Deaths of Mrs LuRene Knouse and Charles Morhiser
Mrs LuRene Knouse 49 of Umatilla Florida died of a heart attack at home. She leaves two daughters and four grandchildren with memorials to the Heart Fund. The Knouse family moved from Frederick and nearby areas six years ago. Charles Frederick Morhiser 85 of Baltimore died after a lengthy illness. He leaves a daughter, six grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and a friend circle including Mt. Carmel Church and several Masonic orders. Burial is planned at Mt. Carmel Cemetery after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Knouse
LuRene Knouse
Umatilla
Florida
Frederick
Eugene Rippeon
James G. Linton
Eustis
Fla
Heart Fund
Knouse
Yellow Springs
Pennsylvania
Charles F. Morhiser
Charles Frederick Morhiser
Ada F. Morhiser
Monroe Ave
John S
Ellen Nora Reynolds Morciser
Baltimore
Katheryn Davis
Nice
Mt. Carmel
Two Moslems Arrested In Shooting At Tehran Premier
Police say two more young Moslems are charged in the assassination attempt on Premier Ali Mansour. Mansour was wounded by two bullets as he exited a car near Parliament and is reported improving. Arrested: Reza Saffar Herandi, 23, a shoe store worker, and Morteza Niknejad, 22, a drapery shop employe. Police found four unfired cartridges and noted similar pistols with religious slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Ali Mansour
Mansour
Mohammed Bokharaei
Reza Saffar Herandi
Morteza Niknejad
Bokharaei
Ten Die As US Plane Crashes Near Kalavrita
An American C124 Globemaster crashes 100 miles southwest of Athens while en route from Aviano Italy to Athens. All 10 aboard are believed dead. The aircraft belonged to the 167th Air Transport Wing based at Dover Delaware, per US Embassy spokesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Kalavrita
Peloponnesus
Aviano Air Base
Italy
Dover
Del
Hiram College Students Press for Alcohol Debate
Members of the Hiram College student senate petition the village solicitor over curtailment of freedoms. They seek legal counsel and possibly a special election to allow on campus drinking, arguing it forces driving to nearby towns for beer and back to campus with many students in vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Ohio
Hiram College
Hiram Township
Chester Enlow
Sel Fe
Funeral Services For Snowden And Two Others Listed
Funeral notices report Willie Windsor Snowden of Ijamsville killed walking along the Frederick Freeway. Services were at Fountain Mills Methodist Church with Rev. Alonzo Graham. burial in church cemetery. Also notes Beulah B. Renner and LaRene E. Knouse deaths with two additional services and burials in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie W. Snowden
Willie Windsor Snowden
Ijamsville
Frederick
Fountain Mills Methodist Church
Alonzo Graham
Walter Spriggs
Charles Richardson
Lewis Anderson
William Jeffery
Lester Timpson
James Monroe
Charles Scott
C. E. Hicks Hi
Beulah B. Renner
Herbert L. Renner
Creagerstown
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Arthur B. Rice
Hubert Kaempf
Elmer Nikirk
Larry Fraley
Robert L. Renner
Ernest Staub
Robert Staub
Lewistown Cemetery
City approves zoning talks tied to annexation and road access
King Farm M-1 zoning recommendations hinge on city annexing the property and securing better access from the proposed I-70 interchange. City engineer notes B-3 uses limited by M-1. aldermen authorize buying 13 acres of mountain land and reappoint Rhoderick to recreation commission. Mayor Magaha announces Kiwanis gift of 50 cherry trees for Baker Park and names safe driving award recipients across departments with multiple year pins, plus honorary pin for the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Whiteford
Magaha
R. Carroll Rhoderick
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Baker Park
Water Department
Joseph H. Bowers Sr
James W. Smith Jr
Arthur
Franklin Bachman
Voine E. Bollinger
Harry P. Myers
William J. Davis
Leroy E. Boone Jr
Russell L. Castie
Charles A. Morgan
Louis R. Easterday
Franklin E. White
Donald L. Baker
Charles R. Six
Foster H. Burdette
Grayson C Burdette
Thomas FE. Harding
Louis E. Beton
John A Summers
Glenn A. Stone
Richard H. Himes
Glenn P. Riggs
Thomas E. Cole
Marion W. Rice
Richard L. Griffith
Woodrow W. Stull
Robert H. Fitez
Earl Handley
Light and Signal
Wibert H. Rinehart
Clarence E. Rees
Roy E. Cline Jr
Joseph W. Smith
Charles F. King
Navy Sailor Edward Welty Takes Ten Day Leave
Mr. Edward L. Welty of North Market Street spent a ten day leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R M Welty before returning to his ship the U S S Luce stationed in Charlestown South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Welty
United States Navy
R M. Welty
North Market Street
U.S.S. Luce
Charlestown
S.C
Woman Returns Home From Johns Hopkins Hospital
Among The Sick Mrs a Fox on East Fourth Street has returned home from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore where she was a patient for one year.
