Deaths in the Frederick area include Cookson and Main
Guy Joseph Cookson 61 of Homestead Florida died suddenly while visiting his sisters in Uniontown from coronary thrombosis. He was born in Carroll County and was a former farmer. Surviving sisters are M Elizabeth and Sues S. Cookson of Uniontown. Funeral arrangements are set at New Windsor funeral home with services Tuesday. Anna C. Main 83 of Braddock Heights died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a short illness. She taught youth work in Frederick County and at Christ Reformed Church Middletown. She is survived by a daughter, and services are at Glad Hill Funeral Home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy J. Cookson
Guy Joseph Cookson
Homestead
Fla
Uniontown
Carroll County
Guy M.ard
Ada Roger Cookson
Florida
Uniontown Methodist Church
M. Elizabeth Cookson
Sues S. Cookson
Uniontwn
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Son
C. F. Kibbe
Methodist
Anna C. Main
J. Fred Main
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Stephen and
Henrietta Potterfield Coblentz
Frederick County
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Main
Frank A. Beachley
Gladhill
Funeral
George H. Klinefelter
Reformed Cemetery
Headstart Program Gains Praise From Teachers
In Thurmont and nearby, teachers report Head Start classes of 15 pupils each foster individual attention and varied activities. Children imagine, draw, and role play while undergoing exams and supportive instruction. A July parent program will extend education to families with nutrition and resources guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tree
Thurmont
Mrs. Smith
Funeral Services and Death Notices from Frederick Area
Funeral home on Liberty Road Winfield set for Saturday 7 to 9 pm and Sunday 2 to 4 pm with Monday 10:30 am services at Liberty Baptist Church Lisbon led by Rev Mac H Wilder. Burial in Lake View Memorial Cemetery Eldersburg. Sandy W Burriss 59 of Sandy William Burriss family, FredericK Memorial Hospital born Montgomery County with many survivors including wife, two sons, seven daughters, two brothers, one sister, fourteen grandchildren. Funeral home calls after 7 pm today and Monday 2 pm services at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Ellsworth Mordew, Maryland Odd Fellows Home resident, services held at home, burial Good Will Cemetery Rutledge. Funeral directors M R Etchison & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Shorb
Albert Joseph Shorb
Mary E. Ridenour Shorb
Emmitsburg
Newton D. Baker Veterans’ Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick County
Joseph E
Mary G. Butt Shorb
St. Anthony’s Shrine Catholic
American Legion
Francis McGraw
Bernard W. Shorb
Taneytown
James Shorb
Baltimore
Annie Shields
Cecil Kreipz
Thurmont
Frank Shorb
Wilson Funeral Home
Funeral
St. Anthony’s Shrine Church
Vincent Tomalski
Liberty Road
Winfield
Liberty Baptist Church
Lisbon
Mac H. Wilder
Lake View Memorial Cemetery
Eldersburg
Sandy W. Burriss
Sandy William Burriss
Saneyeee Taney
Bhurs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Montgomery County
William
Annie Johnson Burriss
Frederick Tron and Steel Company
William Burriss
Joseph Burriss
Ellicott City
Edward Christian
Maynard Dea Seber Ao Paciedarper
LaureeRe
Doris
Linda
Kathy Array
H H. Burriss
James Oliver Burriss
Frederick
Lawrence Bolton
Glen Echo
E. Church St
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison & Son
Ellsworth Mordew
Maryland Odd Fellows Home
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Claude T. Crouse
Clarence L. Richardson
Milton Picker
Howard Picker
Edward Robinson
Charles Hopkins
Good Will Cemetery
Rutledge
M. R. Etchison and Sons Funeral Home
Mental Health Study Recommends Expanded Inpatient Care
The county survey of physicians and seven psychiatrists finds inpatient services for mental illness inadequate. It urges establishing day care hospital services for those needing more treatment than outpatient clinics provide and calls for an inpatient psychiatric unit at Frederick Memorial Hospital. It also stresses prevention for children and a consultation service to schools and courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Courts of Law
Arlington firm to build $1 million shopping center
