Notable local deaths listed in county obituaries
The notice lists deaths of Ila S. Conway 64 near Middletown Rev Roy K. Miller 63 formerly of Washington County Walter L. Toms 64 of Frederick County Clarence E Spurrier 74 of Mt Airy. Details include survivors and funeral arrangements at Gladhill Funeral Home Emanuels Church of the Brethren in Elkton Bittle Funeral Home Myersville Watt Funeral Home Winfield and Prospect Cemetery near Mt. Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy K. Miller
Washington County
Newark
Del
Beaver Creek
John Miller
New York City
Betty Miller
Sarah Walker
Hanover
Edwin
Harry Miller
Baltimore
Noah
Clarence Miller
Los Angeles
Emanuel Church of the Brethren
Elkton
Bittle
Myersville
United Brethren
Clarence E. Spurrier
RFC
Winfield
Funeral
Funerals for Mrs. Alice V. Blackston Held in Della
Services for Mrs. Alice Virginia Blackston of Carver Apartments who died Wednesday were conducted at St. Paul’s A.M.E. Church in Della by Rev. Oscar B. Jackson. Bearers were nephews Robert Naylor Jr. James Naylor Thomas Naylor Jr. Davis Naylor Richard Naylor and Elijah Naylor. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice V. Blackston
Alice Virginia Blackston
Carver Apartments
St. Paul's A.M.E. Church
Della
Oscar B. Jackson
Buckeystown
Robert Naylor Jr
James Naylor
Thomas Naylor Jr
Davis Naylor
Richard Naylor
Elijah Naylor
Church
Girl's 4 H Plan For County Fair
At Clarksburg Girls 4 H Club meeting members discussed plans for next summer's County Fair. Patricia Murphy gave a How to Cover a Box demonstration. Karen Collins and Sharon Zeller provided refreshments. Karen Gillis named Character-Building Program winner for the month. Terry Murphy reported on the 4 H Achievement Banquet. Karen Collins led the pledge with Nancy Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Patricia Murphy
Carl White
Karen Collins
Sharon Zeller
Karen Gillis
Terry Murphy
Nancy Watkins
Lake Erie listed as shallowest Great Lake by Britannica
Britannica ranks Lake Erie as the shallowest of the Great Lakes in published reference work. The note also mentions Caius Julius Caesar as the first Roman to appear on coins during his lifetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Caius Julius Caesar
Picnic Pavilion Projects Win County Permits
A picnic pavilion on the Charles L. Jamison 49 acre property and a $3,000 aluminum mobile home for a caretaker at Old Line Brick and Tile Co in Buckeystown were approved. Banner Glass Works will construct the pavilion with Frank Bliss Jr. as president. A Walkersville permit covers a $14,000 frame dwelling with carport on Willow Street in Glade Gardens for Edward Kerns. A 12 by 8 foot frame storage structure for lawn tools by Willis Harris in White Rock development was also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Jamison
Banner Glass Works, Inc
Silver Spring
Jamison
Frank Bliss Jr
Old Line Brick and Tile Company
Buckeystown
U.S. 15
MD. 80
Walkersville
Willow Street
Glade Gardens
Edward Kerns
Hagerstown
Willis Harris
White Rock
Foreign policy uncertainty as Johnson and Kremlin face new year
James Marlow notes the 1960s foreign outlook remains unsettled with President Johnson pressed to define a clear strategy while Kosygin and Brezhnev lead a cautious Soviet stance. The piece contrasts domestic focus with stalled international initiative and hints at Vietnam pressures shaping future decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
State of the Union
Congress
Nikita Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Clarksville Man Sues Credit Firm for Damages
Clarksville man Charles F. Miller sues Noland Credit Company of Hagerstown for 150000 for distress and public disgrace and 100000 for exemplary damages. He alleges the firm caused his July 1962 arrest and Carroll County Grand Jury indictment for false pretenses, leading to acquittal. Suit filed by T. C. Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Carroll County
Noland Credit Company
Hagerstown
Charles F. Miller
Noland
Miller
Carroll County Grand Jury
Maller
T. C. Nichols
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
