Deaths in Maryland Area Reach Several Families
Obituaries note the deaths of William Romaine Lamb 58 of Woodbine and William Joseph Walker 82 of Frederick along with Alberta I Nichols of Leesburg and Daniel Clarence Shook 81 of Baltimore. Lamb had coronary thrombosis. Walker died after a multi month illness. Nichols died in a Route 70S auto crash. Shook was the Baltimore widower. Funeral details outline services in Woodbine and Frederick area churches with burial arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Lamb
William Romaine Lamb
Woodbine
Carroll County
W. Glenn Speicher
Baltimore City
William R
Viola Lamb
Ruth Lamb
Ris
Beverley Hood
Poplar Springs
David Cantwell
Mount Airy
Obhie Lamb
Eldersburg
Robert Lamb
Sylvester Miller
Mardela Springs
Bert Bedford
Frank Smith
Maryland
Lamb
Frank Chinsley
Baltimore
Popular Springs Methodist Church
Lawrence Cameron
Calvary Lutheran Church of
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
Alberta I. Nichols
Alberta Ingram Nichols
Leesburg
Germantown
Eackles
Harpers Ferry
Raymond Renner
Church of God
Samples Manor
Nichols
Thurman H. Nichols
Dargan
Sally Branch Ingram Geoghegan
Rockville
Arnold Hareld Ingram
William E. Geoghegan Jr
Greenbelt
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Daniel C. Shook
Daniel Clarence Shook
Mary Shook
Clarence Shook
John Shook
Frank C. Shook
Milton L. Shook
Frederick
Joseph Brown
Funeral notices summarize local deaths and services
Funeral services were held for Billie Ray Lewis in Frederick after a fatal car incident. Harold E. Brown died from injuries after a motor vehicle accident. his service was at Creager Funeral Home in Thurmont. Hazel M. Darner, formerly of Frederick, died in Liverpool, with services at M.R. Etchison and Son. William I. Deter and Ellsworth A. Hebb had services in Myersville and Brunswick respectively. Burials followed at Mount Olivet and Blue Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ray Lewis
Billie Ray Lewis
M.R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
Lyle W. Ashby
Trinity Methodist Church
Robert L. Hoffman
William J. Burras Jr
Joseph T. Schwartz
Sonny D. Smith
David H. Yinger
Richard L. Shoemaker
Burias
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Harold E. Brown
Creager
Thurmont
Elmer R. Andrews
Paul Grimes
Marvin Spurlock
Albert Sauble
Wayne Shriner
Robert Shriner
Francis Renner
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Hazel M. Darner
Frederick
Liverpool
M.R. Etchison and Son
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mountain City Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Natomia Lodge
Degree of
Pocahontas
Howard M. Albaugh
Donald M. Fadeley
A. W
William I
Deter
William’ S
Bittle
Myersville
William M. Brown
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
William Hauver
William Wachtel
Hubert,Toms
Harry Toms
Harold Kel Jer
William Houck
Ellsworth A. Hebb
Brunswick
Feete Funeral Home
Harold Beck
Brunswick Church of God
Francis Carey
Gary Snoots
Lynn Follin
Donald Smith
Raymond Thompson
William Bury
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Maryland Senators Propose Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Park
Sen. Daniel B. Brewster and Rep. Carlton R. Sickles seek 15000 acres along the Potomac River from Great Falls to Cumberland to become the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park. The bills were filed Monday, designating the site as a national historical park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel B. Brewster
Carlton R. Sickles
Maryland
Potomac River
Great Falls
Cumberland
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park
Navy Announces 120 Day Delay Enlistment Program
The United States Navy recruiting service offers a 120 day delay program for young men who wish to enlist now and stay at home for up to four months before reporting for active duty. For details contact Chief George E. Kline at East Patrick Street Frederick or call 663 3751 collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy Recruiting Service
Navy
U.S. Navy
George E. Kline
East
Patrick Street
Frederick
Rezoning Request Aims for Mercer 44 Acre Site
Election coverage continues and a mayor and aldermen session will consider rezoning 44 acres north of East Patrick Street Extended in the one mile belt beyond the city. Owners G Wilson and Mrs. Mercer seek R-1 to M light industrial to permit a 1 million dollar Sagner Inc factory office complex, approved by the planning commission but postponed earlier due to technicalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
