Deaths in Barimoons and Poolesville
Miss A Mabell Thomas 44 of Barimoons dies at home after a sudden illness born in Frederick County daughter of the late Walter H and Ida E Peach Thomas she leaves a sister Louise Brightwell two brothers Norman Rudell Thomas Gerald Thomas an aunt Mabel Chilas and two uncles Walter and Thomas Peach funeral at Simpson Methodist Church Friday at 11 a.m. Falconer Funeral Home in charge. Jack D Ashcraft 42 of Poolesville dies after an auto crash near Buckeystown at U S 15 he was an Eastern Airlines pilot married with two children his mother Emma Jane Ashcraft sister Armon Harbon and brother Bud Ashcraft. Funeral arrangements pending Hilton Funeral Home Barnesville.
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A. Mabell Thomas
Barimoons
Frederick County
H. and
Ida E. Peach Thomas
Louise Brightwell
Washington
Norman Rudell Thomas
Gerald Thomas
Mabel Chilas
Walter
Thomas Peach
New Market
Simpson Methodist Church
Floyd Lyles
Falconer Funeral Home
Jack Dashcraft
Jack D. Ashcraft
Poolesville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Buckeystown
U.S
Ashcraft
Eastern Airlines
Little River
Kan
Delores Ashcraft
Victoria Ashcraft
Emma Jane Ashcraft
Armon Harbon
Whittier
Calif
Bud Ashcraft
Hutchinson
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
Johnson’s tax plan faces mixed reviews in Congress
President Johnson defended his proposed defense spending and revenue plan, urging higher taxes on liquor and tobacco while resisting a general tax boost. Senators questioned defense costs and tax-cut restorations, with some supporting increased revenues as necessary for Viet Nam, and Johnson pledging no delay in funding if required. He outlined peace efforts, a 21 day bombing pause, and a goal to end the war while protecting South Viet Nam’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ford
Johnson
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Finance Committee
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
GOP
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Viet Nam
Congress
North
South Viet Nam
South
Illness notes and hospital updates in Frederick area
Mrs. Joe Rice of Highland Street is slightly improved after three weeks at home. Mrs. William N. Albaugh of Yellow Springs is admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Mr. Clark Miller on Dill Avenue is moved to Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center. Mrs. Ida L. Cockrell of North Market Street enters Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs. Winnie Cave of East Church Street enters Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. The seventh inning stretch origin says Taft rose to stretch in the seventh, crowd mistook him for leaving and rose to honor him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rice
Highland Street
William N. Albaugh
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clark Miller
Dill Avenue
Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center
Ida L. Cockrell
North Market Street
Jack
Winnie) Cave
East Church Street
Funeral notices for Webber Fogle Poffenberger Keilholtz Boyer Mercer
Obituary notices list several funeral services across Maryland towns for Hanna Mary Webber Linda L Fogle Elizabeth E Poffenberger John Benjamin Keilholtz Ronald Montgomery Boyer and Woodrow Wilson Mercer. Services held at St Frances Church Barton Funeral Home Myersville Jefferson Middletown and other local churches with burials in Knoxville Chapel Cemetery United Brethren Jefferson Lutheran and other local cemeteries. Bearers named for each service include family members and local residents. Burial locations include Knoxville Myersville Jefferson and Middletown.
