Deaths MAURICE H. CHISWELL AND HARVEY R. KLINE
Two county men die yesterday in Gaithersburg and Wolfsville. Maurice H. Chiswell 69 of Gaithersburg leaves wife Marjorie and children Dorothy Walker William Chiswell Maurice W Chiswell and sisters Connie Hilton Ruth Brewer. Burial Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville. Harvey Russell Kline 70 of Wolfsville dies at Washington County Hospital. He leaves wife and children Walter Frazier Arthur Brandenburg Harry H. Kline. Burial St Marks Lutheran Church Wolfsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice H. Chiswell
Maurice H. Gchiswell
Gaithersburg
Dickerson
Marjorie Waters Chiswell
Dorothy C. Walker
William L. Chiswell
Maurice W. Chiswell
Bethesda
Connie Hilton
Ruth Brewer
Barnesville
Harvey R. Kline
Harvey Russell Kline
Wolfsville
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
John and
Laura Dapel Kline
Walter Frazier
Arthur Brandenburg
Burkittsville
Harry H. Kline
Celia Foltz
Littlestown
Funerals Held for Mattingly Bell Snowden in Local Churches
Requiem Mass for Mrs M Eugenia Mattingly of Walkersville was at St Peter’s Libertytown with Rev Francis A Morrisson. Burial in New Cathedral Baltimore. Charles H Bell wife Gladys Martz Bell died at Quinn Orchard Road funeral Monday 2 pm Rev Roland Hobbs. Interment Mount Olive. Roland H Snowden Fountain Mills funeral at Fountain Mills Methodist Church burial church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Mattingly
M. Eugenia Mattingly
Walkersville
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Libertytown
Francis A. Morrisson
Charles Friedrichs
Walter L. Eaves
Austin A. Barton
Arthur L. Crum
Harvey Houck
George D. Flickinger
New Cathedral Cemetery
Baltimore
Charles H. Bell
Gladys Martz Bell
Quinn Orchard Road
Roland C. Hobbs
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Marian D. Carmack
BR. Herbert Oden
Dwight Roy
Thomas Rippean
H. B. Neal
Uriel Kline
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Roland H. Snowden
Fountain Mills
Fountain Mills Methodist Church
Ernest Wise
Leroy Myers
Charles Richardson
Ralph Johnson
Wilford Johnson
Walter Spriggs
William Jeffers
Community group names officers and sets meeting at City Hall
Ehier, a retired Frederick department store manager, was named chairman after Weakley resigned. The group lists officers and members including Eisenauer, Bennett, Bowers, Cline, Dailey, Delaplaine, Eshleman, and others. The next meeting is scheduled in the City Hall boardroom next Wednesday at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehier
Frederick
Weakley
Joseph F. Eisenauer III
William B. Bennett Jr
Charles F. Bowers
G. Hunter Bowers
Casper E. Cline Jr
Robert E. Dailey Sr
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Elmer I. Eshleman
W. Jarboe Grove
Carroll H. Hendricks
Board of Aldermen
S5 City Hall
Two Men Arrested In Untaxed Cigarette Shipment
CENTREVILLE Md AP two New York City men were arrested on U S 301 for illegal transportation of 2575 cartons of untaxed cigarettes bought in North Carolina and headed for sale on the New York black market. Suspects George Fonseca 30 and Joseph Arduino 24 face charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
New York City
U.S
John A. Cooney
Maryland Tobacco Tax Unit
North Carolina
New York
George Fonseca
Joseph Arduino
Policeman's Young Son Kills Self With Pistol
Washington AP report details a 3 year old, Jimmy Stroman, who found his father James Stroman's personal 38 caliber revolver on a living room sofa and died after a self inflicted gunshot. The officer, 29, and his wife Mae, 28, had four children. Police say the tragedy occurred while visiting family friends and the gun was kept off duty in a bedroom closet. The boy died at Hadley Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jimmy Stroman
James
Stroman
Mae
Jerry
Theresa
John
Jimmy
Hadley Memorial Hospital
Vatican Abandons Hope For Peace Reply
Vatican City AP reports hope for replies to Pope Paul VI peace appeals to Mao Zedong Ho Chi Minh Podgorny and Thieu has been abandoned. A high Vatican source said no response was received from Beijing or Hanoi to the New Year messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Peking
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Paul VI
Vatican
Mao Tze4tung
Ho Chi Minh
Nikolai V. Pod- Chif
Nguyn van Thiu
Maryland Seizes 22,500 Cartons in Ongoing Smuggling Crackdown
In Queen Annes County jail two individuals were held on $3,000 bond each after authorities confiscated 2,575 cartons, bringing Maryland's total seizures to about 22,500 cartons. The case underscores intensified enforcement efforts against illicit imports into the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Queen Annes County
Maryland
Maryland Farm Bureau Golden Anniversary Meeting
