Pocahontas Gemini Names New President
Carrie Quinn was installed as president of the Past Pocahontas League of Natoma Council No. 38. Other officers named include Isa bell May as vice president Lena Ray as secretary Fannie King assistant secretary Erma Taylor chaplain Martha Warner assistant chaplain Inez Winpigler treasurer. Meetings led by Mrs. Nellie Kaill. Committees named Sick Aileen Mackley Knill Publicity Velma Poole Ethel O’Hara Ways and Means Isabell May Jennie Rudisill. A banquet anniversary and a picnic in Baker Park were announced with planning committees appointed. Three members were reported sick and three honored for birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Quinn
Pocahontas League of Natomia Council No
Pocahontas
Ethel O'Hara
Isabell May
Lena Ray
Fannie King
Erma Taylor
Martha Warner
Inez Winpigler
Nellie Kaill
Aileen Mackley
Knill
Velma Poole
Jennie Rudisill
O’hara
May
Mary Smith
Elsie Abrecht
Nancy O’hara
Funerals Held For Multiple Local Residents
Funeral services were conducted for Miss Mary G. Eckenrode at St. Anthony's Catholic Church with a Requiem Mass. Pallbearers included Daniel Lind and William Sanders. Burial followed in St. Anthony's Cemetery. Mrs Geneva Adell Smith's funeral was held at a local funeral home with Rev. Joseph H. Clempastor officiating. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Dr Fred B Kehne, a noted chiropractor, lay in state with prayers at the funeral home before a Requiem Mass at St Johns Catholic Church. Pallbearers named, interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Eckenrode
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Vincent Tomolski
Daniel Lind
William Sanders
Harry Scott
Bernard Wetzel
Carl Wetzel
Scott Lasseer
St. Anthony's Cemetery
Geneva A. Smith
Geneva Adell Smith
William CC. Smith
E. Church
Joseph H. Clempastor
Grace United Church of Christ
Monroe Feaga
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
G. William Trout
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Ira F. Ray
John Engelbrecht
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Fred B. Kehne
E. Church St
St. Johns Catholic Church
James M. Hogan
Gerald M. Biehl
G. Wilson Mercer
Carl E. Dornheim
Roy E. Miller Jr
Richard M. Marrone
Jerry Marrone
Mount Olivet
Ocean City Sees Two Seek Mayoralty in August Election
Incumbent Hugh T. Cropper Jr. and Councilman Talbot Bunting filed for Ocean City's mayoral race as the nonpartisan election set for August 1 approaches. Cropper seeks a fifth four year term. Four council seats are up, with contests in southern and northern districts and citywide seats for at large positions including Robert Jackson Albert Berger and John A. Rolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
Hugh T. Cropper Jr
Talbot Bunting
Cropper
William H. McCabe
J. Warren Frane
Rhem Lane
Robert Croper
Jerald Truitt
Angelo Villani
Robert Jackson
Albert Berger
John A. Rolfe
Takes More Than Just A Marriage License Makes News
Corbin Kentucky AP Court Clerk Everett Rains issued a marriage license to a young couple with a small gift and a remark about the token marriage. Days later he learned the mother of the bride and groom revealed the ceremony had not been performed by him. The couple’s honeymoon in Cincinnati ended with a preacher conducting the actual ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Lunney
Lumney
Young
L. Gordon Cooper
Cape Kennedy
Corbin
Everett Rains
Rains
Cincinnati
Ohio
Longer Legislative Session Proposed for Maryland Assembly
EASTON Md AP Maryland Constitutional Convention Commission recommends an annual General Assembly session of 70 days with a possible 30 day extension by a three fifths vote in each house. A 100 day flexible option was proposed by Alfred L Scanlon and would allow session extension with safeguards. The plan also includes a governor controlled reapportionment process after each census with a 60 day executive review and court jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Court of Appeals
Conscience Fund notes taxpayers donate to Treasury
The U S Treasury collects funds from citizens who give money anonymously because they feel they owe taxes due to evasion false reporting or neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Treasury
Navy Gives Mt. Airy Man Top Award
Herman S. Beck Jr. of Mt. Airy received a superior accomplishment award from the Navy Department and earned an outstanding performance rating for service from January 30, 1965 to January 29, 1965. He works as a budget officer at the Environmental Science Services Administration's Washington Science Center in Rockville and is active in local civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman S. Beck Jr
Mt. Airy
Navy Department
Beck
Environmental Science Services Administration
Washington Science Center
Rockville
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland School of Law
George Washington University
American University
