RFD 1 Emmitsburg resident Albert J. Shorb funerals
Funeral services for Albert J. Shorb of RFD 1 Emmitsburg were held at Wilson Funeral Home Emmitsburg with a Requiem Mass at St Anthony's Catholic Church. Military rites by Francis X Elder Post American Legion Emmitsburg. Honor guards and color guards, then burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Shore
Albert J. Shorb
RFD
Emmitsburg
Wilson Funeral Home
Emamiteburg
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Vincent Tomalski
Francis X. Elder Post
The
American Legion
Henry Filler
Bernard E. Sprankle
Curtis Topper
Edger Wastler
T. Eugene Rodgers
Leo B. Topper
Earl Topper
Andrew Shorb
Clarence Shorb
Joseph Rodger
Charles Harner
William Topper
Thomas Harbaugh
Carroll Topper
Bud Kriet
Ralph Messner
Gene Kriet
Edward Ridenour
Joseph Shorb
Paul Shockey
Church Cemetery
Mary F. Eyler
Mary Frances Eyler
Robert E. Dailey and Son
St. Johns Catholic Church
Alfred Smith
St. Johns Church
Arthur
Stephan
Ralph Eyler
Leroy | Eyler
Jesse Eyler
Morton Eyler
Ernest Eyler
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Bogalusa Seeks White House Help In Civil Rights Drive
Bogalusa officials and Negro leaders seek Lyndon Johnson's aid as demonstrations grow near the Crown Zellerbach mill. Mayor Cutter asks the President to intervene. A Young seeks a Washington meeting for the Bogalusa Civic and Voters League. Governor McKeithen resists a cooling off period and plans talks with both races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogalusa
White House
Jesse H. Cutter Jr
Johnson
A. Young
Crown Zellerbach
Nelenders
Baton Rouge
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
Deaths of Mrs Otto Mrs Oliver and others in Maryland area
Multiple death notices from Frederick County and nearby areas. Mrs Dora Elien Otto of Keymar dies after extended illness at her son’s home near Glendon. survived by husband Raymond E. Otto and a large family. Mrs Helen Hershberger Oliver of Washington dies after lengthy illness, survived by husband LeRoy Oliver and several siblings. D Oden Fogle 81, farmer near Union Bridge, dies after extended illness. services and burial planned. Other funeral details list locations at Union Bridge and Johnsville Methodist Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl M. Carey
Pearl Mary Carey
Brunswick
First Methodist Church
William Warner
Knoxville
Carey
William L. Carey
Charles L
Carrie Myers Springs
Virginia R. Danner
Wade Spring
James H. Spring
John L. Spring
Andrew J. Spring
Baltimore
Bendola Duty
Washington
Feete Funeral Home
Charles E. Otto
Dora Elien Otto
Keymar
Raymond E. Otto
Glendon
Howard County
Harry E
Annie Simmons
Valeria Stonesifer
Littlestown
Marie E. Stine
Broadway
Lester W. Long
Ellsworth E. Long
Wilbur A. Long
Taneytown
Mt. Gilead
Leroy Oliver
Helen Hershberger Oliver
D. Oden Fogle
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Dennis Ne
Elizabeth Brightful Fole
Susan R. Warner Fogle
Elizabeth Lee
Annapolis
Raymo M. Fogle
Frank W. Fogle
Katheryn Coshun
Detour
Nina Lee Smith
Betty Mae Waltz
Frederick
D. Richard Fogle
Woodbine
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Donald E. Goshorn
Johnsville
Hicks Named To Interracial Commission
Charles E. Hicks II a Freder ick funeral director was appointed by Governor Tawes to the Maryland Commission on Interracial Problems and Relations term runs to June 1 1967 filling an unexpired seat held by S Edward Smith of Baltimore who resigned Hicks attended his first meeting in Baltimore and the group headquartered at the State Office Building. The commission aims to desegregate volunteer fire departments across the state and urges groups to boost Negro participation in volunteer fire companies as the Maryland State Firemen's Association recently removed a white only clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hicks II
Frederick
Tawes
Maryland
Commission On
Hicks
S. Edward Smith
Baltimore
State Office
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Jefferson School Principal Halock Joins Stationed Hallock Family
Jefferson School hires Halock as principal. He holds a bachelor of arts in elementary education and did graduate work at the University of Maryland and at urge State College. He served in the Army at Fort Knox and Fort Meade, with reserve duty until last December. He is married to Mary Edith Lease of New Market and they have two children Todd and Bradley. They reside on Bill Moxley Road near Plane No. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Urge State College
Bush Creek Church of the Brethren
Monrovia
Halcock
Frederick County
Maryland State Teachers Association
National Education Association
Fort Knox
Berlin
Fort Meale
Maryland
New Jefferson School
Mary Edith Lease
New Market
Hallocks
Todd Scott Halock
Bradley Shaw Halock
Bill Moxley
Plane No. 4
Sick Mrs Dayhoff Moves From Frederick Memorial
