Deaths of Buffington Routzahn Hilderbrand in local area
Carrie Buffington 60 of Uniontown Road near Westminster dies after one day illness at Carroll County General Hospital. Surviving husband Emory, four daughters, two sons, 12 grandchildren, siblings and in-laws. services set at New Windsor funeral home with Rev. Borleis and Rev. Dick, burial in Uniontown Lutheran Cemetery. Also Harry Routzahn 50 of East Third Street dies suddenly after heart attack. family and workplace details, World War II veteran. services Monday at 11 at funeral home, burial Mt. Olivet. William Hilderbrand 43 of Frederick dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. wife Eva and daughter Vicki among survivors. services Saturday at 2 at Robert E. Daily and Son Funeral Home, burial Rocky Springs Cemetery.
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Carrie Buffington
Carrie Zemora Buffington
Emory R. Buffington
Uniontown Road
Westminster
Carroll County General Hospital
Buffington
Carroll County
Charles C
Amelia Copenhaver Crabbs
Mount Union Lutheran Church
Union Bridge
Mary Jane Nevins
Reba Derr
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
J. H. August Borleis
Argyl Dick
Wakefield Church of God
Uniontown
Harry E. Routzahn
East Third St
Routzahn
Frank Gastrey and Sons
Joseph Melvin Routzahn
Jefferson
Nona Lambert Routzahn
Dorothy Dixon Routzahn
Harry E. Routzahn Jr
Frederick
Elsie Droneburg
Pleasant
Robert M. Routzahn
Helen L. Routzahn
Walter Routzahn
Lester Routzahn
Springfield
Norman Himes
James Nusz
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Amvets of
Middletown
F. C. Eagles
Lodge
Democratic Club
East Church St
Henry Schaefer
Manor Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
William H. Hilderbrand
William Henry Hilderbrand
Eva Mae Hilderbrand
West Patrick St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hilderbrand
Frederick County
Franklin Thomas
Delphia Fogle Hilderbrand
Vicki Hilderbrand
Sabillasville
Sharon Wachter
Nancy Dutrow
Eugene Vi
Fuel use rate for conventional jet aircraft noted
The article states fuel is consumed at an average rate of 2 273 gallons per hour by conventional jet aircraft.
Auxiliary Holds Yule Celebration and Plans Anniversary Event
The Francis Scott Key No. 12 Unit American Legion Auxiliary held a Christmas party with President Mrs. presiding. Reports covered flag purchases for a Middletown scout troop, Kids Inc party, food basket, gifts for veterans hospitals, servicemen gifts for Viet Nam, and Show Your Colors flags. District meeting results and plans were noted, with the 45th Anniversary set for April 19 and next meeting January 18.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Mildred Kottmger
Edna Yelton
Madeline Gilbert
Gold Star
Dorothy Staley
Pat Palmer
Ways and Means
Middletown
Kids Inc
Viet Nam
Taneytown
Boonsboro
Miss Bell Is Named Thread of Gold Class President
Miss Margaret Bell was named president of the Threads of Gold Class of Calvary Methodist Church at a meeting held Friday at her Carrollton Drive home. Also elected were Mrs Norman Marsden vice president, Mrs Nettie Grimes secretary, Mrs Martin Ritchie assistant secretary, Mrs Howard Gerrich treasurer, Miss Edna Myers assistant treasurer, Mrs Grace Stup missionary treasurer, and Mrs Raymond Ford assistant treasurer.
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Margaret Bell
Calvary Methodist Church
Miss Bell
Carrollton Drive
Norman Marsden
Nettie Grimes
Martin Ritchie
Howard Gerrich
Edna Myers
Grace Stup
Raymond Ford
Richard Gladney
Beothuk-Viking Links Questioned by Historians
Newfoundland Viking traces spark debate among scholars about Beothuk descent From William Cormack language studies to theories of Egyptian connections experts weigh Norse settlement in North America before 1000 A.D The discussion contrasts Beothuk origins with Mayan and Egyptian migration theories.
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Newfoundland
William Cormack
North America
C. America
West
N. America
Ho Chi Minh Receives Soviet Delegation in Hanoi
President Ho Chi Minh met Alexander Shelepin and the Soviet delegation in Hanoi in a warm cordial atmosphere. Premier Pham Van Dong and other Vietnamese leaders attended the talks, with no policy discussions during the brief stopover in Peking. The visit followed a lunch with Li Hsienmen in Beijing.
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Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
Alexander Shelepin
Hanoi
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Li Hsienmen
City water clash over proposed Walkersville plant continues
Frederick city and county battle over a proposed Walkersville sewage and water treatment plant raising concerns about river pollution and future water costs. Beavin report urges cooperation to expand public facilities as area population surges toward 200,000 by 2000.
