Obituary notices for Norman Fulmer and Meda Curfman
Norman Fulmer, 74, of near Frederick, died Friday night. He leaves a wife Esa Baer Fulmer a son Harry L. Fulmer two sisters a brother and three grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown. Rev. Carrall Boyer to officiate. Burial Lutheran Cemetery Middletown. Meda Corby Curfman, 78, of Thurmont, died Thursday in Riverside California. Born in Williamsport she was daughter of Walter and Alice Corby. She leaves two sons Joseph E. Curfman and James D. Curfman two daughters and 15 grandchildren. Body at Craeger Funeral Home Thurmont. Funeral arrangements later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Fulmer
L. Norman Fulmer
Frederick
Willian
Virginia Hargett Fulmer
Lutheran Church of
John Fulmer
Gladhill Funeral Home
Middletown
Carrall Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Meda Corby Curfman
Thurmont
Riverside Community Hospital
Riverside
Calif
Williamsport
Walter
Alice Corby
Curfman
Thurmont United Church of Christ
Joseph E. Curfman
Sunnymeade
James D. Curfman
Ringold
James D. Wagaman
Elizabeth B. Eyler
Creager Funeral Home
Funeral services for Ivan Routzahn in Middletown
Ivan R Routzahn of Middletown died Wednesday. Funeral services were held Friday morning at Gladhill Funeral Home with Rev J Paul Seltzer officiating. Bearers were Guy M Neal G Raymond Keller Austin L Huffer Richard M Smith and Richard H Culler. Honorary bearers were John W Carpenter William E Crone Walter K Forney and Eugene F Rinehart. Burial followed in Lutheran Church Cemetery Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan R. Routzahn
Middletown
Gladhill
Eugene F. Rinehart
Lutheran Church Cemetery
Hood College Opens Faculty Changes Across Departments
Hood College announces multiple faculty appointments across Modern and Classical Languages, Religion and Philosophy, English, physical education, history and political science, and biology. New hires include Miss Moran in French, Dr. Jay M. Van Hook in religion and philosophy, Miss Wagner in English, Miss Karen Kirsch in physical education, Miss Linda C. Lovejoy in history, Vincent A. Iverson as visiting religion and philosophy lecturer, and Miss Alice P. Schole in biology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay M. van Hook
Columbia University
New York
Jack Pustiinik
Calvin College
Grand Rapids
Mich
Woodrow Wilson
Charlotte A. Wagner
Principia College
Elsah
University of Maryland
Linda C. Lovejoy
Sheldon Watts
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N.J
Vincent A. Iverson
Department of
Paul Mehl
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Harvard Divinity School
Cambridge
Mass
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Yale Divinity School
Alice P. Schole
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Ann Simonsen
Youth’s chase ends with self-inflicted death near Fishing Creek
Johnson, 18, fled after police spotted him with a companion. A daylong manhunt followed a pursuit from Fifth Street to High Knob and the Fishing Creek reservoir area. A K9 dog traced his clothing to a bloodied scene where he lay unconscious and died an hour later at the hospital. He carried a pistol and bullets. authorities doubt ownership. He was identified as the son of Milton Trout Johnson Sr. and Angie Belle Price Johnson of York Pennsylvania. Memorial services for the family were set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Dailey Funeral Home with private burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Fifth Street
Baughman’s Lane
Shookstown
High Knob
Fishing Creek
Tn Johnson
Samuel Dorsey
CB. Tucker
Glenn Bowman
E. Barnes
United
John Culler
David M. Youngdahl
Youngdahl
Milton Trout Johnson Sr
Angie Belle Price Johnson
York
Grace Rebecca Spafford Kunz
Olin
Iowa
Ivan C
Desperate Youth Ends Chase With Self Inflicted Shot
Officers and volunteers hunted a 17 year old after a fatal chase. Clothing found in his car matched the suspect and a 22 pistol lay near his body on a hillside. A newspaper story to his parents sat on the front seat, and bystanders witnessed the final moments of the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Judith
Hhimself
Flow Of Potomac Hits All-Time July Low
The Potomac River flow reached a July low with an average daily rate of 790 million gallons, about 30 percent of normal, as hydrologists note a drop from 950 million earlier in July to 350 million by month end. Upriver rains briefly sustained flow early month, then decline persisted through July 20 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Washington
Potomac River
Geological Survey
Ewell Moiler
Survey
College Park
River flow estimates shift with August rainfall outlook
Estimates by RL Hanson from the Arlington office project Potomac river flow. If August rainfall is negligible the Potomac may run about 420 million gallons a day by Sept 1 and 380 million by Oct 1. Groundwater in the Washington area remains below average with some parts of the basin showing larger declines. An auction listing for household and shop items includes tables, furniture, appliances, and outdoor gear, with terms cash.
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RL. Hanson
Survey
Arlington
Potomac
Washington
Uvotomac
Maryland
Washingon
Swamley Buildlows
Cy Owoich
Everton Point
Limi
Frederick i
ABC
Sears
Otner
Calvin Swomley
Emmett R Solus
Calvin Swomiey
Local Mentions and Auctions in Frederick Area
A packed community notices page lists auctions and sales across Carroll and Frederick counties. Farm dispersals, dairy cattle auctions, real estate investment opportunities, public notices, reunions, church picnics, and local shop ads appear with dates in August 1966 and July 31 highlights. District events cover gravely varied interests from dairy herds to antique furniture to community gatherings.
