Deaths in area with multiple obituaries
Several obituaries note the passing of Delia Irene Baltzley Frances M Palmer Leo T Nichols Sr Mary Margaret Pryor Williams and Dorsey W Williams. Survivors include children spouses siblings and grandchildren with services at Peters Muse and Reed and funeral homes in Maryland and Virginia. Interments planned at McKnightstown Lovettsville Hyattsville and Monocacy cemeteries. Funeral arrangements announced by local funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta I. Baltzley
Delia Irene Baltzley
John E. Baltzley
Green Acres
Gettysburg
Harold Baltzley
Aspers
Kermit Baltzley
Sandford
John J. Baltzley
Thurmont
Gertrude Myers
Hanover
Marion Baltzley
Peters Funeral Home
McKnightstown Cemetery
Fenton Palmer
Frances M. Palmer
Purcellville
Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Leesburg
Fenton Eugene Palmer
Pennsylvania
Mary B. Wright
Upperville
Charles William Palmer
Thomas Franklin Palmer
Lillian Mae Snoots
Betty Marie Palmer
Frederick
Betty Sue Palmer
Muse and Reed Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Lovettsville
Leo T. Nichols
Leo T. Nichols Sr
Comus Road
Clarksburg
Marie V. Nichols
Barbara J. Howard
Gaithers~ Burg
Leo T. Nichols Jr
Boyds
Wayne M. Nichols
Comus
Carrie E. Johnson
James I. Nichols
New York
Joseph P. Nichols
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Hyattstown Methodist Cemetery
Mary M. P, Williams
Mary Margaret Pryor Williams
New London
Horace Roosevelt Williams
Frederick Nursing Center
Frederick County
James Edward
Bertha E. Thomas Pryor
Dorsey’s Chapel United Methodist Church
Berth
Elizabeth Johnson
Fauline E. Stewart
Philadelphia
Howard E. Williams
Sarah E. Pryor
Floyd Lyles
Church
Hicks Funeral Home
Teachers Granted Rights Amid Board Dismissal Controversy
The Missouri Teachers Association rep notes a state board decision allows hearing requests on dismissal. Board members condemn association tactics as courtroom gymnastics. The dismissal was unanimous, with president G Hunter Bowers Jr saying the cases were carefully reviewed and that aggrieved teachers may pursue grievance steps or court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Haugen
MSTA
State Board of Education
State Board
Richard Kline
Teachers Association
G. Hunter Bowers Jr
Bowers
Funeral Notices for Local Residents in Frederick Area
Funeral masses and services held for Nettie L Howard Margret Edna Garber Guy William Wetzel and Sarah E Keefer Lease with interments at Mount Olivet and St. John's Cemeteries. Services conducted by local pastors and attended by family, lodges, and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie L, Howard
Nettie L. Howard
Buckeystown
Windobona
Braddock Heights
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Anthony C. Tomaschko
John W. Howard Jr
James Rivera
Robert Howard Jr
Horace Rivera
Michael Howard
Curtis
Guy William Wetzel
Florence Harris Wetzel
Stuart
Fla
M. R. Etchison and Son
Wome
Kenneth Tyson
Calvary United Methodist Church
Wilbur McBride
Ralph Barnes
James Gosnell
Alvie T. Stevens
Charles Riddlemoser
Irving Benn
Margaret E. Garber
Margaret Edna Garber
Glenn O. Garber Sr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Francis Reinberger
Evangelical Lutheran Church
John K. Benchoff
George B. Delaplaine Sr
Wilson Cook
Glenn C. Michel
Carlton L. Baumgardner
Robert F. Zeigler
Frederick
Order of Eastern Star
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Col Mitman backs efforts for Detrick cancer center
Col Floyd B Mitman Jr commander at Fort Detrick sent a letter to Governor Mandel praising Dr Neil Solomon Maryland Health Secretary and Mandel's backing to urge President Nixon to fast track transferring Fort Detrick into a cancer research center. Mitman cited millions in equipment and buildings ready for conversion and warned delays drive staff away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd B. Mitman Jr
Fort Detrick
Marvin Mandel
Neil Solomon
Solomon
Maryland
Howard County School Board Rejects Smoking Rooms Plan
In Ellicott City Maryland the Howard County school board voted four to one against a proposal by the county school superintendent to establish supervised smoking areas in high schools with parental consent. The board instead amended the ban to impose stricter penalties for on campus smoking during school hours including indefinite suspension after the third offense. The superintendent said he and staff will enforce the new policy. The report oddly notes the spinning jenny’s naming but is unrelated to the policy change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Howard County
M. Thomas Goedeke
Jail escape suspects apprehended after door alarms and tips
