Deaths and funerals in Maryland and Frederick area
Obituaries recount deaths from Dundalk to Poolesville and Lovettsville with services and burial details. Mrs Etta May Glashoff, 1887 birth in Pawtucket RI, dies at Maryland Odd Fellows Home. Charles H. Rutter of Poolesville, 61, and Emma B Moore, 90, noted with service plans. Additional notices cover William N Frye, Floyd Byers, Helen M Boyer, G Bernard Zimmerman, Luther C Holland, Charles E Pangle Jr and others with call times, funeral homes, and burial sites across Frederick, Montgomery, and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta M. Glashoff
Etta May Glashoff
Walter F Glashoff
Dundalk
Maryland
Maryland Odd Fellows Home
Pawtuckett
Rhode Island
George and
Jane Ann Bates Mercer
Manchester
England
S. J. Forsyth
Towson
Glash
Charles H. Rutter
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Rutter
Gertrude D. Rutter
John W. Rutter
Nellie Rutter
Charles OD. Rutter
Rockville
Lucie R. Beall
Hilton Funeral
Barnesville
Hayden L. Sparks
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Emms B. Moore
Emma Barnes Moore
Wilbur T. Duvall
Grandin Avenue
Carroll County
William Porter Barnes
Annie Millen Barnes
Esther Duvall
Joseph Kavanagh
New Windsor Funeral Home
D. D. Harizler
William N. Frye
William Newton Frye
Lovettsville
George T. Hocker
Loudoun County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Eula Simpson Frye
Edward Frye
Eula Belle Hawkins Frye
Wilda Harris
Louise Bess
Brown Funeral Home
Michael W. Kretsinger
Lovettsville Union Cemetery
Charles William Gray
Hester Sappington
Catoctin
Frederick
Allen and
Hester Palmer Gray
Frederick County
Orphy Ludy Gray
Guy Leroy Carmail
Hicks Fueral
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks, IV
Floyd Byers
Waltz
Beulah P. Byers
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Nathan Butler
Frank Byers
William Hamilton
Ellis Day
Ross Redman
Junior Redman
John J. Dawson
Calvary M-Corist
Mount Airy
Pine Grove Cemetery
Public Hearing Open On Maryland Judicial Reorganization
The Judiciary Committee of the State Constitutional Convention Commission plans a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday public hearing in the Moot Court Room at the University of Maryland School of Law Baltimore to discuss a possible unified state judiciary with full state finances and administration. Ridgely P. Melvin Jr. of Annapolis leads the committee. all meetings are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Judiciary Department
The
State’s
Constitutional Convention Commission
Maryland
Ridgely P. Melvin Jr
Annapolis
University of Maryland School of Law
Baltimore
Grant Will Work On Nuclear Project
Lynchburg Virginia Babcock and Wilcox Co three divisions will supply two nuclear steam supply systems for a 157 million dollar Duke Power plant in South Carolina. The 1.64 million kilowatts of power mark the largest nuclear capacity yet bought by an investor owned utility under a single contract. Babcock and Wilcox long prominent in nuclear power has built projects including New York Consolidated Edison Indian Point plant and the N S Savannah propulsion system. Atomic Energy Division official Sam Grint is among the project staff. his wife is former Miss Virginia Quypn of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Babcock and Wilcox Co
Duke Power
South Carolina
Babcock and Wilcox
Consolidated Edison Co
Indian Point
N.Y
N.S. Savannah
Atomic Energy Division
Sam Grint
Virginia Quypn
Frederick
Knoxville Church Of God Votes To Dis Affiliate
The Knoxville Church of God voted yesterday to withdraw from the Maryland and Virginia Eldership, becoming the 23rd church in the denomination to do so. The 47 member church reached the decision unanimously at morning services led by Rev. H. Churchey. Locust Valley Church of God near Burkittsville was the first in the county to withdraw. The move follows a broader split affecting more than half of the Maryland and Virginia Eldership’s 39 parishes and over 4,200 members, amid concerns over liberal trends and changes in ritual and mission policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Maryland and
Virginia
Locust Valley
Cooper Cast in Daniel Boone Story at Berea College
Berea College junior Tom Cooper, a Berea Players member and National Thespians participant, has been chosen to play Flanders Calloway in The Daniel Boone story at Indian Fort Theater on the Berea College forest. He hails from Bluefield West Virginia and is the son of Rupert and the late Mrs Cooper. His father works in Fredericks News-Post’s circulation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Tom Cooper
Berea College
Berea Players
Flanders Calloway
Daniel Boone
Indian Fort Theater
Berea College Forest
Cooper
