Death notices from Frederick area in memoriam column
Series of obituaries for Ellen L. Brashears Francis E. Cain Sr Doris Rose Shaw Cramer Joan A. Tabler detailing ages, residence, spouses, survivors, calling hours, funeral arrangements, and burial plans across Mount Airy Frederick Brunswick and Akron with church and lodge affiliations and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan A. Tabler
John A. Tabler
Firestone
Akron
Ohio
Schlup-Cox
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Frederick
Firestone Company
Grace United Church of Christ
Akron Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Royal and Select Masons
Knights Templar
Scottish Rite
Valley of Akron
Yusef- Khan Grotto
Tadmor Temple of the Shrine
Elva
Order of Eastern Star
Golden Age Club
Firestone Twenty Year Club
Zena Tabler
Cora E. Burkhardt
Richard Stewart
Wiliam Dando
Bethesda
Robert L. Tabler
Miss
Harriett Tabler
Baltimore
TJ High School Prepares Modern Vocational and Science Wing
TJ School plans updated facilities with fluent native language tapes for study, vocational wings in electronics and building trades, home economics with child development, and science labs for hands on experiments. An auditorium with 16,000 capacity will host live productions.
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Manwiller
City Police List Series of Mishaps at East Streets
A sequence of traffic crashes on East and East Fourth Streets and nearby intersections, with multiple drivers cited. Ruth E. Etzler of Canberra Court ran a red light at 8:35 p.m. striking Darrel Taylor’s eastbound truck, causing $400 and $250 damage to their vehicles. Other incidents include Welty versus Hewett on North Bentz and West Third Streets, Cecil versus Higginbotham on West College Terrace, and Harmon rear ending Bayes, Hottinger, and Reynolds. various licenses and fault findings documented by officers of Tayne City Police.
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East
East Fourth Streets
Tayne City
Ruth E. Etzler
Canberra Court
Etzler
East Street
East Fourth Street
Darrel Taylor
Frederick
Paul W. Mossburg
North Bentz
West Third Streets
William M. Welty
RFD
Hoke E. Hewett
Albany, Ga
Bentz Street
Hewett
Third Street
Welty
J. Frank Main
West College Terrace
Richard A. Cecil
West Twelfth Street
Randolph W. Higinbotham
Upper College Terrace
Cecil
Rosemont Avenue
East Third Street
Dwight Bayes
RFD 1
Fredick
Reynolds
Sonia L. Hottinger
Walkersville
School Bus Involved In City Collision
A county school bus driver and another motorist were charged by City Police after a Monday afternoon crash on South Bentz Street. Elmer G Wolfe 63 of Lewistown was cited for unsafe lane change while Maurice E Delashmutt 23 of North Market Street faced a registration violation. The 1963 sedan sustained $100 damage and the 1958 Frederick County School bus $5 with no passengers aboard. The unrelated line about King George I appears in the source text.
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South Bentz Street
Elmer G Wolfe
Lewistown
Maurice E. Delashmutt
North Market Street
Wolfe
Delashmutt
Frederick County
Cotton to speak at first CAC meeting in Frederick
The article notes antipoverty aims and urges inclusion of underprivileged community members on the CAC functioning committee. Cotton will return to Frederick June 29 to address the first annual CAC meeting. Officials Donn Aiken S Edward Smith Miss Barbara Guss attend the last night session. Samuel Hamilton leads the membership drive seeking broad county involvement. contact Wood at Winchester Hall to join before county commissioners appoint new members before the two week deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Guss
Cotton
Washington
Samuel Hamilton
Jehairman
CAC
Wood
Winchester Hall
Missionary comity avoids duplication in Arab outreach
Rev Haddad a 37 year old Cambridge resident and his wife Yvonne live there with their two children Susan and Ramsey. He explains that missionaries agreed not to work where others are active to prevent competition and waste. Haddad teaches Arabic to graduate students to support his family. He studied at American University Beirut and Episcopal Theological School Cambridge and will pursue a PhD next May.
