Deaths in Cumberland area Mrs Edith Diehl Dies
Edith M Diehl 68 of Cumberland died in Memorial Hospital after admission She was born in Mt Zion Md daughter of Reuben A and May Brown and taught in Frederick County Schools She held many church and civic roles including WSCS secretary and Eastern Star member Surviving: husband Glenn W Diehl four sons two daughters two brothers three sisters and many grandchildren Funeral Thursday Trinity Methodist Cumberland Burial Sunset Memorial Park Also listed Eleanor Easterday Norman W Himes and Altie Nicholson with brief death notices and service details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn W. Diehl
Edith M. Diehl
Cumberland
Memorial Hospital
Mt. Zion Md
Reuben A
May (Harbaugh) Brown
Thurmont High School
State Normal School
Towson
Frederick County
WSCS
Commission of Membership
Church Quarterly Conference
McKinley
Order of the Eastern Star
Woman's Auxiliary
YMCA
Mapleside Homemakers Club
Darrell D. Diehl
LaVale
Charles
M. Diehl
Harry E. Diehl
Washington
James L. Diehl
Auburn
N. Y
Roseanne AL. Diehl
Washington, D.C
Lillian Roth
Rome
Paul H. Brown
Wilbur G. Brown
Thurmont
Charles R. Brown
Kutztown
Nellie Clipp
E. E. Easterday
Eleanor Elizabeth Easterday
George W. Easterday
Route 4
William G
Mary Brandenburg Shafer
Easterday
Virginia Easterday
Charles H. Newman
Richmond
William Filmore Shafer
Petersville
Trude A. Newman
C. David Newman
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Fengaville
E. Church St
Henry Schaefer
St. Luke's Lutheran Cemetery
Feagaville
M. R. Etchison and Son
Norman W. Himes
Norman William Himes
Hazel Routzabn Himes
Route 1
Jefferson
Albert Henry
Lucy Coran Himes
Norman J. Himes
Brunswick
Cecil Talbott Himes
Salisbury
N.C
Roger D. Griest
Upperee
Maryland
Hagerstown
Glen M. Himes
Foster E. Himes
Baltimore
George Robert Himes
Airy
Julian C. Himes
Silver Springs
Guilford
Raritan Club of
Reformed Cemetery Board
Himes
United Church of Christ In
M. R. Etchison & Son
Mrs Nicholson Led Mission Letters From Fire to Faith
Mrs Nicholson, long active in church outreach since 1950, mailed hundreds of letters and mimeographed sheets to church groups and media worldwide by 1960, receiving replies from all fifty states and many countries. She taught in Maryland, married Rev Nicholson in 1911, and resided at the Methodist Home in Washington. She leaves one sister, Della B. Darby of Damascus. Services were held Friday at the Methodist Home with ministers Hedley Clews, James A. Dudley, Lester K. Welch, and Frank Deora officiating. burial followed at St John’s Episcopal Cemetery in Olney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson
Buckeystown
Maryland
Methodist
Washington, D.C
Della B. Darby
Damascus
Hedley Clews
Washington
James A. Dudley
Baltimore
Lester K. Welch
Frank Deora
St. John’s Episcopal Cemetery
Olney
Obituary notices from Middletown and Frederick area
Funeral services and burials are reported for Dillard G. House David F. Robinson Martha E. Staley Harris James D. Marks Sr and Harry J Anders with details on officials pallbearers and burial sites in Middletown Frederick Clear Spring and Thurmont at local churches and cemeteries.
