Deaths in Frederick area Melvin Otho Gladhill dies
Melvin Otho Gladhill 38 of Harmony widower of Mary Elizabeth Palmer Gladhill died Tuesday in Frederick Memorial Hospital He leaves seven daughters and seven sons along with two sisters and many grandchildren Burial is in Harmony Community Cemetery. Gladhill Brothers funeral directors. Bernard Titus Jones 15 months Sunnyside dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital Son of Mrs Lorraine Jones survived by three sisters and grandfather Services Thursday at Hicks Funeral Home with burial at Sunnyside Church Cemetery.
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Melvin D. Gladhill
Melvin Otho Gladhill
Harmony
Mary Elizabeth Palmer Gladhill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Daniel and
Magdalena Kinna Gladhill
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Church Hill
Elizabeth Cline
Airy
Ira Cline
Glenn Kinna
Middletown
Edgar Flock
Braddock Heights
Emory Guildert
George Runkles
Thurmont
Charles Norris
Harry Gladhill
Guy Gladhill
John Gladhill
Woodsboro
Wilson Gladhill
Charles Gladhill
Frederick
Ralph Gladhill
Mr. Pleasant
Austin Gladhill
William Moore
McClure Haupt
Kingston
Gladhill Funeral Home
Harmony Church of the Brethren
William Brown
Basil Grossnickle
Harmony Community Cemetery
Gladhill Brothers Funeral Directors
Bernard T. Jones
Bernard Titus Jones
Sunnyside
Lorraine Jones
Marlene
Florine
Leslie Jones
Sherman Jones
Hicks Funeral
Sunnyside Church
Tawes outlines Maryland budget and safety measures
Governor Tawes, outlining a near 94.3 million revenue target, warns of a later supplement for overspending as 886,384 had been spent through February in the current year. He proposes tax reform and state aid changes, keeps revenue sharing, trims 33.3 million from agency requests, adds 10.1 million for 1,774 new positions including 466 at the University of Maryland and 126 at Hagerstown Prison. He urges an implied consent law for drunken driving, tighter firearm sales rules, a second Chesapeake Bay bridge with a parallel span study, and a new congressional redistricting bill. A correction notes Elvin Flook Jr testified at a preliminary hearing about an unrelated robbery case.
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Cooper-Hughes
Tawes
University of Maryland
Maryland Correctional Institution At
Hagerstown
Chesapeake Bay
Bay Bridge
Maryland
Obituary notices from multiple structures across town
Funeral services were held for Homer George Young on Sherman Avenue with Rev. Carroll L. Boyer officiating. Burial followed at Frederick Memorial Park. Grafton M. L. Keyser and Mrs Ruth Eula Howe also had services and burials. Duncan C. Clark memorial services were in Gaithersburg. George W. Carter Jr. died and was buried at Brownsville Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer G. Young
Homer George Young
Sherman Avenue
E. .Church Street
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Talmadge N. Cecil
Austin C. Murray
Russell Z. Horman
Irving
Norwood
Paul L. Croneburg
Horace M. Alexander
Frederick Memorial Park
Duncan C. Clark
Clarksburg
Ascension Chapel
Gaithersburg
Harry Dalzell
George W. Carter JR
George William Carter Jr
Biggs Avenue
Feete Funeral Home
Brunswick
Carroll Boyer
Henry Harp
Billie Renner
Gerald Wangle
Robert Shifler
Jerry Poffenberger
William Price
Brownsville Heights Cemetery
Brownsville
Local Hospital Admissions Report
Among The Sick, Mr Ralph G Thomas of Fairview Avenue has been admitted to Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center. Mr Bruce A Bruchey of East Eighth Street is a patient in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Leon Stine of Mt Airy entered Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on Monday. Mr Charles H Kehne of Buckeystown is a patient in Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. He has been confined to his home since returning from a trip to Hawaii California and Arizona on Nov 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Thomas
Fairview Avenue
Frederick Nursing and
Bruce A. Bruchey
East Eighth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Leon Stine
Mt. Airy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Charles H. Kehne
Buckeystown
Hawaii
California
Arizona
Cal lahans welcome third child Cecilia Anne