Hood College Marionettes seek male actors for spring dramas
Hood College drama group Marionettes invites male actors for five male parts across two one act plays The Bald Soprano by Eugene Ionesco and The American Dream by Edward Albee Tryouts are Feb 2 and Feb 5 from 7 to 10 pm in Brodbeck Hall stage studio Readings available in Hood College Library for those aiming to perform in A Night of the Absurd set for March 4 5 6 director is Dr Annette Monroe assistant professor of English
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hood College
Marionettes
Eugene Ionesco
Edward Albee
John M. Wilson
Annette Monroe
Hood
Virginia Wolfe
New York
Tiny Alice
Grandma
Mrs. Barker
Mommy
Truckers Chaplain Serves 2700-Strong Fleet Across States
In Winston-Salem Rev. Homer Good, 51, serves as full time chaplain-counselor for Hennis Freight Lines, covering 15 states and Canada. With 2,700 employees and 54 terminals, he logs 76 counseling hours monthly, conducts weekly worship at the Winston-Salem terminal, and coordinates family notifications after accidents. coworkers call his role a major asset, noting improved worker relations and fewer conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
Homer Good
Canada
Hends Freight Lines
H. Mitchell
Good
Jean Ogden
Hennis
Urbana Farm Sold For 216000 To Maryland Corporation
Melvin A Zimmerman and Kathleen P Zimmerman sold their 914 acre Urbana farm known as Joseph's Advance Tract to a Brentwood Maryland corporation, New Land Investors, for 216000. The deed, filed in the courthouse, states future development plans are not disclosed while the sellers continue farming under new ownership. The Maryland Department of Assessment and Taxation has no record yet of New Land Investors officers, formed in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin A
Kathleen P. Zimmerman
Urbana
Brentwood
Joseph
Maryland 8
Namaville’ Road
New Land Investors Corporation
Department of Assessment and Taxation
Baltimore
Cooperation
Police Find Bodies Of 3 Ice Victims
In Alexandria Virginia police recovered the bodies of three children who drowned after falling through thin ice on a creek. The search for two more youngsters continued past nightfall as temperatures rose and the ice melted. A motorist nearby reported hearing cries for help and aided in the attempt to reach the victims before night ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Caroline Raymond
Paul
Raymond
Barbara Jean Ellis
Philip Connor
Cynthia
Fairfax County
Here
Capital
Beltway
Edward J. Schaefer
Rosecroft Colony
Albert Peltack
Fairfax
Peltack
Pollack
Jury Awards 21 400 In Damages In Land Transfer Case
A Washington County Circuit Court jury awarded 21 400 in damages to Melvin Desser and Armand Levinson, acting as Desser Associates, against Daniel Weinberg and the Frederick Innkeeping Corporation over a land transfer to the Frederick Holiday Inn. After two days and two hours of deliberation, the verdict favored Desser and Levinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Hagerstown
Daniel Weinberg
Frederick Innkeeping Corporation
Frederick
Melvin Desser
Desser
Braddock Cubs Hear Safety Talk at Fire Hall
Braddock Heights Troop 278 monthly meeting at Braddock Fire Hall featured Trooper English from Maryland State Police presenting safety films and a Q and A. Awards were given to Chuck Fanille Timmy Kefauver Steve Vaughn and Gary Bishop with Lion and gold merit to Steve Vaughn and Donald Metcalf. District commissioner inspection scheduled February 10 1965 precedes annual charter. Blue and Gold Dinner planned the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Braddock Fire Hall
English
Frederick Barricks
Maryland State Police
Chuck Fanille
Timmy Kefauver
Steve Vaughn
Gary Bishop
Donald Metcalf
Cubs
Begin Talks On New Canal Route
Washington AP The United States will hold exploratory discussions this week with Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama and Colombia on possible routes for a new sea level canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
Colombia
New Job Begins For Humphrey
Washington AP reports Hubert H. Humphrey is sworn in as vice president, ending unemployment and taking a seat in the Capitol. He faced a brief period of vacancy since Johnson’s ascent after President Kennedy’s assassination, with fans and bands in Doland and Minnesota cheering him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hupert H. Humphrey
United States
Capitol
Humphrey
Lyndon B
