Deaths of Roland Q O Saylor and Jesse H Whorley
Roland Oscar Saylor 81 a retired Western Maryland Railway employee of Union Bridge died Friday at Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center after a long illness He was born in Frederick County son of the late John and Sarah Diehl Saylor He leaves his wife Hilda Singer Saylor a son Truman W Saylor of Port Arthur Texas and two sisters Funeral services will be held Monday at 3 pm at the Union Bridge funeral home Reverend Philip Kemper will officiate Burial will be in the Lutheran Cemetery at Uniontown Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon Burial in Lovettsville Mount Olivet Cemetery Elder Charles Alderton to officiate Jesse H Whorley 61 died Friday at his home in Lovettsville Virginia after a long illness He leaves his wife Virgie Belcher Whorley one son Lonnis Whorley two daughters Mrs LaVahn Ray and Miss Linda Crowley all of the home three brothers John Whorley Dublin Virginia Benjamin Whorley Huntington West Virginia and Walter Whorley Martinsville Virginia two sisters Mrs Lilly Pendleton Mullins Virginia and Mrs Susie Cochran Martinsville Virginia and two grandchildren Friends may call at Brown Funeral Home Lovettsville where services will be held Sunday at 2 30 pm Elder Charles Alderton pastor Primitive Baptist Church will officiate Burial will be in Mount Olivet Church Lovettsville
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Roland QO. Saylor
Roland Oscar Saylor
Western Maryland Railroad
Union Bridge
Frederick
Frederick County
John and
Sarah Diehl Saylor
Hilda Singer Saylor
Truman W. Saylor
Port Arthur
Texas
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Philip Kemper
Methodist Church of
Uniontown
Jesse H. Whorley
Lovettsville
Thomas
Rosie McAlexander Whorley
Virgie Belcher Whorley
Lonnis Whorley
LaVahn Ray
Linda Crowley
John Whorley
Dublin
Benjamin Whorley
Huntington
W. Va
Walter Whorley
Martinsville
Lilly Pendleton
Mullins
Susie Cochran
Brown Funeral Home
Charles Alderton
The
Primitive Baptist Church
Mount Olivet Church
Marking Time Seeks Mother Goose Triumph in New York
Marking Time the 2-1 favorite for the Mother Goose Stakes at Aqueduct as she chases the second leg of New York’s Triple Crown for 3 year old fillies. Moccasin also pointed for the race but Miss Clairborne Farm’s entry withdrawal due to injury narrows the field. Victory in all three legs would earn a 25,000 bonus. separate entries include Around the Roses Native Street Swift Lady and others in a nine-horse field.
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NEW York
Aqueduct
Moccasin
Clairborne Farm
Marking Time
Ogden Phipps
Coaching Club
Bill Shoemaker
Around the Roses
Acorn
Native Street
Swift Lady
Lady Pitt
Holly O
Pride’s Profile
Cheri Moya
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds List
Marriage licenses issued include Joseph S Bright and Mary Margaret Jackson Frederick Oscar Zinz Hyattsville Betty Lou Dooley Chapel Oaks Jimmie Garrett Baker Carolyn Neal Wisner Frederick Ora Clinton Main Frederick Barbara Ann Neel Bastian Va Foard E Hood Silver Spring Moselle Belt Chevy Chase Deeds record transfers: Harry Brandenburg to A Austin Pearce Jr and wife George R Kuhn Abe Pital to Brunce M Gorley Thomas W Austin to Harry F Krantz George Fikiet to Norman A Potter Norman F Trump to Norman F Trump Jr and wife Ralph G Garver to Charles W Lackley and wife Herbert J Langenfelder to Abe Pital Laura Louise Warthen to Alma M Wetzel Harry A Harper to Richard A Morrison and wife Edythe E Sharpe to Edwin Storks Jr and wife William A Simmons to Samuel W Barrick Samuel W Barrick to Jan D Kuczma Betty Jane Storks to Ronald W Huntzberry and wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Bright
Mary
Margaret Jackson
Frederick
Oscar Zinz
Hyattsville
Betty Lou Dooley
Chapel Oaks
Jimmie Garrett Baker
Carolyn Neal Wisner
Ora Clinton Main
Barbara Ann Neel
Bastian
Foard E. Hood
Silver
Spring and Moselle
Chevy Chase
Harry Brandenburg
A. Austin Pearce Jr
John H. LaChance
Ito George R. Kuhn
Abe Pital
Brunce M. Gorley
Thomas W. Austin
Ito Harry F. Krantz
George
Fikiet
Norman A. Potter
Norman F. Trump
Norman F. Trump, Jr
Ralph G. Garver
Indy
Charles W. Lackley
Herbert J. Langenfelder
Laura Louise Warthen
Alma M. Wetzel
Harry A. Harper
Richard A. Morrison
Edythe E. Sharpe
Edwin §. Storks, Jr
William A. Simmons
Samuel W. Barrick
Memorial notices for Fulmer Reaver Selsam and space cushions
