Deaths In Maryland And West Virginia Obituaries
Obituaries for Marshall M Flanary, E Virginia Beall, Homer T Murphy, Gertrude Clary, and a note on a 49 yard field goal by Pat McTeer in New Mexico State. Flanary died at 62 in Reistertown with services planned. Beall died at Frederick Memorial with funeral at Church of the Brethren. Murphy of Martinsburg died at 80, with service details listed. Clary of Martinsburg died in City Hospital, a former teacher active in Trinity United Methodist and hospital auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall M, Flanary
Marshall M. Flanary
Reistertown Road
Reistertown
Siami Hospital
Balore
Virginia
Mary Lawson Flanary
James Flanary
Vickie Pearson
Tennessee
Coys Flanary
Bradley Flanary
York
Doyle Flanary
Mt. Airy
Curtis Flanary
Rockville
John Flanary
Monrovia
Waltz Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Winfield
Irvin S. Martin
Mt. Airy Mennonite Church
Mt. Pleaesant Cemetery
Gamber
Virginia Beall
Claude V. Beall
West Patrick St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Westminster
William H. Zimmerman
Buckeystown
Elizabeth Howard Zimmerman
Church of the Brethren and the
Carol Ann Turner
Utica
William V. Beall
William H. Zimmerman Jr
Adamstown
Robert F. Benn
Frederick
Carol Sugame Turner
Katherine Elizabeth Turner
Homer T. Murphy
Homer Talmage Murphy
West Martin St
Martinsburg
W. Va
Martinsburg Hospital
Charleston
William Herndon
Mattie Mae Hill Murphy
Murphy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B&o
Baltimore
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Division 751
Gassaway
Airbrake Assn
Chicago
Ill
B&o Veterans Assn
Masonic Order
Af&am
Elkins
Verna Pritt Murphy
Charlene Mogensen
John St. Martinsburg
Brown Funeral
David Crawford
First Presbyterian Church
Lohr Funeral Home
Gertrude E, Clary
Gertrude Ella Clary
South Queen St. Martinsburg
City Hospital
Berkeley County
James B
Bettie Ellen Thomas Clary
Trinity United Methodist Church
WSCS
Rosemont
Tucker
Jefferson
Berkeley
West Virginia
Reecie G. Clary
Kenneth W. Grove
J. Raymond Wood
Rosedale Cemetery
Las Cruces
N.M
Pat McTeer
New Mexico State University
Colorado State U
Royce
New Mexico
Funerals for Five Individuals Held in Area
Funeral services were held for George Hobson Lydard Ruth M Olson Joseph Melvin Routzahn Effie V Sanger at local funeral homes and churches. Officiants included Rev Elien Blackwell Rev Kennet Hamrick Rev George Fitch and Rev John G Hamilton. Interments were at Mount Olivet Blue Ridge St Pauls Lutheran and Lutheran Cemeteries. Pallbearers listed for each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hobson Lydard
Nellie Louise Sullivan Lydard
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Elien Blackwell
Peoples Church of
Falls Church
Virginia
Harold Lydard
Fred Thayer
Frank Thayer
Franklin Clingerman
James Lester
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Ruth M. Olson
Creager Funeral Home
Kennet Hamrick
James Fraley Sr
Roland L. Fraley Sr
Harold E. Fraley
Elmer Tillmwan
Kenneth Glass
Herbert Wollard
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Joseph Melvin Routzahn
Elizabeth Lambert Routzahn
RFD
Jefferson
Etchison
George Fitch
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Joseph Helms
Harry Routzahn
Robert Routzahn
James Nuse
Rodger Grist
Norman Myers
St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery
Effie V
Sanger
Effie V. Sanger
John C. Sanger
Brunswick
Frederick Nursing Home
Gladhill Funeral Home
Middletown
John G. Hamilton
Mark Miller
Norman Runkles
Arthur Bowers
Donald Wiles
Ray C. Gladhill
Douglas R. Snowden
Lutheran Cemetery
Catoctin Folk Center Aims To Grow At National Park
The Catoctin Mountain Park folk center expands with a replica saw mill exhibit and plans for limited folk music and crafts classes. Officials foresee an environmental education site near population centers, boosting park activity after years of low publicity and rising visitor interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentzer
Catoctin Mountain Park
Catoctin Park
Lennon Hooper
National Park Service
Hooper
Catoctin
Middle
Maryland
Nature
City Police List Arrests
Esther F Bowie 31 of Mc Murray Street arrested on McMurray Street at 4 55 p m for dis orderly conduct. Trial set Jan 11. Joseph J Stuy of RFD 8 stopped on Military Road at 8 20 p m charged with exceeding 25 mph. Trial Feb 4. Robert R Noell of RFD 1 charged with exceeding 25 mph on Rose eek i. Trial date set for Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther F. Bowie
McMurray Street
Gerry Ponton
Pfe
Douglas FE. Smith
Joseph J. Stuy
RFD 8
Military Road
Pfc
Franklin Willson Jr
Robert R. Noell
RFD 1
Contract Award Moves Toward Student Bus Driver Program
The Emmitsburg school plan dominates the meeting with a top priority on renovation or reconstruction. A full decision on inclusion in next year’s budget is deferred to a closed session. PTA members oppose simply renovating the old and new wings and favor other options. Newby’s cost estimates: one new wing and partial renovation about 596 889 with aid. new building on site about 1 089 281 with aid. new site adds 360 000. The board also advances phase one of the South Frederick School project and bids the Washington Street K 3 building with plans to tear down the old structure. Funds for the Lincoln renovation and combined bid are pending county financing commitments. commissioner Derr cautions against committing next year’s funds now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community College
