Deaths Charles Elder Keeney 68 Frederick
Charles Elder Keeney 68 of Frederick RFD 6 died yesterday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was married to Agnes Winpigler Keeney and survived by five daughters, three sons, two brothers, three sisters, and many grandchildren. Friends may call at M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Services Monday at 10 30 a.m. Burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Charles Elder Keeney
RFD
Frederick
Frederick County Products Company
Chestnut Farms Dairy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Agnes Winpigler Keeney
Ulysses Grant Keeney
Daisy Betson Keeney
Pauline Dorothy Stillions
Alice Virginia Clark
Charlotte Rebecca Johnson
Daisy Marie Cole
E. Church
Funeral
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Funeral services for three area residents reported
Services were held for Mrs. Rena Victoria Price who died Tuesday with bearers named and burial at Hyattstown Methodist Cemetery. Mrs. Carrie E. Devilbiss of Union Bridge died Tuesday and was laid to rest at Lutheran Cemetery Uniontown. officiants were Elders Stansbury and Benedict. Mrs. Emma C. Stackhouse died Tuesday in Thurmont. grandsons served as bearers, burial at Lewistown Cemetery.
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Rena Price
Rena Victoria Price
Etchison Funeral Home
Frank Linthicum
E. D. Burdette
Leonard Lewis
Vernon Price
Robert Price
Jesse Rippeon
Hyattstown Methodist Cemetery
Carrie E. Devilbiss
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Sons Funeral Home
Edward T. Devilbiss
George Stansbury
David Benedict
Charles Hahn
Calvin Hoy
Adam Chen
Alton Hesson
Myri Fogle
George Millen
Lutheran Cemetery
Uniontown
Emma C. Stackhouse
Thurmont
Creager
William E. Erving
Robert Anders
Franklin Anders
Edward Anders
Melvin Anders
Donald Anders
Warren Stackhouse
Lewistown Cemetery
Leave Policy Sets Annual Leave by Years of Service
New policy grants 20 days for 20 or more years service. Secretaries maintenance and custodial staff on a 2 month basis with 1 to 5 years prior work receive 10 days. Those with 6 to 10 years get 15 days and 11 years plus get 20 days. 12 month staff may accumulate up to 35 days. 10 month staff get eight days. Unused leave transfers to severance pay at termination. all accrued leave is forfeited at year end.
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Koons
Dopey Sisters Club Holds January Meeting
The Dopey Sisters Club met January 12 at Mrs Grace Wilsons Frederick home with ten members. They voted to donate to the March of Dimes and the Heart Fund drives. Door prizes went to Mrs Jean Keilholtz and Mrs Louise Kehne. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Mrs Aggie Wisners Frederick home.
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Dopey Sisters Club
Grace Wilson
Frederick
Jean Keilholtz
Hagerstown
Louise Kehne
Yellow Springs
Aggie Wisner
Florander Appointed to Maryland Real Estate Education Panel
Erik S. Florander of this city was named to the education committee of the Maryland Association of Real Estate Boards. The profession reported 13 450 licensed real estate practitioners as of May 1.
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Erik S. Florander
Maryland Association of Real Estate Boards
USIA Expands Film Output Amid South Viet Nam Controversy
The US Information Agency boosts film production to seven point five million dollars this year with about six hundred documentaries and short subjects aimed at non readers and non television audiences. Its distribution network serves over one hundred countries and reaches roughly seven hundred fifty million viewers annually.
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Washington
US Information Agency
South Viet Nam
USIA
Associated Press
Carl Rowan
South
Viet Nam
White House
John F. Kennedy
Churchill Faithfully Brightens Doorstep But Fails To Rise
The article recalls Churchill’s frail condition as crowds gather at 24 Hyde Park Gate on his 90th birthday, November 30, to cheer the former prime minister. He appears at the window smiling faintly, lifts a V for victory sign, and shows age and weakness despite the public’s hopes for a quick recovery and continued leadership.
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Japan
Churchill
Hyde Park Gate
Winnie
New Class For Em en Of The Moose Honors Local Chairwoman
A new class of candidates was enrolled by Women of the Moose Chapter 347 to honor Mrs Nan Ray, child care chairwoman. New members include Mrs Helen Bowers Mrs Edna Dixon Mrs Bessie Klipp and Mrs Emily Kert. Prizes were won by Mrs Ruth Elworthy Mrs Francis Roser and Mrs Evelyn Rinehart. Senior Regent Geraldine Burger presided and refreshments followed.
