Deaths in Baltimore area include Abel and Blackston families
Alfred C. H. Abel of Baltimore died New Year’s Eve and was buried at Mt. Tabor Cemetery in Thurmont. Survivors include wife Eva Harmon Hudson Abel and brother Max in Washington DC. Also noted is the death of 64 year old Alice Virginia Naylor Blackston of Carver Apartments, wife of William E. Blackston, with extensive surviving daughters and relatives. services scheduled at St. Paul AME Church in Della and burial in its cemetery. Mira Arvid Painter, 75, died at home near Lovettsville. funeral planned at Brown Funeral Home Lovettsville with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C. H. Abel
Baltimore
Mt. Tabor
Thurmont
Presbyterian Church
Eva Harmon (Hudson) Abel
Max
Washington, D.C
Blackston Blackston
Carver
Alice Virginia Naylor Ments
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
William E. Blackston
Richard and
Charlotte Russell Naylor
Blackston
St. Paul's A.M.E. Church
Della
Myra McCain
Pauline Goins
Frederick
Louise Weedon
Helen Weedon
Buckeys
Dorothy
Yvonne Blackston
Charles Naylor
Thomas Naylor
Charles Brown
Carrollton Drive
Hicks Funeral
W. Pat- Tick St
Mira A
Mira Arvid
Lovettsville
Molly Keller
Samuel and
Laura Kent
Viola Overton
Leslie Painter
Vena Baker
Pearl Fry
Brown Funeral Home
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Funeral services for three area residents
Funeral services were held for Mrs Mary E Smith who died Sunday at her home on Old Annapolis Road. The service was at Robert E Dailey and Son Funeral Home with Rev Clark Aust officiating. Burial followed in Mount Carmel Methodist Church Cemetery. Also, Harry R Kintz of Walkersville died Monday and was buried at Chapel Cemetery near Libertytown after services at Barton Funeral Home led by Rev Lyle E Harre. Nellie Virginia Lambert’s funeral took place at C Q Fuss and Funeral Home Taneytown with Rev William F Wiley and Rev Alfred Gotwalt assisting. interment was in Reform Cemetery Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Smith
Mary E Smith
Old Annapolis Road
Robert E
Harry R. Kintz
Harry R Kintz
Walkersville
Barton
Lyle E. Har
Jack Brengle
Robert Dutrow
John M Crum
James Lillie
Ward Crum
Chauncey Crum
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
Nellie Lambert
Nellie Virginia
Lambert
C. Q. Fuss and
Taneytown
William F. Wiley
Alfred Gotwalt
Murray Baumgardner
Elwood Baumgardner
Frank Dunham
Theodore Newcomer
Charles Anders
John Reever
Reformed Cemetery
Cut Your Own Taxes: 1964 Sick Pay Formula Changes
The article explains new 1964 sick pay rules, the 75 percent to 100 dollar weekly credits, how long credits apply, and examples comparing full pay, partial pay, and hospitalization. It urges taxpayers to attach explanations to returns and record dates, pay, illness, and hospital details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Congress
Hyattstown rescuer hails lifesaving act at local armory
A Hyattstown man, sole member of the Standby Reserves, helped save a life during a rescue call at the local Army Reserve Armory. He had limited mouth to mouth training and has driven ambulances on occasion. The Red Cross may nominate him for a national mer it award for the lifesaving deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army Reserve Armory
Sole
Hyattstown Fire Company
Hyattstown
American Legion
Frederick Hustler
Stier
H. Albert Dean
Red Cross Chepter
National Red Cross Organization
Dean
Sier Bey
Beallsville Crash Injures Driver on Md 28
A motorist fell asleep at the wheel, left the road and struck a pole on Md 28 near Beallsville, suffering head and facial injuries. George N. Rowe, 40, of Wheaton, was taken to Suburban Hospital and released after treatment. Damages totaled 175 dollars to his 1960 station wagon. no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
George N. Rowe
Glenmont Circle
Wheaton
Cattail
Beallsville
Rowe
Miles Standish Bugle Carved From Cedar Wood
Do You Know recounts Miles Standish carrying a three foot cedar wood bugle on the Mayflower voyage to Plymouth Massachusetts. The two section hollowed instrument was joined with glue and horn rings framing the base and securing the pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Standish
New World
England
Plymouth
Massachusetts
Md Nursing Home Grant Approved in Leonardtown
The Board of Public Works approved a 143 754 grant to aid a 48 bed nursing home project in Leonardtown St Marys County. Federal funds cover 160 000 with the county contributing 154 691 to build the non profit facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Board of Public Works
General Assembly
Leonardtown
St. Mary’s County
Card of Thanks for Rev Kerr Life and Funeral
