Beall Murphy and Stottlemyer Obituaries From Local Area
Multiple death notices From Browningsville Harpers Ferry and Waynesboro report the deaths of Mary Francis Beall 91 Jesse Pauline Murphy 69 and Jessie May Toms Stottlemyer 85. Details include birthplaces family survivors church affiliations funeral arrangements and burial locations. Services set at Bethesda Methodist Church Eackles Funeral Chapel and Germantown Bethel Church with graves at local cemeteries.
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Irs
A. Filore Beall
Mary Francis
Fannie) Beall
Browningsville
Lewisdale
Julius
Amanda Watkins
Beall
Bethesda Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
J. Monroe Beall
Talmadge Bennett
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Jesse
Murphy
Jesse Pauline Murphy
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town General Hospital
Emma Jane LaRay Evans
Robert Linden Evans
St. John's Episcopal Church
Charles Murphy
Mary Jane Speicher
Kasington
Eackles Funeral
Temple Wheeler
Harper Cemetery
Jessie Stottlemyer
Jessie May Toms Stottlemyer
Roy Stottlemyer Jr
Leroy Stottlemyer
Washington County
Smithsburg
Thomas B
Amelia McCrea Toms
Mt Zion
Lantz
German
Local Hospital Admissions Update
Among the sick Mr Calin Mayfield of Adams town was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday and will undergo surgery Thursday. Thomas 4H Zimmerman of Brunswick returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where he has been a patient since December 27. Mr Bernard E. Sprankle of Thurmont and Mrs Virginia L. Martin of Union Bridge along with Mrs Virgil S. Zent were recently admitted to Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
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Calin Mayfield
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Zimmerman
Brunswick
Bernard E. Sprankle
Thurmont
Virginia L. Martin
Union Bridge
Virgil S. Zent
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Funeral services for Mrs Hannah Adelphine Sewell
Funeral services for Mrs Hannah Adelphine Sewell of Frederick were held yesterday at Asbury Methodist Church. The Rev. Harry J. McDonald officiated. Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery Frederick with bearers Elijah Ball Nathan Sewell III David Offutt George Smith Thomas Strander and Charles E. Henson.
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Hannah Adelphine Sewell
Frederick
Provident Hospital
Baltimore
Asbury Methodist Church
Harry J. McDonald
George P Ambush
Elijah Ball
Nathan Sewell III
David Offutt
George Smith
Thomas Strander
Charles E. Henson
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks II
Floods threaten California towns as rivers crest
The Eel is expected to crest at 21 feet with many logging towns near Eureka at risk. The Russian River flood threatens Guerneville and resort areas while 200 families near Red Bluff evacuate after dikes fail. Governor Brown declares four counties disaster as winds exceed 85 mph atop Mt Tamalpais and mountain snow melts raise flood threats.
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Eureka
San Francisco
Guerneville
Red Cross
Hydesville
Arcata
Blue Lake
Richfield
Henley
Civil Defense
Toms Creek
Red Bluff
California Coast Range
Sacramento
Edmund G Brown
Calfornia
Alpine
Yolo
Lake
President Johnson
California
Mt. Tamalpais
Golden Gate Bridge
Marin County
Bay Area
San Carlos
High Sierra
Interstate 80
Brooks Robinson Buddy Flight Honored by Air Force
Air Force Recruiting in Hagerstown announces the Brooks Robinson Buddy Flight to be honored January 15 at Baltimore Civic Center. The group, named for Orioles star Brooks Robinson, will be welcomed for interviews and photos, then fly to Lackland Air Force Base for six weeks of basic training remaining a unit.
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Ken Grimes
Air Force
Hagerstown
Brooks Robinson
US Air Force
Baltimore Civic Center
Orioles
Civic Center
Lackland Air Force Base
Lackland
Grimes
Sgt
Shepherd Sets Night Classes At Shepherd College
Shepherd College schedules spring night courses with weekly Wednesday meetings. Registration dates set by Registrar A P Rider include Jan 27 at 6 pm and 7 40 pm with late registration to be announced the following Wednesday. Courses span literature physics biology history music safety home economics and more. The community orchestra and religion classes also appear in the roster.
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Shepherd College
A. Pp. Rider
Russia
Shepherd College Community Orchestra
Survey reveals varied U S views on South Vietnam policy
Viet Nam senators offered diverse stances from backing current course to pressing for reforms or a negotiated settlement. Some advocated stronger action into North Viet Nam, others urged withdrawal or neutrality, and several urged international supervision via the United Nations.
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United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Church
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Congress
White House
John Sparkman
Ala
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Richard B Russell
Georgia
Russell
Viet Nam
Milward L. Simpson
Rwyo
Sen
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Margaret Chase Smith
Tower
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
North
Sparkman
Jordan
Idaho
Aiken
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Olivi D Johnston
D-S.c
Ernest Gruening
D-Alaska
Johnston
United Nations
Statewide school construction costs debated at county gathering
Byron urged that state funds cover planning costs while the Department of Education has not started on the bill. Attendees heard that the program could grow large and valuable as counties decide their needs. A. Irvin Renn led the session with topics on parks, magistrate costs, tax exemptions, and land issues. A House delegation and state senator are meeting this afternoon.
