Deaths Readied for Two Local Women in Montclair and Union Bridge
Mrs Olga Bethell Randall 71 of Montclair New Jersey died in Gettysburg Pennsylvania from injuries suffered in a December automobile accident. She is survived by one daughter and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in Montclair with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Mrs Evelyn Yingling 61 wife of J Fenton Yingling of Union Bridge died at home after an extended illness. Funeral services set for Union Bridge Funeral Home with burial in Winters Cemetery near New Windsor.
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Carleton Randall
Olga Bethell Randall
Montclair
N.J
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Randall
Carleton W. Randall
Robert C
Mary Locke Bethell
Marilyn Stephanie
Near Frederick
Grace Presbyterian Church
Mountainside Hospital
Brown Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler and Sons of
Fenton Yingling
Evelyn J. Yingling
J. Fenton Yingling
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Edward B
Lulu McKinney Jung
Betty Lee Hanzlik
Baltimore
Ethel Wolfe
Walter Holmes
Westminster
Westminster Coat Company
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
George Rist
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
New Windsor
Winters Cemetery
Funeral services for Ernest E Bitler
Funeral services for Ernest Edward Bitler who died Sunday were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Etchison Funeral Home 106 East Church Street with Rev John L Barnes pastor of Braddock Lutheran Church officiating. Pallbearers listed and burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Edward Bitler
Etchison Funeral Home
East Church St
John L. Barnes
Braddock
Rose C. Mattie
Sylvester Mattie
Hornell
New York
Etchison
St. John’s Catholic Church
Alfred E. Smith
George I. Smith
Alten J. Lipps
Charles R. Wisner
Millard Cooley
St. John’s Cemetery
Berliner
B. Kuhn
Creager Funeral Home
John Foga
Donald
Edward
Herman
John Kuhne
Calvin Barker
Charles Wollard
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Funeral rites for Elizabeth Hemp held at St John’s Church
Funeral services for Elizabeth Hemp of Braddock Heights were conducted Thursday at Etchison Funeral Home and St John’s Catholic Church with Rev. James M. Hog officiating. Pallbearers were Rhoades Rhoades Basford and Baker. Burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Robert E. Dailey and Sons directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hemp
Vindabona Convalescent & Rest
Braddock Heights
Etchison Funeral Home
East Church St
St. John’s Catholic Church
James M. Hog
Coca Rhoades
Paul Rhoades
Richard Basford
William Baker
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Bloodmobile collects 135 pints at Good Shepherd Church
Bloodmobile visit to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church on Thursday yields 135 pints. Of 142 donors, 70 walk-ins, 16 new donors, and 54 unscheduled donors. 220 notices mailed. 72 kept appointments, 16 rescheduled, 148 failed to appear or advise. Next drive set for Calvary Methodist Church on Tuesday January 10 from 11 a.m. to 4 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Board of Education
Price Electric
Western Maryland Trust Co
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Frederick
James A. Grove
Paul K. Shafer
Margaret S. Stauffer
James C. James Jr
Bernard N. Warrenfeltz
Hardy O. Blair
Albert L. Eyler Jr
Ruth A. Ganley
James C. Grimes
Melvin D. Fox
Grace C. McCoy
Norma J. Hamilton
Louise V. Englebrecht
John C. Thompson
James R. Ramsburg
Charles H. Reese
Phyllis E. Wetzel
Gordon D. Main
Dennis M. Murphy
Ruth S. Erwin
Donald C. Whitworth
Beverly A. Dorsey
James B. Dorsey
Robert T. Trew
David A. Dill
Mary W. Mayhew
Elizabeth T. Corson
Joseph H. Ganley
George V. Hull
Martha Cc. Anascavage
Jarvis E. Newman
Benjamin
Robert S. Stone
James R. Reid
Ernest A. Abrechtard
Floyd L. Biser
John L. Grove
Maxine Watkins
Charles K. Baltzell
Clifford A. Stitely
Charles R. Rumpf
Pearl M. Kelley
George Klinefelter
Calvin F. Wachter
Aurelia W. Clayton
Randall W. Higginbotham
Gladys M. Wisner
Tydings Proposes Tax Sharing Plan for Md and Nation
Sen Joseph D Tydings D Md urged a tax sharing plan giving each state one cent of federal personal income tax collections with no strings attached He spoke to the Rotary Club in Centreville Md saying the revision would help states meet rising basic needs and ease real estate and local tax burdens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Tydings
Ro ‘Ary Club
State Budget Has Tawes Touch
Baltimore AP report notes Agnew budget aide says the 1967 budget will extend Tawes administration. John G. Lauber argues a billion dollar budget cannot be hammered out in weeks and that major decisions must come before Christmas. He stresses agency heads’ input and calls budgeting a full year’s job with six weeks left. Tawes left a blank space for Agnew’s executive budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Spiro T. Agnew
Tawes
John G. Lauber
Agnew
Montgomery County
Lauber
Snowstorm lashes parts of Midwest and West
A severe snowstorm with gusty winds whipped across the West and moved into the northern Plains and Midwest. Temperatures plunged below zero to the teens as snow, drifting and heavy accumulations affected Utah, Montana, Colorado, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan, prompting hazardous driving warnings and flight delays at Salt Lake City.