Funeral services were held for Marshall H. Fulmer at Etchison Funeral Home with interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. James William Reaver Sr. was buried in Fairmount Cemetery Libertytown after services at Union Bridge Funeral Home. J Roy Selsam of Waynesboro died after a stroke. he worked at Frick Company and was buried at St. Mark's Episcopal Cemetery Lappans. Space cushions describe Harold L. Smith teaching 750000 drivers five driving disciplines including aiming high, big picture, and lane positioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall H. Murray
Edward W. Sanger
H. Franklin Smith
Eugene Wirts
John W. Morgan
F. William Sweeney
Mount Olivet Cemetery
James W. Reaver JR
James William Reaver Sr
Linwood
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Albert Lane
Libertytown Methodist Church
Fairmount Cemetery
Libertytown
Thomas Albaugh
George Morris
Darry Holtzople
Charles Black
Edwar Stitely
LeRoy Stitey
Harold L. Smith
Executive Says Stresses Inescapable
New York AP report quotes Dr. Roy Menninger codirector of the Menninger Foundation School of Mental Health saying there is no escape from executive stress. He notes stress itself is not all bad but excesses must be addressed by talking about them at a conference hosted by New York University.
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NEW York
Roy Menninger
School of Mental Health
Ahe Menninger Foundation
Menninger
New York University
Local Officials Split On Fair Housing And Open Occupancy
Responses from NAACP questionnaire show mixed views among Frederick County officials on low cost housing open occupancy and fair housing. Derr and Renn back fair housing in part while Bowlus opposes open occupancy. Bartgis and Don Rice express support with caveats. Shipley cites need for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renn
Derr
Shipley
Genmore Rice
Aldermen
Calvin Bartgis
Don Rice
McGuiness
Bowlus
Human Relations Council
NAACP
Miss Stull Reports On Conference By Laws Changes
Miss Erma Stull a Frederick High School teacher and lay delegate to the Central Atlantic Conference of the United Church of Christ, spoke at Hood College this week on proposed By laws changes affecting conference elections at annual meetings and the Board of Directors duties. She chairs the By laws committee and sits on the Conference Board, a Hood College graduate native to Frederick and Faith United Church of Christ member in Charlesville.
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Erma Stull
Frederick
Central Atlantic Conference of the United Church of Christ
Hood College
Miss Stull
Faith United Church of Christ
Charlesville
Americans Eliminate from Am Golf in British Championship
In Carnoustie Scotland Bobby Cole 18-year-old South African prospect of Gary Player advanced to the semifinals of the British Amateur Championship as the U S challenge ended in the round of 16. Richard Anthony and Charles McCallum fell to Henri de Lamzac and Cole while Hunter McDonald lost to Gordon Cash. Cole beat Charlie Green 1 up to reach the semis as Lamaze de Lamzac Mil lenstead and others won their quarterfinals.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Bobby Cole
Gary Player
U.S
Richard Anthony
Andalusia
Ala
Henri de Lamzac
France
Charles McCallum
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Cole
Hunter McDonald
Southfield
Mich
Gordon Cash
Bill Hyndman
Philadelphia
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Charlie Green
Green
Gary
Cash
Bill Murray
Ronny Shade
Allan Hall
Lamaze
Dudley Millenstead
England
Child Walks 14 Miles To School
In St Louis, Charlotte Murray, age 10, walked seven miles to school after missing her bus. Her parents recalled a similar effort by her sister. The report notes a remark about Abraham Lincoln as a comparison to the determination shown. A separate line mentions Madagascar’s distance from Africa and discussions of its origins from Melanesia and Indonesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
William Murrays
Charlotte
Madagascar
Africa
Melanesia
Indonesia
Air Strikes Press On In Vietnam War Effort
Fragments from a war brief describe ongoing air strikes against North and South Vietnam. U S forces report heavy bombing, near paratroopers, with navy and air force missions totaling over 100 flights. Looted rail cars, boats, bridges, and radar sites cited among targets amid major ground operations and volcanic activity in the region.
