Hospital notes and a global milestone in 1945
Mrs. Nina Lee Lawson of Mon Fovias is recovering from surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Vivian Wilt of Adamstown was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. The Charter of the United Nations was signed in San Francisco, California, in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Lee Lawson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Vivian Wilt
Adamstown
Charter of the United Nations
San Francisco
Calif
Funeral Notices From Thurmont To Beallsville
Funeral services were held for Perry Dean Fisher and his twin Gary Eugene Fisher at United Brethren Cemetery Thurmont. Elmer W Keeney Jr infant son of Union Bridge. Lee M King of Cedar Grove. Dorsey L Rice Middletown. Nellie G T Stone Frederick. A Dawson Trundle Barnesville. Interments followed at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry D
Gary E. Fisher
United Brethren
Elmer W. Keeney JR
Elmer W
Alice Leister Keeney Sr
Union Bridge
Carroll County Hospital
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Eugene Gardner
Rocky Hill Lutheran Church
Paul Holthaus
St. John’s Catholic Church of Westminster
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Lee M. King
Cedar Grove
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Vaughn E. Stewart
Salem United Methodist Church
John Tregoning
Archie Hood
John Duvall
Earl Glaze
John Glaze
Joseph Mullineaux
Salem Cemetery
Idorsey L
Rice
Dorsey L. Rice
Middletown
Veterans Administration Center
Gladhill
David Kolda
Robert Culler
Robert Easterday
Charles King
Dorsey Ries
Charles Rice
Lee Gordon
Methodist
Jefferson
A. Dawson Trundle
Bethesda
Hilton
Barnesville
Franklin Backus
Roy Selby Sr
Frederick Wright
George Butler
Alfred Spates
Edmund Warther
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Maryland Deaf educator wins national leadership grant
Richard Gays of the Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick receives a two semester grant for graduate study in the Leadership Training Program in the Area of the Deaf at California’s San Fernando Valley State College Northridge. The program, in its 10th year, trains administrative personnel for education and rehabilitation of deaf students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gays
Maryland School For Deaf
Frederick
San Fernando Valley State College
Northridge
Calif
United States
Rehabilitation Services Administration
United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ray L. Jones
South
California
Jones
NAACP Plans Installation of Officers
The Frederick County NAACP installs new officers at 11 a.m. Sunday at Asbury Methodist Church. Officers include President Leaven Gordon, Vice President Lord Nickens, Treasurer Everett Johns, Recording Secretary Mrs Gladys Irvin, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Ruth Brown, and executive committee members at large Mrs Ruth Tick, Ted Stephens, and Jim McIntyre. The regular meeting is Thursday Jan 14 at 8 p.m. in the church social hall for open membership discussion and suggestions on chapter activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
NAACP
Asbury Methodist Church
Leaven Gordon
Lord Nickens
Everett Johns
Gladys Irvin
Ruth Brown
Ruth Tick
Ted Stephens
Jim McIntyre
Police List Five Arrests In Frederick Area
A Frederick youth, Kenneth Paul Bowie, 18, of Lincoln Apartments, was arrested at 1:40 p.m. after a meter maid observed him trying to force a car window in the Optimist parking lot. He faces tampering with a motor vehicle and destruction of property charges with bond set at $500. the owner of the car is Virgil Lee Swich of Linthicum. Four others were arrested on assault and battery charges with $250 bonds for a Jan. 15 hearing: Larry Wayne Lidie, 22, Donald Eugene Jackson, 36, John Lee Wages, 19, and Dale Lynn Young, 21. Warrants were issued Wednesday by various complainants after alleged arguments or a fight at a bowling alley. Complainants include David Kline, 16, and his brother Robert, 19, of Adamstown, and Richard Frye, 19, of Adamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Kenneth Paul Bowie
Lincoln Apartments
Magis~trate
Virgil Lee Swich
Linthicum
Larry Wayne Lidie
Ball Road
Donald Eugene Jackson
John Hanson
John Lee Wages
East Patrick Street
Dale Lynn Young
East Church Street
Lidie
Nancy
Jackson
Allan Jamison
Carrollton Drive
Young
Aley
David Kline
RFD
Adamstown
Robert
Dickerson
Richard Frye
Resignation Of Sheldon Under Study
Baltimore city schools superintendent Dr Thomas D Sheldon said he would stay on if the school board does not accept his resignation. The board deferred action for further study as Sheldon seeks New York deputy commissioner for education. He cited a circus atmosphere at meetings and noted 14 years left on his 850000 yearly contract. The New York job pays 37249.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas D Sheldon