Two Public Auctions In Carroll County Md Reach Weekend Sales
The notice lists auctions on Roop Road near Tanettown and Bull Frog Road with farm dispersal items. Head Holsteins, dairy equipment, furniture, line of farm machinery including John Deere, plus a 2 day sale near Tenettown. Auctioneer details and dates August 6 1966 and August 18 1966 are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipe Creek Bridge
Taneytown
Carroll County
Maryland-West
Virginia
A. J. Irvin & Son
Taneytown, Md
A. Doty Remsberg
Mgr
Simmons Rd
Rt. 97
Emmitsburg
Leonard
Glenn Gillespie
Glenn Trout & Jas
G. Trout
Mehrie N. Wachter
Roop Road
Tenettown
Cute
Tanestown-Emmits- 2
Bull Frog Road
Mosis John Deere
John R. Blanchfield, JR
A. Doty
Settlement Hands In Limbo Across Striking Airlines
Government, union, and airline officials fret over settlement terms as a rejection could harm Siemiller’s record and trigger major losses. Five airlines bargain jointly with the machinists union, while Braniff Continental and Northeast stay outside. A TWU strike against American was paused as a presidential emergency board is formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siemiller
Johnson
Congress
Braniff
Continental
Northeast Airlines
American Airlines
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
White House
Marines Press Forward in Viet Nam War
In Da Nang and surrounding areas U S Marines confront a grinding war of patrols ambushes and small engagements. The Leathernecks expand perimeters to protect villages while prioritizing winning local loyalty over large scale conventional assault. Lt Gen Walt notes three battles against main forces guerrillas and public allegiance.
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Walt
da Nang
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
We Corps
Leathernecks
Ya Nang
Chu Lai
Phu Bai
Lewis W. Walt
Professor Moyle Dies Rescuing Son in Netherlands
Lehigh University professor Morton P. Moyle, 42, was killed while trying to save his son from an oncoming trolley in Amsterdam. Moyle, a native of Wilkes-Barre, Pa, was returning home from Brazil with his wife and four children. his son David, 10, sustained a slight head fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Lehigh University
Netherlands
Morton P. Moyle
Peter Moyle
Annapolis
Moyle
Amsterdam
Brazil
Lehigh
David
Wilkes- Barre
Frederick Gas Company proposes tariff changes in Maryland
Frederick Gas Company filed with the Public Service Commission of Maryland a proposal to replace schedules C and D with new General Service Rate Schedule A and to replace G with AC for air conditioning. The plan adds unmetered lighting as an optional provision, effective September 1966 with a 20 day comment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick Gas Company, Inc
Public Service Commission of Maryland
West Preston Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Frederick Nee Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Caaths
Mrs
Meda C. Curfman
Marion MacPhail
Moran
Middlebury College
Middlebury
University of Poitiers
Chase
Lawrence M. Prescott E. and
W. Ponton
B.A
Patrick St
Rockville
M. A. Korson
Kemptown Carret Hall
Keoth Browningsville
Carmack
Baptist
Walkersville
Vinda Bona
Jefferson Blvd
Braddock Heights
William T. McGee Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Glenn Trout
James GC. Trout
Liana
Rex R. Martin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
O. B. Jackson
Rev
Ogle
Joyce Bleeks
Ida (Noffsung
Thomas Stone
Francis Reusberger
Decker
Walter Noffsinger
Claiborne Noffsinger
Stanley Smith
Libertytown
Woodshoro
T. Roosevelt Marshall Glenn Trout
Mehrle Wachter
Isth Sigler
Gathland State Park
Bern
Double United
Sinclair Station
Bentz & Patrick Sts
Slong Goshen Rd
Gaithersburg
Summit Ave
Laytonsville
Thomas C. Grimes Glenn
James G. Trout
Rosemont Ave
Farmers Coop Safety Center
Wisner St. Frederick, Md
Esso
Blue Grass Travelers
Tuscarora Gun Club
Myersville
Moose
Frederick Fair Grounds
Betterton
Harvey Harrington
Big Pipe Creek Park
Lewistown
Lewistown Raritan
MT. Zion Methodist Church
McKaig
Catoctin
Rodger's
New York Strip
Rodger’s
N. Market St
East Third St
Emmett R. Bowlus
Marlow’s
5Th & Bentz Sts
Forest Grove
Poolesville
Pleasant Grove
Browningsville
Staley Park
Mehal F. Wachter
Mountaindale Rd
Yellow Springs
South Market St
Kinsey
Evergreen Point
Harriet Chapel
Furnace
Nelson Tucker
S&h
Frederick City
Patrick
Bentz
Fleischman’s Cleaners
E. Patrick ST
C. Eichelberger
Marcus Cleaners
Mt. Zion Haugh's Church
Ladiesburg
Harmony
Merle
Motter Ave
Joe’s Cleaners
North Market St
Flint Hill Methodist Church
Routzahn
Denver
Johnny’s Market
7Th & Market Sts
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth St
Crocker & Ne Builders Ac
MOSER
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Woodrow
Bill
Anderson
Dickey Bird
Ecker’s
Airline
Market St
Tne
F.up
Ane i JS
Professor
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