Man Arrested In Laundry Break In Case
City police report Wal ter L Wetzel 40 of South Market street charged with breaking and entering after being found inside Gem Laundry on West Patrick street. Police also noted a break in at People's Drug Store on North Market and East Church streets with minor thefts. Detectives continue investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Y. Main
Gem Laundry
West Pat
People’s Drug Store
Alvin Simon
People’s
City Detective Bureau
U S Prestige in Postwar Foreign Affairs
Nixon urged U S leadership as the world’s strongest nation while critics cite rising Soviet backed conflicts. The piece cites Zanzibar Cambodia and Panama incidents, flag desecration, and tensions over aid as signs of waning prestige and calls for upholding U S principles in the long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
America
Soviet Union
Zanzibar
Uncle Sam
Abeid Karume
Frederick P. Picard
Karume
Donald K. Peterson
U.S
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Laos
Coun
Panama
Accident Charges Pending After City Crashes
Police report two weekend crashes. A State Police cruiser from the Hagerstown post was hit by a late night car at East street and East Fifth in which Leonard Morris of Derwood was the driver and Sgt. H J Brown sustained minor injuries. Damages were about 350 each. A second crash on U S 40 near Myersville involved Alvie Jackson Jr 26 of South Bentz street and Bernard Ambush 45 of West Sixth street. Jackson fell asleep and was charged with reckless driving. Ambush received minor cuts. Jackson's 1960 Chevrolet was a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Post
H. J. Brown
East Street
East
East Fifth Streets
Leonard B. Morris
RFD 1
Derwood
Brown
Ford
Morris
Frederick Memorial Hospital
U.S. 40
Myersville
Frederick
Alvie Jackson Jr
South Bentz Street
Jackson
Bernard L. Ambush
West Sixth Street
Tfc
Jack L. Forsythe
Ttc
Robert L. Meae
Angbush
Hospi
Two McBride Sisters Injured In Gettysburg Crash
Beulah V McBride 15 and Linda P McBride 13 daughters of Maudie McBride of Thurmont RFD 2 were injured in a Wednesday crash. Linda was in serious condition with a fractured skull while Beulah had a fractured jaw but both were reported in satisfactory condition today at Annie E Warner Hospital in Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride
Annie E. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Beulah V
Linda P
Maudie McBride
RFD 2
Thurmont
Linda
Beulah
Poffenberger receives Carnegie gift for church organ
The Woodsboro Lutheran Church will gain an $800 grant from the Andrew Carnegie Corporation toward a new organ costing $1,600. The church must raise half the price before the gift is issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Poffenberger
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Andrew Carnegie Corporation of
New York
Wanderlust Club
J. Hunt Hendrickson
J.D. Hendrickson
Frederick
Portland
Crum
Board of Aldermen
West Patrick Street
South Market Street
H. and F
Frederick High Leads War Bond Drive With $6044
Frederick High School tops the city with 6044.35 dollars in war bonds and stamps bought in the first two days of the Fourth War Loan drive. The issue notes edgier headlines as Clark's Fifth Army breaches Italian shorelines amid heavy fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick High School
Mark W. Clark
Fifth Army
Italy
Frederick City
Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Western Shore County Commissioners , Association
Frederick tops Maryland counties in 1963 Savings Bond sales
Frederick County led Maryland in Savings Bond sales for 1963 with 1,464,632 dollars, 104 percent of its 1,408,000 goal, as Howard, Montgomery, Washington and Carroll counties also posted varying results. December 1963 figures show Frederick at 130,124 dollars, while Howard reached 251,400 and Montgomery reported 3,821,859 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Baltimore City
United States Treasury Department
Howard County
Montgomery County
Washington
Carroll Counties
Washington County
Carroll County
College Estates Homemakers Club January meeting
The January meeting at Mrs. Gerald McCarthy's home featured speaker Mrs. Donald Tick recounting two years in Italy and life of an Italian homemaker. Mrs. Gerald Brindie became president, Mrs. McCarthy treasurer, new members welcomed, and the 1964 program outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Estates Club
College Estates Homemakers Club
Gerald McCarthy
James Gilford
Donald Tick
Italy
Philp Hassinger
Gerald Brindie
McCarthy
Edward Gunneau
Edmund Salatkiewicz
Tick
John Avery
D. P. Mangervoor
Richard Yinger
A. J. Zmudzinski
Work Starts On Noland Branch Here
Ausherman Construction begins the Fred Parick branch of Noland Company on Scholl's Lane Frederick. The 53,000 square foot site includes 12,000 square feet of showroom office and warehouse with 30,000 square feet paved for storage and vehicle movement. It is the fourth Noland Maryland branch and 42nd in ten states. The firm deals in plumbing heating cooling refrigeration electrical and industrial supplies plus machine tools and has about 100 million in annual gross volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausherman Construction Company