G. Wilson Mercer
Sagner, Inc
City Planning Commission
Citrus Industry Fights Synthetics in War on Drinks
Florida citrus leaders declare war on test tube orange drinks while noting a synthetic rival captured 13 percent of six months’ market share for frozen orange juice. Industry plans focus ads toward housewives and reduce emphasis on vitamin C while studying a $53,000 eight month nutrition survey by the Florida Citrus Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland, Fla
Florida Citrus
Florida
Florida Citrus Commission
Sick Miss Kathy Lynn Ropp Remains Hospitalized
Among the ill patient is Kathy Lynn Ropp, 16 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Ropp, currently a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Lynn Ropp
Louis Ropp
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Realtors Urged To Have Law At Fingertips
Adolph C. Rohland a Bethesda realtor spoke to the Frederick County Board of Realtors at Hotel Frederick. He urged members to study state real estate laws and emphasize ethics and professional standards, stressing personal client contact and knowledge of property details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph C. Rohland
Bethesda
Frederick County Board of Realtors
Hotel Frederick
Rohland
Northwest Realty Company
East West Highway
Charles V. Lanner
Montgomery County Board of Realtors
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Hagerstown Man Purged By Court
Jack Goulding was released from Franklin County Jail after more than two years for contempt of court in a child custody case. Guard Crawford F. Kramer said Goulding shook his hand upon release at 6 05 p.m. EST, noting the release came from Judge Chauncey Depuy who jailed Goulding in November 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Jack Goulding
Franklin County
Crawford F. Kramer
Goulding
Kramer
Chauncey Depuy
Franklin County Court
Waterfowl Survey Results Announced by Interior Dept
Washington AP reports the winter waterfowl survey tallies ducks geese swans and coot but compares not with prior years due to concerns over validity and misuse. Flyway totals show Atlantic 829100 puddle ducks 1503600 diving ducks 529400 geese and other waterfowl a total 3510700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
Fish and Wildlife Service
Cardinal Shehan In Rome Meeting
Cardinal Lawrence Shehan archbishop of Baltimore attended a day long Vatican Christian Unity Secretariat meeting in Ariccia. He tours a model and plans for a new public audience hall to be built near Vatican City and will stay through next week for unity secretariat meetings before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore
Vatican
Christian Unity Secretariat
Ariccia
Secretariat
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Shehan
Vatican City
Unity Secretariat
Hopkins Urged To Consider Women Admission
Johns Hopkins University should again consider admitting women as undergraduates. President Milton S. Eisenhower states in the annual report that women have demonstrated intellectual equality and are productive members of society. He notes most female undergraduates major in humanities and social sciences, areas where Hopkins could admit more qualified students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Milton $. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins Magazine
Local Births and Birthdays Noted in White Rock and Gettysburg
Birthday observations honor Harry LeRoy Marsden aged seven and Rochelle Marsden aged twelve, children of Mrs. Betty Marsden of White Rock, with a Sunday party. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. David L. Honeycutt of Taneytown at Annie M. Warner Hospital, Gettysburg. Mrs. Norman Howard of Germantown marked her birthday on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry LeRoy Marsden
Rochelle Marsden
Betty Marsden
White Rock
David L. Honeycutt
Taneytown
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Norman Howard
Germantown
Split in Soviet leadership tests world communism
Moscow officials from 18 nations debated the Sino Soviet split as China denounces moves toward capitalism amid heavy industry shifts. Kosygin signals possible talks with Washington while Brezhnev drives internal economy as Indochina tensions grow and moderate Soviet elements risk being sidelined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nists
