Obituary notices from Maryland area list Oden Beall Essig Wright Arnold Mellott
Dedths Thomas D Oden aged 75 of Wisner Street died after a lengthy illness. Survived by children Betsy Carr Earle M Oden Donald L Oden two grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral services set for Monday 10 30 am at 106 E Church St with Mt Olivet cemetery interment. Mary Frances Beall of Browningsville funeral held at Bethesda Church. Maude Estella Essig of Taneytown died aged 88 burial at church cemetery. Muriel Fogle Wright of Silver Spring widow of Paul Wright Jr died at Walter Reed. Edith Arnold formerly of Burkittsville died New Year’s Day in Baltimore. Zenas Mellott of Oakland died at Garrett County Hospital survived by two children.
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Thomas D. Oden
N. Wisner’ Street
Mary Frances Zepp Oden
William Henry
Virginia C. Becraft Oden
Warren
Betsy) Carr
Earle M
Donald Leonard Oden
Oden
Old Washington Pike
Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison & Son
Mary Francis Beall
Mary Frances Beall
Browningsville
Bethesda Methodist Church
Richard C. Johnson
Hayden L., Sparks
Poolesville Methodist Church
Jesus I
Millard Burdette , Jr
Harold Bennett
Nelson Beall
Maude Estella Essig
Taneytown
Ptolmy
Josephine Rhodes Hillerbirck
William Yingling
Essig
Grace United Church of
William F. Wiley
Paul M. Wright JR
Muriel Fogle Wright
Silver Spring
Walter Reed Medical Center
Washington
Woodsboro
Charles C
Martha Ellen Bowers Fogle
Calvert C. Wright
Paul M. Wright II
Arlington, Va
Nole Fogle
Sandra
Christopher
Kevin
Russell Arnold
Edith Arnold
Burkittsville
Baltimore
Oneida Day
Aberdeen
Dorothy Scott
Essex
Mary Jean Elmore
Kay Anderson
Havre de Grace
Heela Thrasher
Louise Butts
Burkitt
Zenas Mellott
Oakland
Della Mellott
Garrett County Hospital
Ruth
Florida sugar gains from Castro boycott boost
Florida agriculture officials say 150000 acres are in sugar cane now up from 60000 two years ago as the U S boycott of Castro Cuba sugar sweetens state production. Also obituaries note services for Myrtle G Coblentz and John Wesley Johnson with funeral details and burial places.
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Florida
Miami
Fila
U.S
Cuba
Doyle Conner
New Officers For Bible Class At Calvary Methodist
The Leader's Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church installed new officers for the year. President Charles L. Myers presided with Glenn Magaha leading singing and Thelma Mantz on piano. Bruce T. O'Hara reported the annual secretary's and Ernest E. Watkins the treasurer's annual reports. Reverend Ralph M. Sharpe performed the installation. Attendance was 87, down from 100 a year ago. Next Sunday is Memorial Sunday with Curtis Bowen in charge. Ray Watkins announced Spanish speaking Americans classes set for Jan 10 17 24 and 31 from 6 30 to 8 p.m.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Educational 3
Charles L. Myers
Glenn Magaha
Thelma Mantz
Edward S. Rice
Bruce T. O'Hara
Ernest E. Watkins
Ralph M. Sharpe
Myers
Ray Watkins
Matthew P. Staley
James Hahn
Curtis Bowen
Man Shot By Younger Brother in Williamsport Area
State Police investigate a shooting near Williamsport in which 30 year old William Franklin Murray of Kemps Mill was wounded in the chest during an argument at 12:10 a.m. by his 23 year old brother Henry Edward Murray. The injury did not appear serious and Murray received treatment at Washington County Hospital.
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Hagerstown
William Franklin Murray
Kemps Mill
Williamsport
Murray
Henry Edward Murray
Washington County Hospital
Truth Seekers Hold Christmas Party
The Truth Seekers Class held its Christmas party at Calvary Methodist Church with teacher Mrs Markell Nelson in charge. Members included Mrs William Handley Mrs Herman Brust Mrs Charles Kemp and Mrs C G Schmidt. Rev Harry S Mierly and Mrs Mierly attended as guests.