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Minnesota Rouser
Senate
Walter F. Mondale
Frederick County Products elects Dutrow as chairman again
Daniel T. Dutrow of Frederick was reelected chairman of the board of Frederick County Products Inc at the stockholders meeting Thursday. Dutrow has been with the company since 1923 and was named president when the company reincorporated. Charles W. Zehnder was named secretary, replacing the late William T. Delaplaine. Other officers were re-elected: Warner K. Brittain president, John M. Carter executive vice president and general manager, F. Leo Smith treasurer, Elias B. Ramsburg, Charles McC. Mathias Sr., and Guy B. Nusz as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Countyroducts
Daniel T. Dutrow
Frederick
Frederick County Products, Inc
Dutrow
Charles W. Zehnder
William T. Delaplaine
Warner K. Brittain
John M. Carter
F. Leo Smith
Elias B. Ramsburg
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Guy B. Nusz
Five Day Forecast and In Memoriam Notice and Public Sale
Five day forecast notes temperatures will run 3 to 8 degrees above normal with highs 40 to 46 and lows 19 to 30. In Memoriam for George W. and Margaret E. Cramer lists parents with commemorative verse. Public sale announced due to husband Roland O. Smith's death and ongoing housekeeping. Items include appliances, furniture, beds, dishes, and tools. sale at Frederick Fair Grounds Poultry Building on January 26, 1965 at 11:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer
George W. Cramer
Margaret Elizabeth Cramer
Roland O. Smith
Poultry
Frederick Fair Grounds
International Harvester 8 Co
Garland
Norge
Plymouth
Tulsa
Beatrice L. Smith
Frederick City to Hold Public Hearing on Zoning Change
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen of Frederick will hold a public hearing on Thursday February 4 1964 at 7 00 PM in City Hall to consider rezoning 95 78 acres of land part of the King Farm southwest of Interstate 70 and southeast of Ballenger Creek Pike from R-1 and B-3 to R-3 and from R-1 to M-1 The parcel includes 24 65 acres and a former dairy building The plat is on file at the City Engineer office for public examination and the council invites interested residents to review the proposal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballenger Creek
S.A.C
Ballenger Creek Pike
U.S. 240
Virginia Bagby
Marilyn Himes Riviere
Frederick County
Sontenice
Frederick
Maryland
Agaha
E. Fane
Richard R. Burgee
Rock Creek Drive
Patrick Street
City Engineer
City Hall
CHY OF
Robert A. Whiteford
Card Of Thanks And Various Community Notices
The family of Guy B. Stull expresses thanks for flowers cards and kindness during illness and death. Community notices include fundraisers a chicken and country ham supper at J O U A M Hall on February 13 and a Hyattstown Fire Dept. benefit supper. Also listed are liquor license transfer hearings for Jug Bridge Inn and an invitation to bid for a Frederick water main project with bid deadline February 16 1965 and requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Stull
Hyattstown Fire Hall
Hyattstown Vol. Fire Dept
Also Mentioned on This Page
LaRene E. Knouse
Zeller, Kennedy, and Hamlin
Rev. L. L. Waterhous
Poinciana Cemetery
Paisley
King Farm
Mr. Good
Tennessee
North Carolina
Davidson College
Homer Good Jr
Richmond, Va
Urbana Farm
Braddock Cubs
Memoriam
Mary
Blanche
Mae
Lewis W. Crouse
U.A.M. Hall
Jefferson Lutheranch
PET & Tack Shop
West Patrick St
Yellow Springs Lions Club
R. D. Hemp & Sons Ee
Paul R. Kolb
Robert T. Wesley Horner
Jug Bridge Inn
Route 6
Roland K. Huffer
Rt. 4
Omar Lee Brubaker
Iamsville
Ansabelle L. Huffer
Sec. & Treas
JUG Bridge Tavern and Restaurant, Inc
Rt. 6
Louis V. Myers JR
Lewistown
Lewistown Citizens Assoc
GMC &T
GMC_ IT
Geisbert
GMC
Family For Night Independent Hose Co
Brown
Eves, Sat. & Son
NEW Midway Fire CO
Burdette
Comus Road
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Nelson Tucker
Cokers House OF Fabrics
South Court Street
Burkittsville Ruritan
Marshal Adalt
Broad Run
Prospect
Jefferson Raritan Club
Jefferson Fire Hall
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
L.P
News-Post
North Court Street
York
Rome
Sat
Sun
Catoctin
Orchard Thurmont
Wasig
Rederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
B.ath St
Dial
Woodrow
Bill
Avierson
Routzahn
South Market St
Little's Beauty Shop
Becker's Beauty Salon
North Market St
Moser’s
Middletown
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