Southeast Asia
Alexei N. Kosygin
Johnson
United States
Kosygin
Brezhnev
Mardi Gras Over-Lent Starts After Ten-Day Parade Bash
In New Orleans revelers traded greasepaint for ashes as Mardi Gras ends with a move to Lent. About 500000 attended the Rex parade with another half million watching seven parades. Over 160 arrests for drunkenness or disorder and 300+ hospital treatments marked the festivities ending 10 days of parades and 68 balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
al Theriot
Wall
Frederick County School Budget Approval and Surplus Discussion
The Frederick County Commissioners debated a school surplus and approved the entire 8.45 million dollar budget for the coming year with minor salary reductions for top officials. A public hearing on the budget is set for April 13 at 10 a.m. in the Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnachan
Frederick County
Best
Tritt
Voter rolls purge lists multiple precincts for inactivity
The city removes numerous residents from voter registration in Precinct 1, 1-A and 1-B for not voting in the past five years. Names include Blair Jr, Bowins, Bowen, Bryant, Butler, Dietz, Eyler, Frazer, Fredericks, Ganger, Garner, Geiser, Grove, Hammond, Harris, Hill, Johnson, Kelbaugh, Kent, King, Koontz, Kreh, Lydard, Martin, Martz, Mentzer, Page, Phillips, Posey, Powell, Roberts, Robinson, Rockwell, Routzahn, Saylor, Schildt, Sewe ll, Shaw, Shores, Skinner, Sifer, Smith, Summers, Stull, Summers, Tobery, Tome, Tucker, Twenty, Van Tijn, Waltz, Wentzel, White, Williams and others flagged in the city list. Further removals will be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin A. Blair Jr
West South Street
James E. Bowins
Carver Apartments
Roger W. Bowen
West All Saints Street
Shirley V. Bryant
Ice Street
Robert W. Butler
Pearl Street
Helen G. Dietz
South Market ‘Street
William E. Eyler
Herbert M. Frazer
Theresa G. Fredericks
Carrollton Drive
Constance A. Ganger
James H. Garner
June E. Geiser
Dolly May Grove
Walter L. Hammond
Mause L. Harris
Willow Avenue
Constance M. Hill
Gilbert N. Johnson
Madison Street
Edith L. Kelbaugh
South
RFD
Jame Posey
Broadway
Frances L. Powell
Florence M. Roberts
William A. Robinson
Paul A. Rockwell
Logan Street
Roscoe
Routzahn
Patsy J. Saylor
Maude E. Schildt
Hannah A. Sewell
George W. Shaw
Anna M
Washington Street
Audrey B. Station
South Market Street
Walter S. Stull Jr
John A. Summers
Henry V. Thomas
Romanie C. Titlow
Canberra Court
Mildred N. Tobery
Russell L. Tome
Clarissa D. Tucker
Lenora A. Twenty
David E. van Tijn
Gay F. Waltz
Scott F. Welly
Dorothy J. Wentzel
William A. J. Wentzel
Pauline E. White
Redwood Avenue
Willard A. Williams
Kenneth M. Woerner
Charles L. Young
Mountain Honoring Civil War Soldier in Alaska
The Alaska State Geographic Board proposed naming a 10 415 foot peak in the Chugach Mountains for Sgt. George F Robinson who saved Secretary of State William H Seward the night Lincoln was assassinated. Robinson nursed Seward and foiled an attempt to kill him on April 14 1865. Seward later helped arrange the Alaska purchase from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
William H. Seward
Abraham Lincoln
State Geographic Board
Chugach Mountains
George F. Robinson
Robinson
Seward
Lincoln
Russia
Women Elected Mayor in Italy Install Free Washing Machines
Citerna Italy AP reports Flora Volpini became mayor and immediately opened four public washing machines free for all. Housewives, who previously washed along streams, praise the move as a practical first act and proof they were right to elect her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citerna
Italy
Flora Volpini
Delaware Papers To Raise Prices
The Wilmington Evening Journal and the Morning News said their news stand price will rise from seven to 1 cent per copy, effective March 8. Home delivery price stays at 42 cents per week for six days with mail subscription rates unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington, del
Wilmington Evening Journal
The
Morning News
Sale Postponed By Trustees For Leonard A Shuff Property
Sale of property around Leonard A. Shuff scheduled for Thursday has been postponed by the trustees. The sale will be readvertised at an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Shuff