$1 Million and Hamaker of Arlington Va. hired as main contractor to construct a $600,000 mix of buildings for a new 46 500 square foot shopping center. It will house a 17 500 sq ft American Food Stores supermarket a 15 000 sq ft Drug Fair outlet a 38 000 sq ft Hi Gear auto supply and hardware store plus a Washington jewelry branch. Existing Porter Street venues Letha Brown Porter's Grill Earl Haines Porter's Liquor move to the site and a five acre parking lot is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamaker
Arlington
American Food Stores
Drug Fair
All Service Washington Drug Chain
la Washington Jewelry
Letha Brown
Porter’s Grill
Earl Haines
Porter’s Liquor Store
Strong
City approves multiple building permits at Prospect Plaza area
A $3,000 church sign will be erected above People's Drug Store at the shopping center. An $18,000 brick veneer hardware store addition requires relocation of underground utilities. A $14,000 swimming pool is approved for Prospect Plaza Apartments off Prospect Boulevards. Morgan and Keller Inc. gets four permits to build one story brick homes on West 11th and 12th Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Drug Store
People's Drug Store
Frederick
Prospect Boulevards
Prospect Plaza
Morgan and Keller, Inc
West 11Th and 12Th Streets
College Estates
Mayor speech at Purdue ends with political stance
In a speech to the National Convocation of Methodist Men at Purdue University, McKeldin condemned the country’s direction and criticized the GOP nominee Barry Goldwater. He did not back Goldwater in the last election and stopped short of a full endorsement of President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
McKeldin
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Pickets At Arlan Store Part Of Nationwide Demonstration
Correction says John Reichenberg of Baltimore Local 692 AFL-CIO stated the informational picket at the Frederick Arlan store was part of a nationwide demonstration over employee union membership. Ferree only noted the pickets aimed at unionizing Arlan workers and that business was not hurt locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Ferree
Arlan
Frederick
Ferree
John Reichenberg
Baltimore
Retail Clerks Union Afl-Cio
Reichenberg
Local auctions and events listed in Frederick area notices
Several public sales and farm auctions scheduled across Montgomery Frederick and surrounding counties. Includes milk herd dispersal Butler Bros Bealeton VA breeding auction Lat July 31 10 30 EDT and estate sales at Poolesville Thurmont Walkersville Middle Town Middletown and Brwoningsville with items from dairy equipment to household goods plus a senior care inquiry at Vindobona Nursing Home in Western Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Bros
Bealeton
E.D.T
Virginia
Fredericksburg
Ownby Auction & Realty Co., Inc
Hermitage Road
Richmond
Vindobona
Maryland
Local auctions and notices fill July 1965 Maryland page
A sequence of public notices and sales announces auctions on July 16 and July 22 1965 for cattle farm equipment and household items at Clermont area farms. Also listed are a United Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 3 quarterly meeting, a July 17 fried chicken supper, Mt. Airy trailer discounts, a Schultz Reunion July 18, and a Ponton community sale July 24. Additional items include church supper details, a Belcher family death notice, and Board of Zoning Appeals public hearing notices for July 20 1965 and related calendar items in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.S.T
Hyattstown
Comus
Montgomery Co
H. J. Dailey
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Clemmit Farm
Miles
F. Welsh
Mente
Emmett R. Rawls
Baltimore Rd
Clarksburg
Robert C. Green
Maryland
Glen Trout
James G. Trout
Mehrle N. Wachter
Uniteds No
United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3
Stanley Y. Bennett
Ponton
Aes
W. Sth
St. Lg
John L. Ponton
Board of Zoning Appeals
City Hall Building
Crown Oil and Wax Company
East Street
East 9Th Street
City Hall
William W
Thomas Avenue
Wallace N. Grimes
West Patrick Street
Earl Sittig
Diverse Public Notices and Sales Across Maryland Areas
A collage of public sale notices, auctions, church events, fairs, and club meetings from Maryland communities. Items include a Mt Zion Church sale, Jefferson Demo Club gathering, furniture auctions, a pork barbecue, a Thurmont area church supper, and local business closings with thanks to hospital staff. Also listed are horse riding lessons, a planned reunion, and community festival announcements in Braddock Heights and surrounding towns.
