Fifty Years Ago on Bicycles to Gettysburg
Charles Mullican and Ralph Cline rode bicycles to Gettysburg returning the next day. The up trip took a little over three hours and the return took two hours and forty five minutes for 31 miles, considered good time. A mule intended for corn plowing near Montevue died suddenly this morning. The Frederick City Hospital sought 750 dollars from the county to cover losses during a month of quarantine for smallpox. Woodsboro Evangelical Lutheran Church dedicated with large attendance and Rev. Reese St C Poffenbarger. Morning service included a request to apply 5000 dollars to reduce the church debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mullican
Ralph Cline
Gettysburg
Montevue
Ira J. McCurdy
A. C. McCardell
Frank C. Norwood
Maccabees Emerge as Crown Heights Vigilantes
In Crown Heights Brooklyn a rabbi's wife fends off a knife attack and a group of about 100 young men forms the Maccabees a patrol with unarmed radio cars. They patrol Friday nights aiding police and cutting street crime as fears rise in the largely Jewish community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Crown Heights
B. C
Big Potatoes and Senate Reform Calls
Senator Wayne Morse accuses secrecy in the Baker inquiry and urges Congress to reform. He says the public distrusts legislators and implies many may have benefited from hidden campaign funds. Morse praises Clifford Case for urging disclosure while urging his own party to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Baker
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Senate
Baker
Morse
Congress
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Palmyra Palm Featured As Versatile World Plant
Stock quotations suggest local securities range while Palmyra palm of Ceylon and India is highlighted for its 800 claimed uses. The notice cites Alex Brown & Sons as NYSE members and notes prices as guide to approximate market values at compilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Frederick
Ceylon
India
Draft boards run on Memorial Day avert downtown fire
Memorial Day operations kept draft boards open and smoke traced to a short circuit in Winchester Hall. A survey near the Square showed only 32 flags displayed. Frederick County exceeded its Greek relief quota by sending 6,542 garments. Landlords must register under the federal rent control act starting June 12 at public schools, per Lu cien E. Gaudreau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Frederick County
Greek War Relief Association
Frederick City
Lucien E. D. Gaudreau
Personal notes on Lucille Goins and Hammaker travel
Mrs. Lucille Goins of College avenue returns from a week of vacation in San Antonio Texas. Mrs. Ernest P Hammaker of Thurmort leaves to visit her son-in-law and daughter Capt and Mrs Campbell Watkins Gray in Alamogordo New Mexico who recently became the parents of a six pound eight ounce boy. Capt Gray is a jet pilot in the United States Air Force. Since their marriage the Grays have been stationed in Texas England and France. They have been living in Mexico since last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Goins
College Avenue
San Antonio
Tex
Ernest P. Hammaker
Thurmort
Campbell Watkins Gray
Alamogordo
N.M
Hammaker
Grays
Capt
Gray
United States Air Force
Texas
England
France
Mexico
Births at Frederick Memorial Hospital Reported
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital covering May 25 to May 29 list multiple new arrivals and parents from Frederick Middletown Walkersville and Brunswick. Names include Tracy Denise daughter of James C Nay lor and Mary Jane Lyles. Gerald Lee Jr son of Gerald Lee Travis. Stuart Craig son of Fred Rudy. Ellen Eunice daughter of Roger Eyler Jr. Larry Gene dr son of Lary G Jar vis. David Patrick son of John H Harding. Michele Moter daughter of William E Thrasher. Also noted is the death of James D Maitland, 82, Denver industrialist, after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James C. Naylor
