Deaths in Frederick and surrounding counties
Obituary notices for Lula M. Titus Joseph Taylor Hester Sulcer Raymond Deadrick Bertha May Bower and related family details. Includes ages, places of residence, church and lodge affiliations, survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial plans across Frederick, Montgomery, Carroll and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula M. Titus
Frederick County
Cabin John
Montgomery County
Kensington Hospital
Titus
Thornton B. Titus
Tyson - Wheeler Funeral Home
East
Montgomery Avenue
Rockville
Union Cemetery
Leesburg
County Fire Alarm System Installed Reported
Firemen in the county have a central control fire alarm system installed. County Commissioner Lawrence A Dorsey, president of the Woodsboro fire company, was thanked for his efforts in support of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave County
Lawrence A Dorsey
Woodsboro Fire Company
Local Servicemen and Families Teem This Summer Visit
Capt. and Mrs. Rodgers Smith and family visit West Street hosts Mr. and Mrs. John A G Smith while Smith serves with Headquarters Marine Corps in Washington. Airman Robert Titlow heads to Okinawa for tour. wife and three children will join later. Louis G Renn Jr. spends summer in Anchorage visiting sister Louise Renn and aunt and uncle Daniel H Cruz family. plans to tour Disneyland and the World’s Fair before returning to Frederick in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers Smith
John A. G. Smith
West
Church Street
Smith
Marine Corps
Washington
SC Robert Titlow
Mary Smither
East
Patrick Street
Okinawa
Louis G. Renn Jr
Louis G. Renn
West 13Th Street
Anchorage
Alaska
Louise Renn
Daniel H. Cruz
Cruz
Disneyland
World's Spires
Frederick
Local residents noted in hospital and home notices
Among The Sick Mr. Royce Paulson of Mary Street has returned from Frederick Memorial Hospital after undergoing surgery. He was in the hospital a week. Young Robert Adkins, RFD 3, Frederick, is confined to his home with a knee injury. Tina Huse, nine month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Huse, Taney Apartments, entered Frederick Memorial Hospital last night for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Paulson
Mary Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Adkins
Frederick
Tina Huse
Earl Huse
Funeral notices honor local residents in two services
Funeral services were held Thursday for John Edward Winpigler Sr. and Lula Ray Smith with clergy from Grace United Church of Christ and Good Shepherd Lutheran officiating. Bearers included family members, and both were buried at Resthaven Memorial Gardens and Mount Olivet Magaha. Mayor Magha reports satisfactory progress after eye surgery at Johns Hopkins Wilmer Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester M. Sulcer
Hester Manzella Sulcer
Alvie N. Sulcer
N. Market St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Arthur A
Alice A. Danner Snoots
Baptist Church
Brunswick
V.F.W
Merril W. Sulcer
George T. Sulcer
John E. Winpigler SR
John Edward Winpigler Sr
M. Ritchison and
Sen
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
Jack Conrad
Elmer Stine
Thomas Stine
Joseph Boyer
Oscar Linton
Joseph Barger Jr
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Frederick
Lula Ray Smith
Jesse N. Smith
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
E. William Smith
James H. Smith
Philip J. Akers
Ronald Marino
Edward Bowman
Howard J. Smith Jr
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Magaha
E. Paul Magha
Wilmer Institute
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Nixon builds broad base for 1968 GOP bid in polls
Nixon gains traction for a possible 1968 Republican presidential run as he meets with Republican congressional leaders, with polls showing him ahead of rival aspirants. Dirksen and Ford cite favorable party sentiment and Nixon's improved press relations as assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Viet Nam
Dirksen
House
Barry Goldwater
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
Gerald R. Ford
R- Mich
GOP
California
Johnson
Rocky Ridge 4-H Demonstrations At Meeting
Rocky Ridge Progressive 4-H Club held at Bobby Sharrer home with 41 members and three new members Lee Kay and Jane Bassler. Bassler family new club leader for dairy projects. Demonstrations on forest fire prevention and filling out a record book. County campfire report and exchange week updates followed by planning for Frederick Fair booth. Annual 4H Tae set for July 31 and family night August 2 at Mt Tabor Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Goetz
Becky Keilholtz
Rocky Ridge
Bobby Sharrer
Lee, Kay
Jane Bassler
Kim Parks
Jeff Valentine
Iowa
Frederick
Dale Valentine
Gene Bollinger
Mary Ann Keilholtz
Sharon Goetz
Linda Keilholtz
Mt. Tabor Park
City Bond and Street Projects Funded with Federal Aid
City plans include a 200000 dollar cost after federal funds for a citywide bond. Extension of Est Eighth Street 950 feet from East Street to Pine Avenue costs 30000. Apple Avenue improvements 1800 feet from West Seventh Street to Evergreen Avenue cost 30000. United Fire Company building expansion 125000. General street maintenance 150000. Federal funds will also cover part of Baughman’s Lane improvement reducing city cost to 175000.