Emmitsburg
Chris Matthews
Emmitsburg Pta
PTA
Gilbert Newby
Newby
South Frederick
Washington St
Lincoln
John Derr
Detrick Demilitarization Explained At Kiwanis Club
Lt Gol Lucien T. Winegar, deputy commander of Fort Detrick, spoke to Kiwanis members about demilitarization of the fort. He outlined Nixon’s November 25 1969 three point plan ending offensive biowarfare U S stockpile destruction and safe disposal with presidential approval. He noted Fort Detrick will continue to dispose of its stockpile with environmental safeguards and that a future president could request stockpile revival using existing documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol Lucien T. Winegar
Fort Detrick
Kiwanis Club
Nixon
Col. Winegar
United States
Secretary of Defense
Hutto Jury Still Short Of Quorum
In McPherson Georgia the court martial for 22 year old Sgt Charles Hutto from Tallulah Louisiana proceeds as prosecutors and defense seek to seat a five member jury. Two potential jurors risk removal over peremptory challenges amid disagreement on prior remarks by Lt Col Donald Laffoon and Col Robert Koob about the My Lai massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcpherson, Ga
CAP
Charles Hutto
My' Lai
Hutto
Tallulah
My Lai
Donald M. Laffoon
Robert Koob
Bobby Baker to Surrender for Prison Time
Federal authorities say Bobby Baker, once a secretary to the Democratic Senate majority, faces tax evasion, larceny and conspiracy charges. He will surrender at Lewisburg penitentiary in Pennsylvania after a 1967 sentence of one to three years, with past bail and a stalled prison start. Baker, now a Ocean City real estate developer, was accused of underpaying 1961 and 1962 income taxes and misusing campaign funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Baker
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Lewisburg
Supreme Court
Ocean City
State rests case in fatal Westminster stabbing
The Maryland case against Larry Franklin, 19, of Mount Airy, over the January 31 fatal stabbing of 21 year old William Rakes in Westminster moved toward completion as the state rested its case and defense witnesses testified before Judge Paul Dorf. The confrontation occurred on a Westminster street after a fight.
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Baltimore
Carroll County
Westminster
Larry Franklin
Mount Airy
Paul Dorf
Franklin
William Rakes
Record cold grips nation halting services and gas supply
Extreme cold lingered from the Southwest to the Great Lakes as temperatures stayed subzero across the plains. Albuquerque schools closed for a third day as gas pressure fell to a third and propane was trucked in. post office service and window service were cut back under gas-conservation orders. Water pipes froze and ruptured in Utah and New Mexico, with outages at hotels and the Hotel Utah area flooding. Copper mine operations in Arizona reduced output as Magma Copper laid off workers due to gas shortages. Snow cleared in Nebraska and Iowa, while cattlemen and lawmen aided in rounding up blizzard-struck cattle across Kansas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Plains
Utah
New Mexico
Midwest
Albuquerque
Southern Union Gas Co
General Services , Administration
Kingston
Salt Lake City
Arizona
Fort Apache
Magma Copper Co
San Manuel
Ths
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Vasectomy figures and laparoscopy price discussed
The article notes post op semen tests showing zero sperm after vasectomy and explains the time needed for sperm clearance. It also covers the minimum sperm count required for pregnancy, averages around 150 180 million, and cites the laparoscopy sterilization price of 505 dollars, with Blue Cross coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouch
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Insurance Aide In Hagerstown On Jan 18
An Insurance Advisory Service representative will be in the Washington County Courthouse conference room in Hagerstown on Monday January 18 to assist citizens of Frederick, Carroll and Washington Counties with insurance inquiries. No appointment is needed and the adviser will help if policies were canceled or you have complaints about service. Written inquiries may be sent to the State Insurance Commissioner in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland Department of Licensing and Regulation
Washington County
Frederick, Carroll
Washington Counties
Insurance Division
Thomas J. Hatem
Baltimore
Lescalleet
Renn Pontiac, Inc
E. 6Th. St
Frederick
Melvin Lescalleet
American Auction House
Rt. 40
Main’s
Thomas
Jack’ Boone
Nelson Myers, Jr
Mel Lescalleet
Frederick, Md
Egyptian Violation of Cease-Fire Hit in Sinai Skirmish
TEL AVIV AP Egyptian warplanes flew over Israeli positions in the Sinai desert violating the Middle East ceasefire, the Israeli military said. Sukhoi fighters crossed into the 110 kilometer zone and east of Qantara near Port Said, prompting a UN complaint. Israel cites two prior violations since the cease-fire began on August 5.
