Longtime Frederick County Resident Dies at 77
Charles Henry Carter Jr of Singapore Road near Liberty died Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an extended illness at 77. He was born in Loudoun County Virginia widower of Margaret Carter and survived by three daughters, two sons, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending with D. Bartzler and Sons. Elmer S. Derr 87 of Feagaville died at home after a lifelong farming and church involvement. He is survived by wife, son, brother, sister, grandchildren, and two foster grandsons. Funeral services are scheduled at Mitchison and Son Funeral Home with burial at Mount Cluet cemetery.
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Harles H. Carter
Charles Henry Carter, Jr
Singapore Road
Libertyown
Fredrick Memorial Hospital
Loudoun County
Margaret Thomas Carter
Daughers
Mary McIntosh
Della Morrison
Westminster
Manzella Dorsey
Frederick
Keysthape Methodist Church
Old
Elds
Nazarite Lodge
Mt. Olive
Libertytown
D. Bartzler and Sons
Teys Chapel
Tev
Floyd Lys
Oldields
Harles Henry Dixon
Charles Henry Dixon
Woodsboro
Frederick County
David
Laura Loretta Vasherman Dixon
Illie May Smith Dixon
Jade Coran
Ames A. Koons
Helen Whitmore
Arbutus
Oseph Whitmore
Odentown
Paul L. Dixon
Libbytowns
Guy Dixon
Aithersburg
St. Paul's Lothian Church
Jefferson
M. Etchison and Sons
East Church Street
Utheran Cemetery
Lmer S. Derr
Elmer Scott Derr
Husand
D. May Zimmerman Jerr
Feagaville
Rufus Scott
Sarah Leatherman Derr
St Luke's Utheran Church
I Men's Bible
Karl M. Derr
Shooklywn Road
John C. Derr
Monrovia
Mary Derr
RFD
Fredrick
Myron Derr
Fiddietown
Haron Elizabeth Derr
Bookstown
Foster Randsons
Kenneth
Arthur Noots
Mitchison and Son Furnal
Frederick S
Funeral Home
Withurial
Mount Cluet Cemetery
IRS
Leon P. F. Vauthier
Lucy Woodward Vaulier
Ridgeville
Baltimore
Eon P. F. Vauthier
Inganore Parish
Newmarket
Mount Airy
Poplar Brings
Urbana
Point of Rocks
Adamstown
Waterford
Conn
Eorge P
Marcissus N. White
York
Alfoster White
Leo
Douglas White
Janie Smith
Thelma Johnson
Fannie White
Margie Rorie
Minneapolis
Cecilia Jackson
Aldie
Elmer
Castrell Johnson
Funeral Rites Held for Nancy E Dietrick Widow of Arthur L Dietrick
Funeral services for Nancy Elizabeth Dietrick who died Saturday were held yesterday at M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home. The Rev. Charles A. Pollard officiated. Burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery with bearers Donald M. Fadeley R. Wayne Keeney Robert Kline Harry Kintz Frank R. Smith and Elwood T. Whitmore.
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Nancy E. Dietrick
Nancy Elizabeth Dietrick
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
Arthur L. Dietrick
Charles A. Pollard
Creagerstown-Utica
Margaret Jones
Margaret Agnes Doll Jones
Walter C. Jones
Steiner B. Wachter
Steiner B Wachter
Walkersville
Barton
David L. Blackwelder
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Harry Trout
Frank Cramer
Howard Burker
Walter, Russell
Lester Dudrow
Mount Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick area births announced from January 14 to 19 include Anthony Dean Honeycutt first child for Mr and Mrs Larry D Honeycutt of RFD 4 Frederick. Brenda An nette Honeycutt, Brenda Messer former. Brenda Annette second daughter for Harri man and Mrs Raymond C Davis Jefferson. Other newborns list Robert Wayne Unger third child first son. Carol Jean Pickett fifth child second daughter. Juanita Amare Prior third child second daughter. Steven Ray Beitzel Pools- ville ninth child fourth son. Jeffrey Eugene Rover first child son. Christopher Allen Dorsey third child third son. Theresa Lorraine Rice first child daughter. Kellie Sue Hamilton West Patrick Street first child daughter. multiple locations noted in Frederick and surrounding towns.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Larry D. Honeycutt
RFD
Frederick
Anthony Dean
Honeycutt
Brenda Messer. Harriman
Tenn Moo
Raymond C Davis
Jefferson
Brenda Annette
Eldred Brent- Unger
Arry
Robert Wayne
Thomas A. Pickett
Carol Jean
George F Prior
Fairlane
Mobile Flames Park
Juanita Amare
Randall R Beitze
Poolesville
Steven Ray
Paul E Rover
Jeffrey Eugene
Roser
Florence Carson
Waynesboro Fa. Air
Police Seek 1955 Station Wagon Stolen Last Night
State Police search for a 1955 station wagon reported stolen from Emmitsburg between 11 p.m. Wednesday and 6:30 a.m. today. The owner, Herbert H. Click of North Seton Avenue, Emmitsburg, said the keys were in the car.