the Ridge Swimming Club, Inc
Taylorsville
Winfield Lions Club
Mt. Airy Lions Club
Maryland
Lodge Women Meeting Held
The Past Noble Grands Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 met at Mrs. Alice Ford’s home with co hostesses Mrs Hallie Harvey. Miss Edna Watkins presided naming committees for J G O F Home on July 21 and a September banquet. The next meeting is Aug 4 at Miss Pearl Skeggs’ home with a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
LO. O. F
Alice Ford
Hallie Harvey
Edna Watkins
Fannie King
Ethel Gardner
Margaret Wachter
Mary Esworthy
Celeste Brown
Letitia Staley
Belle McDevitt
Frances Jones
Pearl Skeggs
Former Frederick Girl Wins Honors
Miss Carole Sue Hahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Hahn of Westminster, graduated cum laude from Wake Forest College with a Bachelor of Science in mathematics. She will join C P Telephone in Cockeysville as an Analyst Programmer in the Comptroller's Department. A 1953 Westminster High School graduate, she previously lived in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Sue Hahn
Grayson Hahn
Margaret Avenue
Westminster
Wake Forest College
Winston - Salem
North Carolina
Miss Hahn
C & P Telephone Company
Cockeysville
Comptreller
Westminster High School
Hahn
Frederick
Local Teacher Attends Maryland Institute for Industrial Arts
Harvey Starkey instructor and head of the industrial arts department at Governor Thomas Johnson High School is attending a six week institute at the University of Maryland College Park. The program, one of four nationwide under a National Defense Education Act grant, includes thirty participants with fifteen from Maryland. Starkey resides in Akersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Starkey
Thomas Johnson High School
University of Maryland In
College Park
Starkey
Akersville
Maryland
Godoy Named Dominican Ambassador to United States
Santo Domingo Dominican Republic AP Former Provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy will serve as the Dominican ambassador to the United States. President Joaquin Balaguer announced the appointment Monday night. Godoy resigned as provisional leader on July 1 and oversaw elections that brought Balaguer to the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hector Garcia Godoy
United States
Joaquin Balaguer
Garcia Godoy
Balaguer
West Virginia Auctions Off Showboat Rhododendron
WV state bids open August 10 at 11 a.m. to sell the Rhododendron, a 250 seat floating theater offered after being without a tug since the Mary Alice sank near Point Marion. The craft was donated in 1963 to mark the centennial and refurbished at a cost over 100000 dollars attracting inquiries from universities cities counties and governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhat
West Virginia
Morgantown
Mary Alice
Hulett Smith
Monongahela River
Point Marion
Ence E. Johnson
Ohio River Co
West Vironna
Johnson
Iowa
Mount Grad Wants To Aid Airmen
Mt St Marys College graduate Patrick T. McGahn Jr of Atlantic City seeks authorization to lead a group of attorneys to Hanoi to defend American prisoners of war. He studied at Georgetown and NYU Law after Marine Corps service in Korea. He was nominated as an Outstanding Young Man and cited for disaster relief work. He is married with two young daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary's College
Hanoi
Patrick T. McGahn Jr
Atlantic City
Emmitsburg College
Georgetown Law School
Marine Corps
Korea
Europe - Africa
New York University Law School
McGahn
Katharine Schantz Joins UW Summer Orientation Program
Katharine A. Schantz daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Schantz of Frederick participated in the University of Wisconsin summer registration orientation for incoming freshmen. The program marked the university’s fifth such session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Katharine A. Schantz
Frederick Schantz
West Fourteenth St
Frederick
University
Area Youths To Join Airborne
Four area youths will enter airborne training at Ft. Benning Georgia. After basic combat training they will complete an eight week advanced infantry course then move on to Ft. Benning. They are Robert L. Witmer of Liberty Robert Stevens of Frederick Lynn L. Nichals Jr of Hagerstown and J L Swartz of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Benning
Robert L. Witmer
William R. Witmer
Liberty
Robert Stevens
Florence Stevens
Frederick
Lynn L. Nichals Jr
L. L. Nichals
Hagerstown
J. L. Swartz
John Swartz
Three-Truck Collision Damages Top $525 in Frederick
At 8:11 am Monday on South Market Street a chain reaction crash involving three parked and moving trucks caused total damages over 525 dollars. James D. Grissom driving a 1966 rented truck northbound tried to avoid a curbside vehicle, hitting Bernard Ford’s 1964 truck, which then struck Charles Eugene Whitmore’s 1962 truck. No injuries or charges were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Street
