Deaths of John F. Tabler and Zula Farris Massimore
John F Tabler 74 of Akron Q native of Frederick County died in an Akron hospital. A naval veteran and 32nd degree Mason he leaves a daughter a brother and a sister with funeral services in Akron this week. Zula Farris Massimore 59 of near Uniontown widow of Clinton Massimore died at Western Maryland State Hospital Hagerstown after an extended illness. She leaves a son and a daughter a brother a sister and three grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 10 am at New Windsor Funeral Home officiated by Rev Frederick E Horner with burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Tabler
John F.tabler
Akron
Frederick County
Mr. Tabler
Urbana
John Wesley and
Francis
E. Knott Tabler
Robert L. Tabler
Frederick
Harriett Irene Tabler
Baltimore
Zula F. Massimore
Zula Farris Massimore
Near Uniontown
Clinton A. Massimore
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
Ray Stepp
Westminster
Bertha S. Stepp
Uniontown
Manchester
Velma Feeser
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Frederick E. Horner
Church Cemetery
Dodd Defends Vietnam Policy Against Teach-In Critics
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd denounces teach-in critics as defeatists and appeasers who would appease Communists and delay victory in Vietnam. He cites a small antiwar minority despite broad public support and says Johnson will stay committed, with U.S. troops ready if South Vietnamese request aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Teach-In
Johnson
Dodd
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Connecticut Democrat
U.S
Viet Nam
White House
Floods Hit Midwest Plains Floods Reach Kansas and Adjacent States
Storms across the central and southern Plains forced hundreds from homes in Kansas as heavy rain and tornadoes struck the region. Five inches of rain caused Cottonwood and Neosho floods west of Emporia, with flash flooding in several areas. One death was reported from lightning near Pecos Texas.
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Associated Press
Plains
Kansas
Panhandle-Plains
Texas
North Platte
Neb
Oberlin
Coldwater
Kan
Stover
Cheyenne
Wye
Palm Beach
Fla
Pecos
Tex
Wichita
Missouri
Neosho
Emporia
Funeral Services for Mrs Grace E Lowery Held
Funeral services for Grace Edna Lowery who died Saturday were conducted at the M R Etchison and Son Home with Rev Ralph of Calvary Church officiating. Bearers included Earl Luhn Leo Colliflower Meredith Crawford and others. Burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace E. Lowery
Grace Edna Lowery
M. R. Etchison and Sonce
Rev
Ralp
Calvary Inathorist Church
Earl M. Luhn
Leo H. Colliflower
Meredith A. Crawford
Alton J. Toms
Donald L. Rippeon
James QO. McCanner
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Central Atlantic Conference formed by merger in January
The Central Atlantic Conference unites Potomac Synod and Middle Atlantic Conference of the United Church. It covers churches in Maryland Delaware the District of Columbia New Jersey Virginia and West Virginia. Rev Buschmeyer spoke as Rev William A Slater of New York City discussed the lay movement urging laymen and laywomen to fulfill God's will at home work or under pressure and to re evaluate traditional church roles.
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Central Atlantic Conference
Potomac Synod
Middle Atlantic
The
United Church
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
New Jersey
Virginia
West Virginia
Buschmeyer
William A. Slater
New York City
Council For Lay Life and Work of
New Lay
Vietnam War Battle Near Dong Xoai Escalates
U S forces weigh deploying the 173rd Airborne Brigade as U S Air Force and Navy jets pound targets in North Vietnam. A Skyraider bomber and fighters clash with Viet Cong near Co Dinh and Thanh Hoa. Dong Xoai district capital falls to guerrilla forces amid heavy fighting and airstrip damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Co Dinh
Thanh Hoa
Dong Xoai
U.S
Farm Cooperative Sets August Meeting
The Southern States Frederick Cooperative will hold its annual membership meeting on August 14. Farmer-members approved plans at a recent conference and will receive reports on cooperative operations for the year ending June 30. Elections will appoint two new board members and two new farm home advisory committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States Co- Operative
Frederick
Southern States Frederick Cooperative
Southern States Cooperative
Farm Home
Mrs. Dakin Wins In National Art Contest
Mrs Myron H Dakin of Thurs ton Road won $500 for her oil painting in the Freedom Contest at the 74th annual General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in New Orleans. The work shows a mixed nationalities child proudly waving the American flag and earned the national prize after a state level win last month. Mrs Edward D Storm and Mrs John Holt attend the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron H. Dakin
Thurston Road
Outdoor Advertising Association
Edward D. Storm
Maryland Federation
John Holt
Area Girls Attend Red Cross Aquatic School
Three Frederick area residents enrolled in the American Red Cross National Aquatic School at Camp Sutherlyn Prospect Pennsylvania run June 8 to June 18. Virginia H Grove Jessica Sandra Lewis and Patricia M Vaughan attend to earn instructor certifications in Disabled Swimmers Advanced First Aid Life Saving and Water Safety.
