Deaths JOIN T NAPIER 49 Damascus staff assistant to Atomic Energy
John T Napier 49 of Damascus died yesterday at George Washington University Hospital Washington He was husband of Mary N Napier and lived on Kingstead Road Damascus Born in Terral Oklahoma he was son of Talton G and Hassa Mulloy Napier of Greenville North Carolina A Marine Corps officer in World War II he leaves a sister Nancy Prewett of Greenville Friends may call today after 1 p m at Olin L Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus Services will be held Thursday at 11 a m at First Baptist Church Damascus Burial will be Riverside Cemetery Hazard Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Napier
John T. Napier
Damascus
Atomic Energy Commission
George Washington University Hospital
Washington
Mary N. Napier
Kingstead Road
Terral
Okla
Talton G
Hassa Mulloy Napier
Greenville
Nancy Prewett
Olin L. Molesworth
First Baptist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Hazard
C and O Canal Restoration Jobs Granted by NPS
The National Park Service awarded two contracts totaling 58310 for Chesapeake and Ohio Canal restoration. Roubin Maryfield Co won 42500 for culvert reconstruction and aqueduct stabilization along Antietam Aqueduct, while 15810 funds restore exterior of Lock house No 8 near Glen Echo in Montgomery County. A separate protest march followed a Madison Square Garden rally against U.S. Viet Nam policy led by Senator Wayne Morse and Dr. Benjamin Spock, drawing about 2000 participants to the United Nations plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick
Roubin Maryfield Co
Fairfax County
Antietam Aqueduct
Glen Echo
Montgomery County
New York
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Benjamin Spock
United Nations
Madison Square Garden
Viet Nam
42Nd Street
47Th Street Plaza
The
National Committee For A Sane Nuclear Policy
Viet Nam battle near Saigon spurs heavy losses
Viet Nam fighting continued northeast of Saigon near Xuan Loc with reports of fifty Vietnamese killed and many wounded including an American. Government forces also suffered 60 killed and 95 wounded in Phong Dinh Province as Viet Cong casualties were put at more than sixty. Ranger units were airlifted into the clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Xuan Loc
Phong Dinh
Two Wrecks Within Ten Minutes In County
Two auto accidents occurred within ten minutes on two county roads this morning. At 6:20 along Md 80 west of Urbana a 1963 car driven east by William F. Lee Jr. collided with a pickup driven west by Walter W. King. Damage was 250 to the car and 200 to the pickup. both drivers were charged with failing to grant half the roadway. The second crash occurred about 6:30 on Bartonsville Road near Bartonsville when a 1950 car driven east by Mrs. Josephine Young hit a pickup driven west by Thomas E. Smith. Damages were 200 to the car and 180 to the pickup. no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MD. 80
Urbana Tic
Robert L. McAfee
William F. Lee Jr
RFD 1
Adamstown
Walter W. King
RFD
Dickerson
Funeral notices for Henry Hill Jr and others in Brunswick area
Funeral services were held for Henry Hill Jr in Brunswick with burial at Locust Valley Cemetery. Alvey Smith of Lantz had services at Mount Zion Church in Smithsburg, burial at Harbaugh Cemetery near Rouzerville. Carrie Umberger, 82, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. burial at Brook Hill Cemetery Yellow Springs. Charles E. Oden of Brunswick and Arthur F. Horning of Brunswick had services at local churches with burial at Point of Rocks Cemetery and National Memorial Park respectively. Wesley Wills’ service was at St John’s United Church of Christ Woodsboro with burial at Mount Hope Cemetery. Powell and Hartzler Funeral Home handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hill JR
Henry Hil Jr
Brunswick
Charles Town
W. Va
Feete Funeral
William McCrory
James Porter
William Nalley
Harry Huffer
Burges Porter
Gale Robinson
Lawrence Dallas
Locust Valley Cemetery
Locust Valley
Alvey Smith
Alvey RB. Smith
Lantz
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Smithsburg
Arthur Wood
Glenn Stottlemyer
Glenn Willard Jr
Reuban Heiston
Calvin Calimer
Paul Lewis
Guy Buhrman
Harbaugh Cemetery
Rouzerville
Carrie V. Umberger
Carrie Virginia Umberger
Indian Springs Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
East Church St
Brook Hill
Yellow Springs
Umberger
Charles H. Umberger
Christian
Anna Stewart Wisner
Samuel R. O'Bryan
Bernard O'Bryan
Frederick
Richard Woods
Sandy Hook
Curtis Cromwell Jr
Charles E. Oden
Charles Edward Oden
Grace Episcopal Church
A. D. Salmon
John Conner
Clarence Virts
Stanley Virts
Paul Moler
Jerry Shewbridge
John Fleetwood
Point of Rocks
Feete Funeral Home
Arthur F. Horning
Arthur Frederick Horning
Jack Manley
Glenn Horning
Dwight Horning
Edward Riggen
James Bohrer
National Memorial Park Cemetery
Falls Church
Charles W. Wills
Charles Wesley Wills
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Woodsboro
Dale Shellhamer
William Boyer
Lawrence Dorsey
Steiner Smith
Charles Eagle
Maurice Murray
William Schwarber
Mount Hope Cemetery
Powell
American captive identified by Hanoi for the first time