National Thespians
Mercer County
W. Va
Earl Hobson Smith
Bluefield
Rupert Cooper
Cscalation
The
Frederck News - Post
Frederick
Pie Auction at Cub Scout Pack 797 Fundraiser
Cub Scout Pack 797 sponsored by Faith United Church of Christ in Charlesville held a pie auction. Six pies baked by Den 1 members and fathers sold to the highest bidder, prices reaching $2.10, raising funds for athletic equipment. The group also staged a family picnic at Rev Edwin Wenck’s Lewistown home with softball and croquet, with meetings set to resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith United Church of Christ
Charlesville
Den 1
Edwin
Wenck
Lewistown
U S Mothball Fleets to Return to Action in Viet Nam
The Maritime Administration and Navy preserve and field mothball fleets for Viet Nam needs. Norfolk and other sites house destroyers rocket ships landing craft merchant vessels. About 101 ships plus 24 warships join the effort, with costs rising from 250000 to 400000 per ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Viet Nam
J. W. Davis
Norfolk, Va
Uncle Sam
Norfolk Navy Yard
Maritime Administration
Navy
Suez Canal
Southeast Asia
Cmdr
Frank Kalasinsky
Norfolk
Kalasinsky
Cecil Wood
Wood
Almon
al) Briggs
James River
Virginia
Briggs
Bremerton
Wash
Mare Island
San Diego
Calif
Orange
Philadelphia
Missouri
Adm
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
Commerce Department
National Defense Reserve Fleet
Air war in Vietnam sizes up El Paso action and claims
U S and Vietnamese pilots flew 640 sorties Sunday in South Vietnam as U S airmen reported 32 Viet Cong killed and over 500 huts and fortifications destroyed or damaged. Marines claimed 13 Viet Cong dead in northern clashes. 238 killed near the Cambodian frontier, eight captured. Operation El Paso began June 2 with total Viet Cong losses 854 killed, 37 captured and 188 weapons seized. The guerrillas offered light resistance after ambush of a U S armored column failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiku
Saigon
Cambodia
Ia Drang
U.S
U. S
Anti Viet War Protest Scuttles U S Library in Kuala Lumpur
About 200 Chinese leftists attacked the U S Information Agency library in Kuala Lumpur with bottle throwing and diesel oil splatters. Police riot squads intervened, arresting one student as most rioters were students. Demonstrators chanted Yankee get out and breached five ground floor windows before reinforcements arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
U.S. Information Agency
Viet Nam
USIA
Frederick Guard Wins High Score at Camp A.P. Hill
Frederick's National Guard Company A led the top scoring battalion in the Army Training Test during a two week summer camp at Camp A.P. Hill Virginia. Lt Ernest M Snyder said the First Battalion 115th Infantry which includes Company A excelled among three combat ready battalions tested. The three Maryland battalions are part of the select reserve force of 150000 nationwide. The 3 day test included a simulated atomic blast and isolation from normal facilities. Company A returned with thousands of guardsmen and counts 87 Frederick County men among about 151 in the company. Company C also returned and performed maintenance on military vehicles signal equipment and small arms with about 44 men listed in Company C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
National Guard
Ernest M. Snyder
Camp
A. P. Hill
Maryland
Snyder
Frederick County
Company C
James M. Murphy
Maryland restaurant owner charged with murder
Princess Anne State Police say George Jones, 46, owner of Stetson's Bar and Grill, shot and killed Ernest L. White, 38, a Hartford, Connecticut visitor. Jones said he ordered White to leave after threats toward his wife and son, and White refused to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Princess Anne, Md
Princess Anne
George Jones
Hartford, Conn
Ernest L. White
Stetson’s
Bar and Grill
Jones
White
Executor Sale Of Personal Property In Middletown Maryland
Public auction under Calvin F Routzahn will take place at the former Middletown premises along Green Street on Saturday July 16 1986 at 1030 AM. Items include a 1965 2 door Falcon sedan an 8 by 35 American house trailer with furnishings a GE portable TV a record player a Marx portable typewriter tools and various equipment. Terms cash no removal before settlement. Ray C Gladhill executor Emmett R Bowlus auctioneer Horace M Alexander clerk Amos A Holter attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin F. Routzahn
Frederick County
Maryland
Orphans Court
Green Street
Middletown
General Electric
Ray C. Gladhill
Emmett R. Bowlus
Horace M. Alexander
Amos A. Holter
Local Personal Notes and Family Births