Walkersville Parade Prize Winners
Frederick's United Fire Company won best appearing fire prevention float at Walkersville Firemen's Parade. Friendship Fire Company of Hanover won first for best appearing apparatus with Liberty Road Company of Randallstown second. Frederick's Independent Hose Co. won for most men in line of march. New Windsor VFC won first for ladies auxiliary appearance, Hyattstown VFC second. Lineboro FC longest distance, Rocky Ridge VFC oldest apparatus. Union Bridge VFC best appearing ambulance. Twirlettes of Frederick first for best appearing majorette group with Carolyn's Challengers Hagertown second and Shamrocks Frederick third. Walkersville Girl Scouts won first for youth marching units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick's United Fire Company
Walkersville
Friendship Fire Company
Hanover
Liberty Road Company
Randallstown
Frederick’s Independent Hose Co
New Windsor
Walkersville groups shine in county parade floats
The Walkersville 4-H Club and Walkersville Methodist Church earned top honors in various parade categories. Union Bridge Cub Scouts placed third, Rainbow Roller Rink won best appearing commercial float, and Walkersville Motors took second. Jane Abrecht won for comical vehicle, Pete the clown excelled in other comical categories. Heffner of Jefferson claimed first in antique automobile with a 1911 Ford, Spessard of Hagerstown took second with a 1910 Regal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Union Bridge
I Cub Scouts
Walkersville Methodist Church
Rocky Ridge Youth Fellowship
Rainbow Roller Rink
Walkersville Motors
Jane Abrecht
Frederick
Pete
Heff‘ner
Jefferson
Spessard
Hagerstown
Regal
Two Klansmen Convicted In Civil Rights Case
Federal juries convict two Ku Klux Klansmen in Georgia and acquit four others on charges they joined a conspiracy to deny Negroes civil rights. Defendants Sims and Myers face potential sentences up to 38 years and $5,000 fines each. Guest also to be sentenced on a separate drug count. Jurors acquitted Turner. Guest, Lackey, and Phillips were found not guilty in the second trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Washington
Lemuel A. Penn
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil W. Myers
FBI
Penn
Sims
Myers
Danielsville
U. S. District Court
William A. Bootle
Bootle
Herbert Guest
Guest
George H. Turner
James S. Lackey
Denver Willis Phillips
Census data show Frederick County farmers aging to 50
The report notes farm sales under 500 and 562 families earning less than 43 000 with part time farming skewing figures. The Commerce Department cites the five year census cycle ending in four and nine and the 1964 census as the 18th, listing over 500 agricultural facts from the Bureau of the Census and field offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Commerce Department
Frederick County
U.S
Bureau of the Cenus
Washington
Local injuries reported in Jefferson and Baltimore hospital
Among the sick Mrs Harman Smith of Jefferson fell Sunday at her home breaking her right leg and left elbow and is at Frederick Memorial Hospital in stable condition. Laura E Smith of Jefferson rests after dislocating her shoulder. Mrs Oscar Baugher of Redwood Avenue is a surgical patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. The Junior Fire Company responded to a car fire at Sixth and Bentz Street Friday at 7 50 p m with details not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura E. Smith
Jefferson
Oscar Baugher
Redwood Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Sixth and Bentz Street
Old Tale With A New Twist
Washington AP report on Congress in midsummer recess portrays a lax Capitol vibe with staff enjoying brunches beauty shops and leisurely lunches while work continues unseen. Names like Kennedy Morse Fulbright Teddy Proxmire and Nedzi surface as staffers handle mail and chores amid empty chambers and a missing key aide Goldie Pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Smith
Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate
Kennedy
Morse
Wisconsin
White House
Johnson
Fulbright
Teddy
Proxmire
Capitol
Congress
Joe Karth
Nedzi
Detroit
Goldie Pence
Stennis
Breaults announce birth of daughter in Westminster
Mr and Mrs Leon A Breault Jr of RFD 2 Mt Airy announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday at Carroll County General Hospital Westminster Mrs and Mrs William Warthen of Emmitsburg announce the birth of a son on Thursday at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon A. Breault Jr
RFD 2
Mt. Airy
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
William Warthen
Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Singspiration set by Grossnickle group
The Grossnickle Youth Group near Ellerton will sponsor a Singspiration and Talent Night on Sunday at 7 p.m. in the church with solos, quartets and other singing. Public invited. The second item notes a New York World's Fair exhibit, the Johnson Wax pavilion’s walk-through toy, aiding mentally retarded youths in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grossnickle Youth Group