Mr and Mrs Eugene H Callahan Baltimore announce birth of their third child and first daughter Cecilia Anne on January 18 at Sinai Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Callahan is Corinne Moore daughter of the late Ira V and Pansy C Moore of Frederick. Rev and Mrs Robert Fisher have returned from Orangeburg S C after funeral services for Mrs Fisher's brother B Ed ward Gramlin 56 who died after long illness. Mr and Mrs Harry Shriner of Thurmont announce birth of a daughter Sunday at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Mr and Mrs Robert Morris of Union Bridge announce birth of a son Sunday at Annie M Warner Hospital. Mr and Mrs Henry C Krantz Sr attended the State Farm Show in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Callahan
Baltimore
Cecilia Anne
Sinai Hospital
Callahan
Corinne E. Moore
Ira V
Pansy C. Moore
Frederick
Robert Fisher
Doubs
Orangeburg
S. C
Nikirk Named Ass'n Vice Proxy
Edwin F Nikirk Frederick attorney was installed as vice president of the Maryland Plaintiff's Bar Association for Frederick County. The ceremony took place at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore. He belongs to the Medico legal Committee of the Frederick County Bar Association and the Frederick County Medical Society and is a member of the American Bar Association American Trial Lawyers Association and Maryland State Bar Association. A practicing lawyer for 20 years he is a former States Attorney for Frederick County and past President of the Frederick County Bar Association. He resides with his wife and family at 105 W 2nd St in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick
Maryland Plaintiff's Bar Association
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Nikirk
Frederick County Bar Association
Frederick County Medical Society
American Bar Association
American Trial Lawyers Association
Maryland States Bar Association
Frederick County
W. 2Nd St
Mrs Gandhi Wins Leadership as India Faces Crises
Mrs Gandhi secures the Congress leadership amid a nation in economic chaos and hunger. Desai’s withdrawal leaves Gulzari Lal Nanda sidelined while China looms as a regional threat. Gandhi vows to unite the party and pursue pragmatic socialism and nonalignment in foreign affairs.
Annexation Building Plan and New Traffic Light Considered
The board will weigh an annexation building of about 50 by 55 feet, joining other structures by a corridor, and a proposal for a new traffic light at South Jefferson Street and Catoctin Avenue. The light had been deferred until the Prospect Plaza signal was installed. Two weeks ago the traffic committee and city police were asked to study the area and recommend.
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South Jefferson Street
Catoctin Avenue
Prospect Plaza
Geotetinn
Baltimore Cardinal Affirms DePauw Still Priest
Cardinal Shehan asserts Father DePauw remains a priest of the Archdiocese of Baltimore and his incardination in Tivoli Italy was invalid. The apostolic delegate letter directs DePauw to Baltimore for instruction and reaffirms a 1965 disengagement from the Catholic Traditionalist Movement. Former Mount St. Marys teacher, DePauw was reassigned to a Baltimore parish before seeking transfer to Italy, which is described as being processed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father DePauw
Baltimore
Tivoli
Italy
Cardinal Ottaviani
Bishop Faveri
Shehan
Apostolic Delegate
Cardinal Shehan
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
Emmitsburg
Civili
P. Francis Murphy
Bladesmithing Talk At Glade Valley Lions Club
The Glade Valley Lions Club hosted a bladesmithing presentation by William Moran. He demonstrated forging swords stilettos and knives using heating drawing shaping tempering grinding and handle fitting. Moran noted rising demand for combat blades tied to more Americans serving in Viet Nam and mentioned a Marine ordering a tomahawk.
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Glade Valley Lions
Fof
William Moran
Moran
Viet Nam
Winter Cold Strikes Much Of Europe
Bitter Siberian winds blanket Europe with ice and snow. Britain faces a prolonged cold spell possibly lasting 30 days. Eastern England sees night temps around 12 degrees, the coldest in three years. Gas shortages threaten Midlands factories, sparking layoffs. Norway reports inland readings near 40 below zero. Stockholm shows 4 degrees as the cold persists. The Baltic shipping lanes are iced over and West Germany braces for continued cold with snow and rising temperatures forecast.
