Deaths in Middletown and Harrisburg Notice
Sophie E. Biser 84 of Middletown died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She was a seamstress and member of Middletown Reformed Church who taught Sunday school. Funeral 3 p.m. tomorrow at Glad Hill Funeral Home Middletown with Rev George Klinefelt officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Donations in lieu of flowers to Reformed Church. Lida Motter Robbins 80 died Tuesday in Harrisburg Hospital. Widow of Frank A Robbins Jr she was daughter of Rev Issac Motter and Seren Motter. Survived by two daughters six grandchildren two great grandchildren and four sisters. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie E. Biser
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cyrus and
Sarah Derr Biser
Middletown Reformed Church
Gladhill Funeral Home
George Klinefelter
The
Reformed Church
F. A. Robbins JR
Lida Motter Robbins
Frank A. Robbins Jr
Harrisburg
Issac Martin Motter
Serene Kunkel Motter
Bethlehem Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Edwin R. Price
John E. Schell Jr
Margaret R. Motter
Allen G. Quynn
Frederick
Roy C. W. Schaffer
W. Merval Weaver
United Presbyterian Church
Bernard Zimmerman, Jr
Howard T. Smith
Robert D. Kirby
Vernon Ritter
Wyand C. G. Rohrer
Arthur D. Rohrer
Mount Olivet
Rose N. Willis
Rose N. Brooks Willis
Bolivar
Zion Baptist Church
Harpers Ferry
Thomas C. Jackson
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Willis
William Hunter Willis
Thoroughfare
Henry and
Tabison
Brooks
Ethel Saunders
Washington
Margaret Summerville
Baltimore
Oliver H. Willis
Spartanburg
S.C
Roland H. Willis
Philadelphia
Pickney S. Willis
Columbus
R. T. Willis
Stratford
Anna B. Bland
Maude Brooks
Water Crisis Easing At Brunswick
Brunswick High School will reopen today for its 760 students after a six day layoff caused by a municipal water shortage. Principal James T. Hess said the district is restoring classes as county schools also faced closures for a teachers conference and weather disruptions. The school will resume athletics without showers to conserve water while Civil Defense operations pump 350 gallons a minute to refill the municipal reservoir at a projected five day rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick High School
James T. Hess
Hess
Civil Defense
Redistricting and urban water woes dominate chamber message
Offutt faults Frederick mayor and aldermen for seeking a court challenge to stop a Walkersville sewer plant. He urges regional action on water and sewer amid urban revolution. Gerholtz warns cities lack regional leadership in metropolitan problems. Morgan backs sewer and water development and notes progress on I-70 relocation south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offutt
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Walkersville
Robert P. Gerholtz
U. S
F and M Bank Reports Year End Totals Rise
The bank finished the year with assets of 72 926 533.99 dollars, up 11 percent from the prior year. Christmas Club payments topped 800 000 dollars, and consumer loans reached 53 239 185.75 dollars.
Obituary notices from Damascus to Brunswick and surrounding towns
Funeral services are held for multiple individuals including C Ver non Duvall near Damascus at Molesworth Funeral Home. John Har ley Catlett formerly of Brunswick dies in Winchester Virginia with services in Brunswick and burial at National Cemetery. Roy C W Schaffer, May D Ogle, Edna M Kline, Carroll M Higgins, Earl H Hoffman and Rose N Brooks Willis are all remembered with services and burials at local churches and cemeteries. A birthday dinner honors Mrs Sally Geiselhart and Mrs Paul V Smith in Bonita Springs Florida with many relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna M. Kline
Foxville
Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church
John Schildt
David Searce
Mt. Pleasant
Earl H. Hoffman
Earl
Hoffman
Thurmont
Creager
Martin A. Case
Harry Brantner
Arthur Clabaugh
Edgar Emrich
Robert Saylor
Lewis Powell
Russell Green
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Sally Geiselhart
Paul V. Smith
Brunswick
Agnes
Fambrough
Bonita Springs
Fla
John Lovelace
Eliza Ashby
Katherine
Richmond
Raymond Gray
Helen Bischoff
Joseph Eggerd
Pearl McManus
Harold Wright
Richard Baher
Diane Taylor
United Appeal Dinner Plans Arrival of New Officers
The Chest board moves to allow unlimited Chest vice presidents next year though none chosen yet. The dinner will showcase 13 United Appeal agencies on the mezzanine at the Key Hotel and include 40 awards. Harry A. Harper, United Appeal executive secretary, plans entertainment. The Chest began in 1938 with a $15000 goal for five agencies, and in 1957 joined with the Red Cross to form the United Appeal. Last year the drive reached $158000 for 13 agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Nusz
Hilda Croghan
Paul Green
Chest Board
Chest
United Appeal
Francis Scott Key
Harry A. Harper
Community Chest
Frederick County
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
American Red Cross
H Kelly Jr Admitted To State Bar In Maryland
