Deaths of Miller Neal Best Shores and Shores kin
Obituary notices list Esther M Miller 72 of Lantz married to Ralph W Miller with daughter Betty Calmer and son James Miller. Mary Neal 84 of Abington with multiple children. Ernest M Best 67 of Garretts Mill with wife Mary Etta Best and many children. Carl D Shores 410 East Patrick Street dies suddenly at work for Potomac Edison with large family and civic ties. Services scheduled in Garretts Mill and Frederick areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther M. Miller
Ralph W. Miller
Lantz
Samuel D
Daisey E. Willard Harbaugh
Deerfield Evangelical United Brethrenrch
Betty M. Calmer
James R. Miller
Agnes
Ernest M. Best
Ernest McClellan Best
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Garretts Mill
Samples Manor
Hezekiah McCletus
Sarah Montgomery Best
Mary Etta Miller Best
Betty Gaither
Linford Best
Brownsville
Lee
Henry Best
Thomas Best
Baltimore
Robert Best
Ishpeming
Mich
Esty McGolerick
Elise Coulter
Yarrowsburg
Clarence Best
Hagerstown
Martin Best
Silver Spring
Arlington Best
Assembly of God Church
A. W. Fox
Euckles Funeral Home
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Carl D. Shores
Carl David Shores
East Patrick Street
Doubs
Potomac Edison Company
Jefferson
Henry J
Annie E. Swartz Shores
Agnes C. Price Shores
Ralph Smith
RFD
Henry Baugher
Paul Mayne
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Lodge 1067
Independent Hose Co
Etchison Funeral Home
E. Church St
Kenneth Hamrick
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Reshaven Memorial Gardens
Frederick
Hospital Stays Listed For Local Residents
Among The Sick Mrs Arlene Fox East Fifth Street underwent surgery Wednesday in Frederick Memorial Hospital Her condition is reported as satisfactory Mr Herbert Fox East Fifth Street underwent surgery Saturday in Frederick Memorial Hospital Mr Ralph Wiles East Patrick Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Edwin Bales of Lewistown entered Johns Hopkins University on Sunday for tests and observation Mrs Virgie Hayman Hagerstown is a patient in the Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Fox
East Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Herbert Fox
Ralph Wiles
East Patrick Street
Edwin Bales
Lewistown
Johns Hopkins University
Virgie Hayman
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Funeral Services for Mrs Alice L Bostian and Oscar H Michael
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice L. Bostian widow of Ruben G. Bostian were held at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville with Rev. Eugene A. Gardner officiating. Pallbearers included Walter Smith Charles Holt and others. Burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery Frederick. Separate services for Oscar Hamilton Michael conducted at Etchison Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Woodward officiating. Pallbearers named. Burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sostian
Alice L. Bostian
Ruben G. Bostian
Barton Funeral Home
Walkersville
Eugene A. Gardner
Grace Lutheran Church
Rocky Hill
Walter Smith
Sylvester Bostian
Charles Holt
Russell Creager
John Rice
William Altman
Austin Barton
Clyde Young
Mt. Olivet
Frederick
Oscar H. Michael
Oscar Hamilton Michael
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Etchison
E. Church St
Robert &. Woodward
First Baptist Church
George Michael
Raymond Stull Jr
James Mehaffie
John Angleberger
Delbert Stull
Thurston Metz Jr
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mild January warms Baltimore as record highs noted
A rare warm spell breaks winter norms with Baltimore reaching 74 degrees on Monday and Friendship International Airport at 72. The U B Bureau notes the 74 degree high is the warmest Jan 23 in Baltimore history, surpassing 1874. The system now sits off the South Carolina Alabama coast driving above average temps east of the Rockies while most of the nation endures snow and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
U.S. Weather Bureau
Baltimore
New England
Upper Midwest
Bombs Fall as Missions Fall Short of Half-Century Mark
After a week in which missions fell below 50, a U S Air Force F4C Phantom was shot down by ground fire with the two man crew missing. It marks the 466th U S plane loss in the north. Navy fliers from Kitty Hawk attacked Thanh Hoa yard 80 miles south of Hanoi and noted a large secondary explosion. Air Force pilots reported highway damage near Dien Bien Phu and the Mu Gia Pass. Ground action in South Vietnam was minor. Cedar Falls in Iron Triangle persisted 20 to 30 miles north of Saigon. Seven Viet Cong were killed, totaling 678 since January 8. The Pentagon says reserve officers held on active duty for Vietnam will not be retained against their consent after completing required terms. President Johnson asks cabinet to cooperate with governors and mayors. Willy Brandt to visit Washington February 8 to meet with Dean Rusk. Education Office says about half of 3.8 million ninth graders may go to college, but only one in five will earn a degree. Defense Department reports as of last June 20 real and personal property valued at $183.6 billion.