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London
Siberia
Europe
Britain
England
Midlands
Norway
Stockholm
Bothnian Gulf
Sweden
West Germany
Bright Jewels Class Begins New Year at Calvary Church
The Bright Jewels Class of Calvary Methodist Church held its first meeting of the year at the Akers home on Delaware Road with nine members and six guests. Mary Breighner presided. devotions used Psalm 34. Rev. Ralph Sharpe installed new officers Edna Watkins president Neva Ports vice president Kitty Kline treasurer Pau line Koontz secretary. readings by Mrs Russell Linton. a Cotton Ball Game awarded to Mrs Breighner. next meeting set for Feb 3 at Miss Emma Aumen’s home with Mary Breighner assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright Jewels
Calvary Methodist Church
Edward Akers
Delaware Road
Mary Breighner
Sue Willard
Peter Marshall
Ralph Sharpe
Edna Watkins
Neva Ports
Kitty Kline
Pauline Koontz
Russell Linton
Henry van Dyke
Breighner
Emma Aumen
East Church Street
Rose Hill Manor Discussion Planned
A joint Freder icktown Association Inc and the Citizen s Committee for the Restoration of Rose Hill Manor will hold a public meeting Thursday at Winchester Hall starting 7 30 p m in the Hiram Winchester Room. Reports on current activities and future projects will be presented. All interested persons are invited.
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Fredericktown Association, Inc
Citizen’s Committee For
Rose Hill Manor
Winchester Hall
Hiram Winchester
Twenty Attend Church Club Meet
The Mothers and Teachers of Calvary Methodist Church met at Carroll Parkway home of Mrs. Lloyd Freeze with twenty present. President Mrs. Herman Brust opened with a reading, devotions by Mrs. Harold Fogle, and a business session followed by a program led by Mrs. Maurice Sharrer with participants Mrs. Joe Wolf and Mrs. William Davis on Feb 7 at Mrs. Brust’s home.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Lloyd Freeze
Carroll Parkway
Herman Brust
Leroy Catsail
Harold Fogle
Maurice Sharrer
Joe Wolf
William Davis
Two Nominated For Service Schools
Frederick area youths gain nominations for the Naval Academy and the Merchant Marine Academy. Wallace C. Cottrell, son of C. E. Cottrell, competes for one of two Naval Academy spots. Steffen R. Eadie of Poolesville is nominated to the Merchant Marine Academy after academic and testing reviews and Maryland citizen interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Area
Carlton Sickles
D.-Md
United States Naval Academy
Wallace C. Cottrell
C. E. Cottrell
West College Terrace
United States Merchant Marine Academy
Steffen’ R. Eadie
Poolesville
Maryland
57000 Diapers Head For Viet Nam
A truck loaded with 57000 diapers leaves Fort Walton Beach Florida for Mobile Alabama to be shipped to Saigon babies. The note at end says eleven states have abolished the death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Saigon
Mobile
Ala
South Viet Nam
School Board 6-Year Term Wins Favor
A Montgomery County commission urges continuing nonpartisan elections with six year overlapping terms for the Board of Education. It calls for clearer duties between the Board and County Council and better working relations, with one dissent favoring an appointed board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Bureau
Board of Education
County Council
Montgomery County Commission
Commission
Montgomery County Board of Education
Franklin L. Burdette
Bethesda
Thomas 8. Jackson
Kensington
Ox Fibre to move Silver Chamberlin plant from Clayton
Ox Fibre Brush Co and Pro-Phy-Lac-Tic Brush Co announce relocating the Silver Chamberlin facility from Clayton after 60 years, 12 as an Ox Fibre subsidiary. Severance and vacation pay plus vested retirement rights offered to eligible employees, with priority for openings in Frederick or Florence. John F. Stephens remains Clayton manager for the Silver Chamberlin division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Frederick
Florence
OXCO
New Jersey
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Pro-Phy-Lac-Tic Brush Company
Weitzel
Silver Chamberlin
Ox Fibre
John F. Stephens
Nine Homeless Siblings Include Frederick High Students
A fire left Bernice 18 Ruth 17 and Andrew 15 homeless along with Pat 13 Tricia 13 Nadine 10 Marcia 6 and James Rand 5. Bernice attends Frederick High, Ruth is a sophomore there, Andrew Jr is a ninth grader at Elm Street. Loss estimated at 2000 by Mrs. Clay.
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Bernice
Frederick High School
Ruth
Andrew Jr
Elm Street
Pat Tricia
Nadine
Marcia
James Rand
North Market
Clay
Teacher Aide Positions Described For School Program
Teachers need no more than a high school education and will be paid from 2416 to 3541 dollars per year. They perform routine classroom duties and assist at recess, field trips, cafeteria, and art and science cleanup. Grade II aides earn 2666 to 3791 dollars, with duties including mimeographed materials, bulletins, lab help, and vocabulary and physical education support. A Grade II tier requiring two extra years of training offers 3333 to 4100 dollars.
