Deaths of Thurmont area residents include Mrs Brown
Several local obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Belva Ruth Finneyfrock Brown 76 of Thurmont wife of Paul H Brown and Mrs Genevieve M Looker of Glen Burnie. Other notices list Harold R Lydard Connie L Wheeler Mary A Elgin and related survivors with funeral plans in Thurmont Brunswick Frederick Poolesville and Beallsville. Memorials suggested to charity.
West Hills Housing Grows Amid New County Assistance
Frederick area developers face hurdles from Section 235 subsidies and HUD rules as they push for 10,755 new housing units in the county over the next decade. High land costs, complex approvals, and strict standards slow progress, even with proposals for modular and mobile homes and expanded government aid. Local planners warn that final-stage costs often price out potential buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lawrence W. Johnson
Frederick Area
Home Builder’s Association
Louie J. Brosius
Singapore Corp
Funerals for Olive Hoar Clyde Null and Lula Ayers
Funeral services were held for Olive Catherine Hoar in Knox ville with interment at St. Mark's Cemetery Petersville. Clyde William Null Sr. of Brunswick died at Charles Town General Hospital and was laid to rest at Reformed Cemetery Knoxville. Lula Dougherty Ayers died in Alexandria Virginia and services occurred at Creager Funeral Home Woodsboro with interment Mt Hope Cemetery Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve M. Looker
Earl Percy Looker
Kent Road
Glen Burnie
North Arundel Hospital
Lovettsville
Steve and
Darkis Magada
Edward L. Looker
Nina Clark
Frederick
Bertie Phillips
Brunswick
Eila Dixon
Ralph H. Miller
Brunswick Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mary A
Elgin
Poolesville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Arthur C. Elgin
Chevy Chase
John E. Elgin
Gaithersburg
Charles W. Elgin
William Aldridge
Akron
Ohio
Bertha Welling
Jane Pelford
Florence Aldridge
Agnes Aldridge
Amy Stewart
Pennsylvania
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Monocacy Cemetery
Bealls-ville
Olive C. Hoar
Olive Catherine Hoar
Knoxville
Feete
Ralph Miller
Paul Gaither
Paul Moler
George Brady
J. C. Thompson
William Haller
St. Mark’s Cemetery
Petersville
Clyde W. Null SR
Clyde William Null Sr
Charles Town General Hospital
Feete Funeral
Ross Harris
David Sparrow
Bobby Alger
James Alger
Leon Philips
Alton Carter
Roy Ridgeway
Clinton Harrison
Reformed Cemetery
Lula
Ayers
Lula Dougherty Ayers
Alexandria Hospital
Alexandria
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Eugene Gardner
Donald P. Dougherty Jr
Chester L. Fogle
Jerry G. Kline
David Zimmerman
Donald Kline
Robert L. Fogle
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Thirteen Youths Arrested In Multiple Incidents
Three groups of minors totaling 13 were arrested in Frederick City on charges of minor in possession. Names include John Lester Misner Jr., Ronald A. Eyler Jr., Lee Luther Stambaugh, and William Lee Staub, with bonds set at $55.80 and trial dates July 27. Additional arrests occurred in Baker Park and on Dill Avenue with six youths held on similar charges and bonds. Donations suggested to St Peters Episcopal Church Poolesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Set
Gary Heard
West South Street
John Lester Misner Jr
RFD
Thurmont
Ronald A. Eyler Jr
Lee Luther Stambaugh
Rocky Ridge
William Lee Staub
Baker Park
Harper’s Ferry
James Jenkins Jr
Sgt. Heard
Edward Harris
Daniel Shaw
Dill Avenue
Ronald Lee Showe
East South Street
Betty Loy
Wildwood Park
Hela Roach
North Market Street
Gary Lee Klipp
West Patrick Street
Colin Francis Ardle
Charles [Dear Workman
Myersville
William Crabill
Douglas Smith
Man Shoots Six In Midtown Atlanta for No Apparent Reason
In Atlanta a man opened fire in a midtown parking garage injuring six bystanders before fleeing. Harry Mitchell Camp, 29, was arrested nearby and charged with six counts of aggravated assault and weapon offenses. Witnesses described indiscriminate firing as crowds ducked for cover amid bloodstained pavement. Police saw no clear motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Atlanta
Harry Mitchell Camp
Riverdale
Camp
Union Station
Hardy Cowen
Tucker
Pairhe
Linton Family Returns From 32 Day West Coast Tour
Mr and Mrs Jack Linton and sons Pat Jay and Ron have come home to Trail Avenue after a 32 day tour of the West Coast including Yellowstone San Francisco Los Angeles Grand Canyon and Denver Mrs Bertha Thomas of Trail Avenue joined them in California for the final eight days Miss Melissa Ann Burdette, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Burdette, is two years old today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Linton
Pat
Jay
Ron
Trail Avenue
West Coast
Yellowstone Park
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Denver
Colo
Bertha Thomas
California
Lintons
Melissa Ann Burdette
Ralph Burdette
Frederick Avenue
Taneytown Youth Injured In Crash
Robert Stonesifer 20 of Taneytown was admitted to Warner Hospital Gettysburg in satisfactory condition after his car struck a hay wagon and a tree on Tom's Creek Church Road two miles south of Emmitsburg around 5 p.m. He was transported by Emmitsburg VFW ambulance with a chin injury. Maryland State Police reported he lost control, leaving the highway and hitting the wagon and tree. Veterans Administration reminds veterans GI Bill enrollment remains open at smaller colleges and junior colleges through September. act now to obtain eligibility certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stonesifer
