Deaths in Perryville and nearby areas
Everett W. Krummel of Perryville died at Union Memorial Hospital Elkton with funeral set Saturday at Patterson Funeral Home Perryville Rev Ledden and Rev Pritchard to officiate. Burial in Hopewell Cemetery Fort Deposit. Anna Mary Swope 59 of Brunswick died at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. Funeral Saturday at Brunswick with Rev H F Church ey officiating. Jeffrey Scott Long infant son of Nickie L and Ann B Long Woodsboro died at University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore. Graveside service Grace Lutheran Church Rocky Hill. Julia Mester 77 widow of John Mester died at Ridge Road Braddock. Survived by son Stephen and siblings Fesko. Requiem Mass at St John’s Church. Alma Katherine Hinkins 77 died in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by daughters Louise Betson Doris Essig and six grandchildren. Kenneth I Busey 84 formerly of East 3rd Street died at Montevue infirmary. He was born in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett W. Krummel
Kathryn Krummel
Perryville
Union Memorial Hospital
Elkton
Edward
Cora Watkins Krummel
Frederick
Judith Krummel
John Krummel
Joel Krummel
Patterson Funeral Home
Robert Ledden
Perryville Methodist Church
Daniel Pritchard
Hopewell Methodist Church
Hopewell Cemetery
Fort Deposit
Anna Mary Swope
Brunswick
George Kenneth Swope
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Charles W
Annie Welch Ingram
Robert
Portsmouth
Marion
Larry
Hawaii
Clara Bittinger
Agnes Jamison
Katherine Dobson
Sharpsburg
Patrick Ingram
John Ingram
Dargan
C. H. Feete and Brothers Funeral Home
H. F. Churchey
Church of God
Knoxville
Jeffrey Scott Long
Nickie L
Ann Biddinger Long
Woodsboro
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Edgar R. Long
D. Biddinger
J. Woodsboro
Grace Lutheran
John Mester
Julia Mester
Ridge Road
Braddock
Hungary
John
Anna Fesko
Stephen K. Mester
Ann Fesko
Andrew Fesko
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Howard C. Hinkins
Alma Katherine Hinkins
Howard Cabe] Hinkins
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Doris H. Essig
Falls Church
Charles Cole
Orofina
Idaho
Lawrence Holter
William Jinkens
Cambridge
Ohio
Gilbert
Claudia Betson
David
Victoria
William
John Essig
Hinkins
Western Presbyterian Church
Washington
E. Church Street
W. Merval Weaver
The
Presbyterian Church
Brunswick Cemetery
Kenneth J. Busey
Kenneth I Busey
East 3Rd Street
Montevue Infirmary
William McClanahan
Mary Brown Busey
George Fay, Takoma Park Funeral Notice
George Fay of Takoma Park Maryland dies. Friends call at Meara Funeral Friday at 10 30 a m with Rev Arnold Ross assistant pastor All Saints Episcopal Church. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fay
Takoma Park
Aryland
Meara
Arnold Ross
All Saints Episcopal Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Draft Boards Plan to Call up Men for Service
Hershey said local boards have a pool of 1-A married men 19 to 26 not yet examined and 1-A youths 18. The Selective Service System is ready for operations with plans for zero calls monthly to 500,000. After student deferments, boards may target married men 19 to 26 who were passed over but not deferred.
