Deaths EDGAR Y. SHAFER AND OTHERS IN AREA OBITUARIES
Obituaries from Burkittsville to Frederick compile notices for Edgar Y Shafer 35 a longtime resident died at area hospital and buried in Union Cemetery along with Alice Davis Brooks Mrs Charles Brooks J G Crist Sr Floyd Harbaugh Virgie Moberly Vernie Heishman Guy W Warren Harold U Frushour and others with services and burial details listed for each marked by churches homes and funeral directors in Md Pa areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Young Shafer
Burkittsville
Shafer
George C
Julia Young Shafer
Burk- Lutheran Church
Evelyn Shafer
John Robrer
Robrersville
Amos Shafer
Middletown
Ira J. Young
Mid'artown
Gladhill Funeral Home
John Barnes
Union Cemetery
Vernie Heishman
Charles Town
W. Va
Charles Town General Hospital
Thomas J
Martha Heishman
Lester C. Myers
Leela
Charles Heishman
Montgomery
Ala
Euckles
Bolivar
Guy W. Warren
Guy William Warren
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Adams County
William H
Fannie Tressler Warren
Alliance Lutheran Church
Vigilant Hose Company
Landis Tool Company
Waynesboro
Esther McClain Warren
Herman Warren
Earl W. Warren
James Kane
Walter Warren
Fairfield
Nelson Fickes
Orrotanna
Kenneth Warren
Sealings Grove State School
Wilson Funeral Home
Ronald Fearer
John C. Charles
Fairfield Union Cemetery
Fairfield Pa
Funeral notices honor Eleanor Easterday and Norman Himes
Funeral services were held for Eleanor Elizabeth Easterday, widow of George W. Easterday, at M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home in Frederick with interment at St Luke's Lutheran Cemetery Feagaville. Largely attended services for Norman William Himes, husband of Hazel Routzah Himes, were held at United Church of Christ in Jefferson with interment in the Jefferson Reform Cemetery. Also noted are services for Dr ton Reich, Frederick native, previously of Trumbull Conn, at Stratford Conn funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold U. Frushour
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Ulysses G
Catherine R. Frushour
Evangelical United Church of Christ
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Frederick Forest
Frederick Lodge of Perfection
Enoch R. A
Order of Eagles
Frushour
Kathryn Snook Frushour
Roy Frushour
Gracehath
Guy Frushour
Thurmont
E. Church St
Paul L. Althouse
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M.R. Etchison and Son
E. E. Easterday
Eleanor Elizabeth Easterday
George W. Easterday
Frederick
M. R. Etchison and Son Funerals
Henry Schaefer
Manor Lutheran Parish
James H. Feaga
Howard M. Boyer
Leslie E. Wiles
Norman W. Himes
Norman William Himes
Hazel Routzah Himes
Route 1
Jefferson
United Church of Christ
Charles H. Remsberg
Reformed
M. R. Etchison and Son
Upton S, Reich
Upton S. Reich
Trumbull, Conn
Stratford, Conn
Dennis and D'arcy
Medicare chief Hess-Boss gains foothold in aging program
Arthur E. Hess-Boss of Woodlawn Maryland directs the new Medicare program as it takes effect. The 50 year old veteran of Social Security says the job is exhausting but rewarding and stresses the value of extensive government collaboration with doctors hospitals and insurers to ensure access to care for more than 19 million Americans 65 and over. Hess notes his prior roles he prepared to lead Medicare and highlights the program as a continuation of Social Security style service with the aim of more and better care for the elderly. He acknowledges initial challenges but believes Medicare will persist and expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bailey
Associated Press
Baltimore
Medicare
Hess
Social Security Administration
Princeton
University of Maryland Law School
Reading
Civil Service
Social Security
Pennsylvania
Social Security Tower
Bureau of Health Insurance
Hunting Ridge Presbyterian Church
County Board Approves Hiring Building Experts
The Frederick County Commission authorized the School Advisory Commission to hire a consulting firm to cut school construction costs. The vote was unanimous with no price cap, and calls for a full time engineer were noted to optimize funds. Board of Education members advocated consultants, while the advisory commission leader urged engineer or firm appointment amid police staffing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
School Advisory Commission
Commission
Russell Z. Horman
Ure
Board of Education
John C. Warfield
No Decision s On New Chief In Thurmont
Negotiations continue in Thurmont between town officials and candidates for the chief of police. A Frederick County man expressed interest and today’s talks will influence his employment status while Mayor Roy Lockingbill said no final hiring action would be taken today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
William W. Lidie
Frederick County
Roy Lockingbill
Dope and Cash Stolen From Rexell Drug Store