Sheldon
New York
Ewald B. Nyquist
Personal notices of local residents and visitors
Mrs. Leo T Waterman returns home on Magnolia Ave after holidays with son and daughter in law Leo F Waterman Roanoke Va and granddaughter Betty Jean Keith Charleston S C Mr and Mrs Roy McBride of Burkittsville entertained at dinner Monday Mr and Mrs David McBride and Sharon and Byron of Jefferson Burkittsville hosted dinner last Sunday for Mrs Richard Deitrick and Ricky Manor Club Rockville Mrs Lorraine Linton and Keith Mrs Blanche Lowell all of Frederick Mr and Mrs Howard Jennings Terri and Daryl Baltimore and John Clapp Frederick Mrs Edwin E Stoffer a long time Braddock Heights resident has sold her home and will live with her sister in law Betty Swan at 2539 Zist Ave Rock Island IA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo T. Waterman
Magnolia Ave
Leo F. Waterman
Roanoke
Betty Jean Keith
Charleston
S.C
Roy McBride
Burkittsville
David McBride
Sharon and
Byron
Jefferson
Richard Deitrick
Ricky
Manor Club
Rockville
Lorraine Linton
Keith
Blanche Lowell
Frederick
Howard Jennings
Terri
Daryl
Baltimore
John Clapp
Edwin E. Stoffer
Braddock Heights
Betty Swan
Zist Ave
Rock Island, A
FDA says mercury in swordfish likely ends its place on menus
FDA survey finds most tuna safe under federal mercury limits but swordfish remains highly contaminated. Large tuna varieties show notable mercury. canned tuna largely within safe levels. Smaller tuna varieties may stay in use, while swordfish may disappear from the diet due to pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Virgil
Wodicka
FIA
Bureau of Foods
FGA
Richard L. Rank
Mercury
Metropolitan Recreation Needs Spreading To Frederick County
A Maryland State Planning Department consultant told Frederick County planners that demand for outdoor recreation is strongest in the Baltimore Washington metro area and is spilling into Frederick County. The plan proposes seven policies for western Maryland to boost multi recreational facilities in state forests and parks while prioritizing access to ski facilities Fort Frederick the C and O Canal and Appalachian Trail corridor. A second phase will map statewide needs and a five year land acquisition schedule while the third outlines open space research and site plans for high priority areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore - Washington
Frederick County
State Planning Department
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick County Planning Commission
Fort Frederick
White Water
Social Services Board Reviews 71 Budget in Frederick
The Frederick County Department of Social Services discussed its tentative 1971 budget totaling 1,982,456 with 312,297 local funds 1,129,381 state funds and 540,778 federal funds at a Thursday meeting led by Dr. James Thomas. Public assistance asked for 312,297 reflecting medical service needs and a 10 to 15 percent rise since July due to a new filing method by mail. The board plans eight nominees for four vacancies and will await county commissioners final adoption in May or June. The next meeting is February 28 at 3 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Department of Social Services
Board of Directors
James Thomas
Board of Seven
John Derr
State Department of Social Services
Geneva Barthel
Frederick County
Derr
Frederick County Human Relations Council
State Human Relations Council
Barthel
Thomas
Inflation Trend in South Vietnam Slows in H2 1979
A year end survey from Saigon reports rapid inflation easing after August 1979 reforms. Bank deposits rose 30 percent as interest rates jumped, imports were restrained by new rules, and a 16 percent wage rise was offset by policy shifts. Local unemployment and revenue losses loom as U.S. aid remains heavy. Vietnam-based service member Jerry J Kennedy heads to the Far East after a military path from Thomas Johnson High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Pfe
Jerry J. Kennedy
Joseph
Kennedy
RFD
Thomas Johnson High School
Fort Dix
N. J
AIT
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Lewis
Wash
Far East
Pte
SSAN
Co. C
84Th Engr. Bn
APO
San Francisco
Calif
Balto Blacks Seek 100 Cab Licenses
Baltimore AP reports a public hearing set for January 14 before the Public Service Commission to review a request by black taxicab drivers for 100 new cab permits. The American Association demanded immediate issuance but the PSC chair said permits cannot be issued legally. The hearing date was offered amid debates over a separate fare increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Public Service Commission