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Emen
the Moose
Nan Ray
Women of the Moose
Helen Bowers
Edna Dixon
Bessie Klipp
Emily Kert
Ruth Elworthy
Francis Roser
Evelyn Rinehart
Local residents hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Mr. Charles Brewer of Trail Avenue is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Oscar Ramsburg of Walkersville is undergoing observation there. Mrs. Margaret Boller of Woodsboro is recovering after eye surgery. Miss Mayetta Hershberger, manager of the area Office of Employment Security, was admitted yesterday as a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brewer
Trail Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Oscar Ramsburg
Walkersville
Margaret Boller
Woodsboro
Mayetta Hershberger
Area Office of Employment Security
Local couple marks 20th wedding anniversary today
Mr and Mrs Alvie Leo Wiles of 617 Middle Street celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary today. Mr Marion Talley of East Third Street celebrates his 66th birthday tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Frank C Shook of Park Avenue observe their 58th wedding anniversary today.
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Alvie Leo Wiles
Middle Street
Marion Talley
East Third Street
Frank C. Shook
Park Avenue
Music Of Bach Set For Sunday At Hood College
Frederick Chamber Music Society presents Bach's Musical Offering Sunday at 8 15 p m in Brodbeck Hall Hood College second of three Bach programs this season and last weekly showing Performers include Arrington Clarke Fisher Ramaley Warner Tickets available at the door
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Frederick Chamber Music Society
Johann Sebastian Bach
Bach
Frederick the Great
Potsdam
Charles Philip Emanuel
Freckled 13 Year Old Confesses to Killing Brother
Kenneth Nix told police he strangled his 11 year old brother Billy Dean Nixon after pestering him and tearing a Bible. He said he wrapped the body, dragged it from the house, and dumped it out a window before police questioned him.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kenneth Nixon
Billy Dean Nixon
Billy
Kenneth
Texas
Operator of Truck Stop Arrested Near Hagerstown
Charles H. Baker 49, operator of a truck stop on Route 40 near Hagerstown, was charged with receiving stolen automobile tires. He posted $5,000 bail after appearing before U. S. Commissioner Edwin H. Miller as FBI and Washington County Sheriff’s deputies detained him at the truck stop. A Detroit shipment valued for Baltimore was the source of the tires.
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Hagerstown
Charles H. Baker
Baker
U.S
Edwin H. Miller
Washington County
Charles E. Price
FBI
Baltimore
Detroit
State Bar backs Niles Plan for selecting judges
The Maryland State Bar Association approved the Niles Plan calling for noncompetitive elections with governor appointments from nominating committee lists. The Legislative Council urged a law but rejected the noncompetitive election provision.
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Baltimore
The
Maryland State Bar Association
Legislative Council
Fire destroys frame house on Gas House Pike
Four engines from Independents, Juniors and New Market fire companies battled a afternoon blaze that gutted a one story tenant house on the I E Lease farm along Gas House Pike. Occupant identified as Robert Davis. Crews remained from 12 30 p m to 3 30 p m with loss and fire origin undetermined.
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I. E
Robert Davis
Independents
Juniors
New Market
Frederick News-Post Cash Tips Prize List
The Frederick News-Post offers monthly cash prizes for local news tips. Prizes range from $5 for best tip to $1 for additional stories, with only the first caller per story eligible. Tips accepted during editorial hours. office hours vary on holidays and weekends.
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Frederick
Simba the lion loses appetite after move to Norfolk Zoo
Simba the ten month old 20 pound lion from Williamsburg is transferred to the Norfolk Zoo and refuses food including ice cream. The de toothed de clawed cub rode with the Dails before the move, slept at their bed, and was treated to ice cream cones. He is now at the SPCA shelter and has no appetite.
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Norfolk
Simba
Williamsburg
Herman Dail
Dails
SPCA
Two U.S. Diplomats Ordered From Africa
Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere expelled embassy counsellor Robert Gordon and Zanzibar consul Frank C. Carlucci II within 24 hours, accusing them of subversive activities. The State Department in Washington rejected the charges.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Julius Nyerere
U.S
Robert Gordon
Frank C. Carlucci II
Zanzibar
Washington
State Department
$40 000 Damage Suit Filed Here
A Jefferson couple sues Union New Jersey motorist Robert Durward Holcombe in Frederick County Circuit Court seeking 40 000 dollars plus costs for injuries and time lost from employment after a New Year’s Eve accident on U S 340. Edwin F Nikirk represents the Rogers. Also notes postpone Woodstock Jesuit Singers concert to Feb 2 due to inclement weather in Woodstock Virginia. Hospital notes include admissions Russell Lee Fisher and William S Weishaar and a birth at Annie M Warner Hospital in Gettysburg.