The family of Rev. James P. Kerr retired Pastor of Boyds Presbyterian Church thank friends relatives and neighbors for kindness prayers visits flowers and memorial fund gifts after his passing. Thanks to the ministers Rev Phillip Lee Rev Norris Fellows and Rev Albert Lenz who conducted the funeral services and to the Pentalpha Lodge of Masons and the Pentalpha Chapter of Eastern Star for their ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Kerr
Boyds Presbyterian Church
Phillip Lee
Norris Fellows
Albert Lenz
Pentalpha Lodge of Masons
Pentalpha Chapter of
Eastern Star
In Memoriam and Public Bid Notices Compiled
In memoriam notices honor Charles E and Edward L Young with dates 1964 and 1963, while a separate public notice detailsBoonsboro Maryland mayor council bids for Keedysville Pumping Station improvements due January 25 1965. Also forestry bids invited for 1965 state park concessions in Cunningham Falls Gathland Gambrill and Washington Monument parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Forests and Parks
Cunningham Falls State Park
Gathland State Park
Gambrill State Park
Washington Monument State Park
LaVale
Maryland
Kennedy Film May Be Offered In U S Showing
Thirty four senators cosponsor a resolution to permit showing in the United States of a government film on the administration of the late President John F. Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
John F. Kennedy
Maryland Health Board plans 1964 65 survey and public input
Maryland public notice announces adoption of the 1964 65 Maryland State Medical Facilities Survey and Plan. Copies available at 30 W Preston St Baltimore. Interested parties may submit data or views to the Department of Health at 301 W Preston St Baltimore until January 17 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Board of Health and Mental Hygiene
State Department of Health
W. Preston Street
Baltimore
Department of Hestia
Local notices and ads mix in Frederick area
A jumble of local items lists farm machinery for sale along Ball Road near Frederick Junction and Ijamsville, plus meetings for the VFW Auxiliary, barbershop hours, a memorial album sale, orchard ads, building supplies, and septic tank cleaning services. Mentions include Charles L. Rick, Delbert Smith, and Harvey Filler, with dates in 1985 and various business names and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Road
Frederick
Frederick Junction
Ijamsville Road
Ijamsville
Frederick County
Maryland
Charles L. Rick
Sukarno Moves to Heighten Conflict Over Borneo
In Kuala Lumpur informed sources say Indonesia has moved units of the Siliwangi Division toward bases facing Malaysian Borneo. The Malaysian government fears a full scale war as Sukarno plans major landings on the peninsula. An infantry battalion and more British artillery are sent to Sarawak to bolster defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indonesia
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Malaysian Borneo
Borneo
Malaysian
Indonesian
Sumatra
Sukarno
Sarawak
Old and New Will Mark LBJ Inauguration Fete
The 1965 inaugural events will feature the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Leontyne Price at the Capitol ceremony. Johnson and Humphrey requested these performances. Earl Warren will administer the oath with John W. McCormack officiating. Governors from 49 states expected, and over 60 bands will parade along with floats from 22 states plus Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The committee announced the inaugural medal and about 40 souvenirs including pennants, postcards, and a Texas themed 10 gallon hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Salt Lake City
Utah
Capitol Steps
Leontyne Price
Laurel
Miss
Hubert H. Humphrey
Congressional
Earl Warren
House
John W. McCormack
Humphrey
White House
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Patrick J. Lucey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
United States
Texas
Woman named Arizona’s first female chief justice
In Phoenix Arizona AP a self described working judge Lorna Lockwood was elected chief justice of the Arizona Supreme Court by a unanimous vote of four colleagues. The selection marks likely the first time a woman has headed a state’s highest court. Lockwood followed in her late father Alfred C Lockwood who served on the court. She has served four years on the high court after ten years as a Superior Court judge plus terms as state representative and as assistant attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Supreme Court
Lorna Lockwood
Miss Lockwood
Alfred C. Lockwood
Tombstone
Supreme Court
High Court
Genjaral
Train Finishes Fender Bender In Twin Cities Crash
In St Paul and Minneapolis two drivers collided in a minor crash on a Wednesday. Robert Dicke, 22, of Minneapolis and Dennis McMann, 32, of St Paul, left the scene and went to a nearby police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Paul, Minn