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Navy
Kitty Hawk
Thanh Hoa
Hanoi
Air Force
North Vietnam
Dien Bien Phu
Mu Gia Pass
U.S
South Vietnam
Cedar Falls
Iron Triangle
Saigon
Pentagon
Vietnam
Johnson
Willy Brandt
Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S. Office of Education
Defense Department
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Socrates
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies
Fulbright
Red Chinese
Red China
Southeast Asia
United States
Manila
North
Heart Unit Plans Vote On Budget
The Frederick County Heart Association directors meet at the Heart Association offices on East Patrick Street at 7 30 p m to approve next year’s budget and set the Heart Fund drive goal for February. Garland P Feaga presides as J R Ramsburg Jr outlines volunteer recruitment for heart attack guidance and fund contributions to support research education and community service. The meeting also lists area and district chairmen across multiple towns and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Heart Association
Heart Association
East Patrick Street
Garland P. Feaga
J. R. Ramsburg Jr
Heart
Braddock
J. A. Throne
Brunswick
Grover A. Frye
Steadman-Keenan Post American Legion
Buckeystown
E. Earl Remsberg
Jefferson
Henry Keller
Lewistown
John G. Grimes
Singapore
Walter L. Zimmerman
Middletown
Frank Darner
Myersville
Paul Bittle
New Market
Chris Matthews
Thurmont
Harry Zentz
Tuscarora
Hugh B. Tresselt
Walkersville
J. Herbert Snyder
Glade Valley Grange
Woodsboro
Oscar Markwood Ramsburg
Glenn W. Eyler Post
American Legion
Woodville
William Wagner Sr
Andrew Malone
Urbana
Roland Willard
Joseph Moser
Thurmont Grange
Sabillasville
Richard Wagaman
Monroe W. Stup
Pleasant
Paul F. Brunner
Westminster Man Dies In Vietnam
The Defense Department identified five Maryland servicemen killed in action in Vietnam and said one missing soldier died of nonhostile causes. Killed in action were Marine 1st Sgt. Melvin G. Davis of Annapolis and Army personnel Staff Sgt. James N. Byers Westminster Pfc. Stephen M. Dydynski Hyattsville Spec. 5 Morgan E. Savage and Pfc. William Shover of Baltimore. Spec. 4 Raymond L. Elliott Jr. of Chester Town was listed as a nonhostile fatality after previously being listed as missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Maryland
Vietnam
Melvin G. Davis
Annapolis
Army
James N. Byers
Westminster
Stephen M. Dydynski
Hyattsville
Morgan E. Savage
William Shover
Baltimore
Raymond L. Elliott Jr
Chestertown
Union Clerks Union Voices Health Benefit Demands
The Union Retail Clerks International Association headquarters in Baltimore declined to list exact benefits but called the aims economic with emphasis on health and welfare. They seek improved medical dental and optical care. A strike vote date is being considered. The clerks' contract expired at midnight Saturday. The union covers all food chain store clerks except meat cutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks International Association
Baltimore
Fire destroys Selby-on-the-Bay home in Edgewater death of Parrish
In Edgewater Maryland a two story house at Selby on the Bay burned with 38 year old Walter F Parrish trapped inside. Firefighters from six communities battled the blaze as Mrs Mary Parrish and her children escaped after Lynn nine spotted smoke on the second floor. Mrs Parrish tried to pull her husband to safety but the heat drove her back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewater
Repeal of Interracial Marriage Ban Imminent in Maryland
Annapolis AP reports Maryland's reapportioned Legislature likely to repeal a 306 year old ban on interracial marriages. Senate President William S. James notes repeal approved previously. House Speaker Marvin Mandel says the current makeup supports it. Law broadened in 1935 to include Malayan race. Violators face 18 months to 10 years imprisonment. clergymen fined up to 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
William S. James
General Assembly
Bably
House
Frederick airman and girl scouts light up viet nam Christmas
Frederick airman S/Sgt Freed and two girl scout troops from Frederick, with aid from the West Virginia Air National Guard, sent 17 gift packages of clothing, stationery and toiletries to Da Nang Air Force Base hospital patients. Lt Col Richard M. Chubb thanked them in a letter praising the scouts for brightening Christmas for servicemen in the 100 bed Casualty Staging Facility and 10 bed dispensary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Air National Guard
Richard M. Chubb
Chubb
Freed
Frederick
Sgt
W. Va
Viet Nam
Col. Chubb
South Viet Nam
da Nang Air Force Base
Col
Fulbright’s plan for peace in Vietnam outlined in book
World Today summarizes James Marlow's critique of Fulbright's proposals to end the Vietnam conflict. It notes his call for a cease fire, U S troop withdrawal, and an international conference including Red China, with a possible referendum and reunification plan. The piece questions feasibility and potential outcomes.
