Deaths of Rev Maitland Watterworth and Mrs Mabel Grow
The month sees the passing of the Rev Maitland Watterworth at 87 after a short illness in Kalamazoo Michigan. He leaves four sons and nine grandchildren. Also reported is the sudden death of Mrs Mabel Gay Grow at 64 in Grafton West Virginia while visiting her daughter. She leaves two sons and a brother, with funeral arrangements by Robert E Dailey and Son in Grafton.
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Watterworth
Maitland Watterworth
The
Christian Church
Kalamazoo
Michamazoo
Carlye Watterworth
Marshall, Mich
Eldenbelt
Pat Gente
Atterworth
Avenue Christian Church
Wheaton
Herbert C. Grow
Mabel Gay Grow
Grafton
West, Va
Leslie Crawford
Seventh Street
Harrison County
West Va
Dexter
Ruth J. Bosley Hickman
Methodist Church
Grafton American Legion Post
Grow
Grafton City Hospital
Herbert C. Grow Jr
Silver Spring
Clarence Grow
Frederick Hick Man
Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home
Frederick
Hess Heads Medicare Program in 1965 Rollout
Arthur E. Hess, 48, a Baltimore native and longtime Social Security Administration official, will be the first director of the Medicare program. The move, likely to gain congressional approval this week, follows NAACP protests over James Murray who heads the Medicare task force for his record on racial integration.
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Baltimore
Arthur E. Hess
Social Security Administration
Congress
Woodlawn
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James Murray
Hess
Bureau of Disability and Health Insurance
Social Security
Next Duty 1
Herbert Hill
NAACP
Murray
Social Security Headquarters
Johnson
Hill
Fashions Draw Teen Reactions From Page One
Two teenagers Gale Wachter and Diane Bussard from New Market express strong dislike for the latest fashion trends in Paris and other centers. They say they would not wear short skirts and would not be caught dead in such styles, suggesting the fashion world may be alienating Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Gale Wachter
Diane Bussard
Paris
Frederick
Castro Predicts Inevitable Latin Revolts
Fidel Castro told a crowd of about 250000 in Santa Clara that Latin American revolutions are inevitable with or without Cuban aid. He said U S efforts to crush Cuba cannot stop growing revolutionary regimes and urged nations to follow his 1959 example as his government claims to have defeated most guerrilla opponents.
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Santa Clara
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Latin America
U.S
Santiago
Castro
Funeral services for Elmer F. Day and Ramsburg victims
Funeral services for Elmer F. Day and Ramsburg tragedy victims were held yesterday at the Lutheran Church in Middle R0Y H. Ramsburg ca l, with services conducted by M. R. Etchison Funeral Home. The ceremony moved to United Church of Christ in Forney, followed by burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Elmer F. Day
Lutheran Church
Middle
H. Ramsburg Cael
Bae
Ramsburg
M. R. Etchison Soa Son Funeral Home
Med United Church of Christ
Forney
Mount Olivet
Cem
Soldier's Continued Plans After Army Life Include Family Ties
Mann will spend the next year caring for his children Valerie four and twins Gloria and Carol who turn three in September. He took a placement test for the Associated Press in April and scored high. Writing runs in the family. his sister did reporting and his father wrote The Jackie Robinson Story book and screenplay. The Manns plan to settle permanently in Frederick after three years with the Army.
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Mann
Valerie
Gloria
Carol
Associated Press
Jackie Robinson
Frederick
Youth Conversation Commission Aims for Youth Rehabilitation
Judge Youngdahl, organizer of the Youth Conversation Commission in Minnesota, seeks to steer youthful offenders toward rehabilitation and away from hardened criminals. He will leave for Sweden on August 1 for 18 days as State Department representative to an international crime convention. Kingman Brewster Jr., Yale president and son of a Thurmont native, is also named to the commission.
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Minnesota
Youngdahl
Sweden
State Department
Kingman Brewster Jr
Yale University
Thurmont
Police Still Seek Gunman on Ice Street
Frederick police hunt an unidentified shooter who fired from a passing car at 11:35 p.m. July 18, wounding 47 year old John F. Smith of 128 Ice Street. Smith, shot in the abdomen, has been released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Witnesses recalled a car with Georgia license plates. Det Lt Ellis G Carty says no suspects yet.
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Frederick
Ice Street
John F. Smith
Ice St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Smith
Ellis G. Carty
Georgia
Carty
Local Bakery Rebrands as Famlee Bakers Inc in Walkersville
The American Beauty Baking Company, based in Walkersville for a decade, changes its name to Famlee Bakers Inc and will relocate soon. It will phase in new branding while continuing to offer bread, rolls, and sweet goods formerly under American Beauty.
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American Beauty Baking Company
Walkersville
Famlee Bakers l Inc
American Beauty
Trier
Famlee
East Third Street Carnival Helps Easter Seal Center
A neighborhood carnival on East Third Street park raised 30 dollars for the Easter Seal Treatment Center. Local families and children organized the event with games, refreshments, and prizes. Organizers included Cheryl Hemby, Sandy Hemby, Michele Hemby, Cynthia Hemby, Teresa Brandt, Steven Brandt, Stuart Gordon, and Hugh Gordon, with help from Cindy Engle, Jennifer Sullivan, David Simon, Larry Axtell, and Susan Krantz.