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South Viet Nam
North
U. S. Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
Panhandle
Air Force
U.S. Command
Quang Ngai City
U.S. Army
Dropout Rate At New Low For County
Frederick County high schools report the class of 1966 shows a 22.3 percent dropout rate, down from 26.4 percent in 1965 and 31.1 percent in 1963. Of 988 graduates, 579 seek immediate work, 388 plan college or related study, and 21 have no plans. Scholarships totaling 29,830 dollars aid 39 graduates, with 116,200 dollars over four years for college.
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Frederick County
Frederick County School News
Board of Education
Damascus Church News Graduation and service changes noted
Damascus Episcopal Chapel holds a 10 a.m. graduation service June 12 followed by activities at Dayspring. St. Anne's Chapel shifts to 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. on June 19. Rev. Frank Volk preaches at Damascus Methodist Church June 12 with nursery care at two services. Esther and Mabel Wagner Day Circles host a covered dish picnic June 13. Vacation Bible School moved to August 15-26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be ‘S Episcopal Chapel
St. Anne’s Episcopal Chapel
Frank Volk
Damascus Methodist Church
Esther
Mabel Wagner
Damascus
Catholic Leader Denounces Abortion Bill in Parliament
BRIGHTON England AP The leaders of Britain's Roman Catholics condemned a bill to legalize abortion under certain conditions addressing 1 500 delegates at the final session of the Eighth World Congress of Catholic Nurses in Brighton The cardinal warned that passage would lead to euthanasia and the destruction of the old.
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Brighton
England
Britain
Eng
New Windsor airman named outstanding performer at Turner AFB
Gary E. Lovell son of Mr and Mrs Sterling Lovell of near New Windsor has been named Outstanding Airman of the Month at Turner Air Force Base Albany Ga. A medical records specialist Lovell earned the honor for exemplary conduct and performance as a member of the Strategic Air Command, America’s long range nuclear bomber and missile force. He is a Mt Airy High School graduate.
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Gary E. Lovell
Sterling . Lovell
New Windsor
Turner Air Force Base
Albany, Ga
Lovell
Strategic Air Command
America
Mt. Airy High School
Banned in Boston surfers barred from 17 beaches
In Boston an AP report notes surfers are banned from the 17 metropolitan district beaches in greater Boston prompting concerns over access and safety at popular coastal sites.
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Boston
Public Sale and Local Events in Frederick County Md
Local notices list a farm sale near the Hawaiian Nite Club north of Brunswick on June 24 1966 featuring 40 Holstein bred heifers many from top record dams. Auctioneer info and farm owner Samuel L Remsburg of Knoxville Md. Also motorcycle hillclimb June 12 1966 sanctioned by AMA Heart of MD Motorcycle Club. Various community notices include garden sells trap and shoot events and a large household sale on June 18 1966 near Frederick with detailed item list and terms.
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Hawaiian Nite Club
Brunswick
Frederick Co
A.S
Heart OF MD
Motorcycle Club, Inc
Frederick
Damascus
Chestnut Grove
Libertytown
Earl Ropp
John L. Ponton
Thomas Bennett
Burkittsville
Knoxville
Holland & Butler
Emmett R. Bowlus
Horace M. Alexander
Community Auction and Notices Pack Local Sale News
Weekly furniture auctions at Ponton s Community Sale rear 238 W 5th St offer refrigerators stoves lawn mowers and more. Also upcoming events real estate real estate and personal property auction descriptions and local notices across Frederick area with community church sales and public bids.