Among the sick Mrs Rebecca Dayhoff of Walkersville has left Frederick Memorial Hospital and is now at Frederick Nursing Home on North Street. Bertha Zimmerman entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday for medical treatment. William H Crabill Jr son of an officer from East Church Street has returned home after a disabling surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Ralph R Riteniour of Lewis Town admitted to Maryland General Hospital Baltimore for surgery later this week. Henry W Smith of Woodsboro is a patient at University Hospital Baltimore. Harvey Showe Sr of East Patrick Street recently entered Western Maryland Hospital Hagerstown for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Dayhoff
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Nursing Home
North Street
Bertha Zimmerman
RFD
Frederick
William H. Crabill
Harriman Kosygin Hold Private Talks in Moscow
MOSCOW AP roving Ambassador W Averell Harriman held a three hour private discussion with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin at the Kremlin. No formal announcement followed the talks but Vietnam was believed to be on the agenda. Harriman arrived in Moscow for a private visit as part of a vacation and said he looked forward to meeting Soviet leaders and renewing official acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
W. Averell Harriman
Sovet
Alexei Kosygin
Kremlin
Viet Nam
Harriman
Desegregation Compliance Questioned by County Commission
The commission criticized Anne Arundel County's Board of Education for a pattern of segregation, supporting a federal complaint by the Anne Arundel County League of Human Rights. Despite submitting a Civil Rights Act compliance plan to the U.S. Office of Education, the county was accused of not moving at all toward desegregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Arundel
Miss Brenda Morris Celebrates 14th Birthday in Hospital
Brenda Morris of West Patrick Street, hospitalized with serious leg injuries from an auto crash three weeks earlier, marked her 14th birthday at Frederick Memorial Hospital with a walker, a cake, and a party. Mrs Grayson E Bowers observes her 90th birthday at Fahrney Reedy Memorial Home near Boonsboro, formerly Frederick, longtime resident of 101 Council St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Morris
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grayson E. Bowers
Boonsboro
Frederick
Council St
City weighs funds for parking authority plan
Shipley says possible sources for a parking authority include the city budget or a contemplated bond issue but neither has funds currently. Chief Major Charles V. Main and Alderman William Bartgis declined comment on the subject last night.
State Guard call up eyed as Viet Nam draft looms
McNamara warned of untapped Viet Nam Communist strength as plans for Reserve and National Guard call ups exceed 200 000. Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps submitted tentative estimates. decision to call will depend on Viet Cong strength and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mored
Wisconsin
32Nd Infantry
New Jersey
Maryland
Gelston
Army 136Th Evacuation Hospital
Baltimore
Secretary of Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Viet Nam
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
National Guard
Henry Cabot Lodge
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
South Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
McNamara program saves $4.6 billion in savings
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara announced that his cost reduction program saved $4.6 billion in the last fiscal year, more than double the $2.1 billion forecast. He said the plan could reach about $6.1 billion annual savings by fiscal 1969 and beyond, now a long range goal as the program enters its fourth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNarra
Weather Forecast Showers in Plains Thursday Night
A weather forecast indicates showers and thunderstorms will affect the north and central Plains on Thursday night. Portions of the region may experience localized downpours and gusty winds as a cold front moves through. Residents should monitor updates for timing and regional impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Central Plains
Dead Man Found Along Highway in Ridgeville
Maryland State Police investigate a death of 41 year old Bernard H. Sirrell of Washington PA found about 50 feet off Maryland 27 and U S 40 near Ridgeville. State Trooper D L Schlotterbeck said he may have died in a hit and run. Sirrell had no money, a car registered in his name, and medical examiners said he had been dead about eight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ridgeville
Maryland 27
U. S. 40
Bernard H. Sirrell
Washington
D. L. Schiotterbeck
Sirrell
Schlotterbeck
Auction Notices and Court Order in Frederick County