New York Teacher Loyalty Oath Ruled Invalid
The Supreme Court ruled that New York State cannot fire public school teachers or civil servants simply for Communist Party membership. The 5-4 decision called the loyalty scheme a terror mechanism and a danger to academic freedom, striking down the 1939 civil service provision linking party membership to dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
Communist Party
New York
In Memoriam Earl Joseph Bobo
In memory of Earl Joseph Bobo who died January 24 1955. The loved husband is remembered as a soul companion and life linked forever. The verse speaks of his kindness, uprightness, loyalty, and the sorrow of missing him daily while believing he rests with Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobo
Earl Joseph Bobo
Ald
Jesus
Supreme Court Strikes Down Teacher Loyalty Provisions
The court found most provisions of the Feinberg Law unconstitutional citing First Amendment protection of association and belief. Justice Brennan stated the nation is deeply committed to academic freedom and cannot tolerate laws casting a pall over teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Feinberg
William J. Brennan Jr
Dissenters Criticize Expansion Of Court Reach In Ruling
Four justices expressed dismay as Justice Tom C. Clark warned that the court had reached far beyond its role in a ruling. They argued the decision oversteps limits, risking extensive changes with minimal justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom C. Clark
Thirsty Thieves Rob Dairy Farm in Providence
Two men robbed Sunny Brook Dairy Farm in Providence Monday night. One robber wore a pistol and grabbed two half gallons of milk before fleeing. Local authorities investigate the unidentified cash loss and suspect multiple suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.I
Sunny Brook
Notice to Bidders for Martinsburg Public Library Project
Sealed bids in triplicate for furnishing equipment materials supplies and services for the Martinsburg Public Library project in Martinsburg West Virginia are due at 2 00 P M EST on February 16 1967. Bid documents plans and specs are on file at the architect J Russell Bailey Orange VA and at the Martinsburg Public Library F W Dodge offices. Deposits refunds bid bonds and wage requirements are specified. Owner reserves right to accept reject or waive formalities. Campbell Beall President Martinsburg Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg Public Library
Martinsburg
West Virginia
City Hall
United States Department of Labor
West Virginia Department of Labor
General Contractors
J. Russell Bailey
P. O. Box
Orange
Virginia
Campbell Beall
Ponton's Community Sale Promises Wide Goods Auction
Public sale notices advertise Wednesday auctions at 238 West Fifth Street with items including dining room set, fur cape, refrigerators, various stoves and TVs, beds, appliances, furniture, sewing machine, tools, and household items. Warehouse open daily. contact Php MO 32-4601 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponton
Independent Hose Co 1 Annual Meeting and Election
Independent Hose Co No 1 invites members to its annual meeting and officer elections on Thursday January 26 1967 Polls open 6:00 to 8:00 pm with business meeting at 7:30 pm Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who supported the patient at Washington County Hospital Signed Louis Myers Sr Tax return services offered by John K Henderson and Clark E Dayhoff at 662 5320 or 662 8418
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Co
Busines
Washington County Hospital
Johnsville
A. & R. Block Co
America
N. Market St
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Public Auction Friday February 3 1967 at Discount Furniture Mart
Public auction advertised for Friday February 3 1967 at 6 30 PM on site of Discount Furniture Mart Inc West 7th Strong Motter Ave Frederick sale includes all new present furniture and floor samples auctioneers Null Smith George Wm Smith Leslie A Hutzell clerk thanks extended to Rev Emmanuel Hoover and Montevue staff for kindness after death of Alonzo C Gaylor open under new management Black Horse Tavern ads for dancing and dining appear from local businesses including Viking kitchen carpet and Frederick Lumber Co short notices of septic tank cleaning and winter specials from local service providers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discount Furniture Mart, Inc
West 7Th Strong Motter Ave
Frederick
Null & Smith
George Wm. Smith
Leslie A. Hutzell
Emmanuel Hoover
Shell
Montevue
Alonzo C. Gaylor
Anna
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Harry Neal
Abington
Abington Hospital
H. B. Neal
David Rush
Joppa
Mack Bailey
Hassel Jones
Lee Baumgardner
Memphis
Tenn
Roby Neal
Richmond
Henderson Funeral Home
Abington, Va
Phive
Friendship International Airport
Pacific Coast States
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Heart Unit
Frederick Airman
Girl Scouts
United States Air Force
da Nang
World Today
N. Y
Russell Hahn
Louis Myers SR
A. Irvin Renn
Frederick Realty Inc
South Market St
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz
Junior Fire Co
Roberta Hopkins
Cappella
Heinz
Cappello
C. Eichelberger
M&w
Phillip H. Zimmerman
Merle C. Summers
Black Horse Tavern
The
Drifters
W. E. Jacobs
Charlotte's
Woodsboro American Legion
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Ave
Viking
King Floor Service Inc
East St. Frederick, Md
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley, Sons
Nelson Tucker
Frederick Lumber Co
S. Jefferson St
Rodger’s
New York Strip
Market St
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Routzahn
Budget Center
Johnny's Market
Yorks
Rome
Catoctin Mountain
Inni
Sat
Sun
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Ecker
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