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East Third Street
Cheryl
Sandy
Michele
Cynthia Hemby
Robert Hemby
Teresa
Steven Brandt
Robert Brandt
Stuart
Hugh Gordon
Paul Gordon
Cindy Engle
Jennifer Sullivan
David Simon
Larry Axtell
Susan Krantz
Mt Airy High Queen Contest In Firemen Parade
Miss Brown a Mt Airy High School graduate and Bureau of Standards secretary won $50 in the beauty contest with runners up collecting $30 and $20. Contestants included Linda Wright Grimm Linda Sue Elder Judy Windsor Nancy Lee Davis and others. Judges were Mr and Mrs Keller and Mr and Mrs Lochary of the Maryland State Firemen's Association. John Zufall hosted. Delaine Hobbs assisted. Thursday queen Linton will be grand marshal with Mullinix assisting. Miss Brown and her court will lead Mt Airy division in the parade.
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Mt. Airy High School
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Linda Wright
Carol Grimm
Linda Sue Elder
Judy Windsor
Nancy Lee Davis
Carol Ann Colburn
Mary Lou Lowman
Jane Pickett
Mary Ann Kelly
Howard A. Keller
Peter Paul Lochary
Keller
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Lochary
State Firemen’s Association
John Zufall
Delaine Hobbs
Miss Linton
Mullinix
Miss Brown
Mt. Airy
Koreans Bid Final Farewell To Rhee
Half a million Koreans lined Seoul streets as the body of former President Syngman Rhee was carried to a grave in the national cemetery on the Han River. Funeral services were held at Chungdong Methodist Church. A procession stalled at City Hall Plaza after a planned memorial program was canceled due to confusion. Rhee, toppled in 1960 after a student revolt, died July 19 in Honolulu at age 90.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
National
Chungdong Methodist Church
Rhee
City Hall Plaza
Honolulu
Senate confirms Coleman for judge on U S circuit
The Senate approved President Johnson's nomination of James P. Coleman to the U S Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit by a 76 to 8 vote. Coleman, a former Mississippi governor, testified he held no prejudice that would affect his duties as a judge. The Fifth Circuit covers much of the Deep South.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
James P. Coleman
U.S. Sth
Council Hears Attack On City Housing
Frederick city housing group urges a two pronged approach calling for a housing code and an open housing bill. Landlords report repairs only to avert collapse, not improvements, with average rents around 35 dollars monthly. Concerns include industrial zoning, tenant affordability, and uncertain return on investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Leonard Green
Green
Frederick City
Bowlus Reunion Set for Gathland State Park
The Bowlus family reunion will be held Sunday August 8 at Gathland State Park near Burkittsville with a rain site in Burkittsville Parish Hall. A 12:30 p.m. picnic lunch precedes entertainment by Johnny Horman. all Bowlus family members and friends are invited.
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Bowlus
Gathland State Park
Burkittsville
Johnny Horman
Indian Squaw 116 Sits Porch Says Oldest Piute in California
Tat zumbie Du Pea marks her 116th birthday by sitting on her porch counting passing cars. She is described as the oldest living Piute Indian and oldest native Californian. The piece notes her Social Security from bit parts in Hollywood, often as a squaw, and ends with a Byron reference to Childe Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tatzumbie du Pea
Eugene Burdick Dies at 46 in San Diego Tennis Collapse
Noted author Eugene Burdick, co author of The Ugly American, collapsed and died at a San Diego resort hotel while playing tennis. The Berkeley resident had been in town four days awaiting book publication arrangements in New York. He was playing with Mrs. H N Wood when he felt ill and died en route to a local hospital.
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San Diego
Calif
Eugene Burdick
Burdick
William Lederer
New York
Berkeley
H. N. Wood
Whiteford outlines Frederick housing code push and federal needs
Whiteford outlines city steps toward a housing code and recertification for federal aid. He notes inspectors' needs, planning inputs from Ladislag Legoe Associates, and a citizen advisory group that has not acted. The Housing Authority awaits Workable Program recertification before public housing funds can flow.
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Ing
Whiteford
Frederick
Julian Tarrant
Ladislag Legoe Associates
HHFA
Miss Cheryl Stockman Celebrates Tenth Birthday Today
Miss Cheryl Stockman daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Stockman of West South Street is celebrating her tenth birthday today. County Commissioner Russell Z Herman sent postcards to all courthouse offices on Monday from Hawaii where he is spending part of his month long vacation tour of the nation.
