Deaths fill local notices include Arnold and Butler
Obituary notices report John T Arnold 6 of Knoxville died Monday, with survivors including two daughters and two sons. Maxton W Butler 31 of Frederick died after a gun wound on Yellow Springs Road, leaving two sons and siblings. Helen V Fisher 51 of Frederick died at Frederick Memorial Hospital, survived by daughter and siblings, with funeral arrangements set. Griffith C Gorman 67 of Gaithersburg died at home, survived by sisters and a brother, with services Friday. Calemedia Grossnickle 88 of Walkersville died at son-in-law’s home, with several children and grandchildren, services Saturday. Geraldine Roberts 43 of Union Bridge died at Johns Hopkins Hospital, listed with survivor details and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Arnold
John Thomas Arnold
RFD
Knoxville
Andrew Davis
Amanda Catherine Young Arnold
Ruth Poffenburger
Everett E. Mowen
Hagerstown
Thomas Wiener Arnold
U.S. Army
Andrew David Arnold
Braddock Heights
David
Daniel
Brunswick
Maurice
Rosemont
Elizabeth Arnold
Burkittsville
Catherine Lakip
Lander
Feete Funeral Home
Funeral
Ralph Miller
Lutheran Cemetery
Middletown
Maxton Wilson Butler
Maxton W. Butler
Middle St
Yellow Springs
Louise Butler Henry
Joshua Henry
Frederick
Mountain City Lodge of Elks
R. F. Kline Road Construction Co
Monty A
Timothy Butler
Charles Patterson
Libertytown
Edith Butler
Baltimore
Clara Butler
Foster W. Butler
Washington, D.C
Hicks Funeral Home
West Patrick Street
Fairview Cemetery
Helen V. Fisher
Helen Virginia Fisher
Lloyd F. Fisher
Washington Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jacob and
Estella Hartman Gibbons
James D. Martin
Myersville
Elmer M. Gibbons
Knoxvle
Victor Gibbons
Austin Gibbons
Grace Bowlus
Audrey Walker
Rockville
Griffith C. Gorman
Gaithersburg
Marie King Griffith
Alexand C. Gawis
Walter M. Royal Jr
Washington, D. C
Robert Leland Griffith
Gartner
Forest Oak Cemetery
C. E. Grossnickle
Calemedia &. Grossnickle
Harry W. Grossnickle
Cyrus Schroyer
Walkersville
Levi and
Louise Grossnickle Brandenburg
Geraldine Roberts
Geraldine Christine Roberts
Kenneth C. Roberts
Union Bridge
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Carroll County
Tholma Roberts
American Légion Auxiliary No
William Reddick Post
Ossunt family to honor late relative at Libertytown burial
The obituary notes that Keith, a son of the late, and his mother Mrs Lula Butler of Union Bridge, with services by Hartzer and D. Sons Funeral Home. Friends may call in Union Bridge. Burial planned atResley Cemetery in Libertytown.
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Herbend
Keith
Lula Butler
Union Bridge
D. , Hartzer and
D. Sons
Sazards
Libertytown
Henry Chase
Mary E. Brown
Warren Jackson
George Morgan
Man Charged In City Collision
Frederick man charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and failure to reduce speed after a collision on West South Street near Ice Street. Donald C. Hackey, 23, and Raymond E. Mills, 20, reported damage totaling 73 dollars. Police traced a stolen 1967 car to Hackey and arrested him. charges linked to a Key Chevrolet warrant and Mills warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Donald C. Hackey
John Hanson
West South Street
Ice Street
Hackey
Raymond E. Mills
Thomas Avenue
Mills
Key Chevrolet
South Jefferson Street
Key
Chevrolet
Pic
James E. Lehtoyer
Pvt
Officials discuss fixed transition date for new Frederick County board
In Annapolis, Commissioner Wallace E. Hutton urged a definite transition date to avoid a repeat of Montgomery County delays. The current law requires new commissioners to take office within 60 days of the election, but no specific date exists. A court suit previously forced the new council to be seated promptly after certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace E. Hutton
Annapolis
Hutton
Frederick County
Montgomery County
CAC Expands Jeanne Bussard workshop committee
CAC adds Wallace Hutton and new members from County Commissioners Charles Wars treasurer Floyd Brown Mrs Alvin Douglas and Mrs David Sparrow at a meeting. Four families in Middle Alley seek housing as their building is slated for demolition in two months. Membership runs two years pending approval. An amendment aligning CAC with OEO rules allows underrepresented groups with 100 signatures to petition a representative. CAC has not received OEO funds for over six months and plans to reapply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Bussard
Middle Alley
CAC
Wallace Hutton
Charles Wars
Trensurer
Floyd Brown
Alvin Douglas
David Sparrow
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Poles and Czechs Sign Friendship Pact Against West Germany
Poland and Czechoslovakia signed a 20-year treaty of friendship and military assistance. The pact defends frontiers, rejects Hitler's 1938 Munich settlement, and promises mutual aid if West German militarists or their allies attack. The move signals the forming of a Communist bloc to perpetuate German division.
