Deaths in Montgomery county area include Col Wright
Lt Col Kenneth Thomas Wright 70 USA Ret died at Montgomery General Hospital. He graduated from George Washington University Law School and is survived by wife Virginia Metz Wright of Germantown and brother Dr William Edson Wright of Sterling. Calling hours today 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Gartner's Gaithersburg. services Thursday 2:30 p.m. at Neelsville Presbyterian Cemetery.
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Kenneth T. Wright
Kenneth Thomas Wright
USA
Montgomery General Hospital
George Washington University Law School
Virginia Metz Wright
Germantown
William Edson Wright
Sterling
Gartner’s
Gaithersburg
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Prudence Lodge Funeral Services Announced
Prudence Lodge will conduct Masonic services Thursday at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. The funeral will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery at Mount Airy.
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Prudence Lodge
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mount Airy
Gaither H. Sykes Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Gaither H. Sykes husband of Ruth P. Sykes North Market Street for mer assistant city engineer who died Saturday morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital were held from Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home Tuesday. The Rev. Donald W. Bracken and Rev. W. Merval Weaver officiated. Casketbearers included Charles A. Dixon Jr John J. Curtis Melvin E. Filler Joseph E. Elkins Jr Roger D. Marino and Sgt John A. Steward USMC. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert P. Simmons
Adelbert Pryce Simmons
Alice Schwartz Simmons
N. Market St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Providence
R.L
Thomas Pryce
Lau Belle Clark Jones
Albert Cooper
Bel Air
Frederick Simmons
Mass
Rosamond Ledbetter
Mary McLean
Maine
W. Merva. Weaver
The
Presbyterian Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R.itchison and Sorry
Gaither H. Sykes
Ruth P. Sykes
North Market Street
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Donald W. Bracken
United Presbyterian Church
W. Merval Weaver
Charles A. Dixon, Jr
John J. Curtis
Melvin E. Filler
Joseph E. Elkins, Jr
Roger D. Marino
Sgt
John A. Steward, Jr
USMC
Frederick political figure's long public service detailed
Born in Williamsport, the Maryland official and lawyer Goodloe E. Byron has held roles on state prison reform, land zoning study, and Maryland planning conferences. A Frederick attorney since 1958, he served in the Army JAG Corps, led local historical and civic groups, and was named man of the year by the Junior Chamber. He is married to Beverly Barton Butcher with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Tawes
Maryland
Southern Regional Education Board
Williamsport
William D. Byron
Katharine E. Byron
St. Albans School
Washington, D.C
University of Maryland
George Washington University Law School
Hood
Municipal Court of Appeals
U.S. Army
Judge Advocate General’s Corps
Third Armored Division
Frankfurt
Germany
Frederick
Planning Commission
Frederick Historical Society
Maryland Historical Trust
Maryland School For the Deaf
Young Democratic Clubs of
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Breakfast Optimist
Lewistown Raritan Club
Beverly Barton Butcher
Goodloe E, Jr
Barton Kimball
Mary McComas
Two Hurt In Colliflower Crash At Route 1
Colliflower's 1960 sedan was demolished and two trucks owned by Floyd L. Culler sustained 125 dollars in damage. A 1955 sedan owned by George Ray Jr. of East Seventh Street was damaged by five dollars. Police charged Colliflower with failure to reduce speed to avoid a collision. Cpl. James W. Stockman and privates Billy Snoots and Frank Wilson investigated.
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Colliflower
Floyd L. Culler
George Ray Jr
East Seventh Street
James W. Stockman
Billy Snoots
Frank Wilson
Hospitals Preparing For Medicare Patients
Hospitals brace for July 1 Medicare start when elderly Americans gain hospital bed access. AP survey notes uncertain impact, with bed shortages in parts of the country. Officials warn some areas face overcrowding and a likely rise in elective procedures as seniors seek care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barbour
Associated Press
Medicare
Johnson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Montgomery Trash Pact Under Fire
A Washington trash firm claims Montgomery County can choose private bidders for household trash and that Shayne Brothers Inc could have saved $30,000 monthly with a lower noncompetitive contract. Boskoff says Shayne would have bid $2.25 monthly versus United's $2.75 for single-family homes, while householders face two bills. Commissioner Austin says families will be billed anyway. Boskoff vows suit to invalidate the emergency contract as 260 workers struck, were fired, rehired by United.