Tokyo AP reports Hanoi identified U S pilot Captain Carlyle Smith Harris of Preston as captive after his F105 jet from Flight 44, Squadron 18 in Thailand was shot down over North Vietnam on April 4, 1965. Harris allegedly admitted attacks on North Vietnam on March 2 and 15 and April 4, while flying from Thailand to Laos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U S
Hanoi
Carlyle Smith Harris
Preston
Mad
New China News Agency
North Viet Nam
Harris
Flight 44
Thailand
Democratic Republic of Viet Nam
Laos
United States
Airman Blanchard Completes Helicopter Mechanics Course
Airman 3C George W. Blanchard recently completed the technical training course for helicopter mechanics at Sheppard AFB Texas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul E Blanchard of Taneytown and will join a SAC unit at Minot AFB North Dakota to support the national intercontinental mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Blanchard
US Air Force
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Blanchard
Paul E. Blanchard
RFC 2
Taneytown
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Minot Afb
Space Twins Receive Invitations for Parades in Several Cities
NASA officials reported space twins received invitations for ticker tape parades in New York Newark and Miami, all declined due to scheduling. Aboard the Wasp Paul Haney relayed quotes from astronauts about the flight highlights including the 20 minute EVA and re entry scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newark
N.J
Miami
Fla
Julian Scheer
NASA
Scheer
Paul Haney
White
Haney
McDivitt
Stauket
Graduation ceremony highlights and honors noted
Dr Carnachan expresses confidence in the younger generation as graduates like Robert Wayne Garrett introduce him. The Francis Scott Key honor society president led remarks while the Choral group sang This is My Country and When Children Pray. Soloists Tommy Lee Brown and James Scott Mackley performed. The Clarinet Choir played Allegro Assai and Dr Charles A Shook gave the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnachan
Robert Wayne Garrett
Robert W Garrett
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
National Honor Society
Carnochan
Bonnie Kay Tucker
Country
Tommy Lee Brown
James Scott Mackley
Mary Christine Hagan
Charles A Shook
Methodist Board of Education
Nashville
Tenn
Women Run Town in Mississippi After Election Victory
Burns ville in Mississippi with 428 residents will keep an all-woman city government. Mayor Mrs A H Montgomery won 53 to 52 against Horace Marlar in the nonpartisan municipal election, and the five women aldermen were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnsville
Miss
Mississippi
A.H. Montgomery
Horace Marlar
Airman graduate of St Josephs High School notes
An airman, a graduate of St Josephs High School in Emmitsburg, is cited amid reports of continental missiles and jet bombers on constant alert. The fragment highlights his educational background within a broader military aviation context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josephs High School
Emitsburg
Five Minute Grocery Spree Wins Woman Big Free Haul
Mrs Robert Matthews of North Market Street won a five minute free shopping spree at an A&P on West Patrick Street. She claimed groceries valued at 120.20 after a Pepsi Cola Bottling Company contest, heading straight to the meat department with husband absent from the sweep. The spree began at 8 am and she could keep only what she could carry to the checkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Matthews
North Market Street
A&p
Phato
Ed Matt Matthews
Pepsi
AIP
West Patrick Street
Pepsi Cola
Matthews
New York
Meat Department
Maryland employment program seeks equal opportunities appeal
At the Office of the Maryland Department of Employment Security 22 West Church Street officials Miss Hershberger and Oliver J Cejka deputy employment policy officer Fort Detrick on the Frederick City County Human Relations Council urge local employers to join a government jobs program. They advocate youth applicants ages 16 to 22 show need and apply without denial while pay is fixed at the state minimum of 125 per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Maryland Department of Employment Security
Church St
Miss Hershberger
Oliver ‘J. Cejka
Fort Detrick
Frederick City-County
Mrs Norma West Improves After Surgery at Frederick Memorial
Among the sick, Mrs Norma West of Thurmont is improving following recent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Edna Fadeley of Monocacy Village is also a patient there, having undergone surgery last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma West. Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edna Fadeley
Monocacy Village
Reynolds
Rederick Memorial Hospital
Sparks
Myrley
Rae
Gertrude H. Darby
NAACP Frederick County Branch to Meet Thursday Evening
The Frederick County NAACP will hold a meeting on Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Asbury Methodist Church located at Court and All Saints Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
NAACP
Asbury Methodist Church
Court and
All Saints Streets
Hospital Expands With 52 000 Gross Feet Of Space
The development plan features a basement level with 28 000 square feet for a new operating suite and recovery area, radiology, ER, sterile supply, dietary facilities, and a laboratory. The first, second, and third floors add 44 800, 4 200, and 4 200 feet respectively, expanding medical surgical beds, pediatric and post partum beds, new entrances, elevators, central supply cores, and trayveyor systems. Prepared by James A Hamilton Association, hospital consultants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A Hamilton Association