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State Department of Education
House of Delegates
Chicago Cardinal Meyer Hospitalized With Gall Bladder Trouble
Albert Cardinal Meyer archbishop of Chicago was hospitalized with gall bladder trouble. A hospital spokesman said his condition was good as of today and he is resting comfortably.
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Chicago
Albert Cardinal Meyer
College Registration Now Open at Frederick Community College
Applications for the second semester are processed at the Frederick Community College office on January 29 from 10 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. Classes start February 1. Courses include general microbiology, English literature, public speaking, mathematical analysis, music, anatomy and physiology, American Government, and a new social problems course.
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Frederick Community College
United States
Local Personal Notes Highlight College Returns and Weddings
Mr Robert E. Clapp IIT returns to the College of William and Mary as a junior in Williamsburg. Richard T. Clapp returns to Washington and Lee University as a freshman in Lexington. They spent holidays with their mother in Arab. Grace L. Schell birthday celebration planned. Roger T. Droneburg and spouse on Madison Street to mark 37th wedding anniversary tomorrow. Albert Masser and Emmitsburg announce birth of a daughter at Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg.
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Robert E. Clapp
Albert Masser
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
U S Casualties In Viet Nam Doubled
Saigon reports that U S battle casualties in South Vietnam nearly doubled in 1964, totaling 1,173 with 136 killed. For 1961-63, casualties were 615 with 107 killed, split among the Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
U.S
U.S. Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
New Admissions For Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg
Mrs. Carroll of Barnhouse Taneytown and Mrs. Ada E. Flynn of Union Bridge were recent admissions to Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
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Carroll
Barnhouse
Taneytown
Ada E. Flynn
Union Bridge
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Gray found guilty in All Saints Street shooting case
Judge Clapp rejected self defense for Gray in the Snowden shooting on All Saints Street. Gray, 19, left the scene returned with a .22 revolver and shot Snowden three times while Snowden stood, attempting to rise. Snowden died after arrival at Frederick Memorial Hospital without appearing to threaten Gray.
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Edwin F. Nikirk
Lee
Morrison
All Saints Street
Gray
Clapp
Snowden
Robert Pilgram
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Atty. C. Clifton Wirts
Grand Jury Urges Baltimore Election Board Reform
The grand jury in Baltimore urged placing election board employees under merit system rules saying the board’s operations are in dire need of reform. It found no evidence for criminal charges though. Arthur W Sherwood, the board’s lone Republican, previously accused some employees of trying to influence voter registration and tampering with voting machines.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Election Board
Arthur W Sherwood
Notice of bids for Mount Airy pumping station upgrade
Sealed bids for improvement to Pumping Station and Well No 2 including new electrical service deep well pump and 80 transmission main will be received by the Mayor and Council of Mount Airy until 7 30 P M E S T January 18 1965 and opened publicly. Plans may be obtained from the Town Office Mount Airy Maryland or Whitman Reynardt and Associates Baltimore for five dollars a set. The owner reserves right to waive informalities or reject bids and no bidder may withdraw within 45 days after bid opening. Dr C M Van Poole Mayor December 28 1964.
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Mount Airy
Maryland
Whitman, Reynardt and Associates
St. Paul Street
Baltimore
C. M. van Poole
Bid Notice for Park Concessions 1965 Sealed Offers
The Department of Forests and Parks invites sealed bids by 12:00 noon January 15 1965 to operate concessions for the 1965 season at Cunningham Falls Gathland Gambrill and Washington Monument State Parks. Bid forms specifications and details available from the District Forester Box 218 LaVale Maryland.
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Department of Forests and Parks
Cunningham Falls State Park
Gathland State Park
Gambrill State Park
Washington Monument State Park
LaVale
Banks Called On For 64 Statement
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business Thursday, Dec. 31, 1964. Local items include sales notes and business notices from Frederick area merchants and organizations.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
CORE Attacks Antipoverty Pick
CORE attacks Morton Macht selection to lead Baltimore antipoverty program. James Griffin of CORE says Macht is competent but has not offered equal access for Black residents to homes he built. Macht declines comment to Mayor McKeldin.
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Baltimore
Morton Macht
The
Congress of Racial Equality
James Griffin
Theodore R. McKeldin
Macht
McKeldin
Griffin
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Lester Nicholson
Rodger’s
Community Chest of Frederick County, Inc
Francis Scott Key
Frederick City
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R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
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Baths Corner
Rosermont Ave
Ned S. Zeiler
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Brown
Eves, Sat. & Son
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Clark & Dayhoff
Middletown
Deptic
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Cappello
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