Deaths of Harvey W Burdette in Montgomery County
Harvey W Burdette 81 of Woodfield died Monday at Montgomery Valley Nursing Home Rockville He was born in Montgomery County son of the late Richard and Laura Burdette He was husband of Millie M Burdette and a retired farmer He belonged to Wesley Grove United Methodist Church Woodfield Surviving are two daughters Mrs Laura Siver Woodfield and Mrs Mildred Bradsher Falls Church Va one son Wilford Burdette three great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren Friends may call at Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus today 7 to 9 pm Funeral at the home Wednesday 2 pm Rev Ralph Posey officiating Burial Wesley Grove Cemetery
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Harvey W. Burdett
Harvey W. Burdette
Woodfield
Motomac Valley
Nursty
Rockville
Montgomery County
Hiehard
Laura Watchhis Murdette
Millie M. Wurdette
Wesley Grove United Methodist Church
Alea
Laura Suiever
Miledred Bradsher
Falls Church
Wilfard Fy Burdette
Atx
Obituary: Joan Edgar Spriggs of Monvor Via
John Edgar Spriggs 80 of Monvor Via died Monday at home. Husband of the late Frances Chase Spriggs he was a son of Benjamin and Lydia Spriggs of Prince Georges County and a member of Fountain United Methodist Church. Survived by daughter Martha Hoy Mount Airy son Joseph Walter Spriggs Monrovia nine grandchildren six great grandchildren. Friends may call Hicks Funeral Home Wednesday 6 to 9 p.m. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Ebenezer United Methodist Church Centerville with interment in Centerville church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Edgar Spriggs
John Edgar Spriggs
Monvorvia
Route L
Frances Chase Spriggs
Kue Benjamin
Lidia Jarricks Spriggs
Prince Georges County
Fountain Mins
Hicks Funeral
Ebeneeezer United Methodist Church
Centerville
Church Cemetery
Obituary notices for Leanora Bopst James L Jason and John Swecker
Leanora Simpson Bopst 85 dies after hospital visit in Frederick. Survived by daughter and grandson Elmer Nikirk Jr. Funeral set at Robert E. Dailey and Son with Mt. Olivet burial. James L. Jason 32 of Baltimore dies at home. survived by four children in New York City and several relatives. Services at Fairview United Methodist Church with burial at church cemetery. John G Swecker of Rockville, died at Montgomery General Hospital. survived by wife Maggie and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be held at Francis J Harbor Laytonsville with interment in Liberty Baptist Cemetery.
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Leanora Simpson Bopst
Elmer &. Nikirk Sr
RFD 1
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
John A
Mary Catherine Pampell Simpson
Elmer Kk, Nikirk Jr
Silver Spring
Robert E. Dailey and Son
N. Market St
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
James L. Jason
Edgecombe Circle
Baltfdmore
Carroll County
Sophia Myers Jason
Edward L. Jason
James J. Jason Jr
Gregory Jason
Jennie Jason
Robinette Jason
New York City
Della Cook
Winfield
Mabel Gundy
Henryton
Lillian Nelson
Johnsville
Estella. Anderson
Baltimore
Dorothy Sappington
Wilbur Jason
Walter Jason
Fred Jason
Catonsville
Edward Jason Jr
Waltz
Liberty Road
Fairview United Methodist Church
Theodore Sembly
Church Cemetery
John G, Swecker
John G. Swecker
Rockville
Laytonsville
Montgomery General Hospital
Maggie R. Swecker
Charlotte S.ville
Charles F., Odell
Jay T
Jimmy Swecker
Louise Swecker
Hockvile
Edmond Ssecker
W. Va
Jay Swecker
Michigan
Francis Jl. Harbor Funeral Home
Liberty Baptist Cemetery
Teen Center Dances Aim to Occupy Students
A local official urges reactivating teen centers in schools to keep youths engaged during the summer. He notes the centers are teen run and successful last season, inviting former committee members to help restart the program.
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Atticiate
Funeral services for G Dewey Menchley in Middletown
Funeral services for G Dewey Menchley of Brownsville were held Monday at Gladhill funeral home in Middletown with Rev. Wade Hampton of St Luke's Episcopal Church officiating. Bearers included Howard Marker Austino Marker Franklin Nathagle and others. Burial followed at St Luke's Episcopal Cemetery in Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Deachsley
G. Dewey Menchley
Brownsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gladhll
Middletown
Wade Hampton
St Luke's — Episcopal Church
Howard Marker
Austino Marker
Franklin Nathagle
Whim Shaft
James Howe Fe
Kenneth Rudy
St. Luke's Episcopal Cemetery
Constitutional amendment proposals swirl in legislative session
Lawmakers debate extending sessions and setting salaries with a nine member board. Proposals seek lower voting ages, charter government rules for counties, stronger referendum thresholds, educational budget autonomy, civilian control of the militia, and voting rights for residents on federal reservations. Amendments require three fifths in both houses and a voter referendum at the next general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Job Fair Focuses on Frederick County Vocations
Continued from page one the event aimed to help students explore suitable vocations and learn about training, duties, rewards, and preparation. It seeks to inform guidance counselors and give local business and industry a chance to meet potential future employees while stressing early planning and a well rounded education.