Narcotics including opium cocaine demerol and morphine valued at 163 wholesale were stolen along with 20 in cash from Mercers Rexell Drug Store on North Market Street. Break in occurred between 9 PM Monday and 8 AM today via forced front door and unlocked narcotics cabinet. Det Sgt Mossburg leads the investigation. no suspects yet but several leads are being checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Rexell
North Market St
Paul W. Mossburg
Mossburg
Mr and Mrs James K Smith Return From Vacation
Mr and Mrs James K Smith of Rocky Springs have returned home after a vacation that included stops at Norris Frains New Jersey the Lions International Convention Atlantic City Niagara Falls Canada and Youngstown Ohio They visited friends Dr and Mrs R W Kerpsack and Dr and Mrs James Pirsch during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Smith
Rocky Springs
Norris Frains
N. J
The
Lions International
Atlantic City
Niagara Falls
Canada
Youngstown
Ohio
R. W. Kerpsack
James Pirsch
Clyde McCauley former Baltimore News American editor dies
Clyde McCauley former chief copy editor of the Baltimore News American died after a long illness at Providence Hospital in Washington at age 67. He retired last month after 10 years at the paper and had a 50 year career in journalism with stops in Washington New York Chicago Milwaukee and Michigan born in Manistique he started as a printer's devil. He is survived by his daughters Edna Strong and Mary Madden and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Crist
Howard Grafton Crist
Howard County
Glenelg
Republican Party
Crist
Howard County Farm Bureau
Westwood Methodist Church
Farmers Home Administration
Agricultural Conservation Board
Edward L
Rachel Hobbs Crist
Irene Sharp Crist
John Harrigan
Washington
Frederick Fink
Harry W Gray
Frederick
Lee S. Crist
Richmond
Howard G. Crist, Jr
Hartley D. Crist
Alabama
Higinbotham
Elicott City
Milton Crist
Clarence Kaylor
Floyd L. Harbaugh
Blue Ridge Summit
Rfd 1
Fairfield
Arden and
Fannie (Miller) Harbaugh
Fairfield Rfd 1
Fort Ritchie
Order of Owls
Blue Ridge
Calvin L. Harbaugh
Roy Harbaugh
Rouzerville
Harold Moser
Waynesboro
RFD
Thomas J. McCardell
Wayne Heights
Germantown
Grove Funeral Home
Baltimore
Clyde McCauley
Baltimore News American
Providence Hospital
McCauley
News American
Daily News
Times Herald
The
World Telegram
New York
Herald Examiner
Chicago
Milwaukee Journal
Ann Marie Linguist
Edna Strong
Mary Madden
Walkersville Water Works Steady Amid Drought Pressure
Walkersville's two million gallon reservoir remains about eight inches low and holding, according to Norman Green public works superintendent at a Town Council session. The town avoided a water ban last year during the drought and noted that even when the reservoir dropped three feet last fall no ban was needed. A new 300,000 gallon elevated storage tank supplements the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Norman Green
Frederick County
Burgess Gilmore Trout
Colts Rookie Camp At Westminster Opens
Westminster Maryland AP Forty players were expected for the Baltimore Colts rookie camp with many likely to stay less than a week. Coach Don Shula plans a Thursday scrimmage and invites standout rookies to return next Sunday as 40 veterans join training camp at Western Maryland College. Six players with NFL experience and three returning tryouts also attend. Three rookies Sam Ball Tom Bleick Barry Brown will depart after Thursday’s scrimmage for the All-Star Game camp in Evanston Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Baltimore Colts
Don Shula
National Football League
Western Maryland College
Sam Ball
Kentucky
Tom Bleick
Georgia Tech
Barry Brown
Florida
Evanston
Ill
Local Residents Return From Area Hospitals
Among the sick Mr. Chester A Miller of Dill Avenue returned home Monday after a two month stay in Newtonard Hospital. Mr. George M Meee of 5 B Street Brunswick has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where he was a patient since Friday. Mrs. Ralph M Pickett of Mount Airy entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery and will stay 10 days. Mrs Muriel Price of Mount Airy was admitted recently to the Frederick Nursing Center on Toll House Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Miller
Dill Avenue
Newtonard Hospital
Martins
George M Meee
B” Street
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ralph M. Pickett
Mount Airy
Frederick Nursing Center
Toll House Avenue
Muriel Price
Annexation Hearings Scheduled In Mt Airy
Mount Airy Town Council approved monthly vouchers and discussed minor items. A public hearing on the proposed annexation will be held July 25 at 8 p.m. at the Town Office, where all residents may speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Frederick County zoning hearing on Arcadia Mansion Farm