Samuel Ready School Announces Entrance Exams for 1965 66
Samuel Ready School for Girls will hold entrance examinations on March 27 and May 8 starting at 9 a.m. for admission to 1965 66 classes. Tests assess aptitude and achievement. scholarship candidates must be 9 to under 16. Applications via Registrar Samuel Ready School 5130 Baltimore National Pike Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ready School
Constance Walter
Samuel Ready
Baltimore National Pike
Baltimore
Maryland
Local notices and sales parade around town
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to Dr. Culwell and others for care during convalescence. Includes listings of local sales and prizes at various shops and events such as Remsberg's Jewelry, odds and ends sale, beauty salons, a bull sale, contest prizes, a nursing home acknowledgment, and service ads for DMV matters and local businesses in Libertytown and Frederick areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Culwell
Bessie M. Stine
Zella E. Zimmerman
Monocacy Hall
Curtis E. Zimmerman
Frederick seeks bids for miscellaneous concrete work contract
The City of Frederick invites sealed proposals for Contract 65 C Miscellaneous Concrete Work to repair curb and gutter and construct sidewalks on city or city‑assessed private property for 1965. Bids due March 17 1965 at 3 00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Frederick
City Hall
Frederick
Maryland
Icity
City of
Robert A. Whiteford
Public Sale Lat March 27 Antique Estate Westminster
Public sale of the late Marie Kimmey estate held at Frocks Auction Room Bond Street Westminster with many antiques and household goods. Auctioneer Austin Bohn and clerk Gene Frock noted. list to follow. Also listings for local items on Coppermine Road near Liberty town and other notices from Raymon E. Covey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kimmey
Westminster
Frocks Auction Room
Bond St
Austin Bohn
Gene Frock
Mgr
Coppermine Rd
Libertytown
Weed Killing Program Offered in Chesapeake Bay
Rep Clarence D Long D Md introduced a bill to authorize federal participation in a program to remove milfoil weed from Chesapeake Bay and other waters where the pest is a problem. The weed restricts navigation hampers harvest and curtails recreation. The bill would have the federal government pay 70 percent of removal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence D. Long
Chesapeake Bay
Long
Sculpture and Prints Exhibit at Towson College
Towson State College Living Art Gallery features Sculpture and Prints from March 5 to April 3 with a gallery reception March 7 from 2 30 to 4 40 PM. Towson College Choir provides entertainment. Hours are 7 30 AM to 11 PM weekdays and 6 PM to 10 PM weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towson State College
College Centre
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William J. Walker
William Joseph Walker
Worth St
Horace T
Arianna White Walker
Asbury Methodist Church
Mountain City Lodge of Elks
Elks Council No
Walker
Afro- American Joint Stock Company of
Lillie Hurd Walker
Elizabeth DeLauder
Hicks Funeral
W. Patrick St
Fairview Cemetery
Citrus Industry
Hagerstown
Cardinal Shehan
Hopkins
Moscow
Delaware
Remsberg
Margaret's
S. Market ST
Edgar Fagan
Oliver
Herman Ordeman
Clarke
Catherine Soper
Winchester St
James Leather
E. South St
Elias Wastler
Quynn Orchard Road
Lee Willard
William H. Moore
Frederick Fairgrounds
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joe Graham
Dept. of Markets
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
North Market St
Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Delphey’s
Plenty
Libertytown Methodist Church Hall
W.S.C.S
Benefit Parsonage Fund
R.C.A. Radio
Universal Electric Iron
Loraine Simpson & Son
Paul R. Kolb
Middletown
Brocery
Rosemont , Ave
Daniel Blickenstaff
Cappello
U.S
Maine
McCormick Tea
Rocky Ridge Vol. Fire Co
Rocky Ridge
Raymond E. Covey
C. D. Metz, John Green Sr
S&h
Frederick City
Esso Patrick & Bentz
STAUB
4Th St
Jay N. Braithwaite
Wasena Ave
Community Grocery
Rosemont Avenue
Community Grocery Store
Glenn R. Chaney
Roney Motor CO
Market St
Taney Apts
United Church of Christ Jewel
Adamstown
Rt. 26
Harry F. Rhoderick Agency
Carroll Manor
Lions Club
Grange Hall
ESSO
Patrick & Bentz Street
Nelson Tucker
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Budg 77
Little's Beauty Shop
Moser’s
B.&w
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