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Frederick County
Zoning Hearsay on Shopping Center Plan Postponed
The zoning commission postponed action on a large AR project tied to a super shopping center and a new Waverly School route. If the project fails land could be rezoned later. an exclusive session will review data this month. The plan includes a major outlet and a connected AR department.
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Waverly School
Sirkatawn Hom
Sewerage Debate in Mount Airy Over Plant Location
Mount Airy residents debated the proposed sewer plan at a public hearing. Landowner Frederick Stephens argued for relocating the treatment plant 200 yards closer to the Patapsco River to permit gravity flow and eliminate a pumping station, potentially aiding future development. Council members and Ferguson and Company engineers defended the chosen site, while HUD indicated possible federal loan support for the town’s bond plan. The council weighed building now under local terms or later under state terms before a 1970 deadline.
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MT. Airy
Frederick Stephens
Conjuncion
Patapsco
Win Arch
Patapsea
Seware
Stephens
NIH
Nethesda
J. B. Ferguson and Company
Hagerstown
Ferguson
Robert Lakin
Ferguson and Company
George Greer
Delaine l Hobbs
Greer
Hobbs
Lakin
Housing and Urban Development Department
HUD
McLean Bingley
MD. State Health Department
Uie State
Moon Mud Warning Issued by Health Official
A Baltimore health official warns that a revived Moon Mud craze will trigger widespread quack cures. The misused moon mission talk claims an American spaceship orbit will spark new health fads and scams, drawing comment from national health groups and officials.
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Haltimore
Moon
National Health Organization
Jerry Walsh
Specia Services
Arthelus Pome Aation
President
Commission On
Hits
Hiutton Chosen For State Legislative Committee
Fredericks County Commissioner Hulton was selected for the Maryland Association of Counties Legislative Committee at the annual meeting in Baltimore. Ray Redden was elected president of the Maryland Association of Counties with Dale Anderson as first vice president. The two day session in Baltimore also saw other officers and directors chosen and a proposal for a constitutional amendment on charter government endorsed by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace FB Hulton
Fredericks
Maryland Association of Counties
Remember
Haltimore
Dale Anderson
Hattimore
Ray Fy Iedden
Worcester County
Te Maryland Association of Counties
Redden
Revan Crossley
Board of County Commissioners
Washinton County
Balthnore County Maccutive
Clayton Mitchell, Jr
Board of County Commissioners of
Kent County
John A. Cade
Anne Arundel County
Charles 5. Miller
Howard County
Richmond M. Kee
Garrett
Burton
Ie County Group
Frederick Chamber committee lays groundwork for action plan
Eighteen members from businesses and professionals, led by Carlton Molesworth, form a Frederick Chamber subcommittee to identify and prioritize community problems. Meetings set for monthly and then as needed to organize subcommittees, with action to be presented to the Chamber Board for approval.
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Hater
Trederick County
J. Sherman Mason
Federal Stone Corp
Charles M. Trubac
State Farm Insurance Companies
Charles A. Schroer
Eastaleo Aluminum Coy
Eastaleo Aluminum Coy; Lt. Col. Elwood A. Lloyd
Fort Detrick
W. E. Gladstone Thompson
DDS
William O. Lee Jr
West Frederick Junior High
LeRoy O. Thompson Sr
Thompson's
Shoe Repair
Don Sullivan
Carl V. Weakley
C,4& P
Telephone Company
Carlton Molesworth
Key Chevrolet
Cadillac Sales
Warren G. Dorsey
Chester Pelc
Molesworth
Winchester Hall
Mason
Frederick Alliance of Businessmen
FAB
Chamber Board of Directors
Chamber
Human Relations Council
Dr. Thompson
Community Action Committee
CAC
Frederick
NAACH
Dialogue Task Force
M. E. Friedman
Promoted Soldier Kenneth Hall Details
Kenneth F E Hall age 19, son of Neal and (unnamed) Hall, from Predrich, was promoted to Army specialists on December 4 near Cu Chi, Vietnam, serving with the 24th Infantry Division. He is described as a welder. The item includes stray quotes about oceanography and atomic bombs.
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Kenneth Fe, Hall
Neal Stevenson Hall Jr
W. South St
Predrich
Cu Chi
Vietnam
24Th Infantrys
Kennedy
British Train Robber Reynolds Freed 25-Year Sentence
Bruce Reynolds, linked to Britain's 1963 Great Train Robbery, was sentenced in Aylesbury to 25 years after pleading guilty to the theft of 120 mail bags. Detectives traced him from France to Mexico. only about $1 million of the loot has been recovered.
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Aylesbury
Ireland
Bruce Reynolds
Britain
Scotland Yard
France
Mexico
Reynolds
Tommy Butler
Flying Squad
Butler
Check Thieves Abandon Loot Near Boston Bank
Robbers stole about 7 million dollars in checks from National Shawmut Bank and dumped them by a highway in Revere near Boston. Police say the checks were negotiable but a bank spokesman disputes this. Detectives recovered three crates of checks after an anonymous tip, with the robbery likely occurring around 430 am Monday.
