Deaths: Mary S. Burras and Marshall Warrenfeltz
Mrs. Mary S. Burras widow of Edward M. Burras died Tuesday at her Lionel L. Burras home. Born in Yellow Springs, she leaves a son, brother Charles F. Bartgis of Grand Rapids, sister Mrs. Emma Eberts of Frederick, and many nieces and nephews. Burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Services Friday 2 p.m. at M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home. Marshall H. Warrenfeltz widower of Virgie Betts Warrenfeltz died Tuesday at his Pleasant Walk home. Born near Wolfaville, he was a farmer and sawmill operator. Survived by daughters Mrs. Lawson Dagenhart, Mrs. G. Henry Leatherman, Mrs. Earl Lewis. sons Seibert Warrenfeltz, Donald Warrenfeltz. nine grandchildren, 79 great grandchildren, two great great grandchildren. Services Friday 2 p.m. at his home, then Pleasant Walk EUB Church. Burial in Pleasant Walk Cemetery. Arrangements by East Funeral Home Boonsboro.
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Mary S. Burras
Mary S. Bartgis Burras
Edward M. Burras
Lionel L. Burras
Yellow’ Springs
Mathias E. and
Georg
Marshall Warrenfeltz
Marshall H. Warrenfeltz
Virgie Betts Warrenfeltz
Pleasant Walk
Wolfaville
Adam and Catherine Marker Warrenfeltz
EUB
Lawson Dagenhart
G. Henry Leatherman
Myersville
Earl Lewis
Seibert Warrenfeltz
New York
N.Y
Donald Warrenfeltz
Johnson signals bigger draft to back Vietnam buildup
President Johnson announced plans to raise U S military strength from 75 000 to 125 000, with more to come, and to lift the monthly draft call from 17 000 to 25 000 while expanding voluntary enlistments. He ruled out immediate use of Reserve units but warned Congress of new defense funding and a supplemental appropriation to cover costs, aiming for a peaceful settlement after an end to aggression.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
Congress
TAP coordinates USDA services to aid county needs
Recreation Administration and several USDA agencies collaborate through TAP to identify local problems and propose solutions. The TAP initiative spurred formation of the county parks and recreation commission and the Community Action Committee, shaping local youth and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Service
Cooperative Extension Service
Maryland Department of Forests and Parks
TAP
USDA
Parks and Recreation Commission
Community Action Committee
Weekend College Invited In Miami
A weekend college designed to appeal to the industrial worker too tired to attend night classes begins this fall at Miami Dade Junior College. Classes are in three hour blocks between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. every Saturday. In four years students take two courses per term six hours weekly and graduate with an associate of arts or associate of science degree.
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Miami. Fla
Miami-Dade Junior College
Funerals mark life of Eleason A Stull and associates
Funeral services were held for Eleason A Stull of Thurmont at Creager Funeral Home led by Rev Elmer R Andrews with bearers John Biikland Franklin Firercu Biffle Joseph Brown Russell Eigenbrode and Donald Lewis. Burial followed in United Brethren Cemetery. Also reported are services for Charles E McClain of Sabillasville and others including John J Doherty Gilbert W Kidwell Earl M Souder Albert B Selby Harry A Clabaugh, with services at Creager Olin L Molesworth Feete and Waltz funeral homes and burial in local cemeteries.
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Eleason A. Stull
Thurmont
Creager
Elmer R. Andrews
United Brethren Church of
John Biikland
Franklin Firercu Biffle
Joseph Brown
Russell Eigenbrode
Donald Lewis
United Brethren
Charles E. McClain
Sabillasville
Ohe
Claude Corl
John J. Doherty
Florence
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Poplar
Buck Doherty
Los Angeles
Iles
Calif
George E. Altman
St. Michael’s Church
Hubert Black
Merkle Warfield Jr
Carl CC. Wolman
Courtney
Burdette Harold Eyler
Woodrow Everhart
Olin L. Molesworth
Gilbert W. Kidwell
Gilbert Wilson Kidwell
Middletown
Feete
Brunswick
John Barnes
Howard Rote
Clark
Gerald
Robert Kidwell
Charles Winpigler
Robert Moran
Locust Valley
Earl M. Souder
Olin L. Moleswort
Damascus
Frank Depro
Willard Souder
Walter Souder
Earl Pope
Herbert S. Hyatt
Roland Green
Hubert Snapp
Damascus Cemetery
Albert B. Selby
RD. 1
Mount
Waltz
Donald Plank
Locust Grove
Zero Mostel to co star with Carol Burnett in TV special
CBS announced Zero Mostel will costar with Carol Burnett in a comedy variety hour special to air early next year. The Broadway star of Fiddler on the Roof will join Burnett for a one time program on television.
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New York
Zero Mostel
CBS
Mostel
Carol Burnett
Ford coins Fedicare Day in housing and health care moves
Rep. Gerald R. Ford calls Congress to declare Fedicare Day after passage of a 7.5 billion housing bill with a rent subsidy and a 6.5 billion Social Security measure that includes health care for the elderly. He terms the bills renti care and medicare.