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Cheryl Stockman
J. W. Stockman
West South Street
Russell Z. Herman
Hawaii
Local Sickness Updates From Frederick Area
Michael Schultz son of Mr and Mrs James T Schultz of West Patrick Street goes to Kernans Hospital Baltimore today for surgery Mrs Harry Browning of Point of Rocks returns to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment Mrs James A Catsail of Araby Road enters Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday for observation and treatment
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Michael Schultz
James T. Schultz
West Patrick Street
Kernans Hospital
Baltimore
Harry Browning
Point of Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James A. Catsail
Araby i Road
Thurmont buys chlorinator for water system
Thurmont commissioners at a special meeting approved a $2500 chlorinator purchase to replace the old unit at the town reservoir. They also agreed to extend a two inch water line 200 feet to property owned by former mayor Donald Lewis, with the town paying for the first 100 feet and Lewis charged for the remainder per town policy.
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Thurmont
Donald Lewis
West Main Street
Lewis
Frederick Housing Authority Seeks Proposals for 780000 Temporary Notes
The Housing Authority of the City of Frederick invites sealed bids at 24 West Sixth Street for 780000 in 26th Series temporary notes to finance a low rent housing project. Notes dated September 8 1965 mature September 9 1966 bearing interest as fixed in accepted proposals. Proposals must follow the Authority approved form and may be obtained from the Scocal Authority at the above address.
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Housing Authority
City OF Frederick
Local Authority
West Sixth Street
Maryland
E.D. S.T
Soc Cal Authority
Frederick County public hearing on zoning map amendments
The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing August 10, 1965 at 10:00 a.m. in Frederick Maryland to consider changing 1,184 acres from R-1 residential to R-3 residential on Route 27 area owned by Hawkins Stinson and Stinson, and 13,0283 acres on Route 73 adjacent to Yellow Springs Elementary School owned by Thomas D. Kline, with opportunity for all interested parties to be heard.
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Board of County Commissioners
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
Ridgeville
Charles B. Hawkins
Joyce R. Hawkins
William H. Stinson
Lou Stinson
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Yellow Springs
Thomas D. Kline
Second School Theft Reported By Police
City police continue investigation into two robberies at South Frederick Elementary School with over 3000 dollars in equipment stolen. In both incidents thieves targeted visual aids, with the latest theft at the old Washington Street School. earlier loss from the old Lincoln High School totaled 2075 dollars.
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South Frederick
Ellis G. Carty
Washington Street
Carty
Lincoln High School
In Memoriam Gordon Ann Hildebrand Gordon
In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister Ann Hildebrand Gordon who departed this life July 27 1964 one year ago July brings sad memories You will never be forgotten by nee who loved you it SS We often hear you speak to us In the stillness of the night we are left with precious memories When morning brings the light we patiently await Gods call to join you again Where there'll be no heart aches or suffering In the land that knows no pain Mother and Daddy Sisters and Brothers
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Gordon
Ann Hildebrand Gordon
Nee
Local Notices From Barton Area Pubs and Businesses
Effective August 1 haircuts will cost one dollar daily at Martden s Barber Shop on 319 E Patrick St Fleischman s Cleaners closes for vacation August 2 through 7. Leon A House CPA offices close from noon July 28 through July 31. The Wisner descendants invite kin to the annual reunion at Millers Woods Utica on the first Sunday of August.
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Marsden
E. Patrick St
Leon A. House, C.P.A
Charles
Cordelina Wisner
Millers Woods
Utica
Crab Feed and Community Notices in Frederick Area
Mennonite events and local ads list a crab feed at Middletown AMVETS on July 31 from 7 to 9 PM with 2.50 admission, plus a family reunion at Fishing Creek Reservoir August 18 noon for Shafer descendants. Numerous small ads cover gas station double stamp promotions, a Jeffersonian Club crab feast, rural auction near Thurmont, and restaurant specials at A&W Root Beer in Frederick, with farm equipment sales, help wanted for a waitress, and florist offerings.
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George
Laura Shafer
Fishing Creek Reservoir
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Carnival
Center
Coleman
Gathland
Childe Harold
Lord Byron
Chlorinator
Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Mother & Daddy
Sisters & Brothers
Fleischman’s Cleaners
Independent Hose Co
West Church St
Cappella’s
Land O’lakes
Fearies
East 4Th St
North Coal Factory
John Droneburg
Creager Real Estate
Donald Duvall
Mt. Airy, Md
Middletown
Joe's Cleaners
Fred Dixie
Sunhaven
PRYOR
Pryor Road
S&h
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz Street
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
East Fourth St
Bar
Blue Mt. Rd
Creagerstown
Hessong Bridge
Albert H. Shawver
Rt. 1
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Mehrle N. Wachter
A&w Root Beer
A.&w
Bare’s
Wolfsville Picnic Woods
Lewis Family
Wolfsville Ruritan Club
Frederick County
Geraniums & Chrysanthimum
Margaret's Florist
West Patrick ST
High
Orchard Thurmont
Sun Haven
MT. Orchard
Rt. 15
Swingheart
Ecker's Beauty Salon
North Market St
Routzahn’'S Budge
South Market
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop
Woodrow
Bill
Andersen
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alloy
E. 4Th St
Dial
Nelson Tucker
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