Warden Crutchley said Stone called three times on Tuesday promising to surrender at 6 p.m. He was nabbed twenty minutes after the third call thanks to phone tips and other information. Trent was captured near Emmitsburg two days later by deputies. Both had prior sentences for forcible entry and larceny at Tony's Gulf Station. A deputy on night duty resigned. hacksaw blades had been smuggled in. Clarence Williams remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crutchley
Stone
Warden Crutchley
Baumgartner
Trent
Emmitsburg
Tony
Gulf Station
Frederick
Sheriff's Department
Clarence Williams
Supreme Court curbs police on vagrancy and assembly
The Supreme Court limited police power to clear streets of alleged disturbances in three rulings. Cincinnati and Euclid decisions stress that vagrancy and “suspicious persons” laws must set definite guilt standards to avoid discriminatory or vague enforcement. Justice Stewart led the majority, warning against suppressing public assembly for political or social purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Cincinnati
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Euclid
Ohio
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Williamsburg
Virginia
Towson group to study English early childhood methods abroad
Mrs. Bonnie Dorsey of Westminster will join a Towson State College group on a three week tour of England and France starting May 31. The travelers will observe and study early childhood methods in London Leicester and Oxford and live with an English family before a Paris visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Dorsey
Gary Dorsey
Bond Street
Westminster
England
France
Towson State College
London
Leicester
Oxford
Paris
Donald Lee Moss
Middletown
Arck Lee
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Moss
Linda Barr Hart
Frederick
Bertha Virginia Hart
Sock
Woodsboro
Two Suffer Minor Injuries In Accidents
State Police described several Monday and Tuesday crashes caused by driver errors. John Paul Burchardt was treated for lacerations after his motorcycle skidded on Fish Hatchery Road. George Robbins suffered minor injuries when his car overturned on Md 355 north of Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Burchardt
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fish Hatchery Road
Bethel Road
George Thomas Robbins
RFD 3
Mt. Airy
Urbana
Robbins
Tor
Henry W. Pilch Jr
Godfrey Thomas Weedon
West All Saints Street
Sammy Jerome Harper
John Hanson Apartments
Donald R. Bartgis
Harper
Weedon
R. T. Hiltner
Pittsburgh, Pa
Charles Lee Yeager
RFD 2
Frederick
U. S. 40 East
Anthony Benedict Bonner
Raleigh
N. C
Hasker Jones
Henry John Glaback
Chenaho Forks
N. Y
Old Frederick Road
Emmitsburg
South Holds Pivot Votes On Manpower
House Democrats marshal forces to clash with President Nixon over revenue sharing. Speaker Carl Albert pushes a Democratic alternative to the manpower training section, betting on Southern defections to overturn a May setback. Mills leads Southern coalition efforts while Colmer resists with a coalition aid swap involving EEOC powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Nixon
Carl Albert
Albert
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
William M Colmer
D-Miss
Rules Committee
Colmer
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Thunderstorms Expected Today Across the Region
Raincoats and umbrellas are called for as the weatherman predicts a 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Highs near 80 after a warm, humid night, with clearing skies expected tomorrow and a return to mild temperatures. The Potomac crested at 14 feet Tuesday afternoon and then fell to four feet this morning, while the Monocacy at Ceresville remains muddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Ceresville
Subdivision Law Draws Opposition
Area residents balk at a new subdivision definition required by the state zoning law in Article 66B. The change would force farm parcels, even family transfers, to be surveyed and plated for county approval before deeds, drawing criticism from Realtor Boyd Smith and farmer Paul Zimmerman. County officials noted the rule is state dictated and pledged legal review before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Nelson
Boyd Smith
Lanner Realty
Paul Zimmerman
John Derr
Nelson
Lawrence Dorsey
Planning Commission
Frederick County civic leader involved in multiple clubs
Bank vary Methodist Church and the Rotary Club of Frederick. Nast is active in Columbia Lodge No. 58 A.F. and AML, the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association, American Legion, Francis Scott Key Post No. 11, Enoch Chapter No. 23, Royal Arch Masons, Moose Lodge No. 371, and the Catoctin Club. He has been a director of the Domestic Building Association of Frederick County, Frederick County Products, Inc. (1927), Ebert Ice Cream Company, Ideal Farms Dairy, Inc, Hendrickson's, Inc., Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation, Inc. (treasurer), and the Mutual Insurance Company of Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vary Methodist Church