Near Ellerton
Public Auction of Tractors Cars and Household Goods
Public sale at Biggs Ford Rd near Stull's Auto Treat featuring tractors trucks and household items on Saturday July 16 1966 at 11 00 a m D S T. Owners Mr and Mrs Monroe Stull with listing of items and local auctioneers. Also mortgagee sale of real property on Grove Street Frederick Maryland to be held Thursday July 21 1966 at 11 00 a m with description of lot 15 610 square feet and building formerly used as office shop with sale terms cash deposit 750 final settlement through Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Biggs Ford Rd
Rt. 15
Stull
Monroe Stull
Null & Smith Geo
Wm. Smith
Leslie A. Hutzell
Herbert Humphries
Veronica T. Humphries
Frederick County
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
Grove Street
Ox Road
Frederick District
Frederick
County
Bernard E. Dennis
Earl W. McDevitt
Dorothy F. Dennnis
T/A
Circuit Court
Charles McC. Mathias
Emmert R. Bowlus
Libertytown
News & Post
W. Jerome Offutt
Edwin F. Nikirk
Jerome Offutt
E. Newton Steely, Jr
Delbert W. Null
Local Mation Events and Notices in Frederick Maryland 1966
Community items list a July 1966 Zimmerman-Roderick reunion at Rose-dale Park Frederick with a covered dish picnic and program, a quarterly meeting of United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3, and multiple local events from fairs, contests, auctions, and church gatherings across surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman - Roderick
Rosedale Park Schley Ave
Frederick
Walkersville
Uniteds No
United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3
Stanley Y. Bennett
Variety Of Local Notices And Advertisements
A mixed page lists furniture auctions every Wednesday at 6 20 P M at Pontons Community Sale rear 238 W STD St with items such as air conditioners garden tillers electric stoves refrigerators washers and more. Also included are reunion notices church events and festivals at various Maryland towns with picnic schedules and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponton
C.A. I.V
D.K
Also Mentioned on This Page
Altie Nicholson
Altie B. Nicholson
Reuben Y. Nicholson
Sibley Hospital
Poolesville
Dillard G. House
Dillard
David F. Robinson
Ronald C. Manning
Catoctin Avenue
Clear Spring
St. Paul’s” Church
Western Pike
Clear , Spring
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Martha E. Harris
Martha E. Staley Harris
Albert W. Harris
M.R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
Mi Church
Carroll L. Fever
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Ray Stone
George W. Harris
W. Harry Moss
Lewis Staley Schultz
Ira Smith
Monroe Moss
David Brengle
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
James D. Marks
George F. Hoffman
Moffit Grimm
Ralph H. Potts
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Harry J. Anders
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Elmer R. Andrews
Charles Anders
Niles Anders
Michael Anders
George Shorb
Ellsworth Poole
Robert Huffer
Creager
Walkersville Parade
Grossnickle Group
Yates City, Ill
Eloise McMaster
Yates City
Georgia
Fred
Nepal
Katmandu
United Nations Economic Commission For ‘Asia and the
Merle Summers
Nou
Braddock Heights
Mary
Burkitsville
Harmony Bend
Middletown Hiti
Family
Swamley
Rt. 13
J. R. Huff
South St
Bowlus & Bohn
Aucs
Wachters
Knoxville
A. Doty Remsburg
Farm Bureau
Fred. Co
Herbert Duvall
Dickerson Methodist Church
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Letty’s
Monocacy Village
James Thomas
Lawrence Mason
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joseph Heiser and
Hugh Gittinger
E. 2Nd St
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
North Market St
Routzahn
Budget Center
South Market St
Wachter Brothers, Inc
Marvin Chapel
Browningsville
Lea
Reynolds
Dr. Crouse
Ralph Sharpe
Harry Myerly
William C. Zimmerman
East
Patrick St
William Stank
Staley Park Basket
CarrolltonManor
Carrollton Manor
Manor Wandstear Buckeystown
St. Joseph Cath. Church
Browningsville Hall
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Montgomery Meth
Claggettsville
Kemptown Church Hall
Walter E. Brown
Frederick, Md
James Office
Court St. Frederick
Rodger's
New York Strip
Rodger
N. Market St
West
Patrick Street
Henry's
van Heusen
Henry’s
Stipe
AAA
MT. View Church Rt
Purdum
Henry
Frederick Fairgrounds
Mt. Zion Haugh’s Church Ladiesburg
Hars.ony
Clayton C. & Effie Lentort
F.M
Amvet Park
Middletown
West 7Th St. Temple
Johnny’s Market
7Th & Market Sts
Caledonia State Park
Gettysburg Town Square
St. Rd
P. O
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth St
Crocker & Little Builders Inc
Cherries-Montmorency
Mt. Olive Orchard
Lakeview Kennels
Damascus Volunteer Firemen’s Carnival
Petunia’s
Asters
Scarlet Sage
Srap Dragons
Margaret's
W. Patrick St
MOSER
Nelson Tucker
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Woodrow
Bill
Anderson
Ecker
Airline Steamship
Market St
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