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Hanna M. Webber
Hanna Mary Webber
Knoxville
St. Frances Catholic Church
Brunswick
William McCroy
Rhett Webber
Carroll Webber
Dwayne Webber
Herman Webber
Harold Webber
Roland Webber
Linda L. Fogle
Linda Lou Fogle
Frederick
Barton
Walkersville
Arnold W. Gooden
Pentecostal
Catoctin Furnace
Jack B. Rippeon
Eugene Rippeon
George Flickinger
Harvey Houck
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
E. E. Poffenberger
Elizabeth E. Poffenberger
Hagerstown
Bittle
Myersville
Raymond L. Markley
Gerald Poffenberger
Dale Poffenberger
George Higman
Roger Scott
Richard Higman
Robert Higman
United Brethren Cemetery
John B. Keilholtz
John Benjamin Keilholtz
Middletown
William Huddle
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Mitchell Bidle
Myron Derr
Donald Specht
Donald Stull
Lamar Stull
Odale Martin
Lutheran Church
Gladhill Funeral Home
Ronald M. Boyer
Ronald Montgomery Boyer
Donald H
Sharon Lee Todd Boyer
64Th Avenue
Riverdale
Childrens Hospital
Washington, D. C
Donald H. Boyer
Gambrill State Park
Marvin G. Todd
Jefferson
Etchison Funeral
E. Church St
Bruce Gabbert, Jr
Methodist Church
Methodist
M. R. Etchison and Son
Woodrow W. Mercer
Woodrow Wilson Mercer
Roland C. Hobbs
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ronald Wolfe
Lewis F. Esterly Sr
Ernest Weddle
Renice Brubaker
Howard Wirts
Frank L. Wright
Jefferson Lutheran Cemetery
M.R. Etchison and Son
Man Dies at Home in Frederick County
A 43 year old Frederick County resident, Charles H. Bell, died at his residence late Wednesday night. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause. Dr. B. 0. Thomas Sr, county medical examiner, pronounced him dead shortly after midnight. Mrs. Bell awoke at about 11:40 p.m. by him gasping for breath while she tried to help him. Police reported no evidence of foul play from Tfc. Charles F Mades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RFD
Frederick
Thomas Sr
Charles H. Bell
Bennett's Leys Inc Plans Major Remodel and Refurnish
Bennett's Ley's Inc. announced plans to remodel the main store area and upgrade the second and third floor apartments. Marendt stated after 65 years at the location they needed modern facilities to serve Frederick customers and keep pace with the times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley’s Inc
Marendt
Frederick
Court frees Quill and nine labor leaders from jail
In a late morning ruling Supreme Court Justice Abraham N. Gellert signed an order freeing labor union chief Michael J. Quill and eight other leaders from jail sentences imposed for contempt, amid broader labor dispute developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Abraham N. Geller
Michael J. Quill
Houck Sees 15 Years of Maryland Redistricting Chaos
Frederick County legislator William E. Houck warned at a Frederick League of Women Voters meeting that Supreme Court redistricting will trigger about 15 years of chaos as Maryland adjusts to population based districts. He argued county government could be weakened and noted counties are not political entities under the ruling. Other legislators present endorsed equal housing in principle, with positions on timing for introducing related bills.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Supreme Court
Del
William E. Houck
Dthurmont
High Court
Frederick League of Women Voters
Winchester Hall
General Assembly
Houck
Garrett County
Baltimore City
Clifton Wirts
Frederick
Goodloe E. Byron
Joseph B. Payne
Brunswick
E. Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
John A. Derr
Frederick League
Derr
Byron
Remsberg
Jeague
Local births and gatherings in Maryland notices
Mr and Mrs Michael Crawford of Glen Burnie announce the birth of their first child a son Johnathan Michael on December 28 Mrs Crawford is the former Judith Ann Waldron of Doubs Mr and Mrs Edgar K Moore of Potomac formerly of Frederick entertained friends from Frederick Baltimore Washington and nearby Virginia at an open house Mr and Mrs Charles M Lenhart of Thurmont announce the birth of their second child first son Michael Monroe on January 8 in Frederick Memorial Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Crawford
Glen Burnie
Johnathan Michael
Crawford
Judith Ann Waldron
Doubs
Edgar K. Moore
Potomac
Frederick
Baltimore Washington
Virginia
Charles M. Lenhart
Thurmont
Michael Monroe
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County Teachers Pay Scale Seeks 61 Openings
The school board proposes a pay scale where teachers with a bachelor’s degree cap at 10 000 after 30 years, masters earn up to 11 200, and doctorates reach 12 400. Dr. Carnachan says the revised scale will help Frederick County recruit 61 new teachers next year, making the district more competitive for promising candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Carnachan
Thespians Plan Bottle Collection Drive
Frederick High School Thesplan Troupe 1277 plans a 9 a m Saturday bottle drive to fund a trip to the National Thespian Society conference in Portland Oregon. Residents should light porch lights to be contacted and county residents may call the school with their phone numbers to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
1277
National Thespian Society
Portland
Ore
Detour Man Faces Drunk Driving Charge
A Detour motorist was charged with drunken driving Wednesday afternoon after an accident on Md. 75 north of New Market. Delmar L. Beall, driving south, lost control on a right curve, ran onto an embankment, and his 1955 station wagon was demolished. Passenger James Burriss of Monrovia was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for facial lacerations.