Howard H Kelly Jr son of Howard H Kelly Sr of North Market Street was admitted to the Maryland Bar in Annapolis ceremonies. A June 1955 UM Law grad he worked with Social Security in Hagerstown and Baltimore and serves with the Bureau of Hearings and Appeals in Washington. He is a former U S Air Force reserve captain, married to Miriam C Young, and will maintain an office at 108 W Patrick St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Kelly Jr
Howard H. Kelly Sr
North Market Street
State of Maryland
Annapolis
University of Marland Law School
Frederick
University of Maryland
Social Security Administration
Hagerstown
Central Office
Baltimore
Bureau of Hearings and Appeals
Washington, D.C
BPO Elks Lodge
FC Eagles
Frederick Cotillion Club
Independent Hose Company
U.S. Air Force
Miriam C. Young
Alvey D. Young
Kelly
Hospital Auxiliary Gifts Highlight Community Support
The hospital notes continued support from its auxiliary with a $50,000 contribution to establish a Recovery Room. Chairman Young praises the auxiliary for daily efforts that sustain the hospital’s ability to provide compassionate care to patients across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Illnesses and Recoveries Reported Locally
Among the sick Mrs. Julia Keeney on North Bentz Street is confined to her home. Jack Lidie of Los Angeles continues convalescing at his mother’s Carroll Street home after last summer’s automobile accident. Ronald Kling, seven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kling of Doubs, is home ill for ten days and not yet back to school. L D Sager of Poolesville is a Montgomery County General Hospital patient in Olney. G Foster Angleberger of East Church Street was transferred from Frederick Memorial to Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center. Beatrice Hoffman of Madison Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital as a surgical patient. William Reed of Harpers Ferry is recuperating at home after a brief illness. Lena Ambrose of Engle, W Va is ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Keeney
North Bentz Street
Jack Lidie
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack Talbert
Carroll Street
Ronald M. Kling
Jack M. Kling
Doubs
L. D. Sager
RFD
Poolesville
Montgomery County General Hospital
Olney
G. Foster Angleberger
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center
Beatrice Hoffman
Madison Street
Frederiick Memorial Hospital
William Reed
Harpers Ferry
Lena Ambrose
Engle
W. Va
Income Tax Exemption Rules for Spouses in 1963
The text explains how a husband's exemption can be reduced if his wife does not file jointly. If the wife earned 1963 income, she must file jointly or separately, with separate exemptions. With income under $600, a wife might not be required to file, risking loss of part of the $600 exemption. It notes a standard deduction for personal expenses and itemizing rules.
Tax rules for surviving spouses and head of household
The section explains standard deductions, tax tables, and rate schedules for married couples filing separately, surviving spouses, and heads of household. It details conditions for using table B or schedule No 2 after a spouse’s death, limits on exemptions for earlier years, and criteria to qualify as head of household, ending with a note that next comes the dependents claim.
Community leaders discuss anti poverty plans and services
Mrs Tannenbaum outlines phased action for poverty relief including home care aides, nursing assistants, food service workers, and nursery aides. Proposals cover day care for working mothers, unemployed training, aging poor needs, mobile meal units, home repair for seniors, legal aid, and information birth control dissemination. John Zufall notes she now has an office on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tankenbaum
Health Department
John A. Zufall
CAC
Tannenbaum
CAC Board Reorganizes Frederick County Action Committee
The Frederick County Community Action Committee approved a reorganized 15 member board to meet federal Office of Economic Opportunity requirements. Leaders include John A. Zufall as president and George Dredden as vice president alongside officers and representatives from county officials and partner agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Community Action Committee
John A. Zufall
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Zufall
George Dredden
Madeline
St. Joseph’s College
Floyd E. Brown
A. Irvin Renn
County official invites input on Winchester Hall plans
Zufall announced a county Cac meeting in the floor east wing of Winchester Hall urging citizens to discuss suggestions. She also said the Cac will hire a full time secretary, Mrs nm Hall, to assist Mrs Tannenbaum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
Zufall
Cac
Nm Hall
Tannenbaum
Judge Waives Juvenile Jurisdiction in Emmitsburg Robbery Case
Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer waived juvenile court jurisdiction for a 6 year old boy named Edward Watts of Baltimore. He was ordered to stand trial in Mag istrate's Court for petty larceny related to a purported robbery in Emmitsburg last year. The boy had been absent without leave from a forestry camp at Victor Cullen hospital and had served six months at the state reformatory in Hagerstown. Deputy case worker Mrs. Caroline Von Eiff of the Children's Aid Society urged the waiver, citing lack of rehabilitation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Edward Watts