Fred Parick
Noland Company
Scholl’s Lane
Frederick
Maryland
Hagerstown
Hyattsville
Rockville-Kensington
Montgomery County
Charles F. Bowers
Noland
If Only He Had Lived Kennedy Gave People Sense Of Purpose
James Marlow analyzes three years since Kennedy took office and the two months since his death. He argues Kennedy gave the nation life and hope, while noting unfinished domestic programs, shifting foreign relations, and the transition to Johnson’s era with civil rights at the forefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Soviet Union
France
Atlantic Alliance
Latin America
White House
China
Khrushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Berlin Wall
Cuba
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Congress
Johnson outlines economic plan to lift poorest and cut taxes
President Johnson reports on economy, pledging permanent unemployment insurance improvements and a broad war on poverty. He argues Congress must pair federal state and local actions, with tax cuts aimed at lowering withholding from 18 to 14 percent, reducing individual taxes by 8.8 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Congress
Washington
Convicted On Check Charge In Magisterial Court
Robert C. Decker aged 27 from Frederick was found guilty on two counts of passing bad checks in Magisterial Court. Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett fined him 25 dollars and sentenced him to 30 days in jail on each count, totaling 90 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Decker
RFD
Frederick
Stanley Y. Bennett
Sus
Local Court Hears Minor Charge Cases
Decker faced two counts with a $25 fine and 30 days jailed, suspended on the second. he had written two bad checks totaling $28.58 on North Market street after bank account closure. Walter LeRoy Andrews, 39, was convicted of disorderly conduct, fined $25 with a suspended 30-day jail term. Roger James Truax, from Potter County, was found in non support and ordered to pay $15 weekly to his wife for three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
J. C. Penney Company
North Market Street
Walter LeRoy Andrews
East Fifth Street
Andrews
James E. Schroyer
Paul W. Mossburg
Roger James Truax
RFD 1
Potter County
Trulax
Darlene
Celebrations and Travel Among Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Russell Michael of East Church street celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary today. Mr and Mrs David E Blackledge of Sunnybrooke Drive Frederick spend several weeks in San Antonio Texas as Mr Blackledge attends electronics school at Lackland Air Force Base. Mrs R R Luckie returns home after funeral of mother in law Mrs Samuel Luckie who died at a nursing home near Swarthmore Pennsylvania. Mrs Luckie, 102, was a pioneer woman suffragist who joined Susan B Anthony in 1890s for women's voting rights and was buried in Swarthmore on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Michael
East Church Street
David E. Blackledge
Sunnybrooke Drive
RFD 3
Frederick
San Antonio
Tex
Blackledge
Lackland Air Force Base
R. R. Luckie
West Second Street
Samuel Blair Luckie
Swarthmore
Samuel Luckie
Susan B. Anthony
Luckie
Local Health Notes list patients at Frederick Memorial and Washington County hospitals
Among The Sick Mr. Donald Marshall, who was a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, has returned to his home, East Main street, Brunswick. Mrs. Viola Abrecht of Trail Avenue is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, . Her condition is satisfactory. 'Mrs. Marian Nicodemus, secretary to Frederick City Engineer Robert A. Whiteford, was reported to be in fair condition at the Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Marshall
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Main Street
Brunswick
Viola Abrecht
Trail Avenue
Marian Nicodemus
Frederick City
Robert A. Whiteford
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Deaths and obituaries in Montgomery Frederick areas
Hicks F Belcher aged 4 died at home near Poolesville after a short illness. Survived by wife Daisy L Belcher and two children Margie Burgee Rockville and James H Belcher. brothers and sisters listed. Services at Hilton Funeral Home BarnesvilleTuesday 12 a.m. interment Park Lawn Rockville. Relatives named. Mrs William Burgee 58 died at residence 303 Willow Ave after a yearlong illness. Survived by two daughters in Frederick and Norfolk and many Baker siblings and Willard Winters group. funeral at 106 East Church St Tuesday 11 a.m. Mt Olivet Cemetery. Mrs Myrtle Kretzer 91 died at Maugansville home after two days. Welsh Run Church of the Brethren member. sister Blanche Gordon Freder ick. Mt Zion interment. Mrs May Schaeffer Kefauver 85 died Saturday in Baltimore. daughter Edna Kefauver. son Irving Kefauver. services Tuesday 11 a.m. Mt Olivet Cemetery. Carroll E Shorb 55 of Thurmont died Sunday. Mt Tabor Church Rocky Ridge. survived by wife Mary Catherine and seven siblings. services at Mt Tabor Church Wednesday 2 p.m. Lloyd Eugene Roelke, retired merchant of Brunswick 518 W B St, died after short illness. services pending for Mrs Carrye M Nicodemus Stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks F. Belcher