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MD. 75
New Market
Carl R. Harbaugh
Delmar L. Beall
Beall
James ©. Burriss
Monrovia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hood College Names New Librarian Miss Marion Rueth
Hood College announces Miss Marion A. Rueth will join the Joseph Henry Apple Library on Feb 1 and become Head Librarian July 1, succeeding Miss Katherine E. Dutrow who retires. Dutrow, Hood alumna, served nearly 36 years, overseeing library growth to 76 000 volumes and the 1963 Thomas Annex expansion to 125 000 capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion A. Rueth
Joseph Henry Apple
Hood College
Randle Elliott
Hood
Miss Rueth
Katherine E. Dutrow
Miss Dutrow
Hood Library
Clyde E
Julia E. Thomas
St. Petersburg, Fla
Public Library
Florida State University
New Market Zoning Draws Opposition
An interim zoning plan for New Market faced swift opposition at the Town Council session. A resident distributed a leaflet accusing the ordinance of targeting local businesses and rendering its language difficult to understand. The plan may be modified or sent to the council for public approval, and will run 30 days during a broader planning process. In Toronto, William Bilow turned cart collection into a business after charging 25 cents per cart left on his lawn, expanding to about 3,000 carts weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Ray A. Messannelle
Toronto
William
Bilow
Critics Hit TJ Chief Over Board's 14 Supervisors
Fred erick County Board of Education members Hallar Best and Gordon Smith blasted the Thomas Johnson High School administration on Wednesday for appointing four vice principals and ten department heads. Dr John L Carnochan defended the plan as standard practice, though not yet formalized, saying superintendents will exist whether approved or not. Names listed include Dorothy Handley Robert Hess J Arthur Mott and George Strasberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Gordon Smith
Ross V. Smith
John L. Carnochan
Dorothy Handley
Robert Hess
J. Arthur Mott
George Strasberger
ORDER NISI ON SALES No 2 164 EQUITY Frederick County 1966
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County equity, a January term 1964 matter reports sales of real estate for 13 100.00. The February 4 1966 hearing will ratify the report unless objections are shown after three weeks of insertion. Clerk Ellis Wachter. True copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NISI
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Guy T. Frushour
Calvin McC Staub
Katherine E
Riety) Staub
Ellis ¢. Wachter
Frederick
Maryland
Ellis
Wachter
Orphans’ Court
Russell Stephen Grams
Interstate 70 crosses water mains and interceptors
Discussion notes that water lines will cross the new highway with bridge routes cheaper than undercut segments. Rock outcroppings would raise costs further. In other text, oblique obituary fragment for Roland Smith reflects loss. Public notices announce Frederick County school tire bids and a public sale of dairy cattle and farm equipment near Barlow, Pennsylvania, with details and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
S.W
Barlow
Gettysburg - Taneytown Road
Richard M. Seymour Edwin Benner
Carl Haines
Vindobona Nursing Home Promises Tender Loving Care
Senior citizens and convalescents are urged to consider Vindobona Nursing Home noted as the area’s only accredited intensive care facility with tender loving care. The ad invites inquiries by phone 371-7160 and invites visits to Braddock Heights for information on modest rates.
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Vindobona
Braddock Heights
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N. Market St
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Thespians
Charles A. Price
Falieliae
Usne
G. Hurley
Bennett & Bennett Attorneys
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Wis
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State Office Building
Robert Feaster
Eugene Roach
Paul Hummer
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William Debolt
Lewis Corl
Geraldine Glaser
Wilfred Roberts
Eugene Speck
Smith
Roland
Granfather
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Board of Education
Board of Education of
John L. Carnochan JR
Catoctin Fish & Game Protective Assoc. Grounds
Federal & Mary
Donald P. Ramsburg
Woodsboro
Elizabeth Tyson Musser
Walter S. Forney
H. & R. Block Co
America
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East Frederick
Little League
YMCA
Paul L. Brown
W. Pat
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Edward T. Garrett
Constance H. Mercer
Rose Marie Berger
King’s Men’s Wear
Frederick, Md
Independent Hose Co
Mehrl F. Wachter & Son
North Market St
York
Stayman
Frederick Builders Inc
So. Jefferson St. Frederick Lumber Co
Apples Red Delicious
Rome
Quynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill Rd
York & Rome
Catoctin
MT. Orchard
Rt. 15
Routzahn
South Market St
Ecker
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb
Prop
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
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