Maryland Farm Bureau marks 50 years with a four day Golden Anniversary event at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore January 1922. More than 2,000 farm people and six interest groups will attend with state and national speakers addressing production, marketing, legislation, world affairs and agriculture’s future. Special programs include Fabrics and Fashions by Farm Bureau Women and talks by Mrs Haven Smith Congressman Rogers Morton J C Lynn Richard Chilcott and Claude Gifford. The program runs January 18 to 22 with meetings for poultry, crops, vegetables and youth groups in addition to general sessions and an awards banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau
Haven Smith
Women of Farm Bureau
Rogers Morton
Rep
Gifford
Maryland State Poultry Council
Maryland Crop Improvement Association
Farm Bureau
Maryland Vegetable Growers
Maryland Farm Bureau, Inc
Maryland Nurserymen’s Association
Washington Country Club
Gaithersburg
Salvation Army Names Division Head
Brigadier Walter Swyers named Divisional Commander for Maryland and Northern West Virginia Salvation Army with HQ in Baltimore starting Jan 19. He and his wife have served in seven states plus Washington DC over 28 years. five children in the family band also active in the organization. Swyers, a Cambridge native and former New England Conservatory student, is a composer and conductor with published Salvation Army works. He gathers diverse interests from classical music to baseball and retains a large private record collection. He has held honors in Louisville and London and participated in the 100th anniversary congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Swyers
Maryland
West Virginia
Salvation Army
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Swyers
William Swyers
Charlotte
N. Carolina
Robert Swyers
Anderson S. C
Cambridge
Mass
Brig-adier
New England Conservatory of Music
Kentucky
City of
Louisville
High Twelve Club
Schools Win U S Aid For Language Arts Program
Frederick County Board of Education launches an experimental language arts program funded by Federal aid totaling 23,489.30 dollars at the North Market Street School. The plan seeks eight teacher aides a part time health coordinator and a full time physical education instructor. A related Elm Street School project with 35,046 dollars in Federal aid is expected to be approved today by the State Department of Education Meade Felton reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Major Shinnick’s Path to DFC Across War and Prison
Distinguished to repair damaged radio gear and keep firing until bailout signals. Shinnick was wounded, held as a German POW, survived a forced march, liberated in May 1945. Recalled at Camp Lucky Strike, a DFC recommendation resurfaced. later served at Bakalar and Hickam before settling in Columbus, Indiana with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Shinnick
Lucky Strike
France
Edward M. Lindbloom
Major Lindbloom
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Lindbloom
Bakalar
434Th
Hickam Air Force Base
Honolulu
Hawaii
Frederick High School
Lawrence W. Shinnick
Church Street
Columbus
Ind
Terry
Markus Assails Cooper Hughes Plan Opposes Maryland tax reform plan
ANNAPOLIS AP A Maryland legislative leader denounced the Cooper Hughes program for state tax revision and aid to local governments. Senator Frederick C Markus D Dorchester said it imposes the biggest tax increase in Maryland history and favors Baltimore City while harming other counties. He urged defeat in the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Cooper - Hughes
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Frederick C. Markus
Dorchester
Ba Bill
Troube
Teachers a.m. via special telephone hookup conference
Dr James Raths of Maryland University will address the conference on Teacher Influence on the Thinking of Tomorrow at 11 a.m. after a 9:30 invocation by Rev Leonard Carmack. Luncheon noon to 1:30 p.m. Brunswick High cafeteria then 44 discussion groups led by Dr Raths. Main session 3 p.m. ends 3 45 p.m. Louisville Ky. He is an honorary citizen of Tennessee and Kentucky honors. The Boy's Clubs of America awarded the Medallion for service to boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Raths
Bureau of Educational Research of
Maryland University
Brunswick High School
Raths
Leonard D. Carmack
First Baptist Church of
Brunswick
Louisville
Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Kentucky
Edward T. Breathitt
Boy’s Clubs of America
Local Hospital Updates on Thurmont and Rocky Springs Residents
Among the sick Miss Lizzie Hessong of RFD 1 Thurmont is a patient at Greater Baltimore Medical Center in Baltimore. Mr Harry Beans of Rocky Springs, a patient at Newton Baker Hospital in Martinsburg, is reported improved. Mrs Beans remains ill at home in Rocky Springs. Deb orah and Sharon Fox daughters of Mr and Mrs Herbert Fox of East Fifth Street recover at home after a week at Frederick Memorial Hospital from bicycle accident injuries in Chapel Alley. Mrs Mary Fulmer of Edgewood Church Road is recovering at Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Hessong