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Washington
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Montgomery County
Shayne Brothers Inc
Alexander Boskolff
Shayne
Commission
Boskoff
United
Shayne Brothers
William C. Austin
Montgomery
United Disposal Company
United Disposal
Dulany Declines Re-Election to Carroll County Seat
Carroll County delegate William B. Dulany says he will not seek another term in the State Legislature. Elected in 1962, he cites professional obligations and reluctance, noting he cannot devote the required time to the office for another four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
William B. Dulany
Dulany
Local notices and ads span tutoring, attire, and bids
Local listings include an experienced tutor for modern mathematics and science subjects, shopping ads for new arrivals at a Maryland store, insulation and fashion items, a request to contact a hospital transfer, a sales job posting, a trespassing warning, plus legal notices for an audit in Frederick County and a mayoral sewage plant bid in Thurmont with proposal deadlines and bid requirements.
Mount Airy Psychiatrist Wins Honors
Mount Airy resident Dr. Henry P. Laughlin has been elected to the council of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland to fill an unexpired term. He previously joined the Faculty's House of Delegates to start next April and has served as third vice president for 1964 65. A former naval medical officer for seven years, Laughlin earned his medical degree from Temple University after studies at Johns Hopkins and Ursinus. He practiced in Bethesda and received a gold medal from the American College of Psychiatrists, of which he was president for two years.
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Henry P. Laughlin
Mount Airy
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland
State Medical Society
House of Delegates
Laughlin
Bethesda
American College of Psychiatrists
Johns Hopkins University
Ursinus College
Temple University
Naval Medical
Lads On Bike Injured In Car Collision
Two 11 year old boys were injured in Frederick when the bicycle they shared collided with a car on East Street and Delaware Road. Christopher Grimmitt of Libertytown and Curtis King of East Seventh Street were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital in fair condition. King may have a fractured skull. Grimmett had lacerations. The driver was Jacqueline White, 24, of Walkersville Route 1.
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Frederick
Christopher D. Grimmitt
Clyde Grimmitt
Libertytown
Curtis F. King
Charles King
East Seventh Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
King
Grimmitt
East Street
Delaware Road
Jacqueline L. White
Route 1
Walkersville
Kehne highlighted in Yellow Springs community life
Kehne, an original developer of Yellow Spring area, built 13 homes along Bethel Road and led the Yellow Springs Community Association for eight years while serving 25 years in the group. He helped found the Jeffersonian Democratic Club in Frederick and has long connections to Calvary Methodist Church.
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Kehne
Yellow Spring
Bethel Road
Yellow Springs
Tuscarora
Lewistown
Louise , Staley
Old Mountaindale
Harsonville
Kehnes
Donald Brachey
Baltimore
Carroll Kehne Jr
New Brunswick
Thomas Johnson School
Annual Peach Festival and Community Events in Woodsboro
A compiled notice of community gatherings and sales across Woodsboro and nearby towns for mid June to August 1966. Includes the Annual Peach Festival on August 17 at Woodsboro Fire Hall with crab cakes and ham platters, rides, and a kids’ program, plus multiple yard sales, carnivals, and commercial ads from Fred erick and surrounding communities detailing food specials, products, and services. Named locations include Woodsboro Maryland, Frederick Maryland, Mt. Airy, Sykesville, and Thurmont with associated dates, times, and prices. Entities include J John Doe style listings for local businesses and churches, Lions Carnival in Mt. Airy, King Floor Service in Frederick, St. John’s United Church of Christ, and various vendors offering plants, furniture, meats, and home improvement services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
St. John's
United Church of Christ
Girls State government highlights end of event
On the final day of Girls State the governor will be announced along with state senator selections to attend Girls Nation in Washington DC. The schedule runs from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. with elections campaigning speeches general elections inauguration mock session and night primary elections. Guest speakers include Julian L. Lapides Eleanor Arnett Nash Harry Snook and Goodloc E Byron.