RFD
Frederick
Tracy Denise
Roger Eyler Jr
Walkersville
Ellen Eunice
Lary G. Jarvis
West South Street
Larry Gene' Dr
John H. Harding
Brunswick
David Patrick
Harding
Nancy Schamel
Willam E.thrasher
Death notices and funeral services in Urbana area
Funeral services were held for several residents including Mrs Mary Frances Anderson widow of Bion E Anderson, Mrs Hattie Bell Burgee, Ruth Eyler wife of Roger Eyler, Marietta Hahn Gilbert, David Holland of Hope Hill, Sadie E Mehrling widow of Harry Mehrling, and Raymond J Kendall. Services took place at local churches and the Mt Olivet, St Johns Catholic, and Hope Hill cemeteries with pallbearers named for each. M R Etchison and Son served as funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Anderson
Bion Eugene Anderson
East Church Street
J. Elmer Benson
Urbana Methodist Church
Lawrence
John
Charles
Edward
William Wilcam
Edward Hawkins
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Hattie Bell Burgee
F. Uriah Burgee
Montgomery General Hospital
St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic Church
Urbana
Joseph F. Thorning
Duval Sneadner
M. Clyde Murphy
Frank C. Linthicum
E. Dorsey Lawson
Edward C. Wilcom
Arno G. Page
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Ruth Eyler
North Market Street
Roger S. Eyler
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Florence Traver
Church School
Charles Stull
Floyd Spalding
Robert J. Burali
Harry Mask
William Null
Harold Stull
Marietta Hahn Gilbert
J. Franklin Gilbert
St. John’s Catholic Church
John L. Lippold
Melvin Hahn
Franklin Heck
Jerry Hahn
Charles Sponseiler
Charles Hahn
Paul Hahn
Bobby Heck
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Hudson Hauser wedding held at St Johns in Summit New Jersey
The Hudson Hauser nuptials took place Sunday at St Johns Greek Cutheran Church Summit New Jersey with Carolyn Moore Hauser daughter of James H. Hauser and Philip Henry Hudson son of Philip S. Hudson. The ceremony at 3 pm was officiated by Rev Richard L Peterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Cutheran Church
Summit
N. J
Carolyn Moore Hauser
James H. Hauser
Chatham
Philip Henry Hudson
Philip S. Hudson
RFD
Frederick
Richard L. Peterman
Western Maryland College 1964 graduates receive honors
Dr Felix Morley urged graduates to apply discrimination to politics and world peace as a defense against demagogic exploitation. The ceremony honored five with honorary degrees, plus masters and bachelors grads from Westminster and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster, Md
Felix Morley
Western Maryland College Today
Dr. Morley
Robert C. Thompson
Towson
William P. Kesmodel
Salisbury
Raymond L. Roderick
Hagerstown
L. Carey Bolster
Baltimore
W. Wilson Duncan
Pocomoke City
Betty M. Franklin
Shirley A Hoff
Westminster
Dennis P. Quinby
Cambridge
Bates
George A. Gebelein
Medical patients and injuries reported in Frederick area
Among The Sick entries note Mrs. Charles Fitez of West Pat Tick street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. John D. Gaver of RFD 1 has home return from University Hospital Baltimore. Mr. Allen P. Grumbine Sr. of Wilson Place was injured in an automobile accident on April 20 and re entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fitez
West Pat- Tick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John D. Gaver
RFD
Airy
University Hospital, Baltimore
Allen P. Grumbine Sr
Wilson Place
Juvenile Held After Alleged Assault on Woman
City police report a 16-year-old Frederick boy was turned over to juvenile authorities after allegedly assaulting and beating 54-year-old Mrs Daisy I McClure of East Sixth Street. The incident followed a dispute over a ball thrown in her yard around 6 10 pm May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Daisy I. McClure
East Sixth Street
Mayi
Alumni and civic honors listed for area residents