Obsolete ad for Danish modern walnut dining table and antique white piece with trim valued at 10000. Court order in the Frederick County Equity case William C Woerner et al versus Carmack et al set August 4 1965 for report of sales of real estate with a concluded sale amount of 17500. Published three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondernise
Frederick County
Wiliam C Woerner
Eva Martha Woerner
Margaret Moerner Carmack
Emory L Carmack
Eowin
Nikirk Senjavin
Rosenstock
Stewart Hopbs Brown
Richard E Zimmerman
Eawin
Nikirk Sourcito
Frederick
Maryland
Ellis
Wachter
Notice in Re T Edgie Russell General Contractor Inc
Public notice in Frederick County Circuit Court warns creditors to file claims by October 1 1965 after a deed of trust for creditors filing for estate matters The order dated June 1 1965 names M Francis Kline and James L Rimler as trustees and directs publishing in a Frederick County daily newspaper for three consecutive weeks. The document also includes unrelated memorial text for C Richard Smith dated July 15 1964 and a family tribute from his wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notive Cross
Shriver, Bright & Washburne
J. Nicholas Shriver, Jr
Thomas B. Eastman
Mercantile Trust
Baltimore
Maryland
James McSherry
East Second Street
Frederick
Circuit Court
Frederick County
T. Edgie Russell General Contractor, Inc
M. Francis Kline
James L. Rimler
Patrick M. Schnaufper
Ellis C. Wachter
Rummage Sale and Harmony Festival Announced
Local notices list a rummage sale at Taney Apt on Saturday July 17 1965 at 8 A.M. plus a Shooks Cemetery shooting match on July 7 at 7 30 P.M. at Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Assn Grounds Myersville Md Harmony Festival Saturday July 17 features entertainment country ham sandwiches games and music by Middletown High School Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taney Apt
Shooks Cemetery
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Asso
Myersville
Harmony
Middletown H.S. Band
Rocky Hill Church
Woodsboro
Snt
Don Biddinger
The
Rhythm Rockers
Myersville Vol Fire Co
Harmon Band
Montgomery
Painting Services Ad and Community Notices
An assortment of notices and ads from a Frederick area paper include free painting estimates from a firm offering to paint anything, several festival and picnic announcements across July 1965, plus meetings for VFW Ladies Auxiliary and other local groups. Also listed are sales, auctions, church events, farm sales, flower shop promotions, and miscellaneous local classifieds with phone numbers and locations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry H. Harker
Harry H
Marker) Harker
Brownsville
Ore
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
William M. Brown
Bittle Funeral Home
Myrtle Marie Tobery
Feete Funeral
Robert Braden
New York Hill Methodist Church
Levi Porter
Glenn Cooper
George Strickler
William Young
How Ba Gosnell
Norman Cornelus
Park Heights Cemetery
LBJ
Jefferson
Edward N. Hallock
Harriman-Kosygin
State Guard
Ameau
Tennessee Valley
mid-Atlantic
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic
Plains
Sam
Ellis ¢ Wachter
Im Memoriam
Smith
Richard Smith
Ethel
VFW Ladies Aunliary
Post Home
D.S . Gathland Park
Walkersville HS
Mountaindale Picnic Woods
Lewistown Raritan Club
Lewistown
Rurton Club
Harry Offord
Sons, Sister & Brothers
Vallie Offord
the Offord
Line Kiln, & Children
Carricks Flower Gardens
Mt. Airy
Sale
Rosenour
North Market St. Frederick
Null & Smith
Schley Avenue
Neds Zeiler
N. Court St Frederick
Baltimore Rd
Rte 144
Clarksburg
Montgomery Co
Robert C Green
Marsland Glen
Trout
James G. Trout
Mehrle N. Wachter
Dickerson Methodist CH
Horse & Pony
Franklin
Manchester
Alcoholics Anonymous
East Fourth St
Frederick Hearing Ctr
South St
Philco
Call Thurmont
Creager Funiture
Inclub
Jamaica
Quebec
Ireland
Miami
Rose Bowl
Boston
Nova Scotia
Europe
Mexico
Dulles Aiport
Wash
D.C
Pet and Tack
West
Patrick Street
Red Cross Chapter
Blue & Grey
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Braddock Heights
S. Market Street
John D. Shorton
Commonwealth Mutual Insurance Co. of America
State Insurance Commission
Kerr Or
Bernardin
Carmack
North Market Street
Taney Ave
Ice Lewis Leatherman
Fredenck Md
Pet Supplies
Square Dance Apparel
English & Western Tack and Riding Apparel
PET and Tack Shop
West Patrick St
Mt. Olive Orchard
Libertytown
New Windsor
United Church of Christ
DR. L. A Schoolman
University
Gilcin F Meadors
M. McKendree Boxer
Damascus
Martha Strine
R N
Rosalyn Brubaker
Meadors
L R Schoulman
Braddock Heights Community Center
Dinterman
Big Pipe Creek Park
LePetit Salon
E. Patrick St
Bentz
Bentz St
Patrick St
Petunias
Coleus
Sage
Margaret's Florist
Montmorency
Pryor Orchard
Thurmont
Pryor Road
Cherries
Catoctin
MT. Orchard Thurmont
Ecker's Beauty Salon
North Market St
Routzahn
South Market
Moser’s
Middletown
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb
Prop. Dam
Anderson
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th &, Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
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