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Girls State
Girls Nation
Washington
D.C
Julian L. Lapides
House of Representatives
Eleanor
Arnett Nash
Baltimore Sunpapers
Harry Snook
Orphans Court of
Washington County
Goodloc E Byron
House of Delegates
Personal items and updates from around town
Mrs. Mamie Bussard flew from Baltimore to Seattle to visit her son Ralph Darell Bussard and family who lived in Silverdale after moving from Pinoak Drive last November. Ernest Webb and his wife celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary with 38 friends at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Nicholas J Carrera of Urbana Illinois and his wife welcomed daughter Alexandra Nicole on June 19. Carrera pursues a physics PhD and hails from Arlington Virginia. Also a note on forestry facts from the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Mamie Bussard
South
Jefferson St
Baltimore
Seattle Wash
Ralph Darell Bussard
Bussard
Pinoak Drive
Silverdale Wash
Ernest Webb
West Second Street
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Nicholas J. Carrera
Urbana
Ill
Alexandra Nicole
Carrera
Mary Jeanne Adamson
Wellcome Farms
Frederick
Leon Loeb
University of Illinois
Arlington
29th Division Recruits to Train at Camp Pickett
Guard Units headquarters the fist rifle Platoon and the heavy weapons platoon are led by First Lieutenant Ernest M. Snyder with Capt. Boyd M. Cook of Hagerstown as company commander. Fourteen Co A recruits join 1,900 others for a two week camp, marking the first time rookies will undergo Army field training this year. Company C under First Lieutenant James M. Murphy supports the infantry, handling maintenance on vehicles small arms and communications equipment with four officers and 45 enlisted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest M. Snyder
Boyd M. Cook
Hagerstown
Co. A
Camp Pickett
James M. Murphy
Dodd aide testifies on 1964 Germany trip purpose
James P. Boyd Jr. testified before the Senate Ethics Committee that Senator Thomas J. Dodd said the 1964 trip to Germany was to aid Chicago public relations man Julius Klein. The hearing opened as part of the committee's misconduct probe.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Germany
Chicago
Julius Klein
James P. Boyd Jr
Senate
Eliics
Dodd
Connecticut
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Edith B. Snyder
Edith Blanche Snyder
King St
Portsmouth
Merryville Hospital
Ahe
Frederick County
William G
Elizabeth (Brown) Wagaman
Waynesboro
William Bruce Snyder
Otterbein U. B
Norman Fultz
Marshall W. Snyder
H. Kessner Snyder
Wendell Snyder
Sacramento
Calif
Nora E. Fahrney
Lillian Wolfe
the Grove
Edward P. Heinze
Green Hill Cemetery
Lawrence M. Brown
Doubs
B. and QO. Railroad
Jate McClellan
Annie Schroeder Brown
Hulda Mohler Brown
FE. Church
David Kolda
Doubs Methodist Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison & Son
Edward R. Molesworth
Edward Roscoe Molesworth
Detroit
Esther R. Molesworth
Edward M
Lillie Rankles Molesworth
Toledo, Ohio
Prudence Lodge of Masons
Allen Molesworth
Harold Molesworth
Ridgeville
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Beulah Clay
Near Bartholows
William R. Boyer
Marvin Chapel Methodist Church
Wiliam Browhing
Woodrow Beaver
Carl Shannberger
Willie Anders
William Moxley
Robert Schell
Marvin Chapel Cemetery
Byron
Richard J. Hancock
Lawrence & Memorial Hospital
New London
Conn
John 4. Knowles
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
New England
Carolyn Kingsriver
Hendrickson
Springfield State Hospital
Sat
Sun
Arnoldstown Rd
Mary
George Crouse
Circuit Court
Parsons Newman
Ansle S. Sliter
Webster
Sliter
Ellis ¢ Wachter
Byron W. Thompson
Thurmont
E.d.st
Council of
Whitman, Reynardt and Associates
St. Paul Street
King Floor Service Inc
East St. Frederick, Md
Cappello
Market St
Wed
Mt. Airy
Iam
Mobile
Alabama
Maryland State Sheriffs Association
National Sheriffs Association
Horace M. Alexander
Sykesville Firemen’s Carnival
Sykesville
Little Blair and
Country Boys
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth
East Sth
C. Eichelberger
Paul R. Koles
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
Old Frederick
Tancy Apts
Grace Ch
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick & Bentz Street
Haover Parrish House
Savillisville
Jefferson Jourm Hall
Creagerstown Lutheran Parrish Creagerstown
Rodger’s
Petunia’s
Margaret's
W. Patrick St
MT. Orchard
Margaret's Florists
West Patrick St
Merle Sammers
MOSER
Nelson Tucker
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Dickey Bird
Ecker
North Market St
Johnny's Market
Airline Steamship
Boyer Travel Agency
S. Market St
Wallon
Routzahn
BUNGE
South Market
Newsraper Haghiye
Sen. Dodd
Trip
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