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Hershey
Local Man Held On Forgery Charges
A 23 year old Frederick man William E. Roberts was ordered held for grand jury action on three forgery charges and three uttering charges after a preliminary hearing in Magistrate's Court. He is held in Frederick County jail on $1500 bond with $250 on each charge. The alleged checks totaled 62 84 and 92 dollars drawn on L F Winpigler and cashed at Keefer's Liquor and at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. Lt Ellis G Carty led the investigation and Magistrate Byron W Thompson presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
William E. Roberts
West Patrick Street
Roberts
Frederick County
L. F. Winpigler
Keefer
Winpigler
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Ellis G. Carty
Frederick City
Byron W Thompson
Missile Base Attack Influences Johnson on Reservist Call
President Johnson's restraint on mobilizing reservists for Vietnam came after American bombers attacked two mobile missile sites near Hanoi. Officials say the strike, in response to a Sunday missile attack that downed a U.S. jet, underscored a no retreat stance and could have driven mobilization if the sites had remained undiscovered. The episode is viewed as a turning point shaping Johnson's deliberations on escalation.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
United States
Missile Base
Funerals for Stup Putman and Cramer Held
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Alberta R. Stup in Walkersville with Rev. Joseph H. Clem and Rev. Edwin D. Wen ch officiating. Burial followed in Utica Cemetery. Also observed were services for H. Clay Putman in Walkersville with burial at Mt. Zion Haughs Church cemetery and honorary pallbearers from the Church’s Mens’ Bible Class. S. Clarence Cramer, formerly of Mt. Pleasant, died Sunday. his funeral was at Etchison and Son Funeral Home with interment in Glade Cemetery Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta R. Stup
Homeward Church
Williamsport
Barton Funeral
Walkersville
Joseph H. Clem
Grace Reformed Church
Frederick
Edwin D. Wench
Utica Reformed Church
Lewistown
John Baer
Charles Cramer
Frank Martz
Raymond Barsford
George Green
Donald Snook
Utica
H. Clay Putman
Middleburg
Eugene A. Gardner
Mt. Zion Haughs Church
Ladiesburg
Mr. Putman
Austin Dutrow
Gene Hott
Baxter Dougherty
Raymond Martz
Clarence Leatherman
Richard Trout
S. Clarence Cramer
Mt. Pleasant
Monocacy Hall
Etchison and Son Funeral Home
Edwin C. Wenck
Hood College to Expand Enrollment With New Arts Center
Hood College officials and architects inspected the dormitory project finalizing plans for the Totem Arts Center and Coblentz Memorial Hall. The pair, built by J B Ferguson Co of Hagerstown, target completion in about three months. The renovation will push enrollment to about 773, phased over three years to balance the freshman class as estimates project full capacity by 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblentz
Hood
Henry Powell Hopkins
Baltimore
Charles F. Bowers
Frederick
J. Harold Hooper
Blaine G. Broadwater
Philip S. van Hook
George Brachey
Frederick Construction Company
John P. McKinnon
HHFA
Harrisburg
J. B. Ferguson Company
Hagerstown
Totem Arts Center
Coblentz Memorial Hall
Johnson avoids direct provocation of Communist camp
The President shows reluctance to mobilize the nation or push peace talks, aiming to keep the United States on a cautious footing and limit steps that could escalate tensions with the Communist bloc. Officials noted his preference for restraint to facilitate possible negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Disadvantage of guayule rubber farming noted
The text explains a major drawback in guayule cultivation as the shrub must be chopped to obtain latex, unlike the Hevea tree which can be tapped repeatedly. The limitation impacts steady rubber production.
Behind Scene Struggle Signals Soviet Leadership Turmoil
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports four former leaders Podgorny Shelest Demichev and Voronov resurfacing to suggest a nervous collective Soviet leadership engaged in internal power struggles. Press mentions and navy day remarks hint Kosygin on the defensive as party congress doubts rise. Hank's four game Minnesota series tees up a separate sports note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Southeast Asia
Kremlin
Nikolai V Podgomy
Pyotr V Shelest
Pyotr N. Demichev
Gennady I. Voronov
Nikita Khrushchev
Presidium
Podgorny
Alexeiy Kosygin
Voronov
Demichev
Shelepin
Shelest
Viet Nam
Pravda
Javestia
Kosygin
Communist Party
Oriole Manager's Father Dies At 89
Baltimore AP reports Hank Bauer, manager of the Baltimore Orioles, lost his father in East St. Louis at age 89 after a coma of three days. Hank will leave to attend his father’s funeral on Saturday. In his absence, coaches Bill Hunter and Harry Brecheen will manage the Orioles as they depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John Bauer
Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
East St. Louis
Ill
Orioles
Bauer
Hank
Bill, Hunter
Harry Brecheen
Pike Peak Named After Zebulon Pike Explorer