All Saints
Patrick Streets
James D. Grissom
RFD 2
Frederick
Market Street
Bernard Ford
North Market Street
Charles Eugene Whitmore
Walkersville
Grissom
Ford
Whitmore
Bishop Calls Curbs On Birth Control
Philadelphia AP report quotes Bishop Fred Pierce Carson of the World Methodist Council urging birth control pills be restricted like dangerous drugs He says over-the-counter access would cause moral decay and social problems and that methods should be prescribed for married couples after consultation with religious advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fred Pierce Carson
World Methodist Council
Carson
Sammy Davis Jr Fights Tax Claim
Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr asks the U S tax Court to overturn an IRS finding that he owes 227483 in federal income tax. He challenges assessments of 381710 for 1959 109744 for 1960 and a 26025 late filing penalty, arguing that expenses disallowed by the IRS were essential to his show business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sammy Davis
Internal Revenue Service
Davis
U. S. Tax Court
IRS
Sick Mrs. George F. Robinson Returns Home
Among The Sick Mrs. George F. Robinson of Fayetteville Pennsylvania, formerly of Frederick and Lewistown, has come back from Chambersburg Hospital after treatment for a heart condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Robinson
Fayetteville, Pa
Frederick and
Lewistown
Chambersburg Hospital
Donnan Visitors From St Louis Visit Frederick Relatives
Mr and Mrs T E Donnan of St Louis recently visited relatives in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Donnan
St. Louis
Frederick
Negro Minister Becomes First Black Staffer in Maryland Corrections
Rev. Stuart C Turner, pastor of Mt Winans First Baptist, named to a state corrections staff post after urging rioting prisoners to return to cells. He will focus on programming and preventing further unrest. commissioners plan a $89,000 salary. Turner has briefed about 600 of 1,450 inmates since the July 8 riot at Maryland Penitentiary that caused $500,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
State Department of Correction
Stuart C Turner
Jack
Turner
Vernon L. Pepersack
Commissioner of
Correction
Board of
Panic Works
Rev
Pepersack
Mt. Winans First Baptist Church
Peper- Sack
Rev. Turner
Women Of Moose Install Officers Ceremony
Mrs. Nancy Ray is navy regent of Fred 1347 Women of the Moose in a formal installation with G Donald Weddle as installing governor assisted by Dick Gosnell and Jake Everhart. Guests include Marie Holden and other officers named with Rebecca Harding Grace Pate Emily Ifert Courtney Byron assisting in roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ray
Navy
Fred
Women of the Moose
Ray
Geraldine Burger
Academy of Friendship
Burger
G. Donald Weddle
Dick Gosnell
Jake Everhart
Evelyn Rinehart
Marie Holden
Frances Roser
Winnie Everhart
Elaine Holmes
Harriet Weedie
Recorder
Lille Waitz
Rebecca Harding
Grace Pate
Emily Ifert
Argus
Courtney Byron
Sentinel
To Use Coal Mines For Waste Disposal Plan Unveiled
ANNAPOLIS AP A Maryland plan proposes dumping solid wastes and sewage into abandoned strip coal mines. James Coulter assistant commissioner for Environmental Health Services says the scheme awaits Legislative Council study and faces many questions including landowner acceptance. The board also agreed to coordinate with neighboring states on water use and quality standards under the Federal Water Quality Act of 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland Board of Water Resources
James Coulter
Environmental Health Services
Maryland
Legislative Council
General Assembly
Coulter
Waynant Wins Degree In Engineering
Ronald W. Warnant a 1958 Thurmont High School graduate earned a master of electrical engineering at Catholic University in Washington. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Vaughn W. Waxnant of Jasville and later earned a degree from Johns Hopkins University in 1982. Waynant is now conducting laser research in the advanced development section of the West-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald W. Warnant
Thurmont High School
Catholic University
Washington
Vaughn W. Waxnant
Jasville
Hert
Jer
Johns Hopkins University
Waynant
Frederick County Seeks Bids for Central Alarm System
The Board of County Commissioners invites sealed bids to supply and install a central alarm system for Frederick County Maryland. Specifications are available at the County Commissioners Office in the Court House Frederick. Bids due August 3 1968. The board may reject any or all proposals and waive informalities. By order Randolph B Rusen Crantz Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Freder County
Maryland
Court House
Frederick
Med
Linghouse Electric Corp at Friendship Airport marriage note
Linghouse Electric Corporation at Friendship Airport in Baltimore is married to the former Louise Fisher of Creagerstown.