Cosmos 76 Satellite Flight marks Soviet program milestone
The Soviet Union launched Cosmos 76, the latest in its unmanned satellite series, as part of a three year research program. Tass reported the equipment, including the fire alarm system, is functioning normally. Memorial services honored 30 deceased county fire members led by Rev. J Paul Seltzer at Zion Lutheran in Middletown with attendees including fire officials from Rockville Sandy Spring and Damascus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Equipmnt
James Walsh
County Fire Chief's Association
J. Paul Seltzer
Zion Lutheran Church of
Middletown
W. Bartgis Storm
Marbery F. Gates
Rockville Fire Company
Spencer J. H Brown
Sandy Spring
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Leslie B. Thompson
Damascus Fire Company
Ladies
Middletown Fire Company
Sentry Satellite No 2 In Position
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The second of two Sentry satellites moved into station 69 000 miles above earth completing a three part system to detect secret nuclear explosions out to 200 million miles A motor fired to place the 524 pound craft into a near circular 69 000 mile high orbit A twin satellite was placed in a similar path on the opposite side of the globe A third satellite stays on a wide elliptical path to measure radiation in the Van Allen belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Globe
van Allen Belt
Town of Klamath Being Moved
Residents of Klamath in Sacramento California prepare to relocate the town after floods nearly washed it away. The state resources agency approved a federal relocation plan, administrator Hugo Fisher said Thursday. The new town will sit at least five feet above the river crest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Klamath
California
Klamath River
State Resources Agency
Hugo Fisher
Brewster seeks extension of dairy indemnity payments
Senator Daniel Brewster urged continuation of government indemnity payments to dairy farmers penalized for using government approved pesticides. He asked the Senate committee to amend the economic opportunity act so dairy payments run through June 30, 1967. He noted milk from area farms was barred from markets for traces of approved chemicals, and fewer than 175 dairy farmers have received under prior authorization, totaling under $300,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel B. Brewster
D-Md
Brewster
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Maryland
Driver Charged In Rt 340 Crash In Jefferson
Mt Rainier man Thomas J. Nelson, 43, was charged with drunken and reckless driving after his 1957 sedan struck a parked 1958 car owned by John R. Lovell, 50, on U S 340 near Jefferson about 3:40 p.m. The vehicles sustained $275 in damages. Officer Robert L. McAfee investigated. A second crash on Rosemont Avenue near Grove Boulevard involved Carlos T. Chase, 73, and Charles C. Stover, 28. Chase’s 1956 sedan and Stover’s 1963 pickup sustained unspecified damages. Officer Donald E. Tracey investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. McAfee
Rosemont Avenue
Grove Boulevard
Rosemont
Carlos T. Chase
South Bentz Street
Charles C. Stover
New Midway
Stover
Chase
Donald E. Tracey
Kenya Orders Red Writer To Go Home
Nairobi reports Kenya expelled a Chinese Communist correspondent after the death of a Mrs Wang Te ming. The Red China's New China News Agency will be closed until Monday, 24 hours to depart, with no official comment from government or embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
Kenya
Wang ‘Te-ming
Hester M Suler
Red China
New Chi
Gangster Stricken in U.S. Courthouse Appearance
Thomas' Three-Finger Brown Luchese, 66, a reputed Cosa Nostra boss, collapsed in the U S Courthouse while testifying before a grand jury probing links between families and illegal narcotics. He was removed to a hospital on a stretcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas
Luchese
Cosa Nostra
U.S
Ike Gone Fishing in Wisconsin and Michigan
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower vacationed in Wisconsins lake country with his wife saying he loves the country He visited a large private club near Watersmeet Michigan but kept any catch secret during the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minocqua
Wis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Lake Country
Eisenhower
Watersmeet
Mich
Notice of Sales Equity in Frederick County Court