A stream of patient notices shows admissions to Suburban Hospital Bethesda and Frederick Memorial Hospital for heart conditions surgery and auto accidents. Names include Nellie Martin Dickerson Betsy Roberson Otis Burdette Grove House Walter Danner Pat Tedesco Arthur Stine Wayne Stine Mary Earp Minnie ODonnell William D biehl Danial Fogle Thomas Geasey Kathryn Reed and others with transfers and home recoveries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Martin Dickerson
Bethesda
Betsy Roberson
Robert Roberson
Dickerson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Otis Burdette
Grove House
Middletown
Walter Danner
Frederick
Sagner, Inc
Pat Tedesco
East Church Street
Sagner Inc
Arthur Stine
Creagers
Wayne Stine
Creagerstown
Mary Earp
Germantown
Minnie O'Donnell
Olney Nursing Home
Olney
Vindobona Nursing Home, Inc
Braddock Heights
Wiliam D. Biehl
Grove Blvd
Danial Fogle
West Patrick Street
John Hopkins Hospital
Thomas Geasey
RFD 1
Thurmont
Kathryn D. Reed
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
Two Men Help Prevent Tragic Fire At Ice Plant
A nearby gas station worker and Davis saved Moberly from reentering a burning ice plant as ammonia fumes filled the area. The milkman alerted responders while Davis restrained Moberly from returning inside. Ammonia coolant posed high danger during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Moberly
Fire Department
Sagner
Maryland to Add Colleges to Meet Baby Boom Demand
Baltimore AP reports the General Assembly will consider accelerating Maryland two year college expansion. Dr. Harold D. Reese cites need for six new colleges now and twelve more to absorb postwar population growth. Revised estimates show state colleges will enroll 13,000 freshmen next September, up 23 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
General Assembly
Maryland
Harold D. Reese
Reese
Dentist Arthur Foard Dies in Apparent CO Poisoning
The Washington County medical examiner ruled the death of Dr. Arthur C. Foard as accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. Foard, a dentist of 45 years, was found dead in his home. his wife remained in critical condition at Washington County General Hospital. Fire officials noted a loose pipe from an oil furnace to a chimney allowing fumes to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Washington County
Arthur C. Foard
Foard
Washington County General Hospital
E. W. Ditto Jr
College Receives Grant for Summer American Studies Course
Chestertown Washington College announced a $10,000 grant from the Coe Foundation to fund a summer course in American studies for high school teachers. The program runs June 21 to July 23 with two courses and lecture discussions by constitutional historians, expecting about 25 teachers selected from county superintendent nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertown
Washington College
Coe Foundation
Army seeks meeting between Taylor and Khanh amid purge fallout
The piece notes plans for a Taylor Khanh talks as Taylor calls for an immediate pullback by reforming generals, restoration of the council, and prisoner releases. Observers say the move legitimizes December actions while battles and protests unfold across Vietnam. A Viet Cong mortar attempt near Hue also fails to disrupt a Voice of America broadcast. Buddhist leaders organize strikes against the Huong government. Spain built El Morro Castle in 1539 guarding San Juan gateway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Khanh
Saigon
Hue
Voice of America
Viet Nam
Spain
el Morro
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Mount Saint Mary’s Theologian Receives Papal Silver Medal
The Rev. Gommar A. DePauw J C D professor at Mount Saint Marys Seminary and associate professor at the college earned the Silver Medal of His Pontificate from Pope Paul VI. The award honors his service as personal expert and theological advisor at the Second Vatican Council. De Pauw joined the Mount faculty in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gommar A. DePauw
Mount Saint Mary's Seminary
College
Paul VI
Father de Pauw
Mount Faculty
Frederick News-Post offers monthly tips prizes