Mr and Mrs Charles Hahn and children vacationed at Ocean City last week. Mr and Mrs Daniel M Zimmerman Landover announce the birth of a son Jeffrey Michael in Prince Georges General Hospital July in Frederick. Mrs Zimmerman is the former Suzanne Renn daughter of Louis G Renn and Leonard Zimmerman is her husband. Mrs Holgate Bailey East Church Street returned home from a two week visit with her daughter in Duxbury Mass. The birthday of Samuel Langhorne Clemens Mark Twain was November 30 1835.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hahn
Michael, Patsy
Gloria Ann
Carrollton Drive
Ocean City
Daniel M. Zimmerman
Landover
Jeffrey Michael
Prince Georges General Hospital
Zimmerman
Frederick
Samuel Langhorn Clemens
Mark Twain
Card of Thanks and local notices in Frederick MD area
A compilation of local notices from Frederick Maryland includes a Card of Thanks for Dorothene E. Gosnell from Roland A. Gosnell and family, thanks to Rev Mark Boling and pallbearers, plus various small ads and notices. Also listings for services from Merle Summers Painting, One Hour Martinizing dry cleaning, window shades, flooring, vacation notice from Wachter Brothers, gas boiler for sale, double S H stamps, septic tank cleaning, fresh meat pricing, seafood, Sobriety aid notice, outdoor evangelistic services, debt disclaimer, office equipment hours, pet shop, driving school, and local business contact details. Names include Roland A Gosnell, Merle Summers, Rev. Mark Boling, Hugh Gittinger, Paul R Kolb Sr, R D Hemp & Sons, Walter E. Brown, James Office Equipment, Stipe Driving School, and AAA Trained. Places mentioned include Frederick MD and Mt. Tahor Park. Dates include July and August hours and event dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothene E. Gosnell
Mark Boling
Roland A. Gosnell
Jeffersonian Democratic Club July 1966 meetings and events
Regular Monthly Meeting of the Jeffersonian Democratic Club set for Monday July 11 1966 at 8 PM with state and local candidates. Annual Crab Feast planned August 6 1966 tickets at the club Betty's Restaurant Monocacy Village center. Joint Picnic Frederick City Fire Dept July 13 1966 start 5:20 PM at Frederick Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Monocacy Village
Frederick City
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Henry Filler Sr
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Lawrence Dorsey
George Eyler
Donald Hahn
Charles R. Lease
Carl Angleberger
Markell Crum
Donald A. Haas
Mount Hope Cemetery
Powell and Hartzler
Helen M. Boyer
Helen May Boyer
Merril T. Boyer
Shawnee Drive
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Ralph M Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Harmony Grove
Ladies’ Bible Class
G. Richard Boyer
Marion T. Boyer
Robert D. Boyer
Samuel Boyer
Raymond Ford
Ralph Loy
Mount Olivet Cemetery
J. Bernard Zimmerman
G. Bernard Zimmerman
East Church
Joseph H. Clem
Grace Reformed United Church
Fof Christ
David Buhrman
Harold Buhrman
R. James Schaffer
John Arthur Summers
Clark Summers
Ernest Taverner
Mount Olivet
M R. Etchison & Son
Luther C. Holland
Feete Funeral Home
Thomas Robinson
Roy Dorsey
Columbus Gordon
Lawrence Smothers
George Wright
Lawrence Haynes
David J. Sparrow
Methodist Church
Petersville
Charles E. Pangle JR
Wadsworth
Ohio
Mt. Olivet
Francis E. Reinberger
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
William H. Filler SR
Church of God
National Council of Churches
Daniel Boone Story
National Defense
Copters
U. S. Library
Cappelia
Market St
Esskay
del Monte
Sen Cappello
Ponton
W. Fth
B.R
R.C.A. T.V
Merle Summers
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
North Market St
Routzarn
Budget Center
South Market St
Wachter Brothers, Inc
Hugh Gittinger
E. 2Nd St
S&h
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz Street
Paul R. Kolb
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
Rodger’s
Rodger's
Market St. Eyt
Alcoholics Anonymous Box
Frederick, MD
Mt. Tahor Park
Rocky Ridge
Walter E. Brown
James Office Equipment
Count St. Frederick, Ma
West Patrick Street
Stipe
AAA
Woodsboro American Legion
Uniteds No
United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3
PLM
Stanley Y. Bennett
Biggs Ave
Bill Longenecker
Qdd
West 7Th St. Temple
Johnny's Market
7Th & Market Sts
Caledonia State Park
Gettysburg Town Square
U.S. 30
Tick Tock Shell Service
St. Rd
P. O
Gettysburg
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth St
After & P.m. Crocker
Ate Bauders
Cherries
Montmorency
Mt. Olive Orchard
Libertytown
Lakeview Kennels
Petunia’s
Margaret's
W. Patrick St
MOSER
Nelson Tucker
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
F. 4Th St
Dial
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Dickey Bird
Ecker
Airline Steamship
S. Market St
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