Funeral services for Weldon A Hill Oldfield near Libertytown
Funeral services were held at Keys Chapel Church Oldfield for Weldon Andrew Hill who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The Rev Donald R B Ford officiated with bearers Robert Dorsey Charles Green Chester Fisher Samuel Brown Alfred Roberts Chester Roberts. Burial in Oldfield Cemetery. D D Hartzler and Sona Funeral Home directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Andrew Hill
Oldfield
Libertytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Keys Chapel Church
Donald RB. Ford
Robert Dorsey
Charles Green
Chester Fisher
Samuel Brown
Alfred Roberts
Chester Roberts
Oldfield Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler
Sona Funeral Home
Local Personal Notes from Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs Arthur Kelly of Hoffman now reside at 1300 Pinewood Drive Spring Valley Addition after a New York and New England vacation. Mr and Mrs Claiborne Noffsinger Jr Thurmont welcomed twin daughters Leona Kay and Lole Kay at Waynesboro Hospital. Leona Kay weighed six pounds thirteen ounces and Lole Kay six pounds twelve ounces, with a sister awaiting at home. Mr Owen Ecker returned from St Louis where he attended the 45th annual convention of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association and served as Maryland state representative. Earl Gene Bussard and sons Jeffery Timothy with Mrs Bussard and her parents George and Mrs Ingram of Taneytown are in Tampa Florida visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kelly
Hoffman
Pinewood Drive
Spring Valley Addition
New York
New England
Claiborne C. Noffsinger Jr
Thurmont
Waynesboro Hospital
Leona Kay
Lole Kay
Owen Ecker
St. Louis
National
Local Girl Injured In Auto Mishap
A 19-year-old Frederick county girl Miss Jean L Williams is held for observation at Bethesda Naval Hospital after losing control on Md 355. Her 1980 coupe was a total loss and she was charged with failing to drive to the right of center. Separate incident on U S 46 near Myersville involved Lt Ralph H Potts and David E Railsback with damage totals of 100 and 175 dollars. Railsback was charged with failing to reduce speed to avoid a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Jean L. Williams
RFD 7
Frederick
Miss Williams
Bethesda Hospital
Fort Detrick Infirmary
Th. C
Ronald Twigg
Twigg
U.S. 46
Railsback
Gordon H. Smith
GOP Leads President Race In Money Spent
Federal Communications Commission statistics show Democrats spent 17.8 million dollars on radio and television time while Republicans used 15.9 million. others spent under one million. The data indicate Democrats outspent Republicans overall, though Republicans invested more in the presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Frederick on TV Saturday Sunday
Weekend Traveler will telecast a color program at 6 30 PM Saturday and Sunday morning on WRC TV from Washington. The show divides footage among Frederick the C and O Canal Great Falls Antietam Battlefield and scenes from Thurmont and Middletown with Mike Hennessy narrating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Weekend Traveler
Reon
Cam
Wrc-Tv
Ashington
Ber Anast mi
Antietam
Thurmont
Middletown
Mike Hennessy
Hammond
Porpoises Struggle To Save Sick Friend
Four porpoises at an aquarium have strained to help Ginny a 30 year old star of the show who fell ill last weekend. Trainer Bud Krohn says she responded to antibiotics but relapsed and is too weak to surface for air as her companions keep watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bud Krohn
Ginty
Krohn
Ginny
Hospital Updates From Frederick Memorial Patients
Among The Sick Mr Charles Whisner Sr Center Street is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Clarence Lindsay Woodfield is a patient in Frederick Memorial Hospital where she underwent surgery on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whisner Sr
Center Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarence Lindsay
Woodfield
Milk Price Outlook For 1965 1966 And Local Rates
The article notes drought affects milk producers across the milkshed for four years, rainfall below normal in April and May, and proposed water restrictions due to the Potomac River’s low level. Beef price rises could drive heavier dairy culling. Market data show Class I sales rising since 1965 while pooled producer milk grows slowly, with 1988 projections lower than 1961. Metropolitan Washington’s population grew 20 percent 1960 to 1965, and Mid Atlantic price relationships hinder milk procurement. June area prices to Baltimore and Washington dairies were $4.63 and $4.70 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Department of Commerce
National Capital Regional Planning Council
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Delaware
Virginia
Baltimore
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Earl F Angell announce a second child Janet Marie born Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Herbert I Jones on South Market Street report a fourth son David Anthony born Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Richard May of West Patrick Street welcome Teresa Diane as their first child born Tuesday. Mrs May is the former Paula Klipp of Frederick. Mrs Kenneth M on West Twelfth Street announces first child Curt Jeffrey born Wednesday. Mrs Lamm formerly Nancy Stup of Frederick, Mr and Mrs union cue on Second Street continue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth M
West Twelfth Street
Curt Jeffrey
Lamm
Nancy Stup
Frederick
Union Cue
Saat Second Street
Frederick area birth notices list several new arrivals