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Truth Seekers
Calvary Methodist Church
Markell Nelson
William Handley
Herman Brust
Charles Kemp
C. G. Schmidt
Harry S. Mierly
Mierly
British Leader To Visit Berlin
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson will visit Berlin on January 23 according to the Foreign Ministry. It will mark the first such visit by a British prime minister to the city since the Potsdam conference in 1945.
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Bonn
Germany
Harold Wilson
Berlin
Foreign Ministry
Memorial service for Homer Mellott
The obituary notes Homer Mellott of Oakland died recently. He has four grandchildren and one great grandchild. A memorial service is set for Sunday at 1 p.m. in Dunkard Church at Swallow Falls. Flowers are declined and memorials may be given to the Old Folks Home Project of the church, care of treasurer Homer Mellott.
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Homer Mellott
Oakland
Dunkard
Swallow Falls
Old Folks Home Project
Amish Seek Exemption From Social Security Program
Congress urged to exempt Old Order Amish from Social Security. Bills by Rep. Schweiker and Rep. Dague would allow a recognized religious sect member to refuse Social Security benefits, while the Amish would continue caring for their own elderly across 270 communities in 19 states.
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Washington
Congress
Paul B. Dague
Richard
Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Dague
Local residents enter Frederick Memorial Hospital for various ailments
Among The Sick Mr. Ray M. Stull of Yellow Springs underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Wednesday and is recovering. Mrs. Robert S. Tyson Sr. has returned from the same hospital where she was a medical patient since November 14 and is recovering nicely. Mrs. George Lewis has entered the hospital for surgery. Detective Lieut. Ellis G. Carty has entered for observation and treatment. Mr. Raymond E. Eyler is a patient at Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital in Martinsburg. Mr. William Working is a patient at Frederick Medical Hospital after surgery yesterday.
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Ray M
Stull
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert S. Tyson Sr
East Church St
George Lewis
West 14Th Street
Ellis G. Carty
City Police Department
Raymond E. Eyler
le Gore
Newton D. Baker Veteran’s Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Willia
Frederick Medical Hospital
Local Personals Celebrate Birthdays in Frederick Area
Mr Wilbur Woodfield owner of Damascus Electric Company marked his birthday Wednesday night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. County Treasurer Charlotte W Yarrell celebrated at a Western Maryland Commissioners Association meeting at Town and Country Restaurant, receiving a large birthday cake from the Frederick County board. Mrs John D Kelly of near Frederick visits with her son and daughter in law James Kelly of Linthicum Heights. Carl Rentzell Jr of Adam Road will celebrate his 24th birthday Sunday.
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Wilbur Woodfield
Damascus Electric Company
Charlotte W. Yarrell
Western Maryland Commissioners’ Association
Frederick
John D. Kelly
Near Frederick
James Kelly
Linthicum Heights
Carl Rentzell Jr
Adam Road
Insurance Firm Denies Charges Amid Baltimore Policy Cancellations
Nationwide Insurance Co. disputes claims by Baltimore Comptroller Hyman A. Pressman that it canceled motorist policies without cause. The firm states it follows its contract clause protecting drivers from unjust cancellations and notes it is Maryland’s largest motorist insurer.
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Baltimore
Nationwide Insurance Co
Nationwide
Maryland
Hyman A. Pressman
Pressman
School cafeteria accounts adopt new automatic system
The board approved an immediate roll out of a new accounting system for school lunches, using the district’s automatic processing equipment. Gordon Smith urged a complete investigation of the lunch program first, but the board chose to proceed now and study the program separately later.
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Gordon Smith
Eliot Ashes to Be Buried Next Week in East Coker
The ashes of poet T. S. Eliot will be buried next week in East Coker Somerset churchyard. Eliot 76 American born British nationalized died Monday after years of ill health. his burial finalizes a fond connection to the village immortalized in his Four Quartets.