Robert Dicke
Minneapolis
Dennis McMann
St. Paul
Frederick Memorial Hospital Patients Update
Charles A. Moore is ill at Frederick Memorial Hospital with a cardiac problem but is progressing as well as expected. Mrs. Cecil K. Holter Jr a librarian in the Frederick County schools has entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for major surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Moore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cecil K. Holter Jr
Holter
Frederick County
Mrs Hilda Shank Birthday Celebration
Mrs Hilda Shank of Wisner Street will celebrate her birthday today with neighbors and family. The event marks another year for Shank as friends join in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Shank
Wisner St
Johnson outlines health care drive for elderly and centers
The President reaffirms a Social Security based medical insurance plan for the elderly and hospital care. He calls for regional medical centers linked to universities to expand diagnosis and treatment for heart disease cancer stroke and other major diseases. He also seeks more federal aid for medical and dental education and community centers for mental health and low income children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of the Union
Congress
Land Options Explored for Frederick Community College Expansion
Supervisor Tolbert F. Sawyer notes strong results as the college considers sites near Rose Hill Manor and Thomas estate land. A 110 acre Thomas estate area lies near East Coast Relay Station and Thomas High School, with a 22 acre tract across O Possumtown Pike eyed for a school system warehouse. The option does not preclude buying part of the Kelly property for Harmony Grove School expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolbert F. Sawyer
Community College
Frederick
Rose Hill Manor
North Market Street
Motier Avenue
Thomas Johnson High School
Duval Sneadner
Thomas Estate
East Coast Relay Station
Commney College
Rosehtill Manor
Carnochan
O’possumtown Pike
Thomas
Kelly
Harmony Grove
Carnochati
Madill Wildcat Well Gushes Poison Gas
A Sinclair Oil No Griffin well near Madill Oklahoma gushed poisonous sulphuric gas but was controlled by valves kept open to vent pressure. The well produced an estimated five million cubic feet daily with no fire reported. Work crews used gas masks and spectators were kept about a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madill
Okla
Sinclair Oil Co
Oklahoma
Dri
Circulation Figures For Frederick News Papers
The Audit Bureau of Circulations reports yearly totals for The Frederick Post and The News. For the 12 months ending September 30 the Post reached 11 420 in circulation while the News counted 9 523 for a combined 20 943 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
Audit’ Bureau of Circulations
ABC
Frederick Post
Evening News
the Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray DE Crane
Orphans’ Court of
Fre County
Derick
K. Wolfe
Orphans’ Court
Elsie K. Wolfe
Mary H. Gregory
Ralph E. White
Howard Z. Stup
Benjamin L Shuff
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Register of Wills
Derick County
Maurice E. Reid
Boston
Bunker Hill
Yorktown
Cornwallis Sur
Dune
Walter M. Reid
Murray Hout
Attorcey
Memoriam
Gilbert
Charles E
Edna Earl, Douglas & Earl Jr
Young
Edward L. Young
Eichelberger
San
Boonsboro
Keedysville
Council
Washington County
Whitman, Reynardt and Associates
St. Paul Street
Boonsbors
Kennedy Film
Chevrolet
Middletown
Tinca Pines Vo
John D
Jack) Shorrow
Dist. Mgr
Commonwealth Mutual Ins. Co. of America
B.C
Wesson
Hamilton's Grocery
Woodsboro
Alcoholics Anonymous
NEW Midway Fire CO
Junior Fire Co
Charles EF. Troxell
Rodger’s
North Market St
The
Community Chest of
Frederick County, Inc
Francis Scott Key
Frederick City
Esso Patrick & Bentz Sts
Rocky Ridge
Brown—Mo
Eves, Sat
Sun
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Assoc
Canada Hill Road
Myersville, Md
Null & Smith Delbert
George William Smith
Mehrle N. Wachter
Dettbarn
Blackwelder
Frederick Electronics
Sagner’s, Inc
Harvey T. Filler
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dagnoff
Call Middletown
Nelson Tucker
Fred
Prospect
S&h
Esso Patrick & Bentz Street
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
L.P
North Court Street
York
Rome
Sat
Catoctin
Orchard Thurmont
Rederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dia
Apples
Starman & Delicious
Yorks & Romes Quynn Orchard
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Routzahn
South Market St
Little's
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
MOSER
Armstron
Sherwin Williams CO
E. Patrick St
Arizona
Trapes
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