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Plains
Midwest
Montana
Arizona
Rockies
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Utah
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Lower
Michigan
Indiana
Dakotas
Rapid City
S.D
Williston
N.C
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Boise
Historic District Commission talks stirred by interim zoning plan
Historic Continued From Page One notes an interim zoning ordinance creating a Historic District Commission. Mayor John A. Derr asked Byron and others to meet city officials soon for further discussion. Other actions included a four hour parking limit on South Market Street Extended, retirement benefit increases for retired firemen and policemen, study of a traffic signal at East Fifth and East Streets, and payment of bills totaling $42,549.98. Maj. Charles V. Main delivered the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historic District Commission
John A. Derr
Byron
South Market Street
New Design Road
Charles V. Main
East Fifth
East Streets
Maj
Main
Extension Lease Debated as County Plans Winchester Hall Move
The Technical Action Panel and Extension Service face a potential relocation from Winchester Hall as county officials consider long term office space needs. The county wants the space for expansion, while officials discuss a five year lease versus moving the Extension Service to new premises, with 3,000 square feet needed and annual rent implications around five thousand seven hundred fifty one dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renn
A. Irvin Renn
Rosencrantz
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Howard
ASCS
Winchester Hall
Collins
Eigenbrode
Horman
Ambrosen Outlines Handicapped Education Needs At Lions
Frederick Lions hear Lloyd Ambrosen discuss immediate and long range needs for handicapped education. He cites expanded facilities and more qualified teachers, notes 1965 funding of 5.5 million and calls for 20 million next year. He highlights scholarship needs and Congress programs aiding a model high school for the deaf in Washington and a national technical institute for the deaf in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ambrosen
Washington, D. C
Rochester
N. Y
Joseph Rhoderick
Garland P. Feaga
C. W. England
Hyattsville
Carl Thomas
Adamstown
C. Oland Meitzler
R. Ward Stauffer
Richard Lease
Steiner Smith
Glade Valley Club
Birth announcements and family gatherings noted in Misssissippi paper
Personal notices list Mr and Mrs Richard C Smith of Walkersville hosting Christmas Day dinner with numerous relatives and friends. The item also reports twins born December 29 and 30 to Talbert of Picayune Mississippi, and a first child for Gerald C Graham and Linda Lewis of Myersville, Susan Marie, born January 2 at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Smith
Walkersville
Amos A. Smith
William Smith
Clarence Lenhart
Debbie
Reaney Smith
Kathy
Craig
Cindy
William Shelton
Lynn
Tina
Chris
AIC
Gerald D. Horner
Jerry Duane
Denise
John
Cheryl
Sterling Sayler
Robert Sayler
Jane Sayler
Bonnie
Richard
Sharon
Donna
Joe
William Talbert
Picayune
Mississippi
Talbert
Jack Talbert
Carroll Street
Frederick
Gerald C. Graham
Big Pool
Susan Marie
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Graham
Linda Lewis
Myersville
Local Citizens Named for Hospital Recoveries
Mr. Charles Fitez of 122 South Market Street is recovering at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a surgical patient status. Mrs. Harry E. Main is recuperating at her home 11 Motter Avenue following a brief stay at University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fitez
South Market St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry E. Main
Motter Ave
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Planners Reappointed to Frederick City Planning Commission
The Frederick city board of aldermen reappointed five planning commission members for four year terms. Named for new terms were G. Hunter Bowers chairman W Jarboe Grove Niemann A Brunk Alton Y Bennett and Alderman Emmert Bowlus. Planning commissioners serve without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Local thanks from Grace Garver in Taylorsville
Grace Garver of Deb Renie Beauty Shop near Taylorsville Maryland expresses gratitude to Dr. Chase of Frederick, nurses and aides on 2 North, Rev M R Boling of Taylorsville Methodist Church, Dr. Howard Hall of Sykesville, and relatives friends and neighbors for prayers visits ecards and flowers during her stay at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Fred
M. R. Boling
Taylorsville Methodist Church
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Howard Hall
Sykesville
Grace Garver
Deb-Renie Beauty Shop
Taylorsville
Card of Thanks for Barry Palmer Death
John and Margaret Palmer and family express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness shown during the death of their son and brother Barry Palmer and for floral tributes cards gifts and the services of Reverends E G Terrell Luther Brown and Joseph Ogle. They were greatly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Palmer
E. G. Terrell
Luther Brown
Joseph Ogle
John and
Margaret Palmer
Leonard
Alexander Hospital
Leonard and
Pauline Eigenbrode
Appointed Notices and Community Events in Frederick Area
A dense compilation shows greetings to Leonard and Pauline Eigenbroke from friends, locals announce card party at All Saints Parish House, a shooting match at Catoctin Fish & Game Club, and various sales, meetings, and public notices across Frederick County MD for January 1967. items include hay bids, planning hearings, fire company elections, auctions, and service ads.