The Frederick News-Post will pay cash prizes each month for tips on local news events. Tips accepted during office hours with holiday and weekend closures noted. Prizes range from five dollars for best tip to one dollar for subsequent stories, awarded to the first caller on a given story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pianist Livia Rey to Perform at Shepherd College
Internationally famed pianist Miss Livia Rey will give a recital January 15 at 8 p.m. in Reynolds Hall Shepherd College Shepherdstown West Virginia. Shenandoah Concert Association subscribers and Shepherd College activity ticket holders admit free. Rey, born in Budapest now residing in Paris, has soloed with major European orchestras and has studied since age nine. This is the third recital in the 1964 65 Shepherd College Artist Series sponsored by Dr. Hans Hoch and Dr. Cornelia Houch. The piece highlights a world renowned artist in a campus program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livia Rey
Reynolds’ Hall
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Shenandoah Concert Association
Livia Rev
Budapest
Paris
United States
Miss Rev
Franz Liszt Academy
Hans Hoch
Cornelia Houch
Local Public Auction Notices Across Several Maryland Towns
Various public sale announcements list auctions on March 6 and March 20 1965 at sites near Ridgeville Damascus and Mt Airy with farm equipment livestock shop tools and household items. Multiple auctioneers Emmett R Bowlus Sidney L Mills and D T Walker oversee the sales with notices also detailing community events barbecues club meetings and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gaver
Airview
Middletown
Harold H. Routzahn
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Ridgeville
Walkers Orchards
D. T Walker Emmett R. Bowlus
Merkle N. Wachter
Damascus
Purdum Rd
Montgomery Co
Sidney L. Mills
Ball Road
Frederick
Frederick Junction
Ijamsville Road
Ijamsville
Frederick County
Maryland
Charles L. Rice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ila S. Conway
Henry A. Conway
Leila Gaudy Sutton
Glendale
Calif
Esli Sutton
Janice Conway
Saddie River
N.Y
Esli Conway
Lewistown
Richard Conway
Carl W. Burrows
Gladhill Funeral Home
Walter L. Toms
Walter Lee Toms
West Fourth Street
Franklin B
Jennie Toms
City Street Department
North Market St
Glade Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey
William Boyer
Marvin Chapel Methodist Church
Prospect Cemetery
Mt. Airy
The
Penda
Mercia
Cyril Duncap
Jeff
D&m Construction Co
Earl Radtke
Albert Brodsky
Edith Mathews
Style-Rite Inc
Robert Bornstein
Stanley Bramow
Colony Construction Co
Erwin Cooper
Fairknoll Construction Co
Ralph Lawrence
Lawrence and Silverman Construction Co
Joel Meisel
Meisel Construction Co
George Miller
D&m
Donald L. Toms
Shepherd
Memoriam
Biehl
Jennie M. Biehl
John F. B
Helen Damath
Board OF Zoning Appeals
City Hall
Charles D. Hoffman
Cherokee Trail
Lewistown Community Hall
Lewistown Citizens Assoc
Robert James SR
W. 5Th St
Red Men's Club
Lot
Parsons
N. Market St
Braddock
Null & Smith
Delbert
George Wm. Smith
Jerry T. Williams
Robert V. Handley
West Fifth St
Eagles Club
E. Patrick Street
Texaco
Staton
Libertytown
Vol. Fire Co., Inc
St. Peter’s Hall
Dr. Hughes
Naomi Michael
Bronson Staley
Ralph Michael
Penton’s
Waters
Dodge
H.P
T.V
Ad Mon
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Frederick M. Kemp
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick Hotel
Yellow Springs Lions Club
Ford
Chevrolet
John D
Jack) Shorrow
Dist. Mgr
Commonwealth Mutual Ins Co. of America
Junior Fire Co
Charles E. Troxell
Brown
Eves, Sat. & Son
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
Null & Smith Delbert
George William Smith
Mehrle N. Wachter
John K Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Nelson Tucker
Prospect
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
York
Rome
Sun
Catoctin
Orchard Thurmont
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Apples
Stayman & Delicious
Yorks & Romes Quynn
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Routzahn
BUDGE
South Market
Little's Beauty Shop
Ecker's Beauty Salon
MOSER
Petonat
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