Rotary Club of
Frederick
Nast
Columbia Lodge
AML
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Enoch Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Moose Lodge
Catoctin Club
Domestic Building Association
Frederick County
Frederick County Products, Inc
Ebert Ice Cream Company
Ideal Farms
Mount faculty authorizes dean to waive curriculum rules
Faculty at Mount voted to empower the academic dean to waive curriculum requirements in individual cases for St. Joseph's students seeking Mount graduation. Trustees cleared the way for Mt Saint Mary's College to begin accepting female day students for 1971 1972. During the transition period academic cooperation between the Mount and St Joseph's College will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s
the Mount
Mt. Saint Mary’s College
St. Joseph's College
Confinement and hospital admissions in Frederick area
Among the sick Mr Delmas Layman of 216 8th St is confined to home for weeks and will remain for an indefinite period. Mrs Mary D Ford of Adams town entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday for surgery. Mrs Earl Fleischman of East Second Street has been admitted to the Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmas Layman
Eighth St
Mary D. Ford
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Earl Fleischman
East Second Street
In Memoriam Fouche Dennis Alen Fourth Birthday
In memory of Dennis Alen who would have turned four on June 1 1971. The note laments his early death and speaks of guardian angels and loved ones Daddy Mommy Debbie and Timmy keeping his spirit close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fouche
Dennis Alen
Frederick area Home and Garden Tour June 6
Community notices list a Home and Garden Tour sponsored by the Garden Club of Frederick on Sunday June 6 from 1 to 5 30 PM with Court Square as the start point. Tickets are $2.00 and John R Laughlin is principal manager. notices also include thanks and various local business adverts and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club of
Frederick
Court Square
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Dorsey W. Williams
Poolesville
Roger W. Williams Jr
Henry Allnutt
Germantown
Edward Allnutt
Dawsonville
Thomas Oxley
Arthur Williams
Gaithersburg
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Hilton Funeral Home
Sarah E. K. Lease
Sarah E. Keefer Lease
Millard F. “Chick” Lease
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral
Kenneth A. Tyson
Edward A. Esterly
Irving L. Smith
Lewis J . Esterly Sr
William R.eyler
Kenneth T. Layman
W. Meredith S. Young
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Col. Mitman
Detrick
Howard
James Hargreaves
Encyclopaedia Britannica
High Court
South
Derr
Memoriam
Daddy
Mommy
Debbie
Timmy
National Psychiatric Endowment Fund, Inc
Rosenstock McSherry
W. Church St
John R. Laughlin
Helen
Norine Douty
Rachel M
Ella Tabitha Gilbert
William E
John E. Gilbert
CALL
Culler
Fruth
Dr. Hickey
Rev
Gisselbeck
Myerly
Katherine Klipp
Castle Farms
Sixes Bridge
Detour
Ivan Glennissette
Mt. Airy, Md
Rte. 1
Rocky Hill Ch
H. S
Ponton
T.V
L. A
L.A
Blue MT. Inn
Mr. S. of
Rte
Carroll Manor
TRE News
Donald Gladhill
Piney Cove Gardens
Devilbils Bridge Rd
R. L. Baugher
King Floor Service, Inc
East Street
Wonder Floor, Inc
Wonder Floor Inc
E. 6Th. St
Jerry Lawson
Rec
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
Clarence Welly
Carrie V. Lee
Anna Watkins
Raymond J. Lee Jr
James F. Lee
Frederick City
Esso West Patrick & Bentz
Sts
Donna Eyler Crum
June
Olympic
Esso
Bentz & Patrick Sts
Ecker
Frederick News-Post
East
Patrick St
D. Lee Keller
Gloria
M. Oliver
Treeland
Treeland Nurseries
Frederick, Md
Frederick Glass Shop
Fourth Street
Patrick Street
Aunt Lucy Hams, Inc
Walkersville
Phyllis E. Karevy
Lester E. Barnes
Hesson Bridge Rd
Lewistown
Jas. G. Trout Auction & Realty, Inc
Mehrle N. Wachter
Yellow Cab
Glade Valley Nursery
Rudy Hamilton
Link's Bridge Road
Glade Rd
Link’s Bridge Rd
Ernest Rickerds
Monroe Ave
Parsons
N. Market St
CBS Heating and A/C Co
Cora Bells
Margaret’s Florists
West Patrick St
Gene & Gerry’s Gardens
Hamburg Rd
Yellow Springs
Heston PT
South & S. Carroll Sts
Chester L. Grove
E. 8Th. Street
Henry
Shepley
S. Market St
U.S.D.A
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
M. Shepley
Market St
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
East Patrick St
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