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W. 5Th St
Ponton
H.P
R.H
Furniture Auction and Community Notices in Frederick MD Area
Auction at 1105 Rosemont Ave Frederick City features furniture and antiques on Saturday June 25 at 11 A.M. with Irma Routzahn as seller and Mehbrie Wachter as clerk. Also church suppers, lodge meetings, and local sales ads from Frederick and surrounding towns listed in this period newspaper clippings.
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Rosemont Ave
Frederick City
Irma L. Routzahn Glenn
James G. Trout
Mehbrie Wachter
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Court News
Marshall H. Fulmer
Marshall HH. Fulmer
Grant Place
Etchison
E. Church St
Roland C. Hobbs
Evangeent Lutheran Church
Jd. Roy Selsam
Waynesboro
J. Roy Selsam
Broad Run
Selsam
Waynesboro Hospital
James S
Elizabeth E. Claggett Selsam
Washington County
Lappans
Damascus Church News
Samuel L. Remsburg
Knoxville, Md
Robert 3. Thomas
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul W. Fogle JR
Jefferson Jouam Pall
Jefferson Raritan Club
Leona P. Tressler Jefferson
Kanawha
May’s Grocery
Tuscarora Gun Club
Harmony Community Club
Il Stine’s Meadow
Catoctin
Petroleum
Wisner Sts
Frederick, Md
Esso Distributors
Grover Mossburg
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Nr. Frederick
Charles P. Pearl
Stone
Dr. Brice
Boyer
Genevieve Pearl
Zinnias
John Wise
E. 6Th St
Thurmont
Rodger’s
North Market St. Ext’d
Eagle Club
Rummage Sale
Asbury Methodist Church
Mt. Wilson Hospital
Geishert-Remsburg
Reunion
Rocky Ridge Park Basket
Grayson B. Summers
Myersville- Harmony Road
Maryland
News & Post
W. Jerome Offutt
E. Newton Steely, Jr
H. M. Alexander
Carl Rameburg
Route 194
Woodsboro
Helen Houck
Glenn Trout
Jas. G. Trout
Mehrle N. Wachter
Leonard
Irvin Renn
Porter
S Grill
Keilholtz
Staley Park
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Assn
Myersville
Canada Hill Road
Men of Action
Bill Bartgis
Bob Dailey
Ed McGuiness
John Warfield
Louis E. Eichelberger
Treas
A. Irvin Renn
Vote the Action Ticket Authority
Democratic City
Lloyd M. Fogie
Trens
Mi. S
Fred
Urbana Methodist Church
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Wade F. Hurley
Sec’y
Food & Bake Sale
Nat'l Bank
Grace Trinity Ll.c. of
Christ
C.F
Brothers and Lodges
King David Lodge
West Seventh Street
C. Oliver Elworthy Noble
Gardner C. Quill Lodge
Kemptown
Fidelity Building & Loan Association
Fredericktown Savings & Trust Co
Robert B. Eisenhauer
Coates
Petersville
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth St
J. Cooney, Treas
Costi Ly
Farmer’s Co-Op Assn., Inc
South & Wisner Sts
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
West Patrick St
North Market St
Eli A. Fry
Cunningham Falls State Park
J. D. Shook
Npon
C. F. State Park
Catoctin Manor
New York Strip
N. Market St
A. Irvin R Renn
Dad
Solar's Clothing Store
P.S
Frederick Call
Folk
MT. Orchard
Margaret's Florists
Dickerson Church
Cold Platters
Poolesville
Bard
B. M. Stone Radio & TV
Motorola & Norge Sales & Service
Democratic Authority
Democratic City Comm
Lloyd M. Fogle
Black Horse Tavern
South Mountain Four
FBI
MOSER
Nelson Tucker
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Dickey Bird
Ecker
Johnny
Rena
Mt. Pleasant Raritan Club Inc. McDevitt
Airline Steamship
Travel
Ag Jeverency
S. Market St
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