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Emmitsburg
Herbert H. Click
Seton Avenue
Dock Strike Talks Over New Contract Proposals In Baltimore
Baltimore and New York union officials prepared to discuss a new offer from the Steamship Trade Association of Baltimore to the International Longshoremen's Association. The package centers on an 80 cent wage and benefits increase, no crew size reductions, and a study on an annual wage guarantee. State and port officials warn the plan risks economic damage if implemented. The strike has halted port activity, costing about 500000 dollars daily and leaving thousands of workers idle.
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Baltimore
API
Steamship Trade Association of Baltimore. Inc
International Longshoremen’s Association
Afl-Cio
New York
New York Shipping Association
Antee John P Kreul
William H Haile
ILA International
ILA
County People Ill At Area Hospitals
LeRoy E. Wildasin of Taneytown admitted to Hanover General Hospital. Admissions to Carroll County General Hospital Westminster include Ivy Earnest Union Bridge RFD 2 Eva Cousens Union Bridge RFD 2 Ragan Erb Union Bridge RFD 1 Mary Hesson Taneytown RFD 1. Warner Hospital Gettysburg admits Earl B. Green Thurmont RFD 2 Emory Wagerman Emmitsburg and Wilson M. Glass Taneytown RED 2.
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LeRoy E. Wildasin
Taneytown
Hanover General Hospital
Hanover
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Ivy Earnest
Union Bridge
Eva Cousens
Ragan Erb
Mary Hesson
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Earl B. Green
Thurmont
Emory G
Nasser Chosen For Unopposed UAR Presidency
Cairo AP reports Gamal Abdel Nasser, 47, was nominated by the National Assembly after mass demonstrations and petitions and will run unopposed for a third six year term as president of the United Arab Republic in March.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
National Assembly
Attempts To Halt Oil Fire Fail
DAMASCUS Syria AP Valiant efforts by ace Texan oil well firefighter Paul Red Adair have so far failed against a giant Kuwait well fire that broke out in January A traveler from Kuwait says the blaze is 280 feet high and at night it lights a five mile radius so intensely that cars can travel without headlights The area around the well jointly owned by British Petroleum and Gulf Oil has been flooded with 10 million gallons of water to protect nearby installations.
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Damascus
Syria
Texan
Paul
Red) Adair
Kuwait
British Petroleum
Gulf Oil Co
Canada's Maple Leaf Flag Set For Feb 15 Debut
Ottawa AP report states Canada's new maple leaf flag will have its official debut February 15. Prime Minister Lester Pearson announced the flag will be raised on the Peace Tower of Parliament and hopes it will be raised nationwide at the same time.
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Ottawa
Canada
Lester Pearson
Parliament
Texas Democrats To Fete Connally At Victory Dinner
Texas Democrats will eat 10 ounce steaks charcoaled by Fort Worth chef Walter Jetton at a victory dinner Monday night in Austin. Jetton has catered numerous barbecues for President Johnson's Texas ranch.
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Austin, Tex
Texas
Fort Worth
Walter Jetton
Johnson
Johnson Takes Oath As Nation Begins Anew
Lyndon B. Johnson repeated the presidential oath at 12 03 p m from the Capitol platform with Lady Bird Johnson by his side and his mother’s Bible. The ceremony began three minutes late as Hubert Humphrey took the vice presidential oath with a family Bible and Chief Justice Earl Warren administered Johnson’s oath.