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing July 19, 1966 at 10:00 a.m. in Winchester Hall Frederick Maryland to consider a map amendment changing Arcadia Mansion Farm area from A-1 Agricultural to M-1 and M-2 Industrial districts except C-1 Conservation area. Also notice of water use permit by The Clorox Company for 30,000 to 45,000 gallons daily from 8 inch well at 605 E Church Street for industrial processing with a hearing August 9, 1966 in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
Arcadia Mansion
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Martin R. Grunley
William V. Walsh
Gerald A. Cousino
Nosice
Clorox Company
Church St. Ext
Department of Water Resources
E. Church Street
State Office
Annapolis
French H-Bomb to Be Operational in 1970
Paris AP report quotes Defense Minister Pierre Messmer stating France will have a hydrogen bomb operational in 1970 and an army regiment equipped with atomic weapons by 1971. He notes a nuclear submarine armed with Polaris-type missiles and warheads will also be ready in 1970, with five additional nuclear tests planned at Mururoa before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pierre Messmer
Paris Match
Messmer
France
Mururoa Island
South Pacific
In Memoriam and Local Notices Mixed Adcard
In memoriam for Evelyn F Stone recalls a July 12 1960 passing and family memories. Local notices include a lost white French poodle named Gigi near Ridge Rd and a card of thanks for Dorothene E Gosnell with religious thanks and pallbearers. Also mentions Merle Summers Painting, help wanted at One Hour Martinizing, and local ads for window shades linoleum and budget center. Vacation notice from Wachter Brothers Inc details annual employee leave July 16 through 24 with no deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aswers
Gigi
Ridge Rd
Wachter Brothers, Inc
Learn To Drive And Festival At Stipe Driving School
Community festival notes include driving school contact, July 16 event at UCA Park Old Receiver Road with 4 30 p.m. repinning, plus bean and chicken soup, ham sandwiches, games, and grabbags. Local groups Shamrock Majorettes Harmony 4H 11 to be featured among offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shookstown
Uca Park
Old Receiver Road
Shamrock
Australian Leader Sets New LBJ Talks
London AP dispatch says Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt will return to Washington for talks with President Johnson on his way home from Britain. Holt backs Johnson's Vietnam policy and urges Britain to send at least a token force there. He arrives Wednesday and will stay one day with at least two meetings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Holt
Washington
Johnson
Britain
Holt
Viet Nam
Myersville Zoning Plan Wins Approval
The Myersville Town Council approved a master development and zoning plan at a meeting last night. The action endorsed the zoning committee's work and its presentation to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edgar Y. Shafer
Charles S. Brooks
Alice Davis Brooks
Mt. Union
Bartonsville
John F
Alice Sewell Davis
Charles §. Brooks
Brooks
Donald E. Winfree
John Edmund Davis
Earl Davis
William Jordan
Washington, D.C
Clarks Funeral Home
Hicks Funeral Home
W. Patrick — St
Fairview Cemetery
L. H. Moberly
Virgie A. C. Moberly
Lewis H. Moberly
Monocacy Hall
Simon P
Amanda C. R. Summers
Lewis E. Moberly
Earl E. Moberly
Vivian Walters
Oscar W. Keyser
Simon P. Summers
George E. B. Grove
Ralph E. Spoor of
Arthur E. Hess
Maryland Medicare
George R. Culler
Brunswick Police Department
Hagelin
Trumbull
Reich
Lillian Kerner Reich
Bridgeport
Nichols Methodist Church
Sons of the American Revolution
American Medical Association
Connecticut Medical Association
Fairfield County Medical Association
Bridgeport Hospital
Elliott K
Robert L. Reich
C. McCauley
Colts
Mt. Airy
Constance
Vindobona
WICS
Elaine Fedder
Old Chapel Evagelical Lutheran Chin
Monroe Stull
Jay 16
Planning and Zoning Commission
J. Alfred Cutsail
Evelyn F Stone
Joe's Year Shop
Third St
Knoxville
A. Doty Remsburg
C. Thomas Moore
Cappello
N. Market St
Wed
Esskay
del Monte
New Gree En
Atbane Ib
Dorothene E. Gosnell
Mark Boling
Roland A. Gosnell
Merle
Bie Cross
Blue Shield
S&h
Derick City
Esso
Patrick
Bentz
Rodger’s
Market St. Eyt
Stipe
Aptomment Aaa
Zada F
Bodmer
Arlan Jaimes Swartz
Frances Ant
Thomas
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Alas FM State & Lacal
Frederick City
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
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth St
Crocker & Little Builders Inc
Lakeview Kennels
Petunia's
Sap Dragons
Margaret's
W. Patrick St
MOSER
Nelson Tucker
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Dickey Bird
Ecker
Airline Steamship
Boyer Travel Agency
S. Market St
B. & W. Dispoel
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