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Warsaw
Poland
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
East Germany
Germany
Retirement Honors Victor Summers Of Potomac Edison
Victor M Summers honored at a midday retirement luncheon in Potomac Edison general offices Frederick after a 46 year career with the company beginning in 1921. Allan M Creed praised his service as employees in the terminal building presented tributes. Summers started with Haperstown and Frederick Railway Co as freight agent and later worked with the Treasury Department and General Accounting payroll section. Born in Brad dock he now lives at 516 Lee Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Potomac Edison Co
Victor M. Summers
Utility Company
Allan M. Creed
Summers
Mr. Summers
Frederick
Haperstown and
Constitutional Meeting Must Be This Year
ANNAPOLIS AP A circuit court judge upheld the validity of plans to write a new Maryland Constitution and said the legislature is obliged to convene a state convention this year. Judge Matthew Evans ruled two bills from last year legal, allowing the election of delegates tentatively set to begin Sept 13, a decision to be reviewed by the Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Matthew
Evans
General Assembly
Court of Appeals
Ramsey Clark Named Attorney General Pick
President Johnson nominated Ramsey Clark on Tuesday to be attorney general. Justice Tom C. Clark plans to retire to avoid conflicts with the department led by his son, with a final decision on retirement due by June 1967 or upon Ramsey Clark taking office. Ramsey Clark has been acting AG since October after Katzenbach resigned to join the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Tom C. Clark
Supreme Court
Justice Clark
Justice Department
Ramsey
Nicholas Katzenbach
Mixed Marriage Law Repeal Near Passage
ANNAPOLIS AP A Senate passed bill to repeal Maryland strict interracial marriage law moved quickly through the House Judiciary Committee on a voice vote with little debate and no opposition. The measure, aimed at ending a 306 year old ban, had already cleared the Senate February 9 and now goes to the House of Delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
House of Delegates
North end county urges timely funding for Catoctin High School
A local rebuke urges the Frederick County Board of Education to fund the full Catoctin High School capacity. Citizens note repeated overcrowding at Thurmont elementary additions and a rented middle option, stressing Emmitsburg’s limited course offerings and calling for immediate approval to avoid shortchanging northern residents. The piece ends with a historical aside on the International Typographical Union founded in 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Catoctin High School
House Votes Today On Powell Case
Washington AP report says the House will decide whether to strip Adam Clayton Powell of seniority and set a $40,000 pay assessment with possible censure. A failed resolution could eject Powell or keep him and reduce pay. Powell was at a Bahamian retreat with secretary Corrine Huff as barricades prepared for a lengthy debate.
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Washington
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Congress
Bahamian Isle of
Bimini
Corrine A. Huff
Police Chief Main Forfeits $28 Collateral
Maj. Charles V. Main of Frederick City's police forfeited collateral of $28 today in Magistrate's Court after being charged with failing to stop for a traffic light. He was charged January 2 following a collision at the intersection of North Bentz Street and Rockwell Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Main
Frederick City
North Bentz Street
Rockwell Terrace
Fire at 25 E Fifth St prompts emergency response
Juniors and Citizens Fire Companies rushed from 12 30 p.m. to battle a blaze at 25 East Fifth Street today. Details were not immediately available.
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Fifth St
Birthday and birth announcements from Frederick and Hagerstown
Personal Thomas Edward Rice Jr. turns seven today son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Edward Rice Sr of RFD 1 Frederick. Mr and Mrs Robert Delauter Myersville announce birth of their second child first daughter Lisa Annette born Feb 21 at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. Mrs Delauter is the former Miss Mary Jeannette Pryor of RFD 1 Smithsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edward Rice Jr
Thomas Edward Rice Sr
RFD 1
Frederick
Robert Delauter
Myersville
Lisa Annette
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Delauter
Mary Jeannette Pryor
Smithsburg
Public Auction To Sell Farm Equipment In Frederick County
Farm owners plan a public auction of farm machinery feed and cattle on their farm nine miles southwest of New Freedom Pennsylvania on Friday March 17 1967. Aberdeen Sales Co sale managers. Additional sale information to be advertised three weeks prior.
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New Freedom
Samuel C Hoff
Aberdeen Sales Co
S. Market St. Frederick
Edith Miller
Arthur H. Doll
M. Holmes Fout
Bowlus Auction Sales
Emmert R. Bowlus
Walkersville
Frederick Co
George W. Bell
Glenn
James G. Trout
Mehrle N. Wachter
Middletown
Fred. Co
MD- Wed
S. L
B. Y. Remsburg
Knoxville
Bowlus & Remsburg Auctioneers
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Sunbeam Corporation
E. Eugene Thomas
Center
The
International Typographical Union
Miss Huff
Tom Blanton
Dtex
Ilegally
Puerto Rico
John W. McCormack
S&h
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz
Ernest Dettbarn
Woodsboro
J. L. Cook
Clarence A. Welty
Taney Apts
Jr. Dept
Grace Ucc
Henry’s
Playtex Corp
N. Market St
W. Patrick St
Trinity Methodist
Henry’s Inc
Henry
the News
Busy Bee's
Ridgeville
Vo Mar
Ee Nurseries
Mt. Iy
Frederick Lumber CO
Jefferson St
Day MO
D.A.R. Joe
Paul R. Kolb
R. D. Hemp & Son Jefferson
Bowers Lumber
Angell’s Vending Service, Inc
East Main Street
Massey-Harris
S.P
Walter E. Barnes
Animal Shelter
Rodger’s
Boyds Presbyterian Education
Boyds
Phillip H. Zimmerman
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Frederick Poodle Salon
Routzahn
Cappella
Morrell
U.S
del Monte
Pan Raisin Buns
Cappello
New Market Grange
Burran Farm
Jr. High
Science Fair Sun
St. John’s Grammar School
E. Second St
Frederick, ML
Hangindrow
Bill
Anderson
MOSER
Budget Center
South Market St
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley, Sons
Nelson Tucker
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Tom, Dick
Harry
Johnny’s
Ecker
Merle C. Sommers
Charlottes
Bi. & R. Black Co
America
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