William M. Penn Jr of Baltimore receives the Gruber medal for extracurricular activities. Janet B. Shanholtz of Cumberland earns the Alumni citizenship award. Dennis P. Quinby of Cambridge secures the Wall Street Journal achievement award. Margaret A. Hindle of Prince Frederick wins the English achievement award. Barbara A. Drury of Baltimore earns the library award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruber
William M. Penn Jr
Baltimore
Janet B. Shanholtz
Cumberland
Wall Street Journal
Dennis P. Quinby
Cambridge
Margaret A. Hindle
Prince Frederick
Barbara A. Druery
Local court cases lead to suspended and jail sentences
A 28 year old Adamstown man received a six month suspended sentence for petty larceny after an employer stated the theft would be repaid. Other defendants: Stanley Kidd jailed 65 days for drunken driving and failure to drive right of center with fines. James Brooks jailed 25 days for disorderly conduct. Albert Blank acquitted of intoxication. Howard Brice jailed six months for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Byron W. Thompson
Jack Floyd Johnson
Johnson
James Clark
John M. Miller
Clark
Miller
Cpl
William F. Davis
Stanley Russell Kidd
South Market Street
Kidd
Tfe
Ronald C. Lewis
James H. Brooks
West South Street
Brooks
Gideon T. Darkis
Albert Morrison Blank
Blank
Ray N. Dietz
Howard H. Brice
RFD 5
Frederick
Maryland House of Correction
Brice
Alton C. Twenty
Deaths of Blickenstaffs Brooks Graham Heerd Ettchi infant noted
Mrs. Jennie C. Blickenstaff died at 80 at her home in Hagerstown after a long illness. Surviving children include Pauline Virginia and Madaline, with a son Jonas, and siblings in Maryland. Funeral plans set at Rest Haven Chapel. Charles William Brooks of Bartonsville died suddenly, age 77, a WWI veteran and church and veterans group member. Interment at Bartonsville Cemetery after services at Jackson Chapel. St. Raymond C. Graham, 71, of Largo Florida, died of coronary occlusion. Retired Navy veteran, boxing champ, to be buried at Arlington with military honors. Edward L. Heerd, 55, of Hagerstown, died after a short illness. Survived by wife Margaret, children Allen Gary Phillip, brothers Milton and Elmer, sister Mrs Ramsburg, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at street address. Infant Carla Long, four, of Emmitsburg, died at Johns Hopkins after six months illness. Surviving parents Donald and Marilyn Long and brother Douglas Wayne Long. Grandparents Grant Long and Mr. and Mrs. (names truncated).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Blickenstaff
Jennie C. Blickenstaff
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Levi and
Louise Grossnickle Brandenburg
Grossnickle Church of the Brethren
Pauline Blickenstaff
Virginia Beitler
Madeline Frushour
Frederick
Jonas Blickenstaff
Baltimore
Stella Bittle
Myersville
Harry Grossnickle
Walkersville
Harry
Cyrus Brandenburg
Keefer Brandenburg
San Mary
Lloyd Brandenburg
Gladhill
Rest Haven
Basil Grossnickle
Charles Cameron
Rest Haven Cemetery
Charles W. Brooks
Charles William Brooks
Bartonsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elsie Jane Hill Brooks
William C
Sara Ayres Brooks
France
Brooks
Jackson Chapel
William P. Larkin
American Legion
W.W.I
Eleanore Brooks
Bertron Hill
Lawrence Ambush
George Patrick Onley
Charles Onley
Hicks Funeral Home
Jackson Chapel Methodist Church
Floyd Lyles
Bartons‘ville Cemetery
Raymond C. Graham
Largo
Florida
Carroll County
Barkhill
Myrtle Lundquist Graham
H. Edgar Graham
Philadelphia
Medford P. Graham
Old Soldiers Home
Washington, D.C
Guy Babylon
New Windsor
Navy
Central
South America
Fleet Reserve Association
Denver
Colorado
Liberty Lodge
el Jebel Temple
Rocky Mountain
Arlington National Cemetery
D. D. Harzler and Sons
Edward L. Heerd
East Church Street
Mr. Heerd
Mamie Grace Houck Heerd
Lewis Elmer Heerd
Margaret E. Allen Heerd
Allen Lewis Heerd
Gary L. Heerd
Phillip E. Heerd
Milton W. Heerd
Poplar Heights
Elmer Heerd
Maurice A. Ramsburg
Vienna Carol
Gary Lee Heerd
Heerd
Everedy Company