Public notice from the Circuit Court for Frederick County states an order for August 1, 1945 to act on Ruth Shoemaker Trustee's Report of Real Estate Sales filed July 22, 1945 in the Nina B. Sear case. The order requires publication in a newspaper prior to the date, with successive weekly notices, to confirm the sale unless objections are shown. Clerk Ellis Wachter and Solicitor Samuel Garrick represent the court. true copy issued August 30, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uty
Nina B Sear
Ruth B
Shoemaker
Ruth] & Shoemaker
Frederick County
Ellis € Wachter
Samuel W. Garrick
Frederick Maryland
Tess
Four Sailors Die In Fire Explosion In Irish Freighter
In New Orleans a predawn explosion and fire aboard the freighter Irish Sycamore tied up at the harbor killed at least four Irish seamen and left a fifth missing. The blast occurred in the crew quarters and tore through the hold of the 449 foot vessel, triggering a fire in the superstructure. The blaze was controlled after dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dublin
Abilene pupil meets future teacher in odd remark
Cynthia Davis visited a Kansas school to start next fall and met a teacher believed to be Miss Johnson. Asked for the name she replied I think it was President. Also notes a memorial for Alice Shafer and a sister’s loving message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene. Kan
Cynthia Davis
Miss Johnson
Annual Sunday School Picnic and Community Events
Numerous local fundraisers and community gatherings listed for July and August 1965 across Maryland towns. Events include picnics at Browningsville Hall and Pleasant Grove Church, church suppers with fried chicken and country ham, bake tables, and annual reunions. Also noted are horse auctions, holstein dispersal, public sales, dance nights, and yard sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery General Hospital
Sherwood High School
Sandy Spring
Browningsville
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Pleasant Grove Church
Mt. Zion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Taylor
Union Bridge
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Brunswick County
Virginia
Robert
Betty Taylor
St. Matthew's K
D.D. Hartzler
Raymond M. Deadrick
Barnesville
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Walter A. Bower
Bertha May Bower
New Windsor
Carroll County
John H
Annie Devilbiss Roop
John W
Westminster
Virginia Bower
Frederick B. Bower
U.S. Marine Corps
Roscoe de Grange
Lake Sugar Loaf
Pincake
Jack Bell
Cosmos
Monocacy Park Tavern
Bill Curlop
Farmers Feed & Supply Co
Ike
NIST
Circus Court For
Equ
Daledins
Ellis C Wachter
Mamoriam
Red Men's Club
North End
Korrell
Charles Korrell
Harpers Ferry Bridge
Staley Park
Leo King
Leo Hancock
Waggoner
Eyler Stables
Thurmont
At & P.M. Tel
Appaloosa Stud Service
Holsinger’s
Keysville Road
Emmitsburg
American Legion
Mt. Airy
Bobby Grubb
Grubb
Ham Supper United Church of Christ
Adamstown
Porter's Liquor Store
Charles I. Staley
Route 77
Doubs
Ray R. Kline
Glen Trout
James G. Trout
Horace Alexander
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Asso
Myersville
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
East Fourth St
Bar
Hornets Nest Road
Hemp & Sons Jefferson
Mountaindale Picnic Woods
Lewistown Raritan Club
Poolesville
Dawsonville
Montgomery Co. Md
George L. Ward
Glenn Trout
Walkersville
Marsland Mehrie N
Myersville Road
Nora P. Adams
William R Adams
Catherine P. Coblentz
Nora P. Adams J
Vernon Summers
Emmett R Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
King and Lawson
Mr & Mrs
United Civic Association of
Shookstown
Edgewood
Rocky Springs
Old Receiver Road
JC Penney
Koontz Chapel Meth
Flint Hillay
Park Mill
Harmony Band
Union Chapel
Libertytown
Yellow Springs
Harriet Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
Deaton Twins
Harding
Bakers Park
Wm. H
Margaret M. Wiles Ford
Gilbert Gowkers
Mountain Place
Harmony
Ruth Jackson
Tuscarora Gun Club
Carricks Flower Gardens
Mt Airy
Geraniums & Chrysanthimum
Margaret's Florist
West Patrick ST
High
Cycle Center Air
Comus Rd
Kerr Or
Bernardin
Lars
Carmack's Supermarket
North Market Street
Clabaughs Orchard Thurmont
Pleasant Walk
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Church Hill
Burkittsville Town Fair
Middletown Band
Bobby & the Continentals
Raritan Club
Paul R. Kolb
Dours Methodist Church
Moon
Coker's House of Fabrics
South Court St
Wallace
Hutton
East Church Street
Petersville Farmers Woods
Fitzgerald Orchard
Kelbaugh Rd
Lewis A. Clem
Reunion
Bug Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown, Maryland
Lewistown Social Club, Inc
Kidd Cafe
Sun Haven
MT. Orchard
Montmorency
PRYOR
Pexor
Ecker
North Market St
Venetian
Routz HS
South Market
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Link, & Prop. Dam
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial MO
SP AL
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