RFD1
Thurmont
Greater Baltimore Medical Center
Baltimore
Harry Beans
Rocky Springs
Newton Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Beans
Deborah
Sharon Fox
Herbert H. Fox
East Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Chapel Alley
Mary Fulmer
Edgewood Church Road
Birth announced for Martine Elizabeth Leatherman
Mr and Mrs Gerald Leatherman of near Frederick announce the birth of a daughter Martine Elizabeth on January 2 at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. The infant is the couple's first child. Mrs Leather is the former Miss Raymonde Vincent of France. Mr and Mrs Henry C Krantz Sr attended the Pennsylvania State Farm Show at Harrisburg recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Leatherman
Frederick
Martine Elizabeth
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Leather
Raymonde Vincent
France
Henry C. Krantz Sr
Harrisburg
Historian To Address Rotary Club
Randle B. Truett chief of Resources Studies National Capital Region National Park Service will speak at the Rotary Club on Wednesday on Ford's Theater One Hundred Years Later. He formerly led the Lincoln Institute of Kentucky and taught at the University of Louisville. He holds many historical society memberships and has authored several American history works and earned multiple awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randle B. Truett
Division of Resources Studies
National Capital Region
National Park Service
Rotary Club
Truett
Lincoln Institute of Kentucky
University of Louisville
Ford
University of California At Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Southern Historical Association
National Trust For Historical Preservation
Arlington Historical Society
Lincoln Group of
District of Columbia
Columbia Historical Society
The
Lincoln Society of Philately
U. S Capitol Historical Society
Civil War Round Table of New York
Arlington County Civil War Centennial Commission
Society of Architectural Historians
American Ordnance Association
American Institute of Park Executives
Lincoln
Jefferson
White House
Eloy Alfaro International Foundation
Freedom’s Foundation
Valley Forge, Pa
Thurmont Riding Club Hosts Jan 18 Meeting
Thurmont Maryland hosts a riding club meeting at 7:45 p m at Joe Eyler all welcome. Also notes on local tax entries and a request for authentic Campbell family genealogical information with possible dates, from Basil Pinkney Devilbiss and descendants. Offers to pay for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Campbell
Frederick County
Basil Pinkney Devilbiss
Methodist Church
Johnsville
Anne Campbell
Abner Campbell
Bennett Campbell
John
Frederick
W. Butterworth
Wallingford
Double Sta Stamps Offer At Frederick City Esso
A local Esso station at Patrick and Bentz Street in Frederick offers double S&H Green Stamps on gas, lube, and oil purchases every Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick & Bentz Street
In Memoriam and Community Notices from Frederick Area
In Memoriam for Maynard A. Marshall marks one year since his death on January 18 1965. Notices include prayers from Hennie and Ruth, a benefit supper in Libertytown with all you can eat, a moving notice from Lucille and Wayne, and various local service announcements. Public sale notices, tax and administrator notices, and local business ads follow, listing venues and items for sale, moved addresses, and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard A. Marshall
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Ipwepa DR Prhdhihve
Monocacy Village
J. Rolfe Castleman
J. Howard Smith
Carroll Roderick
Robert E. Gearinger
Jack R. Stakebake
Vincent L. Rowet
U.S. Army
U. S. Army Photological Laboratories
Ft. Detrick
Lt. Stakebake
Diane
Self
Farm Bureau Meet
Markus
Cooper-Hughes
A.m
Randle
Trnett
P. Brown
Elizabeth Tyson Musser
E. Church St
Cappella
N. Market St
Wed
Cappello
Hennie and
Ruth
Methodist Hall
Vol. Fire Department
W. 5Th St
Joseph Clem
Blanche V. Feaga
Lucille
Wayne
West Church Street
Monocacy Oil Co
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Ponton
Maytag Wringer
Magnavox Elec
T.V
Elec
G. Jones
Orphans’ Court
Mary A. Kline
Marion Fehne
Bennett & Bennett Attorneys
Thomas Meichelberger
Glen. W. Lenhart
RFD
Diamond Bowling Alley
South Market St. Frederick
Louis V. Myers JR
H. & R. Block Co
America
Sun
Edward T. Garrett
York
Stayman
Moser’s Orchard
Frederick Builders Inc
So. Jefferson St. Frederick Lumber Co
Rome
Quynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill Rd
York & Rome
Catoctin
MT. Orchard
Rt. 15
Mi. N
Sat
Johnny's Market
Routzahn
South Market St
Eckef
North Market St
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Frederick Junk Company
4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
KJ Fwrpradet
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