Baltimore
Emmitsburg
Victor Cullen Hospital
Sabillasville
Frederick
State Reformatory
Hagerstown
Westminster
Caroline von Eiff
Children’s Aid Society
In Memoriam Obituaries and Remembrances List
A cluster of in memoriam notices dated Jan 26, with multiple names including Marshall T Mackenzie Marie Davis Claude Eckenrode Michael Lee Hanshew Leroy M Blank and others. Messages express enduring grief, memories, and love from spouses, children, and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oden
Marshall T
MacKenzie
Davis
Marie
Hanshew
Michael Lee Hanshew
Blank
Leroy M. Blank
Notice of nonresponsibility for debts by Dorothy Haws
Dorothy Haws of Route No 5 Frederick Maryland states she will not be responsible for any debts other than those contracted by her. Public notice appears in The News of Frederick Maryland dated Wednesday January 26 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Haws
Frederick, Md
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Barbara Shellhorse
Marie Hentz
Bali
Belvedere Hotel
Pan American World Airways
Ralph W. Boyer Boyer
S. Market Street
Maryland Holstein Sale at State Fairgrounds
Local notes announce a January 27 sale of 45 top registered Holsteins at the Maryland State Fairgrounds, Timonium, with A Doty Remsburg as sale manager and a prior January 26 travel office closure for staff training. Also includes a public sale January 27 of dairy herd stock near New Market to Ward Budds Creek, plus local ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Maryland State Fairgrounds
Timonium
New Market
Budds Creek
St. Marys County
Sam R. Stoltzfus
Emmett R. Bowlus
M. Alexander
Vindobona and local services advertise pleasant care and homes
An assortment of notices promotes Vindobona's pleasant atmosphere and Braddock Heights living, plus accommodations for the chronically ill. It lists contact numbers and a general inquiry invite. Also advertised are beef by the quarter, tax preparation services, septic tank cleaning, and a groundwater permit hearing notice for Fountaindale subdivision with details and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Representative Wanted for World Book Encyclopedia
World Book Encyclopedia Ist in quality and leadership opening for New Representative Mrs. Constance H. Mercer District Manager Walkersville Md PHONE 845-8558 Also local ads for R&K Tree Service Frederick area junk company gas station specials tax services beauty salon and home improvement services including Frederick Builders Inc and Frederick Lumber & Supply remodeling quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance H. Mercer
Walkersville
Frederick Lumber & Supply Co
Frederick Builders, Inc
Jefferson Street
Frederick
Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
F & M Bank
C. Vernon Duvall
Near Damascus
Molesworth
Frank Depre
Damascus Methodist Church
Noah Ifert
George Kemp
Sterling Day
Cromwell King
Herbert Duvall
Frank E. Duvall
Damascus Cemetery
John H. Catlett
John Harley Catlett
Winchester
Feete Funeral Home
Leonard D. Carmack
Steadman-Keenan Post
American Legion
National Cemetery
May D. Ogle
May Dixon Ogle
Archie W. Ogle
E. Church St
Roland C. Hobbs
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Carroll M. Higgins
Woodfield
Barber Funeral Home
Laytonsville
Harvey D. Edge
First Church of God At
Rockville
William Childs
Fielder Childs
Michael Fraley
Forrest Fraley
Edward Allnutt
David Allnutt
Mount Carmel
Sunshine
Chamber
Francis Scott Key Hotel
J. Rolfe Castleman
John W. Morgan
Marvin Mandel
Maryland House of Delegates
W. Jerome Offutt
H. Kelly Jr
State
CAC Board
Ing
Board of County Commissioners
Edward D. Storm
Volunteer Workers Committee
Benjamin Warishowsky
George D. Wood
Samuel Hamilton
Wallace Hutton
John L. Carnochan
Geneva Barthel
Beulah Banner
Charles R. Wars
Betty Whiten
Rosie
Eckenrode
Claude Eckenrode
Abe
Floyd Smith
Ralph Michels
Camaro
Turner
Larney Meekins
Henry
Bobbie Brooks
Vear
Henry’s
N. M’k’t ST
Vindobona Offers
R. D. Bemp & Sins Jefferson
Paul R. Kolb
P. Brown
Noah Kefauver, Jr
Fountaindale
US 400
Braddock Huts
Department of Water Resources
State Office
Keyser
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb
Prop
Hides & Greases
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Hial MO
S&h
Frederick Cary
Esso Patrick & Bentz Street
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Faper
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
MOSER
Independent Hose Co
Russell Hahn
Import Car Service
Christopher R. Custer, Inc, Inc
Nelson Tucker
York & Rome
Catoctin
MT. Orchard
Rt. 15
Mi. N
Sat
Routzahn
South Market St
Burtner’s
Carl
Ecker
North Market St
H. & R. Block Co
America
N. Market St
Sun
Stark’s
Mackenzie Nursery
Apples
Red Delicious
Stayman
York
Rome
Quynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill Rd
Newara R
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