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Tel Aviv
Sinai Desert
Theiddle East
Qantara
Port Said
Israel
U. N. Truce Supervision Organization
Egypt
Notice of Appointment and Creditors for DeLashmutt Estate
Amos A. Holter is appointed personal representative of Alvida B. DeLashmutt who died December 20, 1970. Objections to appointment or probate must be filed with the Frederick County Register of Wills by June 22, 1971. Creditors must present claims by June 30, 1971, or they become unenforceable. Date of first publication December 30, 1970. Register: Thomas M. Eichelberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maryland
Alvida B. Delashmutt
Amos A. Holter
Second St
Frederick
Register of Wills
Frederick County
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Local Personal Notes Include Vacations and Family Updates
Miss Sally Anne Shafer and Miss Daphne May vacation in Nassau during college breaks and plan student teaching in Frederick. Gloria Fay and family return home to Columbus after two weeks with relatives in Thurmont. Roger T. Dronenburg marks 43rd wedding anniversary in Frederick. Pfc Donald E Boon returns to Fort Gordon after 10 days Christmas leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Anne Shafer
Paul D. Shafer
RFD
Daphne May
Donald May
Frederick
Norwich
N. Y
Nassau
Frostburg State College
Gloria Fay
Curtis
Dwayne
Columbus
Naomi B. Runkles
Gary
Thurmont
Roger T. Droneburg
Madison St
Pfc
Donald E. Boon
Damascus
Fort Gordon
Nixon Signs Foreign Aid Bill Amid Desert Stay
President Nixon, staying in San Clemente for rest and exercise, signed a $550 million foreign aid bill during the first day of his visit. The package includes $155 million for Cambodia and limits on use of troops or advisers. Nixon had criticized Congress earlier, then praised its prompt inaction on the measure.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Sur
Air Force
Walter Tkach
Pat
Palm Springs
Cambodia
Congress
WLS
Ronald L. Ziegler
Columnist's Son To Aid Governor
Governor Marvin Mandel announced the appointment of Tom Reston, 24, son of New York Times columnist James Reston, as a staff aid. He will handle administrative matters between the governor's office and cabinet members and bring a younger perspective to the administration. Reston, Harvard graduate, has written for several newspapers and campaigned for Humphrey, McCarthy, and Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis Cap
Marvin Mandel
Tom Reston
New York Times
James Reston
Mandel
Reston
Goveror
Harvard
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Local Deals At Monocacy Shopping Center And Braddock Hall
The Slack Shack Truck offers discounted sports wear for men at 40 to 70 percent off behind The Clothes Horse at 904 East Street Monocacy Shopping Center. Friday night sale details include Fresh Flower Arrangements for hospitals funerals weddings and occasions. FLOWER FASHIONS INC lists 244 EL Patrick St with contact numbers 662-0606 and 662-8621.
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Slack Shack
East Street
Monocacy
Flower Fashions, Inc
EL Patrick St
Call
Clothes Horse
Monocacy Shopping Center
Pope Pleads For Life Of Black Bishop
The Vatican urged Cameroon President Ahidjo to pardon Roman Catholic bishop Msgr. Albert Ndongmo, 44, sentenced to death for plotting to assassinate the president. The Vatican expressed deep pain at the verdict and hopes clemency will be granted amid appeals from many parties. Ndongmo was among three men condemned by a Yaounde military tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
Ahmadou Ahidjo
Cameroon
Albert Ndongmo
Yaourde
Pet Shelter Ads and Local Business Classifieds
A clutter of neighborhood notices lists pets at a local animal shelter on Gas House Pike offering a variety of breeds and puppies. The page also includes multiple business ads for home improvements, furniture, electronics, farming supplies, real estate, and services in Frederick Maryland with contact numbers and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas House
Pike St. Bernard
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Frederick
Detrick
Braddock Heights
Pope
Bon Secours Hospital
Thomas M. White
George T. Keech
Creagerstown
John E. Williams
Mrs
Arline Williams
Demiray
Smith
Camazo
Kenneth Bealle
E. Dorsey Lawson
Larry F. Harrison Box
Detour
Paul L. Brown
Junior Fire Co. No
Charles
Troxell
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Cortland Stayman
Catoctin Mountain
Sat
Sun
Frederick News-Post
East Patrick Street
Passport & Id
Charles’ Studio
E. Patrick St. Frederick
McLain
Rec
Yellow Springs
Lions Community Hall
D & M Electronics
Prospect Plaza
Stayman & York
Moser’s
Carroll & South Sts
Space Pak Repairs & Service
Stayman
Rome
Yorks
Reel’s Mill Road
Merle C. Summers
Mi. W
Liberty
R. R. Garst
Rodger's
Rodger’s
Mkt
Ext
Keyser
Gas House Pike
Shepley
Market St
CBS Electric Co
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
Frederick Glass Shop
E. 4Th Street
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
East Patrick ST
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