Zebulon Montgomery Pike, a US Army officer and explorer, gave his name to Pike Peak after leading expeditions into the southwest. His early surveys stimulated interest in the region. He was killed in action during the War of 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Pike Peak
Zebulon Montgomery Pike
Southwest
America
Pike
Woodsboro Farm Queen crowned Cynthia Mathews at picnic
Cynthia Mathews of Woodsboro was crowned Frederick County farm queen yesterday at the county Farm Bureau picnic in Woodsboro. She succeeds Kitty Lee Metcalfe of New Windsor and will compete August 20 with winners from 22 counties for Maryland Farm Queen. judges included Mrs Virgil Hilton and Henry R. Shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Marie Mathews
Woodsboro
Frederick
County Farm Bureau
Miss Mathews
Russell M. Mathews
Kitty Lee Metcalfe
New Windsor
Wiliam F. Schrodel
Farm Bureau Young People’s Committee
Myralee Garst
Walkersville
Susan Poole
Jefferson
Susan Smariga
Linda Keilholtz
Judy Williams
Becky Keilholtz
Peggy Tressler
Jo-Ann Martin
Virgil Hilton
William Dorrell
Henry R. Shoemaker
Mathews
Maryland
Timonium
Marilyn Griffith
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Wiley Griffith
Sarah Jane Snyder
Damascus
Janice Clark
Cheryl Warfield
Verna Brown
Gayle Priebe
Betty Lou Schaeffer
Property sales and obituary update in New Jersey
Russell Sale fetched about 50000 dollars with no revealed future plans for the property. A neighboring six acre parcel on Fourth Street failed to sell, bid at 11000 dollars. The company owns the parcel with a stone quarry in St Marys County to be sold privately later. Maurice LeCalvez, 47, longtime financial consultant for Frederick Visitation Academy restoration, died suddenly in Newton New Jersey. He arrived in Frederick in February to assist the program and left two weeks ago. Sisters of the Visitation ask prayers for the repose of his soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimler
Russell
Fourth Street
Rumler
St. Mary's County
Maurice LeCalvez
Frederick Visitation Academy
Newton
N.J
Frederick
Academy
Sisters of the Visitation
Miss Cynthia Neal Celebrates Third Birthday Today
Miss Cynthia Neal daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry T Neal of Pennsylvania Avenue is celebrating her third birthday today in a brief personal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Neal
Jerry T Neal
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senate Approves Health Care Bill to Expand Social Security
The Senate voted 70 to 24 to approve a bill expanding Social Security to create a health care program for Americans over 65. The measure, already approved by the House, would raise payroll taxes next year and fund a broad elderly health care system, with President Johnson expected to sign this week. In Memoriam references a sister, Lillian E Oden Cannon, who died three years ago, July 29, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cannon
Lillian E Oden Cannon
In memory of Marion Ridgley July 29 1963
Public notices and community messages from a small town paper include a memorial note for Marion Ridgley dated July 29 1963 a church festival and social events schedule with local businesses and service ads. The collage mentions a sister Agnes and other relatives, local shops Rodgers market walk-in specials and a long list of vendors and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgley
Marion Ridgley
Agnes
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
Taylor
Dean Rusk
Russia
Mineapolis
St Paul
Minnesota Twins
Oriole
Zebulon Pike
Cynthia Mathews
JoAnn Dorses
Marvin Burea
Alfred Spates
J) Pincake Brownin
Frederick Farm Bureau
Mt Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
William F Schrodel Jr
Jenice Martz
Russell Sale
New Jersey
Memoriam
Loving Sister
Betsy, Leonard
Earl
Rodgers
Harriet Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
Emmitsburg
Catoctin
Hamilton
Taney Apts
Red Men's Club
Constance H Mercer Walkers
Big Mountaindale
PET & Tack
West Patrick St
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Market St
Sinclair
West South St
Thomas Ave
Herb & Sylvia Morrison
Gilbert W. Kidwell
MR & Mrs
Wilson T. Kidwell
Sisters & Brothers
Fred B Kehne
Ecker
North Market
Sunrise
Jerseyland
Quynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill
Revere
Magnalite
Robeson
Seeger & CO
Canning
Ball Kerr
Bernardin
Leon House
LPA
Frederick Cis
Independent Howe
West
Haven St
Mreeting
BERG
Creager Real Estate
Donald Deval
Any
Marsden
E. Patrick
Hamilton-Wain
Breezy Grove Park
Wm H
Margaret M Wiles Ford
Guibert Goukers Mountain
Harmony
Ruth Fackson
Horse & Pony
Franklin
Manchester
Alcoholics Anonymous
East Pour H St
Mt Zion
Middletown Amvets
Joe's Cleaners
PRYOR
Thomont
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
East Fourth St
Bar
A&w
Wolfsville Picnic Woods
Lewis
Wolfsville
Geranums
Margaret
Florist
West Patrisk ST
Red Haven
Catoltin
Orchard Thurmont
Thurmont
South Market St
Middletown
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb
Woodrow
Bill
Andersen
Hides
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alloy
E. Dth
Nelson Tucker
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