RFD
Taneytown
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Tom’s Creek Church
Emmitsburg
VFW
Maryland
Frederick
Stonesifer
Veterans Administration
George A. Davis
Baltimore VA
Davis
Among The Sick and In Memoriam Notices
A collage of local items: a 15 year old Emmitsburg boy Richard Van Brakle returns home with legs in casts after surgery, with follow up planned August 2. In memoriam notes for Roland Holland Nellie Holland Harry Smith Sr mark anniversaries and grief from family. Local ads cover dinners, used cars, auctions, and notices about DeMolay books and the Zimmer men reunion in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard van Brakle
Clarence van Brakle
Emmitsburg
Richards
Chambersburg, Pa
Rickie
Catoctin High School
Local Picnic Feasts and Reunions Across Maryland
Community notices list numerous August gatherings and family reunions in Maryland towns. Events include church picnics with fried chicken and country ham, reunions for Oland Craver Summers and Derr line descendants, and a Mt. Airy steam festival. Food, entertainment, and basket lunches are advertised, with details on dates, venues, and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Grove Church
Mt. Zion
Haugh’s) Lutheran
Ladiesburg
Johnny Hahn
The
Blue Ranch Boys
Araby Methodist Church
Araby Road
U.S
Kemptown Church Hall
Browningsville
Public Sale on New Design Road Frederick Md
A public sale of Holstein dairy cattle, dairy equipment and household items will be held at a farm on New Design Road two miles south of Frederick Maryland, in Frederick County. Owners Mr and Mrs George H Stone, with auctioneers LA Hutzell, on Monday August 17 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Design Road
Frederick
Buckeystown
Frederick County
George H Stone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Belva
Ruth F, Brown
Belva Ruth Finneyfrock Brown
Paul H. Brown
Brown
Harvey J
Georgiana Maria Finneyfrock
Kathryn Lewis
Dorothy Baker
Virginia Brown
Hagerstown
Evelyn Hauft
Mansfield
Beatrice Hess
Silver Run
Creager
Harry E. Krone
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Harold R. Lydard
Harold Richard Lydard
James W
Dorothy V. Lydard
Lydard
B&o Railroad
Helen Piper Lydard
Harold L. Lydard
Douglas R. Lydard
Ellen Blackwell
Howard Chapel Cemetery
Connie L. Wheeler
Connie Lee Wheeler
Robert E. Wheeler
Baptist Hospital
Tenn
Frank
Olive Grace Harshman Marshall
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Edward Lee
G. Michael Wheeler
Ross Routzahn
Cavetown
John L. Shafer
Boonsboro
Thomas Shepley
Jack Smyre
Sharpsburg
Gladhill Funeral Home
Nichewera
West Hills
St. Peters Episcopal Church
Manchester
Daniel Boone National Forest
Kentucky
Memoriam
Holland
Roland Holland
Nellie Holland
Daddy
Nellie
Glorice
Louise
Mary C Smith
Ducky'’s & Elsie’s
Main St
Sun
West South St. Frederick
Ponton
W. Std
St. Wed
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Restaurant
S. Bentz St
Larry M. Cooper
Brunswick Garden Apts
Brunswick, Md
Sr. DeMolay
Mothers of Frederick Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Dennis W Fox
William
Blair
Diversified Motel Corporation
Helen N.etzler
Main Street Union Bridge
Wilmer Eye Institute
John Hopkins Hospital
Mary Baker
Austin C. Harris
Gustin Baugher
Baugher
Concrete Construction
Harris Concrete
Catoctin Avenue
Carroll Manor Grange
Adamstown
Triggal and Kennels & Game Farm
Mt. Airy
S. C
Buck) Buckley
Dotty’s Cafe
N. Market St
Staley Park
ST. John’s Episcopal Church
Olney
Philip W. & Margarett A. M. Summers
Mountaindale Picnic Woods
Pleasant Lodge
Ocean City
D. E. Sherman
Shookstown Civic Park
Harriet Chapel Episcopal Church
Catoctin Furnace
Car Wash
Safeway
Prospect Shopping
Jobs Daughters
Keyser
Gas House Pike
Church Street
Insurance Trackers Co
Hutzell Realty Assoc
J. D. Witmer
Clifton Road
Benjamin
Sarah
Derr) Ahalt
Burkittsville Raritan Park
Button
Jefferson Motel
Marcus Cleaners
George William Smith
J. E. Lease
LA. Hutzell
Paul R. Kolb
McLain
Congoleum
Flint Hill Methodist Church
Keller & Son
W. Patrick St
Hamilton
MT Rest
Ciem
Main's Orchard Meadow Road
Hartman
Alt
Butterfly Lane
Mt. Phillip Rd
Davis Shoes and Shoe Repairing
Farmer’s Sufly Company
Carroll Street
St. John Bazaar
Jefferson Pike
Nassau Portable T. V
Burkittsville Raritan
Harmony Band
Country Squires
H. S
Blue Ridge Partners
Burkittsville Raritan Club
Woody
Frederick News-Post
East
Patrick Street
Henry
Rodger's
New York Strip
Ext
Landis
Yellow Springs
Lions Community Hall
McGaha
Gathland State Park
Ethel A. Jeans
Mill Road
Clabaugh’s
Knapp
Rudy Hamilton
Walter E. Smith, JR
Eyler
H. D
Wolfsville
Wolfsville Raritan Club
Green Valley Boys
Middletown High School
Catoctin Mountain
Pryor
Sherwin Williams
E. Patrick St
World Book Encyclopedia
Child Craft Dictionary & Atlas
Connie
Ken Mercer
Shepley
S. Market St
CBS Electric Co
Womer
E. Patrick Street
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
Summer Ecker
Macadowcrest
Old Receiver Road
Shookstown
Crocker & Little Builders, Inc
Frederick Glass Shop
E. 4Th Street
Sttely
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
East Patrick St
Hlyes
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