The
American Association
PSC
Come Mission
William C. Doub
Commission
Frankfort, Ky
Ap- the River Coal Co
Hazard
Slack Shack offers 40 to 70 percent sportswear sale
Local ad notes Slack Shack at rear of Clothes Horse 904 East Street Monocacy Shopping Center offering save 40 to 70 percent on men's sportswear. Includes Saturday Family Night 8 PM at Braddock Heights Fire Hall and Flower Fashions services with Mardi Gras dresses and new white evening gowns at 94 East Street. Contact numbers 662-0606 and 662-8621.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slack Shack
East Street
Monocacy
Clothes Horse
Monocacy Shopping Center
Maryland Banks Report 1970 Earnings Gains
Maryland National Bank chair Robert D. H. Harvey said earnings deposits and capital resources hit new highs in 1970. Deposits stood at 1.05 billion as of December 31. Suburban Trust Co led with a 25 percent rise in net income, offering 7.14 per share versus 5.73 the prior year, while Maryland National posted 3.51 per share compared with 3.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Robert D. H. Harvey
Maryland National Bank
Suburban Trust Co
J. Robert Sherwood
Maryland National
Low Cost Housing Visit Concord Mobile Home Estates
A dense local advertisement page lists Low Cost Housing at Concord Mobile Home Estates along Route 180 five miles west of Frederick and three miles east of Jefferson Maryland with a weekend salesman on January 9 and 10. The page also includes thanks to Damascus Ambulance and several doctors for hospital care, a death notice for David H. Brown, and various local business ads for carpet remnants, remodeling, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Mobile Home Estates
Frederick
Jefferson, Md
News & Post
Notice of Local Businesses and Ads in Frederick area
A collage of classified lines from Frederick Maryland area sources lists notices and ads for services and sales. Items include a personal debt disclaimer by Larry F. Harrison, a epilepsy chapter event, floor service promotions, veterinary and animal boarding rates, electronics and appliance sales with price discounts, environmental control products, farm produce prices, a real estate/ice location move notice, construction and repair services, and various contact numbers. The mixture reflects a bustling local economy with multiple vendors and community notices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annan
Anna Elizabeth Annan
Pape
Gettysburg
Miss Annan
Emmitsburg
Robert L
Alice, C. Motter Annan
New Windsor Presbyterian College
District of Columbia
Washi
Emmit
Beulah I, Fleagle
Beulah Irene Fleagle
Joseph Roland Fleagle
Linden Avenue
Springfield State Hospital
Charles
Ursula Grossnickle Boone
Roland A. Fleagle
Robert V. Fleagle
Hagerstown
Arnold N. Fleagle
R. Kenneth
Sons and Daughters of Liberty of
Matrona M. Keefer
Matrona Marguerite Keefer
RFD 2
Keymar
Harry F
Mamie Wiles Leatherman
Earle F. Keefer
Clifford L. Leatherman
Wilbur D
Kline
Wilbur O. Kline
Wolfsville
Charles M
Rosa Schiltknecht Kline
Louise Kline
W. O. Kline Jr
Salem
Iva Catherine Neighbors
Iva Catherine Wise
Grace Pasaver
Ursa Kline
Lloyd Kline
Austin Kline
Myersville
Archie Kline
Waynesboro
Ray Kline
Chambersburg
Herman Kline
Boonsboro
Wolfsville Lutheran Church
Nellie G.T. Stone
Nellie Catherine Tyler Stone
Frank Stone Jr
Etchison
Merlin E. Garber
Frederick Church
the Brethren
Robert Harris
Floyd Morgan
William Morgan
David Zimmerman
Richard Zimmerman
Eugene Linton
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Grover Cleveland
Frances Folsom
White House
F. Leroy Hannon Kemp
Margaret Hindman
Social Services Dept
Balto
Jim’s
Buck Tyergar Co
Flower Fashions, Inc
E. Patrick St
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Culwell
Pearce, Jr
Loyal Vanderveer
Carroll Warfield
Pete
David H. Brown
Mary E. Roberson
King Floor Service, Inc
Donald Gladhill
Woodsboro
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Winchester Hall
Paul L. Brown
Junior Fire Co. No
Charles E Troxell
Lescalleet
Renn Pontiac, Inc
E. 6Th. St
Frederick, Md
Melvin Lescalleet
Ecker
Cortland
Stayman & York
Thurmont
Rt. 15
Sat
Sun
Mel Lescalleet
E. 6Th
St. Frederick, Md
Frederick News-Post
Larry F. Harrison Box
Detour
Frederick Co
P.O. Box
KING
East
Yellow Springs
Lions Community Hall
D & M Electronics
Prospect Plaza
Moser's
Carroll & South Sts
Space Pak
Stayman
Rome
Yorks
Reel’s Mill Road
Merle C. Summers
Libertytown
R. R. Garst
Rodger’s
Mkt
Ext
Keyser
Gas House Pike
Shepley
S. Market St
CBS Electric Co
CBS
Frederick Glass Shop
EL 4Th Street
Be Uit
Woodrow
Bill
Anderson
East Patrick St
Nerwapar
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