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Washington
How They Voted On Health Bill Passage House Senate Vote
Washington AP reports the House sent a compromise health care bill for the elderly to the Senate. Democrats Fallon Friedel Garmatz Long Machen Hechler Kee Slack Staggers supported passage. Republicans Morton and Mathias Moore voted against the measure.
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Washington
House
Senate
Fallon
Friedel
Garmatz
Long
Machen
Maryland
Hechler
Kee
Slack
Staggers
Mathias
Moore
West, Virginia
Rogers C. B. Morton
Seat Belts Save Drivers From Injury
State Police said seat belts prevented injuries in a 1230 AM crash on U S 40 six miles west of Frederick. Trooper Allen E Swope in an unmarked cruiser swerved to avoid Morey’s car from Frostburg as it tried to pass, sending his cruiser off the left shoulder and into Paul Houston’s car from Indiana. Houston’s 1963 sedan sustained 250 dollars in damage. the cruiser 350 dollars. Morey was charged with failing to allow free passage from the rear.
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U.S. 40
Frederick
Allen E. Swope
Swope
Jack H. Morey
Frostburg
Morey
Paul Houston
Crawfordsville
Ind
Houston
Cpl
Robert Snyder
School Heads Seek More State Aid
Baltimore AP Mary Hand's school superintendents propose the state provide 6 to 10 million more per year for construction. Dr Charles W Willis of Har ford County chaired the finance committee and urged changing the formula that split 12 million this year among 28 counties and Baltimore City. Dr James S Sensenbaugh said the state gains about 25 000 students annually and new or replacement buildings are needed to keep up with growth.
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Baltimore
Mary Hand
Charles W. Willis
Harford County
Legislative Council
Baltimore City
James S. Sensenbaugh
Stitely and Cecil Families Return From Daytona Beach Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Stitely of Butterfly Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Cecil and their son Ronald of Rocky Springs have returned from a trip to Daytona Beach Florida. They visited the Stitelys and Mrs. Cecil's brother Kenneth Stitely during the stay.
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Orville Stitely
Butterfly Lane
Alvey Cecil
Ronald
Rocky Springs
Daytona Beach, Fla
Mrs. Stitely
Cecil
Kenneth Stitely
Local residents reported recovering at home
Among the sick Mrs Betsy Carr of North Wisner Street, patient at Washington County General Hospital in Hagerstown, is now at home. Mr Joseph R Harp of Myersville underwent surgery at Newton D Baker Veterans Administration Hospital in Martinsburg WV and returned home last week, now able to be out. Mr Harold R Shankle of Adamstown returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital and is improving nicely.
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Betsy Carr
North Wisner Street
Washington County General Hospital
Hagerstown
Joseph R. Harp
Myersville
Newton D. Baker Veteran’s Administration Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harold R. Shankle
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mars Compared To Moon In New Mars Photos
The Los Angeles Times reports Mariner 4 pictures show Mars as a dead red orb similar to the moon with cratered surface and no canals visible. Some astronomers previously theorized canals may exist on Mars.
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Los Angeles
The
Los Angeles Times
Mariner 4
Mars
Jackie Kennedy Celebrates 36th Birthday in Hyannis Port
Mrs. John F. Kennedy marked her 36th birthday at the Kennedy compound in Hyannis Port Mass. It is the first time since President Kennedy's assassination that she spent the occasion with her in laws. She and John F. Kennedy Jr. had celebrated her 34th birthday with a cruise off Nantucket Sound aboard the White House yacht Honey Fitz.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennedy Compound
Nantucket Sound
White House
Honey Itz
Commission Report Deadline Extended
President Johnson signed a bill extending the final report deadline for the U S Puerto Rico Commission to September 30 1966 The measure also raises funds for commission studies from 250000 to 465000 to cover factors affecting the future relation between the United States and Puerto Rico
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Washington
Johnson
U.s.-Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico
Commission
United States
Professor Pleads For Saltier Writing In Gittar String Metaphor
Atlanta AP report quotes Emory English professor Floyd Watkins urging students to write with saltier, livelier language. He argues modern prose overemphasizes grammar and precision at the expense of originality, citing vivid rural imagery from a Mississippi farmer.
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Atlanta, Ga
Floyd ©. Watkins
Emory University
Watkins
Emory
Keyser Family Reunion Held At Staley Park
The Keyser descendants gathered at Staley Park for a reunion with games a picnic and officer elections. 121 descendants were reported by historian Mrs. Gerald Beveridge. Officers named: President Maynard Martz, Vice President Walter Clem, Secretary Arthur Stem, Treasurer George E. B. Grove.
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William
Adella Keyser
Staley Park
Norman Dutrow
Patricia Cannon
Curtis Rusherman
Robert Sandower
Gerald Beveridge
William Keyser
Maynard Martz
Walter Clem
Arthur Stem
George E. B. Grove
Stanley Bollinger
Vernon Shipley
Kenneth Klipp
Kevin Keyser
Richard Jacobs
Earl Burdette
Oscar Cain
Arthur Stemn
Harvey Yinger
News-Post Delegation Attends Summer Conference at The Homestead
Maryland Delaware Virginia and West Virginia newsmen and families gathered July 22 25 at The Homestead Hot Springs Virginia for a summer conference. Attendees included George B Delaplaine Jr William H Main Jr Charles R Jessop James K Hazel Jr publishers from News Post. Speakers ranged from Al Capp to GEMINI TITAN II launch official with other industry leaders.