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Linghouse Electric Corporation
Friendship Airport
Baltimore
Louise Fisher
Creagerstown
In Memoriam Wiles Winpigler Memorial Verse
In memory of Mary Frook Wiles who left this life July 19 1542. Time heals a broken heart, but 24 years pass and the heart still aches. FOREVER MARGRETTA WINPIGLER in memory of John Winpigler Sr who died July 1 1965. Each day recalls the joy that once was. A sunset glow or favorite flowers remind that he isn’t dead, only sleeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles
Mary Frook Wiles
Margretta
Winpigler
John Winpigler, Sr
Local sale notices and community listings
A compilation of for sale ads and local notices from Frederick area outlets. Items include a 1959 Chevrolet seven ton pickup demonstration at Esso Station, a T. C. Shafer reunion at AMVETS Ground Middletown, medical staff thanks card, Groszer governor campaign, motorcycle rental, King Lawson reunion, rural property sale near Thurmont, a large auction at Taneytown, festival notices, business ads, and community events across Frederick and surrounding towns with dates in July 1966.
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Chevrolet
Esso Station
Fourth
Market Streets
Guss Shank
E. Balto. St
Taneytown
Smith and Wesson
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AHL
Lodge
U of Md
Institote
Charleston
W. Va
Clar
Mount Grad
Miss Schantz
Bishop
Sammy Davis Jr
Women of Moose
Board of County Commisioners of
Randolph B. Rusencrantz
T. C. Shafer
Amvets Ground
Middletown
Walter Snow
North Market St
B. O. Thomas, Jr
L. T. Davis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland Asso., Inc
Raymond J. Lee, SR
Carrie Lee
Groszer
Auth. J. Cooney
Treas
South Market St
King-Lawson
Baker's Park
Jefferson, Md
Thurmont
Calvin S. Lohr
N. Court St
Carmack
Baptist College
Farmer’s Supply CO
S. Carroll St. Frederick
Harry Rowin
New York
Thomas H. Quill
Wolfsville
Flying Dutchman
Wolfesville Picnic Woods
Flint Hill Methodist Church
S&h
Frederick City
Esso Patrick & Bentz
Cappello
N. Market St
Maxwell House
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Petersville
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Market St
Scott Derr
Washington Post
Hammond Organ
Shockey Hammond Organ Studio
Summit Ave
Merle Summers
World Book Encyiepedia
Mrs. Constar
Sgt -At- Arms
Wa Hutton
Taursay
Outecor
Ladies Auxiliary
Carrollton Vanor
Carrollton
Manor County
St. Joseph Cath. Church
Rodger’s
Rodger's
Margaret's Florist
West Patrick
Burkitsville
Harmony Bend
Middletown Hiza Seneca Band
Family Games & Country Ford
West 7Th St. Tempie
Johnny's Market
7Th & Market Sts
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth St
Crocker & Little Builders Inc
Greand
MOSER
Nelson Tucker
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Woodrow
Bill
Anderson
Dickey Bird
Ecker
Steamship
Boyer Travel Agency
S. Market St
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