Fried Chicken and Ham Picnics At Local Churches
A jumble of community notices lists fried chicken and country ham suppers at Mountaintop and Buckeystown churches, bake tables, and fish and game club shoots. Also included are dinners, pie sales, garden and home improvement ads, a dermatology practice move, a reunion, a fire department carnival, and a heifer sale date change with local pricing and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Local government offices adjust hours week of vacations
Public notices list altered afternoon closure of the Local Blue Croas Office while mornings continue. Tax bills for Frederick County 1965 66 are mailed with 2 percent 1 percent discounts for July August and September net due. Interest accrues from October 1 1965 at 4 5 of 1 percent monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Croas
Department of Assessments and Taxation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Gerrick
Ida Gerrick
Brook, Ind
Vallie E. Offord
Vallie Elizabeth Offord
Ice Street
Harry Edward Sr
Carrie Hall Offord
Milton Lewis Offord
Thomas Offord
Caroline Bowie
Margaret Ambush
Annabelle Richardson
Washington
Rebecca Saunders
Richard Offord
Willie Offord
Hicks
Hopehill Cemetery
Hopehill
James T. Clare
RFD
Sykesville
University Hospital
Bethlehem Steel Company
Sparrows Point
John
Laura Clare
Gertrude W. Clare
Betty Mason
Elva Nash
Pasadena
Naoma Metzler
Severn
Harry Clare
Lydia G. White
West
Patrick Street
Union Chapel
Libertytown
Yellow Springs
Myersville Vol. Fire Co
Harmony Band
S. Market Street
Rt. 107
Poolesville
Dawsonville
Rt. 28
George L. Ward
Glenn Trout
Blue Mt. Rd
Creagerstown
Hessong Bridge
Albert H. Shawver
Walkersville
A. Doty Remsburg
Samuel L. Remsburg
Browningsville Hall
Browningsville
East Patrick St
Packard
Jesse B. Anders Biehl & Mathias
Mathias & Mathias
Myersville Road
Nora P. Adams
William R. Adams
Catherine P. Coblentz
J. Vernon Summers
United Church of Christ
Adamstown
Mt. Airy
Ridgeville
Texaco
Schultz
Gambrill State Park
Belcher
Dickerson, Md
Sparks
Bertie Belcher
Pet Supplies
Square Dance Apparel
English & Western Tack and Riding Apparel
PET and Tack Shop
West Patrick St
Mt. Zion
Smorgasbord Seppes
MT. Zion Church
Mckaig
New Market
Lester R. Etzler Merkle Wachter
Glean
Jefferson Demo
4Th & East Streets
Wade F. Hurley
Pontiac
Pe. D.R
L.A
Dr. Culler
Dr. Gray
Rev
Rouf
Herman West
Jefferson Community Hall
Jeff
Raritan Club
Reds Monocacy Tavern
Route 355
Bobby Grubbs
the Grubbsteaks
Derrs
MT. View Meth
Purdum Md
Marvin Chapel
Howard & Mary
Alice Ramsberg
Cunningham Falls State Park
J. & J. Sfabl
Hornets Nest Road
Frederick, Md
Emil Nelson
KIT Nelson & Grandchildren
G. Dean Wolfe
Mt. Olive Orchard
Cross Keys Evergreen Point
Braddockes Community Center
the News
Frederick, Maryland
Carrellten Maser
Picnic Manor Woods
Buckeystown
St. Joseph Cath. Church
P. NM
J. Cox
Animal Forest Grove
Dennis Gal
Fort Detrick Medical Unit
Kresge
North Market St
Hillcrest Fruit Market
Gerald J. Schipper
California
University of Berkeley
Zimmerman-Roderick
Rosedale Park
Schley Ave
Mountain View Church
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective
Myersville, Md
Tuscarora Gun Club
Mountaindale
Lewistown
Rammage Sale
Taney Apt
Golden Bay Class Grace Church
Bentz
Bentz St
Patrick St
Thomas
Glass
Samuel Remsberg
Uncle Toms Coin & Supplies
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Tazpayery
Charlotte W. Yarroll
Southern States
Woodsboro Coop., Inc
Woodsboro
Rockville
Coleus
Margaret’s Florist
Kelbaugh Rd
Jack Portner
Montmorency
Pryor Orchard
MT. Orchard
Rt. 15
Lindsay’s Law
Pearl ST
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
Routzahn
Budge 77 South Market
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Esate
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. Th G. Dial
Nelson Tucker
Shorea
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