Hospital Consultants
Billiards Sale Set for Thursday at Point of Rocks
Assets of Billiards Inc at Point of Rocks will be sold Thursday at 1 a.m. under a distraint for about 3000 dollars in rent due landlords James L. Gibbons and Arthur H. Bows. Sheriff Horace M. Alexander will conduct the sale. An earlier report misstated the date as today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billiards, Inc
Point of Rocks
James L. Gibbons
Arthur H Bows
Frederick
Horace M Alexander
Howard N. Thomas Qualifies With Rifle
Army Pfc. Howard N. Thomas, 25, son of Eloise Robinson, recently qualified as expert in firing the M-14 rifle at Dyess Air Force Base Texas. The expert rating is the highest mark in rifle tests. He entered the Army in 1961 as radar specialist in Battery B of the 517th Artillery's 5th Missile Battalion at Dyess. He is a 1957 graduate of Lincoln High School in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyess Air Force Base
Tex
AHTNC
Army
Pfc
Howard N. Thomas
Eloise
Robinson
S. Bentz St. Frederick
Thomas
517Th Artillery
Howard B. Thomas
Route 1
Box 170
Starsville
Lincoln High School
Frederick
Scout Executive Dies In Geneva
AP reports Jean Salvaj 6 president of the World Federation of Boy Scouts died Tuesday night in Geneva The federation includes more than 11 million scouts Also a Maryland distraint for rent notice lists a sheriff sale of a Lewis A Cross cabin with shingle roof and porch to be auctioned June 10 1965 at 1 00 PM along the Potomac River at Lander cabin removal required unless ground rental arranged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Jean Salvaj
World Federation of Boy Scouts
Robert K. Kennedy
State of
Maryland
Frederick County
Welty S. Nikirk
Lewis A. Cross
Lewis A Cross
Potomac River
Lander
Horace .N Alexander
Public sales listing multiple estates and auctions in Maryland
Public notices of upcoming auctions and sales across Frederick and surrounding counties list items from homes and farms. Dates include June 16, 1965 in Frederick, June 19 in New Market, and June 26 near Rocky Ridge, with auctioneers Glenn and James G. Trout and clerk Mehrie Wachter named. Also mentions playground equipment sale by Shipley's Inc and local community events and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St
Frederick
Beanie’ Miller
Ollie Mae Miller
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Walkersville, Md
Mehrie N. Wachter
New Market
Forest M. Dixon
Glenn
Merhle Wachter
Rocky Ridge
Frederick Co. Md
Ralph Reck
Maryland
Joseph Wunderlick
Shipley’s Inc
Market St
Frederick, Md
Frederick County Board of Education Seeks Bids
The Frederick County Board of Education invites sealed bids for supplying and delivering physical education materials and equipment to county schools. Specifications are available at the Board office. Bids due by 10:00 A.M. CST on June 15, 1965. The board may reject any or all proposals and waive informalities. Bid No. 651-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Frederick County
East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
John L. Carnochan JR
Titan 3C Rocket Readies For Firing
Cape Kennedy reports the Titan 3C, America’s most powerful rocket, is groomed for a June 17 firing. Technicians conducted a dress rehearsal Tuesday as the 3C, generating nearly three million pounds of thrust, aims to place about 25,000 pounds into orbit with Air Force studies on boosting payload to 30,000 to 40,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
America
Air Force
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C & O Canal
Dr. Spock
Sen. Morse
Gorgion H. Smith
Space Twins
Naacp Meeting
Thomas F. O'Toole
F.W. Woolworths
Harry A Rosenfeld
Monocacy Valley
Goodwill Industries
Iroa
Paul R. Kolb
Hemp & Sons Jefferson
Geisbert & Ramsburg
Mt Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge Games & Prizes
Dickerson Methodist CH
Poolesville
Memoriam
Brown
Alma Brown
Holy Land
Amos F. Brown & Family
Cappella
Musselmans
Libertytown P.T
PET and Tack Shop
West Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Taney Apts
E U.B. Church
Carrolton Manor
Woodsboro Fire Hall
Don Biddinger
Rhythm Rockers
Haugh’s
Mt Zion Youths
Rt. 75
Lester R. Etzler
Merkle Wachter
Freed’s
Middletown
Burkittsville
Warren
Lg Ad
Edwin R Freed
John L. Ponton
Sagner Inc
Pouglas Thomas
Evangelical Reformed
Dutrow Sales & Service
Thurs
Orchard Thurmont
Thurmont
Key Crown
Sids
Crown Service
West South ST
Leon
Warrenfeltz
Mer
Pioneer Constr CO
City Stop
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick & Bentz Street
Margaret's Florist
West
Patrick Street
A. W. Promroy
Shookstown Rd
North Market St
Ritchie Associates, Inc
Joseph E. Delauter
Myersville
Johnny's Market Corner
7Th & Market
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
Routzahn
BUDGE
South Market St
Moser’s
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop
Woodrow
Bill
Andersen
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th & Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
Tray
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