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Johnson
United States Capitol
Mrs. Johnson
Lady Bird Johnson
Lyndon B. Jonson
Capitol
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Earl Warren
Postgraduate Program Set Tomorrow
Frederick Memorial Hospital hosts the post graduate education program meeting on Friday in the hospital cafeteria with luncheon at 12 45 p m Dr R C Reynolds chairman Dr Thomas B Conner of University Hospital Baltimore will speak on Nephrocarcinosis and Nephrolithiasis He is director of the Clinical Study Center at University Hospital and a 1946 graduate of the University of Maryland School of Medicine He attended Loyola College and Johns Hopkins Hospital later teaching at Maryland and Hopkins He holds memberships in multiple medical associations and serves on the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism editorial board.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
R. C. Reynolds
Thomas B. Conner
University Hospital
Baltimore
Conner
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Connor
Loyola College
Mercy Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
John Eager Howard
Endocrine Society
American Diabetes Association
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Federation Clinical Research
Baltimore City Medical Society
Journal of Clinical Endocrinology
American Clinical and Climatological Association
SRC Endorses New Tunnel and Bridge Plan
Baltimore AP report says the State Roads Commission is expected to recommend building a second Chesapeake Bay Bridge and a Baltimore Harbor Tunnel with tunnel first priority. The plan repeats last September’s SRC stance, despite last week’s competing view from two agency officials favoring the bridge first.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore Harbor
SRC
Japan to Sell Plants to Red China
Tokyo reports the Japanese government approved a multi million dollar sale of vinyl plants to Communist China despite Nationalist Chinese objections.
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Red China
Tokyo
China
TARs Hear Division No Hindrance to County Work
Republican Commissioner Russell Horman told Teen-Aged Republicans at Permanent Republican Headquarters that political divides do not hinder county business. He said three commissioners work together for the county’s betterment despite differing approaches. The meeting drew 20 to 30 TARs, with Mrs. Howard Kelly Jr. assisting as recording secretary of the Frederick County group.
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Russell Z. Horman
Horman
North Court Street
Herman
County YMCA Sends Cake To Linkletter
Frederick County YMCA plans to deliver a birthday cake to Art Linkletter this week for his support of the new building. Linkletter’s House Party marks 20 years in show business. WFMD will air a broadcast of the birthday events tomorrow at 10 10 a.m. The cake will also be sent to a Los Angeles children’s hospital after the party.
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Art Linkletter
Frederick County
YMCA
Linkletter
WFMD
Hollywood
Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Among The Sick Mrs Davis Cooley Seeks Further Johns Hopkins Care
An article notes Mrs Davis Cooley of Brunswick who had heart surgery at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore last August has reentered the hospital for additional treatment and tests. It also mentions Afghan construction progress and an administrator’s notice from Frederick County Maryland.
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Davis Cooley
Brunswick
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick Gas Company seeks five mile expansion hearing
Public Service Commission of Maryland orders a hearing on February 10 1965 in Baltimore to decide the Frederick Gas Company case extending its gas distribution facilities five miles on either side of its transmission line from Montgomery County to Frederick Maryland. Publication of the order is required in a Frederick County newspaper before February 3 1965.
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Public Service Commission
Frederick Gas Company, Inc
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Frederick
Maryland
Public Service Commission OF Maryland
Office of the’ Commission
Baltimore
Albert L. Deen
Smiths celebrate 40th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Smith Sr. of 225 Center Street observe their 40th wedding anniversary today. Frederick area births include Kenneth K. Bercaw and Wayne Shriner families with daughters born January 19 at Waynesboro Hospital and Annie M. Warner Hospital respectively. Furnished two-room apartment for rent in central location no children or pets. MO 26801.
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Raymond D. Smith Sr
Center Street
Frederick
Kenneth K. Bercaw
Sabillasville
RFD
Waynesboro
Wayne Shriner
Thurmont
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
In Memoriam Fannie V Butts and Mary E Wright
In memoriam notices honor Fannie V Butts who died January 21 1961 and Mary E Wright on her birthday January 21. Messages from daughters LaVella Halleck Lundy Andrews and from Your Loving Husband and Children express love grief and memories across the years.
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Butts
Fannie V. Butts
Wright
Mary E. Wright
Public sale at Frederick Fair Grounds poultry building
Beatrice L Smith holds a public sale at the poultry building on the Frederick Fair Grounds offering all household furniture, lawn tools and miscellaneous shop tools. The sale is set for Tuesday January 26 1965 at 11 00 AM. See list.
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Frederick Fair Grounds
Beatrice L Smith
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