A batch of birth announcements from Frederick area families reports new arrivals this week. Lisa Diane is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Marks formerly Barbara Thompson. David William Jr is the first child of Mr and Mrs David W Stull of Frederick. Alan Lee is a son born to Mr and Mrs Wallace H Matheny Jr of Williamsport. Michael Joseph is the second son of Mr and Mrs Howard C Biddinger of Gaithersburg. Michele Marie is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert J Ruszkiewicz of Frederick, and Kathleen Marie is the fourth daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard C Fitzpatrick of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Stull
Frederick
David William Jr
Stull
Linda Craver
Wallace H. Matheny Jr
Williamsport
Alan Lee
Howard C. Biddinger
Gaithersburg
Michael Joseph
Robert J. Ruszkiewicz
Michele Marie
Ruszkiewicz
Victoria Widomski
Baltimore
Richard C. Fitzpatrick
RFC
Katherine Marie
Johnson’s Vietnam push seen curbing 66 recession fears
AP analysis notes President Johnson’s moderate escalation in Vietnam could spur government spending and defend civilian economy from immediate tax hikes or wage controls. Defense orders would lift several industries, boost payrolls, and maintain growth without triggering emergency controls that hobble civilian firms. The plan amounts to a measured stimulus with revenue priming for Great Society goals and potential future tax relief if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Johnson
Viet Nam
Treasury
Pentagon
College World Literature Course Opens for Freshmen
A new world literature course concentrates on major Western works from Ancient Greece to modern times with close study of selected texts rather than a survey. Freshmen report Sept 1 for testing at 1 30, new students register Sept 7 10 am to 9 pm, returning students Sept 8 2 30 pm to 8 30 pm.
Bazooka Attack Hits Laotian City
A bazooka attack in downtown Vientiane Laos killed three people and wounded 18 during an open-air theatre. Six shells were fired from a Buddhist cemetery in the northeast, aimed at the Chinese and Soviet embassies and near the home of police chief Col. Bounk hong Pradeife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
Col
Bounkhong Pradeife
France Boosts Algeria Oil Share in Sahara Pact
ALGIERS AP France raises Algeria share in Sahara oil and gas venture S N Repal from 40.5 to 50 percent and hikes taxes from 53 to 355 percent over four years. France will provide 40 million dollars annually for industrial development over five years with 80 percent repaid in 20 years at 3 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
France
Algeria
Sahara
S.N. Repal
Russian Firemen Help Put Out Embassy Fire in Moscow
In Moscow, Soviet firefighters aided at the American Embassy, describing their work as highly efficient. The blaze began shortly after 7 am in a storage area of the embassy compound, while the nine story chancery building remained undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Chancery
Whittling post to mark visitors at Colorado center
Tourists at a Colorado recreation center will receive a six foot redwood whittling post carved with their initials. The post is planted in concrete by the US Bureau of Land Management at the agency's new center just west of Gypsum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
US Bureau of Land Management
Gypsum
Cole
Crowd Hinders Effort To Save Dying Child
In Dallas Texas a crowd of Negroes hampered firemen attempting to reach a dying child in a burning south Dallas apartment. Police jailed a 19 year old woman and two men after Patrolman Shackleford was struck. Sgt Dahman was clawed as officers tried to move the crowd back from the doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
RJ. Shackleford
JF. Dahman
Steelworkers consider 30 day strike notice in steel industry
The United Steelworkers executive board and wage policy committee meet to consider serving 30 days strike notice on the basic steel industry. Under an interim contract that averted a strike May 1, either side can serve notice on or after Aug 1, making Aug 30 the earliest strike date. Negotiations have not progressed as hoped, but strike notice would be routine if no agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Executive Board
Public Notice Maryland plan completed for 1965 66 year
The Maryland State Plan for the Administration of Public Law 88164 Title 1 Part C is completed for fiscal years ending June 30 1965 and June 30 1966 A copy for examination and comment is available at the State Board of Health and Mental Hygiene Baltimore Maryland The plan authorizes Federal Grants in Aid for construction and equipment of public and other non profit facilities for the mentally retarded through 1968 Aaron A Dietz M D Chairman Local notices mention swimming pool firms reunions picnics and community events across Teeland Treeland Foxville Poolesville Utica and nearby areas with dates mostly in July and August 1993 events and sales ads included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Board of Health and Mental Hygiene
Preston St
Baltimore
Aaron A. Dietz
Exposition of local notices and sales around Frederick 1965
Local items list transportation schedules sales and notices. Includes excursions from Frederick City leaving August 8 at 12:01 A.M. with reservations by August 6, plus various ads for employment key punch operators, auctions, public sales of household furnishings, notices of anniversaries reunions and church events. Also includes farm stables sales, real estate offerings, cooking and barber shop ads, and community bake and supper events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dill Avenue
Frederick, Md
Multiple Local Ads And Notices From Middletown Area
A dense clipping lists business notices and community events including shop closings at Crystal Laundry and the Dry Cleaning Dept for August, open hours at Sinclair Station under new management, and various services from World Book Encyclopedias to barbershops. It also advertises a Big Waters Picnic, crab feeds, parish events, and local sales with dates, prices, and contact numbers, reflecting a mid 1960s community business roundup.