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London
T. S. Eliot
Somerset
East Coker
Jane
Eliot
Hagerstown Dentist Found Dead Mystery Surrounds Fatal Incident
Dr. Arthur C. Foard a longtime Hagerstown dentist was found dead in his home with his wife gravely ill. Neighbors noted open doors and the house filled with fumes from suspected gas sources. An autopsy was planned as investigators probe the circumstances.
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Gas Company
R. V. L. Campbell
Please Cover One Mistake With Another
California's Department of Motor Vehicles urges motorists to place 1965 license decals in the upper left corner, noting many errors last year placing them in the upper right. The memo jokes about a woman sticking stickers to a frying pan and an iron to “affix” them, and says if the 1964 sticker is misapplied, cover the mistake with a 1965 sticker.
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San Francisco
California
Department of Motor Vehicles
Tom Bright
Harford Junior College to Expand with $2.6 Million Plan
Harford County Board of Education announced a $2.6 million expansion over two years for Harford Junior College. The project adds four new buildings, extensive parking, and athletic grounds, lifting enrollment from 500 fulltime and 500 parttime to 1,250 each. Maryland will cover half the cost, the federal government $550,000, leaving $750,000 financed by the county.
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Bel Air
Counties Share Over $2 Million In Cigarette Tax Revenue
ANNAPOLIS AP Baltimore City and the 23 counties divided 2,903,722 as their share of the cigarette tax revenue for the second quarter of the fiscal year. The distribution lists Anne Arun del 197,831 Caroline 15,085 Cecil 441,120 Dorchester 24,932 Kent 15,434 Queen Annes 14,466 Somerset 15,672 Tal bot 21,675 Wicomico 42,938 Worcester 20,018.
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Annapolis
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel
Caroline
Cecil
Dorchester
Kent
Queen Annes
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
Labor policy shifts loom as Johnson weighs changes
Labor notes show the administration plans to keep the 40 hour week stance while pursuing limited Taft Hartley reforms. Aims include extending FLSA to about 2 million more workers and raising the $1.25 minimum wage in hotels restaurants laundries and agricultural processing with possible talks of a higher minimum wage but unlikely to reach AFL demands.
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Congress
Johnson
AFL- 10
Jewel Heist Chasers Vanish After Miami Pursuit
Kuhn and detectives hunted for the midnight sap phire and other jewels in Miami, tracing the group through bar hotel and apartment before the quintet disappeared. Investigators watched New York bound planes and met with jewel custodians, but immunity and publicity hindered recovery. Jack Murphy and Roger Clark remained jailed with unclear involvement.
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Kuhn
Miami
Kukin
Miami News
New York
Jack
Murph the Surf
Tshombe seeks talks with rebel supporters in Stanleyville
Premier Moise Tshombe invites leaders of Algeria Ghana Mali and Egypt to Stanleyville to witness alleged rebel atrocities. He invites them after returning from a visit to the rebel capital. Yugoslavia closes its Leopoldville embassy leaving Czechoslovakia Poland and Bulgaria as remaining Communist embassies in the Congo.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Algeria
Ghana
Mali
Egypt
Stanleyville
Tshombe
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Bulgaria
State Schools To Launch Non Smoking Class
Maryland plans a year long anti smoking program starting February 17 to teach fifth and sixth graders the evils of tobacco. 90 health and education officials from 23 counties will attend a conference. targets are 10 and 11 year old children to influence future habits. A prior high school effort showed little progress. mentions Indian and Greek armed forces as distant comparisons.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Herbert R. Steiner
Washington Redevelopment Agency chief Doyle fired
Phil A. Doyle, executive director of Washington’s Redevelopment Land Agency earning 24500 a year, was dismissed by the agency’s directors. A Doyle statement said the board believed a change would best serve urban renewal, with no further elaboration.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Redevelopment Land Agency
Phil A. Doyle
Doyle
House District Committee
Hill
AFL-CIO Urges Higher Federal Spending Across Economy
The AFL-CIO magazine argues for vast new industry and government outlays to fix an imbalance caused by undistributed profits and high dividends. It warns Johnson’s job goals may fail and unemployment could rise, criticizing cash hoarding in corporate treasuries. Christmas visitors share a multi-state gathering as holiday observances continue.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
U.S
Labor Organization
Johnson
AFL - Cio
State Tax Collections Jump Ahead of 1963 Projections
Annapolis AP state income tax collections for the first half of the fiscal year run 17.2 percent ahead of the prior year and exceed November estimates by 3.7 percent. Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein reported December receipts of 1,695,345, bringing six month total to 76,034,725, an 11.5 million rise over last year.