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Jefferson
Union
N. DJ
William D
Beulah L. Roger
Frederick County
Robert Durward Holcombe
U.S. 340
Edwin F. Nikirk
Rogers
Annie M
Reproduction Guns and Antique Parts Public Sale
Public sale advertised for Friday March 5 1965 at Rt 40A W Middletown features stockmaking carpentry and rust blueing. John Deere parts shop tools machinery and a watch for list. Auctioneer Emmett R Bowlus and David H Young and H M Alexander Clerk. Sale near Walkersville four miles north along Link Bridge and Duplin Rd includes Holstein heifers and machinery.
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W. Middletown
John Deere
David H. Young Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Walkersville
Link Bridge
Duplin Rd
Creagerstown
Madeline B. Stull Glenn
James G. Trout
Horace Alexander
New Windsor
Jasontown
John Hyde Rd
Dennis Mitchell
Smith Sterling E. Blacksten
Glenn Trout
Sidney Lease
Public notices and farm sales in Frederick County
Frederick County notices announce public hearings on mobile homes and subdivision regulations with docket numbers C-235 to C-237. Numerous farm auctions list dates, locations, and items such as dairy cattle, heifers, farm machinery, and meat sales across the region from January to March 1965.
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Board OF Appeals OF
Frederick County
Court House
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick Post and News
Planning Commission
J. Alfred Catlail
March 19 20 auctions dairy cattle and farm goods
Readable items list two auctions near Walkersville Maryland on Glade Road and in Thurmont area. First day features a large dairy cow herd and equipment with a second day sale including farm machinery feed tools house furniture. Names MR and MRS MARKELL E CRUM and CHAS C T STULL SR.
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N.E
Frederick
Oppossumtown Pike
Chas. W. Patman Glenn
James G. Trout
Mehrie N. Wachter
New Midway
John F. Stitely Glenn
Emory Catshall
Middleburg
Uniontown
Keymar
Washington
Union Bridge
Clemsonville
Marble Quarry
Cletus Barnes Glenn
Mehrle N. Wachter
Rocky Ridge Road
Diller Farm
James L. Gue
Ralph Zimmerman
Glenn
Leslie King
Walkersville
Glade Road
Markell E. Crum Glenn
Catshall & Swamley
Rt. 15
Mountaindale Rd
Chas. C. T. Stull
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Dopey Sisters
Florander
Geraldine Burger
Youngster
State Bar
Africa
Woodstock Jesuit
the Visitation Academy
Woodstock
W. Patrick ST
Delphey’s
Moose
Board OF Education
Ie Board of Education
Board OF Education OF
John L. Carnochan JR
Memoriam
Harding
Effie LaRue
Son Sonny & Family
Frank
Brother
Don
Agnes
Dewight K. Dorsey
Old Lime Plant Road
Rt. 75
Donald E. Lyles
Jack R. Beard
Hornets Nest Road
Hampton Valley Road
Unionville
Mt. Airy
Woodville Rd
P. Maureen van Sant JR
New London
George Snyder Glenn
Westminster Rd
Ronald J. Martin Glenn
Creagerstown Rd
Paul B
Hamilton’s
U.S. 40
Ernest R. Edcard
Myersville
Rocky Ridge Fire Co
Rocky Ridge Fire Hall
PET & Tack Shop
West Patrick
Red Men’s Club
Burkittsville Raritan
Marshal Adalt
Broad Run
Henry Morningstar Union Bridge
A. Doty Remsburg
Ralph Weybright
Hoffman Rd
Alvin F. Brashears I. E
Lease
the News
Ponton
W. St. St
T.V
Virginia
D.R
O.K
Episcopal Church
Women of All Saints Church
All Saints Parish Hall
North Court Street
George H. Angleberger
Bassett
Routzahn
E. Patrick St
Woodsboro Fire CO
Hyattstown Fire Hall
Hyattstown Vol. Fire Dept
Bob Grubbs
the Grubstakes Sun
Carl Zinn
Country Rhythm Boys
Little Jimmy
the Rangers
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Nelson Tucker
Parsons
N. Market St
Keller
J. Dallas Keller
Middletown Amvet
Sun
Junior Fire Co. No
Charles "E Troxell
Brown—Mo
Eves, Sat. & Son
Stanley J. Meadows
Brunswick
Frederick MD
Mirzithan
Rithan
Mirzalna
Mirage
Pat Castle
Valley Vista
Middletown
Ridge Home
Ridge
Delbert Piper
Sample House
Can Finance
Fruth
Turner
Lea
Thomas
Demiray
Belng
Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Thomas H. Zimmerman
Yellow Springs Lions Club
Remsberg's Jewelry
Legion Home
Prospect
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
News-Post
York
Rome
Sat
Catoctin
Orchard Thurmont
Rederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
South Market St
Little's Beauty Shop
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
North Market St
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