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Weldon
Andrew Hill
Gillelan
Charles D. Gillelan
Emmitsburg
Gettys
Wilson
Emmits
Philip Bower
View Little
Francis Arnold
John Stoner
Leo M. Boyle
John White
Renee
American Legion of
Bernard E. Sprankle
George H. Ashbaugh Jr
Andrew Shorb
William Topper
William Roders
T. Eugene Rodgers
Earl Foprer
Edgar Wastler
Porpoises
Lisa Diane
Marks
Barbara Thompson
Frederic
Frederick County
Marine Corps Recruit Training Depot
Parris Island
S.C
Camp Lejeune
N. C
James C. Tobery
Ralph E. Bidle Jr
Myersville
Thomas E. Haupt
Glenn F. Rudy
Harold H. Hoffman Jr
William E. Miss
Lawrence W. Lantz
Middletown High School
Business Review
Patrick Chambers
R.G. Russell
Earl Chambers Jr
Treeland Nurseries Inc
George
Laura Shafer
Fishing Creek Reservoir
St. Lukes Lutheran
Feagaville
Harmony Band
Foxville
Lee Valley Travelers
Moriah Dorcas Society
Forest Grove
Poolesville
West South St
Utica
Muller's
Atlantic Cit City
Frederick City
Tran. & Steel Pier
Harvey A. Harrington, Jr
South St
Netics
Mountain Road
Knoxville, Md
Husky Park
Oscar M. Summers
Washington Grove
Montgomery County
All States Inn
Oakmont Avenue
Ray K. Watcher
Leslie A. Hutzell
Eyler Stables
Eyler ‘Stables
Pilgram
Dr. Turner Jr
Rev. Rouf
Azel Renner
Annie M. Stull
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Hornets Nest Road
Norvell Belt
Paul R. Kolb
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
Frederick Hearing Ctr
Rodgers
Rodgers’ N Market St
Harriet Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
Harmony
Catoctin
Damascus
Wamilton
Bakers Park
Charles
Cordelina Wisner
Millers Woods
Fire Commissioners
Marion W. Rice
Supt. of Public Works
Pleasant Grove Church Mall
Browningsville
Flint Hill Church
Park Mill Road
Hays Rd
Steeemy Ee Rd
Wolfsvile
Ivan C. Stottlemyer
Chas. Martin
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Herb
Sylvia Morrison
Fred B. Kehne
Ecker
North Market St
Sunrise
Jerseyland
Quynn Orchards
Reel's Mill Rd
Revere
Magnalite
Robeson
Teflon & Chrome
Seeger & CO
Market St
Bernardin
Carmack's Supermarket
North Market Street
Leon
Independent Hose Co
West Church St
4Th St
John Droneburg
Creager
Donald Duvall
Mt. Airy, Md
Crystal Laundry
Sinclair
Thomas Ave
Red Men's Club
Constance H Mercer Walkersville
PET & Tack
West Patrick St
Marsden
E. Patrick St
Hawilton
Breezy Grove Park
Mt. Zion
Haugh
Ladiesburg
Yellow Spring
Fleischman’s Cleaners
Middletown Amvets
Joe's Cleanera
Pryor Road
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
East Fourth St
Bar
A&w Root Beer
A&w
Wolfsville Picnic Woods
Lewis Family
Wolfsville Ruritan Club
Geraniums & Chrysanthimum
Margaret's Florist
Red Haven
Catogtin
Orchard Thurmont
fHlume
Routzahn
BUDGI
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb
Prop. Dam
Woodrow (Bull) Anderson
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th && Dial
Nelson Tucker
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