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Countywide school program eyed for three schools
Felton announced a plan to fund 833 per year for instructional processing roles. The three schools would include school nurses, laboratory instructors, and seminary instructors for small student groups. The program may expand to the entire county system if successful in these sites.
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Felton
Private sewage plant approved for Yellow Springs development
Frederick County Planning Commission approved preliminary plans for a private sewage treatment plant for a 75‑home tract by Lee R. Saylor of Lewistown between Mountaindale and Yellow Springs on Bethel Road. Plant effluent would go to Tuscarora Creek pending health permit. Araby View by Ferdinand J. Mack plans 18 homes near $40,000 on Baker Valley Road cul de sacs, subject to sanitary commission regulations.
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Frederick County
Tuscarora Creek
State Department of Health
Francis Cook
Frederick County Metroplitan
Taneytown Leader Dean Brown Receives Distinguished Service Award
Dean Brown of Taneytown, a community leader and former Taneytown Jaycees president, received the Distinguished Service Award for 1965 at a DSA Bosses Night Banquet. During his tenure the community pool was completed the Little League diamond dedicated and the Jaycees earned national recognition for its internal program. Brown a Taneytown High School graduate is married to Nadine Schwartz and they have two children.
Local notices include home service ad and water permit bid
Frederick Lumber announces remodeling and building services with guaranteed supervised work. Also notices a water ground permit application by Noah Kefauver Jr for 50 000 to 70 000 gallons daily for Fountaindale subdivision. Includes Meade exchange concession bids for beauty shops with a Feb 21 1966 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lumber & Supply Co
Frederick Builders, Inc
Jefferson Street
Frederick
Maryland
Noah Kefauver, Jr
Fountaindale
US 40 A. 1
Braddock Huts, Md
Fort George G. Meade
Card Of Thanks and Local Notices Collated
A collage of thanks and notices from Frederick area residents. Gratitude toward doctors, nurses, and pastors, plus acknowledgment of hospital care, ambulance service, and visits. Pieces mention nearby businesses, moving services, sales events, moves, and community notices including auctions, parties, and church activities with several names and local addresses.
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Thomas
Davis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul Putman
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Gov. Tawes
Elvin Flook Jr
Elvin Flook
Grafton
M. L. Keyser
Grafton M. L. Keyser
Creager
Charles A. Pollard
Creagerston Lutheran Church
Harvey Albaugh
William G. Kolb
Edgar M. Long
Robert B. Ogle
Louis Ix. Plumer
Harold A. Shorb
Utica Church
Ruth E. Howe
Ruth Eula Howe
Ralph H. Miller
Bethany Lutheran Church of
Lenwood C. Moss
Joseph D. Maury
James F. McMurray
James M. Youtz
Howard Gosnell
Francis I Carey
Mount Hebron
Winchester
Ass’n
Mrs. Gandhi
Rev. DePauw
School Board
Bertha Engle
Engle
Department of Water Resources
State Office
Annapolis
Keyser Well
the News
Chase
Harp
Crouch
Paul Seltzer
William S. Huddle
Carroll Beer
Gladhill Co
J. B. Keilholtz
Wellsmere
Francis Scott Key
Ponton
W. 5Th St
Joseph Clem
Blanche V. Feaga
Lucille
Wayne
West Church Street
Monocacy Oil CO
Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
Paul R. Kolb
Women of All Saints Episcopal Church
North Court St
Constance H. Mercer
Walkersville
Joe Rice
Rex Martin
City Police
United Ambulance
Jackie Darnell Summel
Kao
Hannah Webber
Henry Schaeffer
Harry E. Routzahn
Point of Rocks
Emory L. Virts
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Routzahn
Tanev Apts
Tri-Hl-Y. Alpha
P. Brown
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick & Bentz Street
Cappella
N. Market St
Wed
Cappello
H&b. Block Co
America
Sat
Sun
Edward T. Garrett
York
Stayman
Moser’s Orchard
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Rome
Quynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill Rd
York & Rome
Catoctin
MT. Orchard
Rt. 15
Mi. N
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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