Deaths of James Lerch and Others in Area
James Henry Lerch aged 67 of Burkittaville died Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Er ie Mae Fauble Lerch and children Edward Charles Mer vin Lee Mary Harne Betty Leatherman. numerous siblings and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Feete Funeral Home Brunswick with services Wednesday. Additional notices list Mrs. Bessie E. Bowman 77 of Poplar Springs. Mrs. Mattie Edna Howard 36 of Gaithersburg. Mrs. Ruby Marie Phillips 39 of Brunswick. Miss Mary C. Wright of Fort Dodge Iowa. Burial and church services planned in local cemeteries and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Lerch
Burkittaville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Erie Mae Fauble Lerch
George William and
Sallie M. Cook Lerch
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Edward Charles
Mervin Lee
Knoxville
Mary Harne
Betty Leatherman
Myersville
Lilly Fauble
Winchester
Laura Reeser
Baltimore
Mary Lerch
Catherine Fucker
Marriottsville
Lillian Welty
Frederick
Charlotte Johnson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Lerch
Clarksbourn
N.J
Joseph M. Lerch
Harry Lerch
Robersville
Guy Lerch
Catonsville
William E. Lerch
Wilkes- Barre
Feete Funeral
Churchey
John W. Gossett
Ruby M. Phillips
Ruby Marie Phillips
John Clayton Phillips
East Potomac &I
Trude T
Thelma Gillum Bourne
Poolesville
Margaret Marie
Virginia Lee
John Wesley
Charles Clayton Phillips
Mary Frye
Washington
Margaret Blanchard
Dayton
Katherine Bourne
Claude Bourne
Carl and
Terry, Bourne
Old Lyme
Mary C. Wright
West Third Street
Fort Dodge
Oscar Fischer
Dora C. Lee Wright
Wright
Congregational Church of
Ned Albright
Amos Harper
Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home
North Market Street
Iowa
Ex-Frederick Nazarene Pastor Dies in Baltimore
The Rev. John E. North, 54, former Frederick First Church of the Nazarene pastor, died Friday at South Baltimore General Hospital. He leaves wife Arlene W North of Glen Burnie and two children, Ronald J North and Patricia North Brooks. Services will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Marley Park Church of the Nazarene with burial in Bel Air Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. North
Frederick First Church of the Nazarene
South Baltimore General Hospital
Arlene W North
Old Annapolis Road
Glen Burnie
North
Area Nazarene Church
Nazarene
Bel Air
Marley Park
Frederick
Fairview Avenue
Motter Avenue
Ronald J. North
Patricia North Brooks
Kirkley
Crane Highway
Marley Park Church
Funerals for Barnes Harrison Lamb Held in Area Churches
Services were held for Mrs. Gertie M. Barnes at Bethesda Methodist Church in Gist Carroll County with burial in the church cemetery. Grover E Harrison died at home in Woodbine and was buried at Morgan Chapel with nephews serving as bearers. William R Lamb died at home in Woodbine with services at Poplar Springs Methodist Church officiated by Rev Lawrence Cameron. Bearers included local men from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie M. Barnes
Gist
Carroll County
Bethesda Methodist Church
Donald Hoffman
Wheeler Wilson
LeRoy Lindsay
Grant McKinsey
Louis Grimes
John Scannell
Ray McQuay
Waltz Funeral Home
Winfield
Grover E. Harrison
Woodbine
Waltz
John McCauley
Morgan Chapel Methodist Church
Morgan Chapel
Charles and
Robert Harrison
Leon
Ernest Gosnell
Guy Farmer
Dorsey Fleming Jr
William R. Lamb
Poplar Springs Methodist Church
Lawrence Cameron
Calvary Lutheran Church
Albert Fredericks
Howard Hall
Harvey Fredericks
John Hatfield
Marvin
LeRoy Harrison
King decries unfulfilled promises after aborted Alabama march
King from his Atlanta home criticized President Johnson for not fulfilling promises as he urged continued protest. He said Negroes cannot vote in Alabama and explained he stayed in Atlanta to mobilize national support for a larger march toward Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro
Johnson
King
Homer
Atlanta
Alabama
Montgomery
Selma
Six Hurt In Southern Maryland Gun Battle
Five persons and possibly a sixth were wounded in a gun battle at a crowded Southern Maryland night spot. Three cousins were among the wounded with one shot in the face by a 12 gauge shotgun and all were in serious condition at a Baltimore hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Guardian Hose Company Hosts County Officials Banquet