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Haddad
Yvonne
Cambridge
Mass
Susan
Ramsey
Harvard
Episcopal
Radcliffe
American University
Beirut
Episcopal Theological School
Department of
Local hospital patients show improvement at Frederick care
Among The Sick Mr. Donald Pickett RFD 1. Mr. Airy has been a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital since June 9 and is progressing satisfactorily. Mrs. George L. Bennett Biggs Avenue, also a patient since May 2, is improving and hopes to return home in several weeks, with visitors not allowed. Mrs. Raymond Clary Taney Apartments was moved from Western Maryland State Hospital to Monteque Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen L. Brashears
RFD
Mount Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Albert A. Brashears
Frederick County
Grace Wirts
Adamstown
Hilda Blover
Rohrersville
Helen Whitner
Frederick
Mildred Winpigler
Poolesville
Marion Tucker
Seat Pleasant
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
Locust Grove
Church of the Brethren
Donald Plank
Church
Donald Pickett
Airy
George L. Bennett
Biggs Avenue
Raymond Clary
Taney
Western Maryland State Hospital
Monteque Home
Two College Girls Head to Yellowstone for Vacation Work
Miss Carole Ann Frushour of Middletown and Miss Mary Lynn Engelbrecht of Fairview Avenue depart June 8 for Canyon Motor Lodge in Yellowstone National Park Wyoming to work the summer season. Frushour is a Frostburg State College student and Engelbrecht attends Western Maryland College in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Ann Frushour
Middletown
Mary Lynn Engelbrecht
Fairview Avenue
Canyon Motor Lodge
Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Frushour
Frostburg State College
Engelbrecht
Western Maryland College
Westminster
GOP Candidate Wins South Carolina Seat
In Columbia, Albert Watson, a former Democrat who switched to the Republican Party, won back his old House seat by defeating Democrat Preston H. Callison in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, S.C
Albert Watson
Congress
House of Representatives
Preston H. Callison
Piano Students Perform In Hood Chapel Recital
Twenty one piano students of Mrs. Carol R. Freed performed in Coffman Chapel Hood College on Saturday. The program included folk songs and works by Haydn Mozart Brahms Mendelssohn B Zet Eckstein and Thompson. Performances featured Solos by Nancy Phebus Dorma Loyce Thomas Bobby Farnsworth John Freed Sally Whitesell Janet Jessup Harold Martzer Denise Farnsworth Joanne McNeal John Farnsworth Clark Phebus Cathy Zimmerman Clark Phebus Mary Dempsey Christine Dempsey Dawn Warneking Gregory Masser Marita Stup and others with pieces ranging from The Circus Rider to Habanera from Carmen and Running Along.
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Carol R. Freed
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Sally Whitesell
John Freed
Dorma Loyce Thomas
Nanette Phebus
Janet Jessup
Denise Farnsworth
Robert
Haydn
Mozart
Brahms
Mendelssohn
Bizet
Eckstein
Thompson
Little Johnny Jones
Cradie Song
Bjarrie Kelseth
Harold Martzer
Hazel Cobb
Lou
Joanne McNeal
John Farnsworth
Watchmaker's Shop
Wanda Zimmerman
Clark Phe
Cathy Zimmerman
Dublin Town
Thomson
Clark Phhbus
Mark Phebus
Myra Adler
Mary Dempsey
Kabalevsky
Dawn Warneking
Stanford King
Christine Dempsey
Arctic
Gregory Masser
Ellmenreich
Emmitsburg Maintains Tax Rate as Surplus Grows
The Emmitsburg Town Council approves a budget for July 1 1965 to June 30 1966 showing expenses of 93 520 and revenue of 104 015 leaving 10 494 14 unappropriated. Major costs include 41 036 86 for bond retirement and interest with water bonds 16 865 and salaries for utilities water sewer and streets. Tax rate remains at 0.70 per 190 assessed value with 19 350 in revenue from local taxes and 8 375 from state bureau taxes plus licenses permits and fines totaling 3 000.
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Emmitsburg
University of Alabama alumnus named Judson College president
The new leader is a Baptist educator with degrees from the University of Alabama and Harvard training in college administration. He taught at the University of Alabama, led Mary Hardin-Baylor College in Belton Texas from 1954 to 1960, and has headed Judson College for five years. He is a World War I veteran with a Purple Heart and a Presidential Unit Citation and has published in Southwestern Social Science Quarterly and the Southern Baptist Educator. He holds multiple professional and civic roles including Southern Baptist Historical Commission member and Marion City Board of Education member.
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University of Alabama
Mary Hardin - Baylor College
Belton
Tex
Judson Colege
Anderson
Southwestern Social Science Quarterly
Southern Baptist Educator
U.S. Navy
Southern Baptist Historical Commission
Phi Alpha Theta
National History Honorary Fraternity
City Board of Education
Marion
Southern Association of Colleges For Women
Division
Alabama Educator Anderson Named College Leaders Pioneer
Anderson, a longtime educator, held roles with the Higher Education, Alabama Education Association, and was president of the Alabama Association of College Administrators in 1965. He served as vice president of the Alabama Association of Independent Colleges from 1963 to 1965. Married to Marjorie Erickson of Erie, Pa, he has three children Sheryl 16 Susan 7 and Steven 5.
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Alabama Education Association
Alabama Association of College Administrators
Alabama Association of Independent Colleges
Anderson
Marjorie Erickson
Erie
Sheryl
Susan
Steven
Frederick News Post monthly cash prize tips offer
The Frederick News Post announces monthly cash rewards for local news tips. Tips accepted during editorial hours with holiday and weekend closures noted. Prizes: five, three, two, and one dollars for the top stories. only first reporters counted. editors choose winners and publish the list. Phone tips to 662-1177.