Notice of nisi on audit order and sale report
In Frederick County Maryland equity proceedings Benjamin Rosenstock as assignee reports real estate sale of 16 900 dollars under mortgage from Joseph Lade route and Elizabeth Laderoute wife. The court orders action January 14 1967 unless a contrary showing is published in Frederick County newspaper for three weeks. Clerks and notices dated December 22 1966 with true copy test dates December 23 30 and January 6 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NISI
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Benjamin
Rosenstock
Joseph VW Laderoute
Elizabeth Sears Laderoute
Benjamin GB. Rosenstock
Ellis C. Wachter
Strong earthquake shakes Mongolia near Hangyan peaks
A powerful earthquake struck central Mongolia with no reported deaths per Montsame. The epicenter was near the Hangyan Mountains at the Eglin Selenge rivers junction. First shock recorded at 8 14 am local time. tremors felt in Ulaanbaatar and Irkutsk with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Mongolia
Montsame
Hangyan
Eglin
Selenge
Mongolian Academy of Sciences
Ulan Bator
Irkutsk
Poland
Turoszow
Bogatynia
New Years Eve Assault Case Is Postponed
Two Frederick youths charged with assault and battery had their trial postponed in Magistrate's Court. Charles W. Greene, 19, and Lewis W. Bruchey, 20, face new trial on Jan. 12. The arrests followed a New Year’s Eve fight near the Frederick town Savings and Trust Company branch parking lot. Warrant affidavits were filed by Wayne Mohler and Vickie Guariglia. Magistrate Byron W. Thompson granted the delay to the State’s Attorney’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles W. Greene
West Seventh Street
Lewis W. Bruchey
North College Parkway
Bruchey
Green
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
West South
West Patrick Streets
Wayne Mohler
RFD
In memory of Effie Strine LeGore Md 1966 obituary note
In memory of my dear mother Effie Strine LeGore Maryland who passed away one year ago January 6 1966 Though death may part us for a while it never can erase the memory of our loved one s smile Our loved ones never die By Her Daughter Mrs William Chatelain York Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strine
Effie Strine
LeGore
Wm. Chatelain
York
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Ernest E. Bitler
Berline
Baby Girl
Wiliam C
Mary Ellen Jones Summers
Thomas Avenue
William C. Summers Jr
Albert Jones
John A. Summers
Mt. Olivet
Robert E. Dailey and Sons
SPAI
All Saints Parish House
Court St
Episcopal Church
Catoctin Fish & Game Protective Assn
Junior Fire CO. NO
Charles E. Troxell
Nelson Tucker
Uniteds No
United Steam Fire Engine Company No
Stanley Y. Bennett
Yellow Springs
Lions Club
C. Eichelberger
Constance Mercer
Frederick Poodle Salon
Paul R. Kolb
Charlotte’s
Board of County Commissioners
Montevue
County Commissioners Office
Maryland
Charles E. Collins
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
Sons
Wade F. Hurley
Wright's Liquor
Libertytown
Donald & Virginia Ecker
Main Street
Jefferson, Frederick Co
Annie Fry
Effie A. Roderick Jefferson
A. Doty Remsburg
H. M. Alexander
Angell’s Vending Service, Inc
East Main Street
Thurmont
Bowers Lumber
R. D. Hemp & Son Jefferson
H. & R. Block Co
America
N. Market St
Sat. & Son
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Weil Brothers, Inc
Hamilton Avenue
Living Bible
Emmet Fox
Beathrice Dodge
Bath
Russell Z. Horman
Frederick Lumber Co
Jefferson St
Parsons
Rodger’s
New York Strip
Rodger's
Ext
Richard V. Clark
MOSER
Routzahn
Budget Center
Johnny’s Market
Yorks
Rome
Sat
Woodrow
Bill
Anderson
Ecker
Delicious
Yorks & Rome
Quynn's Orchard
Reel's Mill
Memoriam