The Guardian Hose Company of Thurmont hosted state and county officials and members of five county fire companies at its annual banquet attended by 125 people. D S Weybright introduced officials including Herman Hare and County Commissioners Renn and Horman, plus Thurmont board members. Oscar Baker of Mt. Airy spoke on the volunteer fire service and fire prevention, a 1964 statistical report was presented, a memorial service was held, gifts given, and the club announced its August carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian Hose Company
Thurmont
John Wood
Thurmont Fire Company
D. S. Weybright
Herman Hare
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Robert Wilhide
Martin Case
Robert Yingling
Merrill Keeney
John Ogle
Case
Hagerstown Man Elected President Of New Church Group
Laurence Strunk of Hagerstown was elected president of the newly formed Catoctin Association of the United Church of Christ at a meeting in the Evangelical Reformed Church. Other officers include J Vernon Coblentz as vice president and Fred Remsberg as treasurer with Bleyer Murray and Mrs Frederick Lyster as council members. Rev Mary Wenck serves as secretary. The association, part of the Central Atlantic Conference, covers Carroll Frederick and Washington Counties with churches also in Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Strunk
Hagerstown
Association of the United Church of Christ
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick
J. Vernon Coblentz
Fred Remsberg
Sharpsburg
Robert Bleyer
Murray Baumgardner
Taneytown
Frederick Lyster
Mary Wenck
Lewistown
Catoctin Association
Central Atlantic Conference
Baltimore
Carroll
Washington Counties
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Rose Bush Pruning Show Set
A pruning demonstration will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Montgomery County Rose and Lawn Demonstration Plot on Route 355 between Rockville and Gaithersburg near Shady Grove Road. Rosarians from the Potomac Rose Society will discuss pruning techniques and coffee will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Potomac Rose Society
Route 355
Old 240
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Shady Grove Road
Gibbons Family Mourns Drowning Victim In Frederick
Died man was Glen Edward Gibbons of Rockville and a World War II veteran employed by Supreme Concrete Products in Frederick. Surviving relatives include six brothers from Knoxville and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Tuesday after 4 p.m. at M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home with services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crick
Glen Edward Gibbons
Rockville
Harold J. Gibbons
RFD 2
Frederick
Freddie L. Gibbons
Fort Campbell
Millard P
Richard Lee
Homer L. Gibbons
Knoxville
Supreme Concrete Products Company
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
East Church Street
Local Personal Notices Highlight Birthdays Awards and Training
Miss Diane Phelps of Monrovia received an Honor Certificate at Catholic School in Baltimore this month. Mabel Marie Phelps marked her 14th birthday with family guests the Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moxley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wayne Monnett of Prince Frederick announce the birth of Brian Wayne Monnett in Anne Arundel Hospital. Mrs. Monnett is Eleanor Harner, daughter of Karl Harner of Kline Boulevard. Ioie Long has returned to Thurmont after recovering from pneumonia while staying with Howard Perkins and family in Frederick. Fanny Yinger, formerly of Frederick, observes her 90th birthday with Roger Foland in Mountaindale. Foland is her nephew. Joseph E. Elkins Jr. of Elkins Jewelers returns from New York City after a week of diamond appraising training at the Gemological Institute of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Phelps
Monrovia
Baltimore
Mabel Marie Phelps
Floyd Moxley
Robert Wayne Monnett
Prince Frederick
Brian Wayne Monnett
Anne Arundel Hospital
Monett
Eleanor Harner
Karl Harner
Kline Boulevard
Ioie Long
Thurmont
Howard Perkins
Frederick