Poolesville
Daisy L. Belcher
Margie Burgee
Rockville
James H. Belcher
James Belcher
Dickerson
Laurie Powers
Gaithersburg
Veronica Atkins
Beckley
W. Va
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
Park Lawn
William Burgee
Virgie Catherine Burgee
William Thomas Burgee
Willow Avenue
Frederick County
Vernon
Odie Keller Baker
George W. Summel
Frederick
William A. Stavely
Norfolk
Welty Baker
Takoma Park
Maryland
John Baker
Arthur
Ray
William Kretzer
Myrtle Kretzer
Maugansville
Mapleville
Joseph D
Emma A. Stouffer Grossnickle
Church of the Brethren
Blanche Gordon
Mt. Zion Cemetery
May S. Kefauver
May Schaeffer Kefauver
Oscar C. Kefauver
Edna E. Kefauver
Baltimore
Jonathan A
Martha O. M. Garrett Schaeffer
Irving S. Kefauver
Kefauver
East Church St
Dill Avenue
Lutheran Church of Baltimore
North Market St
Charles F. Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Carroll E. Shorb
Thurmont
Walnut Street
Carroll County
Emory C
Mattie Eyler Shorr
Mt. Tabor
Lloyd E. Roelke
Lloyd Eugene Roelke
W. “B” Street
Brunswick
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Mar
Tinsburg
Lloyd Duvall
Carrye M. Nicodemus Stocks
Helen Dorsey Roelke
Charles 0. Roberson
Charles O. Roberson
Victor Cullen State Hospital
Vada Knill Roberson
Wilson L. Roberson
Middletown
Marshall K. Roberson
Dorothy A. Piper
Silver Spring
Carrie Nicholson
Marie Tobery
Leo Roberson
Alma Dixon
Falls Church
Gilbert Roberson
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Daniel Omer Wilson
Lenora Granton Wilson
Richard B. Saxon
Walter Martz
Glenmerrie
Hedrick
Iowa
James and
Ida Ogden Wilson
Robert G. Wilson
Riverside
Calif
Anne Wilson Jones
Clairemont
Walter Martz Read
William N. Wilson
Zula Wilson
Ena L. Wilson
Macomb
Illinois
Wilson
United Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Fremont
Town
M. R. Etchison and Son
Steady As She Goes Remembered in Local Obituaries
Life tributes profile Steady As She Goes a World War I veteran of the 154th Depot Brigade and longtime member of First Reformed Church now United Church of Christ. He survived by wife Katie Eagle Roelke two daughters and a son, plus five grandchildren and six sisters. services held at Feete Funeral Home Brunswick with interment at Fort Lincoln Mausoleum Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Stedman- Keenan Post
American, Legion and
Brunswick Lodge
154Th Depot Brigade
Katie Eagle Roelke
Charles Clinton Rogers
Phoenix
Aziz
Margaret Eagle Roelke
Karachi
West Pakistan
William Lloyd Roelke
Brunswick
Olive Ahalt
Margaret Schroeder
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Darner
Anna Doub Torrence
Helen Hemp
Lora Jacoby
Frederick
Feete Funeral Home
Frank L. Fesperman
Fort Lincoln Mausoleum
Washington
Obituary notices for George Haller and Harry Hartsough
Funeral services for George Jacob Haller died at Frederick Memorial Hospital were held at the funeral home on 106 East Church Street with Rev Ralph M Sharpe officiating. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Funeral directors M R Etchison and Son. Memorial contributions suggested to Cancer Fund. Funeral services for Harry Clayton Hartsough of 422 North Market Street will be held Tuesday at 10 30 a.m. from Groff Funeral Home Lancaster Pennsylvania. Body to Lancaster. interment in Millersville Mennonite Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Rakestraw
Union Bridge
Taylor
Baltimore
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Theodore H. Mattheis
Harry S. Scott
Fort Lincoln
Washington, D. C
Mountainview
George Jacob Haller
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
John Fox
Albert Bell
John Dudash
Gordon Townsend
J. C. W. Trout
Edward T. Danner
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Harry Clayton Hartsough
N. Market Street
Newton D. Baker, VA
Martinsburg
Groff
Lancaster
Millersville
Menonite
Cancer Fund
M. R. Etchison & lSon
Hotel Stock Changes Hands in Frederick Ownership Shift
The Frederick Hotel Company reveals 1963 capital improvements totaling 34 957.72 and repairs 25 529.45, with depreciation higher and 1962 repairs 비용 up. The Frederick Hotel, built by local stockholders, has never been financially successful, with 500+ shareholders and debt remaining on 118 400 of 400 000 bonds. New stockholders will take control and guide the hotel’s future to restore its prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hotel Company
Frederick
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Austin
Zachary Scott Jr
Creager
Martin A. Case
George Black
Charles Biffle
John Birkland
Charles Eyler
Claude Hamerick
Richard Wilhide
United Brethren Church
Leo Henry Summerfield
Byron A. Winebrewer
Clarke Place
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
Lynch ‘Lodge
A. Franci A. Masons
William F. Holmes
Howard M. Albaugh
Lynch Lodge
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Paul B. Simpson
Russell L. Michael
E. Eugene Thomas
Lincoln D. Englebrecht
C. Leo Krantz
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