beard
Strine Franklin
Beard
Paula B. Abelow
Cappella’s Food Market
N. Market St
Braddock Heights
U. S
Dan Thomas
Aunt Jemima
Cappello
Ponton
W. 5Th St
T.V
O.K
Horace F. Kline
Padair Foot Doctors
Reprod
Winthrop
Adams
Hazle
Robey
Virginia Lee Rd
Columbus
Ohio
Carl R. Fallman
D & M Electronics
Joy
Hair Fashions
Main St
Katherine “Joy” Marker
Second Street
Paul R. Kolb
Stayman & York
Moser’s
Carroll & South Sts
Space Pak Repairs & Service
Stayman
Rome
Yorks
Reel’s Mill Road
Merle C. Summers
Kennebec
Libertytown
R. R. Garst
Rodger’s
Mkt
Ext
Keyser
Gas House Pike
Frederick Co
P.O. Box
Maryland
Ecker
Cortland
York
Catoctin Mountain Orchard
Mi. N
Sun
Frederick News-Post
East Patring Strent
Shepley's
Market St
CBS Electric Co
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
P. Shepley
Frederick Glass Shop
E. 4Th Street
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
East Patrick St
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