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Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Homestead
Hot Springs
News-Post
George B. Delaplaine
William H. Main
Charles R. Jessop
James K. Hazel
al Capp
Lil’ Abner
Bastian Hello
Martin Company
Carl Slabach
Wilmington News-Journal
Edmund C. Arnold
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Miss Dolores Clay
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Mark Collins
Baltimore News- American
Louis L. Goldstein
Prince Frederick Calvert
Journal - Gazette
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Frederick, News - Post
Maryland - Delaware Press Association
Appa
Mdpa Board of Directors
Australian Governor General Choice Approved
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth approved the appointment of Lord Casey as governor general of Australia. Casey, 74, is an Australian and former external affairs minister who served as foreign secretary for over eight years until 1960.
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London
Swedish King’s Helicopter Downed in Sweden
Swedish King Gustaf Adolf travels by helicopter to a fishing trip in northern Sweden when the craft crashes near Ostersund. Initial reports say the monarch is unharmed though the incident prompts a safety inquiry and possible injuries to others aboard.
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Ostersund
Sweden
Gustaf Adolf
Authern
Public Sheriff Sale In Frederick County Maryland
Public auction of household goods from Bruce M Bellassar including stove refrigerator and beds plus a 14 door Buick with Title L-511409 and serial B 5003164 to satisfy rent distraint. Sale on August ath 1965 at Fountain Rock Road Walkersville Md by Sheriff Horace M Alexander. Also garageman’s lien sale for a 1957 Ford two door convertible at Dewey Chaney premises Rt 6 Pearl Frederick Md on August 7, 1965 at 3 30 PM cash in full.
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Robert K. Kennedy
Buick
Fountain Rock Road
Walkersville
Horace M. Alexander Sheriff
Maryland
Dewey Chaney
Dewey Cole
Rt. 6
Pearl
Frederick
Bruce T. Vankleeck
Conny
S.D.T. M.es
Quantico
Virginia
Rebel Trials Set In Sudan
Sudan's radio said about 500 people were on trial for involvement in a recent rebellion in the south. Mass arrests followed outbreaks in Equatoria Bahr El Ghata and Upper Nile provinces. Unconfirmed reports claimed over 130 killed amid clashes between southern Negro communities and the northern Moslem Arabs.
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Cairo
Sudan
Mercent Radio
Black Belt
South Sudan
Equatoria
Bahr el Ghata
Upper Nile
Hospitality Brings Dinner With LBJ
An Australian woman who hosted a lonely American naval officer in World War II received hospitality in return with a White House dinner. The guest was Lady Brookes, wife of Sir Norman Brookes, and Lyndon B. Johnson attended the dinner during a stopover on the way from London to Melbourne. Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies helped reestablish contact between the Brookes and the President.
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Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lady Brookes
Norman Brookes
Brookes
Robert Menzies
Ike Goes 23 For 25 In Skeet Shooting
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower visited Minocqua Wisconsin to skeet shoot at Howard Youngs estate. He hit 23 of 25 targets twice using a .20 gauge shotgun in a event described as part of a social visit with host Howard Young.
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Ike
Minocquaq
Wis
Dwight D
Eisenhower
Howard Young
Local Notices And Advertisements From August 1965
Local notices list an August 14 1965 auction at 11 30 AM for modern and antique house furnishings with Mrs E Elizabeth Sponseller and Emmett R Bowlus as auctioneers. A card of thanks from the Penn family thanks Fredericktonian Lodge Western Maryland Consistory Queen Esther Chapter and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of Frank W Penn Sr. An office closure notice for August 1 to 16. Fall beauty service ad for Ecker's Beauty Salon. A Benjamin S Adair reunion at Boonsboro Park with 12 30 basket lunch. Ads for Quy nn Orchards Reeve Mill Road and a Seeger Co ad for cutlery and home goods.
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Frank W. Penn Sr
Fredericktonian Lodge
Western
Maryland
E.S
Benjamin S. Adair
Boonsboro Park
Haircut sale and local notices mix in Hampstead ad page
A mash of local notices and ads shows Effective-Augwat Ist Haircuts at $1 daily and Hampstead farm auction details. Also features thanks to a hospital staffer, a Baltimore County farm near Hampstead listing Holsteins and equipment, feeding gear, canned goods, and a solid real estate offer for a riverfront home at $13,250 with Norvell Belt as broker.
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Hampstead
Baltimore County
Howard & Marvin Peregoy
A. Doty Remsburg
Norvell Belt
Walkersville sale bids for real property listed
Burgess and Commissioners of Walkersville seek sealed bids by August 9 1985 for a large eight room frame house with gas hot water heater on Rum Road within town limits. Property about one acre subject to survey. Open for inspection by arrangement. bids may be submitted until 8 00 PM in Town Office. Right to reject all bids reserved.
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Burgess and Commissioners of
Walkersville
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