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Frederick
Pope Names New Chicago Archbishop
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI appoints Archbishop John Patrick Cody of New Orleans as Chicago archbishop. Chicago, the nation’s largest archdiocese with about 2 million Catholics, has been without an archbishop since Cardinal Meyer’s death. Cody, 37, may become a cardinal at an upcoming consistory in Rome.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
John Patrick Cody
New Orleans
Chicago
Vatican
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Cody
Rome
St. Louis
Joseph F. Rummel
Kansas City-St. Joseph
Small Business Loans At $3 Million
The Small Business Administration approved loans totaling 3,296,300 to 152 businesses employing nearly 1,000 people in April 1965 in the Middle Atlantic Area. Area Administrator Edward N. Rosa announced. The region includes Delaware District of Columbia Maryland New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia with over 37 million residents and about 7,100,000 small businesses.
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The
Small Business Administration
Middle Atlantic
SBA
Edward N. Rosa
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
In Memoriam Harding Robert
In loving memory of husband and father Robert who left us June 16 1958. God created you for us to love you best and whispered the words we’d like to hear you say. Seven lonely years since you’ve been gone. Your loving wife Nettie and children Tommy and Linda Kay.
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Harding
Robert
Nettie
Tommy
Linda Kay
Rummage Sale Friday June 1 to 9 Utica event note
Local notice lists a rummage sale at Taney Apartments benefiting Utica Women's League on Friday June 1 through 9 am. A theft report mentions a green toolbox from a tan and white 1955 Chevrolet station wagon on North Court Street near 3rd Street. if not returned within 16 days, officials will be notified. Also notes office of Dr Howard W Ash closed the week of June 21.
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Taney Apartments
Utica Women’s League
North Court St
3Rd St
West 3Rd St
Howard W. Ash
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Francis E. Cain
Francis Edward Cain Sr
Ella Cain
Brunswick
Monocacy Hall
Franklin Thomas
Charlotte Bover Cain
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors
B. and O
Moose Lodge
Brunwick
Tony Hurd
Davy
W. Va
Roger Monroe
Highland Springs
Feete| Funeral Home
A.D. Salmon
Park Heights Cemetery
John F. Cramer
Doris Rose Shaw Cramer
Frederick Junction
Sinai Hospital
Cramer
Boston
George
Walter Cramer
W. M. Cook
St. Paul
Preston Streets
Mount Olivet
TJ School
Roscoe
Eyler
Helen M. Eyler
St. Anthony's
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Vincent J. Tomolski
Earl Knott
Edward Ridenour
Vaughn Ey Jer
Lloyd Eyler
Cecil Krietz
Richard Deweese
St. Anthony's Cemetery
Creager
Abbie B. Oden
Damascus
Olin L. Molesworth
Damcus
Frank Depre
George I
Hanover
Germany
GOP
South Carolina
Hood Chapel
Institute For
Pope Paul
Mrs. Garnett Nofflinger
Edgewood
William H. Gross
Demiray and Conley
Miss Matilda Cannon
Paul R. Kolb
Shipley’s Inc
Shipley's Inc
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Geisbert
Hasai
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge Games & Prizes
R. D. Hemp & Sons Jefferson
Douglas H. Santmier
Virginia L Santmier
Burkitsville-Market Road
C.S.T
Ance M
Weinberg, Weinberg & Weinberg, Attys
Cappello
N. Market St
Land O'Lakes
Cappella
Treeland Nurseries Inc
New Market Dist
Vol. Fire Co
Wolfsville
Leesburg
Nicholson Catoctin
Sykes Hall
Clarks Gap
Om Rt
Clark's Gap
Northern Va Auction Co
James de Butts
Leonard Bowmen
Place West 7Th Street Temple
Petunias
Coleus
Sage
Margaret's Florist
West Patrick Street
S&h
Frederick City
Esso Patrick & Bentz Street
Russell Stover
Valleta
Harold's
Market Street
Fidelity Building and Loan Assn
Own Savings and Trust Co
Robert B. Eisenhauer
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
World Book Encyclopedia and
Childcraft
Constance Mercer
Orchard Thurmont
Thurmont
Joseph E. Delanter
Myersville
Johnny
Ecker's Beauty Salon
North Market St
Routzahn
Budge 77 South Market
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb
Prop Dam
Woodrow
Bill Andersen
Etset Waste Paper
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
Bridgestone
High’s Cycle Center
Sykesville
Huyetts Crossroad
Hagerstown
D.S.T
GRACE
W.M.T
Illiam A
Byers
Mullendore & Downin
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