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Boston
National
Shawmut Bank
Revere
Nevere Police Department
Mike Casell
Brevere Police
Casoli
Casoli Anid
Ark
Two Building Permits Issued This Month
The office of the Frederick City Engineer issued two building permits this month. Royce Pawson of 523 Mary Street received a permit to enclose a carport with an estimated cost of 200 dollars. Corning Pipe Roy Company approved a permit for Ausherman Construction to add a 1 by 57 foot addition to a building at Way for 18 thousand dollars.
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Chiy Prgineer
Frederick
Tasved Royce Pawson
Mary Strett
Corning Pbre Roy Company
Ausherman Construction Compras
Why Sirhan Shot RFK Remains Legal Question In Trial
Los Angeles report outlines defense emphasis on why Sirhan Sirhan killed Senator Robert F Kennedy. Grant J Cooper contends jurors must assess Intent to determine if the act and motive meet first degree murder standards. The defense cites diminished responsibility as a possible legal defense.
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Los Angeles
Cain Roth
Robert F. Kennedy
Grant J. Cooper
Robert P. Keenenedy
Kennedy
California
Mary
Cooper
New Trial Ordered In Malpractice Suit
A two judge circuit court panel in Easton Maryland overturned a 276000 dollar verdict against two Montgomery County doctors and ordered a new trial in a malpractice case. The court ruled the punitive damages of 275000 dollars were grossly excessive compared to 1000 dollars in compensatory damages for the estate of Vera Ashley.
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Rae Uio
Aussie Bush Fire Toll Reaches Seventeen
Melbourne Australia AP reports the Victoria bush fires killed 17 people including a 9 year old boy who died from burns while escaping on Jan 8. The disaster destroyed 880 square miles of land and damaged 227 houses, 10 halls, 7 churches, 4 schools, and livestock including 120,000 sheep cattle and horses plus 5 railway bridges. Lara was the worst hit town with 11 deaths and 47 houses lost.
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Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
Geelong
Lara
Birth of Pamela Ann Baker in Virginia details
Mr. and Mrs. James Edgar Baker announce the birth of their daughter Pamela Ann on January 8 at Arlington Hospital Virginia. Mrs. Baker is Eleanor Ann King of Washington and Mr. Baker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Baker of Liberty town. Edward Kefauver of 356 Park Ave. has returned home after major surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Edward Kefauver
Park Ave
Eastern Greyhound
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Edgar Baker
Pamela Ann
Arlington Hospital
Artington
Notices of Articles of Dissolution for Monocacy Broadcasting Company
Public notice from the state department records the dissolution articles for Monocacy Broadcasting Company filed December 9 1968 under Article 20 Section 77. The notice includes acknowledgments of thanks from local individuals and mentions related services and business ads.
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State Department OF Assessments and ‘Taxation
Anticles
Monocacy Broadcasting Company
Albert W. Ward
Independent Nomination Meeting at Thurmont
Notice lists a nomination meeting for officers in Thurmont Maryland on January 16 1909 at 7 30 PM with refreshments and secretary Ho Rinehart. The page also includes assorted local notices on auctions furniture sales and various classified items plus a 820 reward for information about theft from a Frederick junk company.
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Ho, Rinehart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Leanora Bopst
Teen Center
Grace B
Grace Burlington Snedaker
Assembly of God Church
Point of Rocks
A. J. Barrett
Bethel Assembly of God Church
Offieciated
Howard Lam
Ralph Lamm
Kenneth Lamm
Harry Peamroy
Hubert Stepass
Gary Majors
Kyte Smith
Wes McCatchen
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Washington
M. R. Etchison and Son
Solons
Job Fair
Mount Airy
Hiutton
Hall
Sirhan
RFK
Ixterior
Warner
Klinefelter
Edgar & Ruth
le Petit: Salon
Rachel
Karen
Colleen
Coiffure Creation Academy
Pittsburgh
Fae
Sonny Stine
Pierce Miller
Ray G. Brown
Thurmont, Md
Foothills
Urbana
Maryland
Kevelu TV
Hoover
Lafayette
V. W
Sm. Child's Pool Table
Sm. Pa
Royal Typewriter
PHO
Frederick Junk CO
West South St
Mord Lalcon
Eyt., Ltd
Hadio
Volkswatgetl
Trans
Hinlio
AIG
Frank & Penn
Ayaies
Westminster
Mad
Paul KR. Kolb, SR
Dean
Dean's Village Beauty Salon
Ninth St
Dean's Village
Dan Thomas
Cappello
U.S
Appelle's
Paul L
Brown
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Keyser
Charles L. Creager
Frederick News-Post
East
Patrick St
Bam
Pam
NOC Sherwin Williams Co
Patnek Sth
Unduo
Mosen
Joanny's Market
New London
Minnie
Pryor Vivian Vo Spansetter
Eterior
Clarence Welty
Bo& W
Winter Mail
Horreius Brauty
Mh Hat
Ally Anderson
Jolinas's
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