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Frederick Area
American Red Cross National Aquatic School
Camp Sutherlyn
Prospect
Virginia H. Grove
RFD
Frederick
Jessica Sandra Lewis
West
South Street
Patricia M. Vaughan
Rosemont Avenue
Miss Grove
Miss Vaughan
Red Cross
Miss Lewis
Frederick County
Camp Tegwitha
Tobyhanna
Do You Know About Money In The Middle Ages And Today
The piece explains blood money paid by a slayer to victims’ kin in the Middle Ages and pin money arising from pin scarcity. It notes 1,500 tons of paper used yearly for money and about 7.5 billion dollars of worn bills burned annually. It adds coins circulate 3 billion and paper money 32 billion yearly in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve
IRS Settles Case With Adam C Powell Jr
The IRS says the government will settle its tax case with Rep. Adam C Powell Jr. for 27834 dollars, down from 41014. The reduction follows replacing fraud penalties with negligence penalties after a New York federal court threw out tax evasion charges for Powell covering 1949 to 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Adam C. Powell Jr
D-N.y
IRS
New York
Powell
Underwo ods Move to Alvada Ohio for Midwest Agronomist Role
Mr and Mrs John F Underwood of Bel Air formerly of this city relocate with three daughters to Alvada Ohio Near Fostoria where Mr Underwood serves as Midwest agronomist for Baugh Chemical Company Their new address is Alvada Mrs Roxie Lee Montgomery becomes Mrs Underwood The couples ties are noted with Tulip Hill and Bolivar visits by friends and relatives from Hyattsville and Williamsport Also mention of Mrs J L Mills Brunswick and Mrs G E Webb Bolivar with a halo-like halo claim
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Underwood
Bel Air
Fostoria
Ohio
Underwood
The
Baugh Chemical Company
Alvada, Ohio
Roxie Lee Montgomery
Rayner Montgomery
Tulip Hill
Harry Malicoat
Hyattsville
Strother Watson
Independents Stage Kids Day To Buy Uniforms
The Independent Hose Company hosts its second annual Kids Day at the Frederick Shopping Center from 2:30 to 8 pm. Acts include Polls the high diving dog and Suzie the camel from TV. Event supports the Uniform Fund and will fund 62 newly purchased uniforms for 1725 dollars after donating old ones to the Brethren Relief Center for overseas shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evil x Rank
Willl
Frederick
Suzie
Brethren Relief Center
Wayward Sons Record Behind Bars in Maryland Prison
The Wayward Sons quartet, prisoners in the Maryland Penitentiary, were allowed supervised access to a recording studio where they cut a dozen original songs by Russell Quarles, imprisoned since 1938 for armed robbery. Guards accompanied them. parole prospects loom for some, others face longer terms.
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Baltimore
Maryland Pendentiary
Russell Quarles
Quarles
Jasper McGowan
John Madison
Hassault
Archie Shaw
State
Frank K. Brough
McGowan
Maryland
County Picnic Invites 600 County Employees and Families
County commissioners invite 690 county employees and family members to a seven hour picnic at Mount Tabor Park Rocky Ridge next Wednesday from 2 to 9 p m. The event features food by a local church group entertainment for men and women children and a magic show for kids plus music by the Little German Band and games organized by county officials.
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Mount Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Dorsey
Geneva Barthel
H. David Magan
Register of Wills
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Civil Defense
George J. Stup
Southey T. Nottingham
Robin Staley
Montevue
Peggy Clary
Glenna Leatherman
Mt St Marys College Professors Elect Officers
Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg received a unrestricted grant of 1000 dollars from the United States Steel Foundation as part of a 2630000 dollar program to aid higher education. Roger Blough announced the grant and Thomas Geoghegan delivered it from the U S Steel District Office in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
United States Steel Foundation, Inc
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel Foundation
Tac
America
Thomas D. Geoghegan
U. S. Steel Corporation
Washington, D.C
Three Westminster Boys Face Larceny Charges
Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer waived juvenile court jurisdiction for three Westminster youths Raymond B Duvall 17 Larry David Wisner 16 and Lawrence Stephen Ott 17 in a Emmitsburg break in and larceny case They were sent back to the Maryland Institute for Males at Breathersville serving prior Carroll County sentences Warrants charging breaking and entering and larceny will be issued by the Frederick Magistrate's Office State police Cpl William F Davis testified the trio admitted their parts in the March 30 Boyle's Store robbery items including clothing and a cash register were recovered from their homes and near Emmitsburg roadside respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Emmitsburg
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Raymond B. Duvall
Larry David Wisner
Lawrence Stephen Ott
Maryland Institute For Males
Breathersville
Carroll County
Frederick
William F. Davis
Boyle
Cpl. Davis
Motorist Charged After Missed Tots Hit Post