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Annapolis
Louis L. Goldstein
Lewistown Community Night and public notices
Local events include Family Night on January 9 at 8 p.m. with free games and prizes at Lewistown Community Hall plus fresh seafood at Town & Country Restaurant. Public notices announce sealed bids for park concessions and a zoning hearing for Penn Neon Sign at 11 North Market Street in an R-2 area.
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Lewistown
Lewistown Community Hall
Lewistown Citizens Assoc
Board OF Zoning Appeals
City Hall Building
Penn Neon Sign Company
North Market Street
Multifaceted Classified Sale Announcements In Middletown Area
A dense page notes Wednesday auctions at Ponton’s Community Sale featuring appliances, furniture, tools, and a 1951 Dodge, plus miscellaneous items in private sales. It lists organizational notices for the Jeffersonian Democratic Club and Daughters Of The American Revolution events, local business ads, and a series of community notices including beef by the quarter, septic services, and fire company events.
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Ponton
Sth
Dodge
H.P
T.V
Lg. Ad Mon
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Thomas Odes
Myrtle G. Coblent
Myrtle G. Coblentz
Etchison Funeral Home
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Doty Remsburg
J. Richard Hudson
Horace Williams
William C. Westerdale
Bernard Remsburg
David Summers
Mount Olivet Cemetery
John W. Johnson
John Wesley Johnson
Hicks Funeral
Oscar B. Jackson
Buckeystown
Emanuel Terrell
Quinn A. M. E. Church
Loyd D. Brown
Newton Brown
Clyde Weedon
Charles F. Scott
Charles Palmer
Robert Ambush
Fairview Cemetery
Vehicle Dept
Harford Jr. College
U. S
D. C
Aide Ouste “d
Thomas Strother
Yamsville
Strother
Edward Sokolosky
Charles
Joseph
Cheryl
Rachel
Robert Windsor Sr
Larry Burns
Scottie
Sjamsville
Robert Windsor Jr
Barbara
Rosemary
Tulip Hill
Anne W. Stout
Jacksonville
N.C
Dr. Reynolds
Ernestine Pettingall
Catherine F. Young
Brothers & Sisters
Natice
Department of Forests and Parks
Cunningham Falls
Gathland State Park
Gambrill State Park
Washington Monument State Park
District Forester
LaVale
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Frederick M. Kemp
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick Hotel
World Book Encyclopedia & Childcraft
Constance H. Mercer
D. Hemp & Sons Jefferson
Paul R. Kolb
Yellow Springs Lions Club
Middletown
John D
Jack) Shorrow
Dist. Mgr
Commonwealth Mutual Ins. Co. of America
NEW Midway Fire CO
Junior Fire Co
Charles E. Troxell
Rodger's
North Market St
Brown—Mo
Eves, Sat. & Son
Geisbert
GMC
Urbana
Frederick Junction
1.W.L.A
Little Jimmie & Rangers
Bobby Grubbs
Carl Zinn
Little Jimmie & the Rangers
Monocacy Park
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Assoc
Canada Hill Road
Myersville, Md
Ball Road
Yamsville Road
Tramsville
Frederick County
Charles L. Rice
Null & Smith
Delbert S. Null
George William Smith
Auds
Mehrle N. Wachter
Clerk
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Nelson Tucker
Fred
Tucs
Wed
Prospect
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
L.P
News-Post
North Court Street
York
Rome
Catoctin
Orchard Thurmont
Thurmont
The
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial MO
Apples
Stayman & Delicious
Yorks & Romes Quynn
Woodrow
Bill Anderson
Routzahn
South Market St
Little's Beauty Shop
Ecker's Beauty Salon
Moqser
Armstron
Sherwin Williams CO
E. Patrick St
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