Fanny Yinger
Roger Foland
Mountain Dale
Foland
Joseph E. Elkins Jr
Elkins Jewelers
South Market Street
New York City
The
Gemological Institute of America
Frederick County Budget Hearings Schedule Released
The April budget process begins April 6 with sheriff and jail, Montevue County Home, and Frederick County Health Department. April 7 opens hospital hearings, then Civil Defense and others. April 13 includes Board of Education in Winchester Hall, then libraries and more. April 14 covers Welfare, Extension Service, Civic Club, and public program requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue County
Frederick County Health Department
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Civil Defense
Central Supply Office
The
Frederick Historical Society
Board of Education
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
Roads Department
Frederick County Welfare Department
Agricultural Extension Service
Frederick Civic Club
Local residents undergo surgeries and recoveries
Mrs. Floyd Brown of Catonsville had Friday surgery at St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore and is listed as satisfactory. Violet Kefauver of East Fifth Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Glenna Leatherman of Woodsboro is convalescing at her niece’s home after hospital care. Thomas J. Kiriakou of the Blue and Gray Beauty Shop is recuperating at home and expects to return to work next week. Mrs. Charles Wells of South Market Street remains a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Brown
Catonsville
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Violet F. Kefauver
East Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Glenna Leatherman
Woodsboro
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Donald Weddle
Thurmont
Thomas J. Kiriakou
Blue and Gray
Frederick
Charles Wells
South Market Street
Roads Board Meets to Convene March Session
The Frederick County Roads Board will hold its regular meeting on March 9 at 7 30 p m in the Winchester Room at Winchester Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Roads Board
Winchester Room
Winchester Hall
Dr. Monroe To Speak To Travel Club
Dr. Annette Monroe of Hood College Speech Department will address the Travel Club Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Pythian Castle on North Court Street. She will discuss ancient Indian drama and share experiences from India in 1964 as a Fulbright scholar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Monroe
Hood College
Travel Club
Pythian Castle
North Court Street
India
Fullbright
University of Mysore
Monroe
Wheeling
W. Va
Muskin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jewish Club Entertains Residents At Montevue
The Frederick Section of the National Council of Jewish Women entertained Montevue residents with a social evening on Tuesday. Games and refreshments were provided. Chairwoman Mrs. Morris Guggenheim led the event with committee members Mrs. Jack Weissman, Mrs. Ernest Nasher, Mrs. Eugene Zebovitz, Mrs. David Gordon, and Mrs. Milton Gordon. Mrs. Ned Levien serves as council president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
National Council of Jewish Women
Montevue
Morris Guggenheim
Jack Weissman
Ernest Nasher
Eugene Zebovitz
David Gordon
Milton Gordon
Ned Levien
Foreign Cookery Prepared By 4-H
A Lewisdale 4 H Club session at Verna and Sherry Brown home featured foreign cookery with eighteen members, reports on sewing classes, a bowling party at Village Lanes in Frederick, and knitting interest. The group prepared dishes, and speeches and demonstrations were planned for the County Contests. next meeting is March 20 at Judy Glaze’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisdale
Verna
Sherry Brown
Fairy King
Joyce King
Kathy Haines
Scarlet
Green
Joanne Doody
Brenda Day
Village Lanes
Frederick
Marge Linthicum
Jackie McDonough
Agriculture Center
Judy Glaze
We Do Not Forget You Yet Remembered By Daughters
A collage of brief notices from a 1965 Frederick area page includes memorial sentiments, fundraising appeals, sales ads, auction notices, and community event promotions. Names like Airy Keeney Helen Burke Paul R. Kolb Sr. Md appear among wedding anniversaries and church suppers.