A Frederick motorist, Gene A. Godsell, 24, was charged with driving without a license after swerving to avoid children in Hoffmans Alley and hitting a fence and metal post. Damages totaled about 200 on his 1958 sedan. Police Sgt. J. Frank Main and Cpl. Bernard E. King investigated. Later, Robert W. Garner III, 17, was cited for improper movement from a parked position after his vehicle collided with Charles R. Wars Jr.’s car on West Second Street. Wars reported $225 damage to his 1965 coupe and Garner $100 to his 1963 car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hoffman’s Alley
Gene A. Godsell
West South Street
Godsell
J. Frank Main
Bernard E. King v
West Second Street
Robert W. Garner III
Charles R. Wars Jr
West All Saints Street
Garner
Wars
Main
Cpl
King
Local Patients Recovering After Surgeries
Among the sick Keith William Abrecht son of Mr and Mrs Frank Abrecht is recuperating at home following a tonsellectomy Tuesday in Frederick Memorial Hospital Mr Arthur Spangler Thur mont is undergoing observation and treatment in Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa Mr John Nunemaker Thur mont is a patient in Gettys burg hospital undergoing observation and treatment Mrs Morris Kain of Harpers Ferry has returned home from Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown where she recently underwent surgery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith William Abrecht
Frank Abrecht
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Arthur Spangler
Thurmont
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
John Nunemaker
Gettysburg Hospital
Morris Kain
Harpers Ferry
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Ijamsville Man Sentenced 20 Months for Carnal Knowledge
Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. sentenced William L. Timpson of Ijamsville to 20 months in the Maryland House of Correction after Timpson pleaded guilty in a May 21 Circuit Court trial to Carnally Knowing his 14 year old daughter. A note mentions a 1796 U S half dollar reported as Martha Washington in Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Willaim L. Timpson
Iamsville
Maryland House of Correction
Timpson
Carnally
Notice Executor and Administratrix Notices and Public Sales
Notices announce executors and administratrix in Frederick County Maryland. Claims against the deceased must be presented by December 1965, with debts payable promptly. Public sales list auctions for personal property in Adamstown and Braddock Heights, plus charity events and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Oronars
Frederick County
Charles W. Stup
Maryland
Bonett
Orphans’ Court
Howard Benjamin Smith
Frederick M. Straley
Adamstown
Olive M. Carey
Rummage Sale at Evangelical Reformed Church
The Evangelical Reformed Church on West Church Street hosts a rummage sale in the social room on Friday June 11 from 6 to 9 PM. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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Rummage Sale
Taney Apts
Bethel
Busy Bees
E.U.B. Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
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Midwest Plains
Bartolia L. Potts
Bartolia Louise Potts
George Raymond Potts
Bethel Methodist Church
Lucketts
Robert J. Stith
Leesburg Baptist Church
John K. Stunkle
Hugh James
Kermit Reeder
Charles Hoff
Raymond Kauffman
Harry Hoff
Bethel Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
173Rd Airborne
Farm Cooperative
Mrs. Dakin
Adam C. Powell
Independents Stage
Kids Day
Winchester Hall
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Ijamsville
Martha Washington
Liberty
Charles Robert Stup
Samuel W. Barrick
Wister
Ruth Newcomer Smith
Byron W. Thompson
Bernice Ruth Straley
Executrix
Alton
Bennett
ythoMas MA. Eichelberger
Register of
Wifor
Vindobona
Lew Wade & His
Amvets Post
Middletown
American Legion Post No. 121
William J. Kaas
Mary Ann Kaas
John D
Theodosia M. Kaas
Betty Horner
S Null & Smith
Delbert S. Null
George William Smith
Leslie A. Hutzell
V.F.W
Dickerson Methodist CH
Poolesville
Jefferson Blvd
Braddock Heights
Elizabeth H. Lundgren
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Church Street
S.T
the News
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Association
Myersville, Md
Tuscarora Gun Club
Horse & Pony
Wanchester
Franklin
John D. Shorrow
Monument 2
State Insurance Commission
Sun
A&w
Old Fashion
Jan & the Burgandys
Moms & Pops
Happy Johnny
Nations Pet and Tack Shop
West Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Woonsboro Fire Hall
Don Riddinger
Rhythm Rockers
Haugh
Mt. Zion
Freed’s
Locust Valley
Market Road
Burkittsville
Warren
A. Edwin R. Freed
John L. Ponton
Libertytown P.T.A
Charlotte
Frederick Hearing Ctr
W. South St
World Book Encyclopedia
Childcraft
Constance Mercer
Alcoholics Anonymous
East Fourth St
MT. Orchard
Mid
Rt. 15
Key Crown Service
Sids
Crown Service
West South ST. B. Leon
Lefty
Margaret's Florist
Patrick Street
A. W. Promroy
Shookstown Rd
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
North Market St
Joseph E. Detauter
Myersville
Johnny's Market Corner
7Th & Market
Lindsay’s Law
Pearl ST
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
Routzahn
South Market St
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb
Prop. Com
Woodrow
Bill
Andersen
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
Ehrphi
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