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State Department of Health
State Health Department
Beavin
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Walkersville
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Frederick County
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Linganore
Western Frederick growth plan outlines urban and park expansion
The proposal drafts survey centers at Feagaville and West Patrick Street extend office development along the bypass from Linden Hills to U S 340 with high rise apartments along U S 40 and near St John’s High School. It envisions floodway parks with dams for boating and fishing and nine elementary schools on 15 to 20 acre sites. Urban residential areas would cover over half the nine square miles with parks 10 percent and other uses including apartments offices shopping centers and industries in small percentages.
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Feagaville
Patrick Street
Linden Hills
St. John’s High School
King Farm
Carroll and
Rock Creeks
Tarrant
Education program aims to serve all ages in community
Mrs Brotman notes a community educational plan broadcasting after hours for all ages. The first station would be in Baltimore with Frederick involved in ETV programming. Hood College and Frederick Memorial Hospital content would be taped for statewide broadcast, though local tuning is not yet available.
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Brotman
Baltimore
Frederick
Hood College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland Eyes Seven Educational TV Stations in State Plan
The State Board of Education proposes seven ETV stations including Frederick and Waldorf after Baltimore, with federal aid 304180, state bond 141750 and general funds 787103. Washington County already runs an independent system and schools prepare to install receivers and wiring.
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Baltimore
State Board of Education
Frederick
Waldorf
Cumberland
College Park
Salisbury
Hagerstown
Washington County
Washington
Maryland
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Bagpipe Band Planned for Baltimore Public Schools
Baltimore public schools will add a bagpipe band under Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin and Superintendent Dr. Laurence G. Paquin. Paquin asked Tousic instructors to seek bagpipe teachers, with the mayor inviting kilts for a first public appearance.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Clan Campbell
Laurence G. Paquin
Women Flunk Astronaut Tests
About six women among 351 applicants to the Space Agency. the new class of 15 to be named in spring will be all men. A spokesman said none of the women met minimum requirements, reducing candidates to 159. Officials expect to announce the 15 in May.
LaCoste Baby Admitted for Observation at Memorial Hospital
Master Kieth LaCoste, son of Mr and Mrs Gregory LaCoste of Carrollton Drive, was admitted to Fred Memorial Hospital on Tuesday for observation and treatment.
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Kieth LaCoste
Gregory LaCoste
Carrollton Drive
Fredeick Memorial Hospital
Local Couples Celebrate Milestones and Birth in Area Notices
Mr and Mrs Talmage Bennett near Monrovia observed their 48th wedding anniversary with children and grandchildren in attendance. Ephraim Zimmerman and Walkersville couple marked their 50th anniversary with a family dinner at Peter Pan Inn Urbana. Bethesda couple announce birth of their son E Clayton Embery III, son of E Clayton Embery Jr and Carol Lynn Sanders. New Ferderick Nursing Center admits include George Martz Mary Aldridge and Carrie Pearce.
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Talmage Bennnett
Monrovia
Harold Bennett
Millard Burdette Jr
Thomas Hawkins
Stephen
Clifford
Cynthia Bennett
Allen Burdette
David Flynn
Tracy Hawkins
Terri
Dawn
Kim
Mark Burdette
Curtis Flynn
Marvin Gill
Hilda Molesworth
Airy
Frederick Nursing Center
Toll House Avenue
George Martz
Clarksburg
Mary E. Aldridge
Frederick
Aoe
Carrie Pearce
Union Bridge
Ephraim B. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Paul J. Green
Paula
Donald
Paul Jr
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
E. Clayton Embery Jr
Bethesda
E. Clayton Embery I
Embery
Carol Lynn Sanders
W. Eugene Sanders
Rosemont Avenue
Sanders
Growth in U.S. college enrollments outpaces overall population
The Nation’s college enrollments total 5.4 million this fall, double the 10 years earlier level, rising about six times faster than the general population. Robert J. Keir of The Tuition Plan Inc. and C.L.T. Educational Buildings Inc. notes the 1955 base and 195 million total population, up 17 percent.
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New York
U.S
Robert J. Keir
Tuition Plan Inc
C.lt. Educational Buildings Inc
Gobbler Season to Return in Ohio After 60 Years
The National Wildlife Federation reports Ohio will host its first wild turkey gobbler season in more than six decades. Under controlled conditions a limited number of hunters will be allowed to hunt males during a four day period next May.
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Ohio
National Wildlife Federation
Annual Election Of Corporation Officers In 1966
The Jeffersonian Democratic Club holds its annual election of officers on Monday January 10 1966 with voting from 6 to 8 PM at the Family Fun Nite venue Yellow Springs Community Hall. Local ads cite a slate of small business sponsors and services throughout Frederick Maryland including tax preparation firms builders and hardware suppliers.
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Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Yellow Springs Community Hall
Frederick County
Vindobona Offers Pleasant Atmosphere in Braddock Heights
In Braddock Heights the Vindobona facility provides a pleasant environment with clean air and a focus on personalized patient care. The setting emphasizes comfort and well being for residents seeking a serene living atmosphere.
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Braddock Heights
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