Edgewood Church of God
Carla Long
Donald
Marilyn Long
Emmitsburg
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Douglas Wayne Long
Grant Long
Mr. and
Conrad I. Mann
Elsie Florence Mann
Finksburg
Carroll County General Hospital
Conrad T. Mann
Frederick County
Arnold J
Isabelle Wilhide
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
James W. Bowers
Reisterstown
Kenneth A. Sprinkle
Westminster
Carroll I. Sr
Lester C
Earl F
Raymond W. Mann
Donald Wilhide
Thurmont
Randolph
Raymond
Washington
Wilson
Oscar
York
Myers Funeral Home
Frederick S. Moler
Pearl Captalin Moler
Frederick Shipley Moler
James E
Mary Hood Shoebridge
Madeline C. Wirts
Elizabeth Wheeler
Maxine Zimmerman
Brunswick
Ewell M.S. Moler
Howard F. Moler
Towson
Feete
William Warner
Harper's Cemetery
Harper's Ferry
W. Var
J. Collinson White
Mary L White
Buckeystown
Dickerson
Benjamin J
Ann Virginia Jones
Hilda E. Jones
H.L. Ruth
Catherine Thompson
New Jersey
Esther Gibson
New York
B.R. Jones
Waldorf
W.G. Jones
CP Jones
Howard W Jones
Maugansville
Fred Jones
Middletown
Donald M. Jones
Ft. Benning
Paul Jones
Wallingstown
White
First Baptist Church of
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Robert F. Woodward
Howard W. Tyeryar
Kathleen M. Tyeryar
James Street
Tyeryar
Joseph and
Josephine Pacino Santangelo
H. Richard Tyeryar
David L. Tyeryar
Kathleen S. Tyeryar
Charles Santangelo
Chicago
Jack Santangelo
Joseph Santangelo
Anne Oden
Donald B. Rice
John Hart Jr
Walter Michalski
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary
West Frederick
George P. Nehrling
Helen C. Nehrling
Funkstown
Washington County
John J
Nettie Belle Nehrling
Pangborn Corporation
Starts Today
American Legion and Fire Department
VFW
Robert McCoy
Barbara Simmers
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Earl G. Koehler
Mt. Olivet
James E. Welty
Laura Virginia Welty
Clyde
James
Sarah Six Shorb
Earl
Taneytown
Walter Eckard
Union Bridge
William Sherman
Elmer
Hamstead
Elmer Shorb
Keys
Obituary notices and public deaths span Frederick area
A string of obituaries from Frederick County and surrounding towns records the deaths of Mrs. Elsie Florence Mann, Mrs. Mary L White, Mrs. Kathleen M. Tyeryar, Mrs. J. Collinson White, and George P. Nehrling among others. Services were held at various funeral homes with interments in local cemeteries. The report also notes a state gas tax hike and changes to unemployment and auto insurance laws tied to broader legislative actions.
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News-Post
Brooklyn Vigilantes
The
Big
F. & M. National
Frederick Co. Nasional
Fredericktown
Savanger
Western Md
Potomac Edison
Alay
Alay Marken & Bielfeta
Bank of Brunswick
Bank of Damascus
Birnie Trust Taneytown
Datour Bank
First Nat'l, Taneytown
Wew Windsor State Bank
Thurmont Bank
Cree Woodsboro Savings Bank
Frederick Co. Agri, Society
Rei
Tui
Denver, Colo
James D Maitland
Rocky Mountain Area
Springfield
Ohio
David Holland
Hope Hill
Hope Hill Methodist Church
Alonzo Graham
Garland Ward
Roxie Anna Randolph
Lloyd Lee
Paul Rosencrantz
Pete Rosencrantz
Floyd Brown
John Lee
Bernard Diggs
Sadie E. Mehrling
Harry Lewis Mehrling
James Filby Sr
Paul M. Carmack
Guy C. Mateny
J. Leonard Nothagle
Robert M. Thasher
O. Wilson Cook
Raymond J Kendall
J. Paul Seltzer
John Crouch
Aubrey Grossnickle Jr
Wayne Eiler
Jack Davis
Robert Harshman
Robert Bear
Lutheran Cemetery
Hudson-Hauser
Philip H. Hudson
Sarah Brinkerhoff
Pittsburgh
Miss Anne
Unverzagt
Nancy Hudson
RFD 3
Susan Smitten
Uniondale
N. Y
Davis Barton
Lynnfield
Mass
John Hauser
James Kunde
Dayton
Ohip
Lee Cummings
Troy
Jersey Shore
Gettysburg College
Alpha Xi Deltal
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
University of Pittsburgh School of Business
Maryland
John P. Weddle
Rosa Dougherty
Wilson Funeral Home
John Charles
Rest Haven Memorial Gardens
Jack Hoke
Earl Long
Charles Long
Larry Clabaugh
Delaware
Washington, D. C
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