Antique and farm sales mix in Frederick area notices
Readable lines announce an antique shop auction on March 9 1965 at 10 30 am at West South Street Frederick Md plus auctions by James Gout and others on March 10 11 and 23 24 26 1965. Listings include livestock dairy herd farm equipment and cattle sale at Mt View Farm along with various sales at 4 South Court St and Frederick Shopping Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’possumtown Pike
Frederick
Charlesville
Bethel Church
D.C
Charles W. Putman
Maryland
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Walkersville
Mehrle N. Wachter
Glade Rd
Woodsboro
Links Bridge Rd
Glade
Dublin Rds
Frederick Co
Charles E. Swomley
Beckley
Bruce E. Crum
Horace A. Alexander
West South Street
Dennis K. Bussard
Earl Bussard
Trail Ave
James Gout
H. Olin
Grace M. Hancock
Libertytown
New Windsor
Sterling E. Blackston
R. Allen Reichlin
Sidney Lease
Mt. View Farm
Pondsville Rd
S. Cavetown
Smithsburg
Washington County
Chas W. Stultz JR
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Fourteen Present At Class Meeting
Thirteen members and one guest attended the King's Daughters' Bible Class of Calvary Methodist Church on March 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs Holden Felton. Mrs Bessie Schwartz presided and devotions were led by Holden Felton. Members signed cards for the sick and shut in. A rummage sale is set for May 21 at Taney Apartments. The prize box was won by Mrs Florence Fogle. April meeting will be at Mrs Bessie Schwartz's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Calvary Methodist Church Meeting
iMr
Holden Felton
Dill Avenue
Bessie ‘Schwartz
Taney Apartments
Margaret Hoover
Florence Fogle
Bessie Schwartz
Montclair Avenue
Public Auction of Furniture and Appliances at 238 W 5th St
Auction each Wednesday at 238 West 5th Street offers monogram oil heater, bedroom suites, TV sets, Hi-Fi, appliances, rugs, stoves, washers, furniture and more. Warehouse hours daily to 6 with extended evenings. For consignments call MO 39-4601. Private sales daily of new and used furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monogram
L.A
Ponton
W. 5Th St
T.V
D.R
B.R.S
My Fair Lady Named Best Movie by Producers Guild
Hollywood report says My Fair Lady won the Screen Producers Guild Award as the year’s best picture at a Beverly Hilton banquet. The win positions it as the likely Oscar favorite, following a tradition where the guild choice often guides Academy Award voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Screen Producers Guild
Also Mentioned on This Page
James H. Lerch
Bessie E. Bowman
Augustus L. Bowman
St. Michael’s Road
Poplar Springs
Florence
William E
Mary Duvall Gillis
Jennings Chapel Methodist
Ellen M. Bowman
Roby W. Bowman
Edward L
Maurice C
Wiliam A. Bowman
Mount Airy
George W
West Friendship
Stanley E
Basil H
Leland C. Bowman
Crawford Gillis
George
Lacy
Roland Gillis
Sykesville
King Mullinix
George Stull
Airy
Amelia Grimes
Lisbon
Mattie E. Howard
Mattie Edna Howard
William E. Howard
Charles I. Mills
Lou Smith
Richard Tetlow
Ella Faucette
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Forest Oak Cemetery
Rose Bush
Roads Board Meet
Dr. Monroe
Burck
Nellie B. Burck
Airy Keeney
Helen Burke
Paul R. Kolb
Alcoholics Anonymous Box
Frederick, MD
Woodsboro American Legion
Simpson’s Self Service
J. R. Lind
Ladiesburg
RCA Radio
Edith Nicodemus
Liberty Universal Electric
Debra Rippeon
Mt. Airy
William R. Myers
Oscar Singer
Wm. Darner
Sat
Lise
Frederick Building Association
Frederick County
Frederick County National Bank
United Church of Christ
Myers
Hauswalds
Filberts
Hamilton's Grocery
William B. Curwell
Bessie M. Steiner
Markell E. Crum
Emory Catshall
Wayne Swomley
Uniteds
United Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 3
Stanley Y. Bennett
Hyattstown Fire Hall
Hyattstown Vol. Fire Dept
Cokers House of Fabrics
South Court ST
Parsons
205 North
Malcolm D. Hoff
Uniontown
Granidads
Ives
Lionel
Flyer
Bing
Ecker's Beauty Salon
North Market St
Call
East
Patrick St
Nelson Tucker
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Routzahn
BUDGE
South Market
Little
Moser’s
Middletown
Cappello
N. Market St
Esskay
U.S. No
Maine
Shap Cappello
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