Deaths This Week in Frederick and Surrounding Areas
Obituaries report Mrs. Della Cline 70 of Buckeystown died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Franklin Miller 72 of Middleburg died at his daughter’s home after a long illness. Robert L. Bailey 68 of Laurel died in Washington after a long illness. Delia S. Patterson 71 of New Windsor died in Bridgeport Hospital after a long illness. Services set for multiple towns with interments in Mount Olivet and Ebenezer cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cline
Della May Cline
Buckettstown
John S. Cline
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Curtis A
Jemima Qrems Dixon
Calvary Methodist Church
John White
Buckeystown
Mervin M. Dixon
Los Angeles
Calif
William McK. Dixon
Norman M. Dixon
E. Church
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Franklin E. Miller
Franklin Edgar Miller
Middleburg
Charles Heiser
Carroll County
Joseph W
Sarah Jane Wantz Miller
Virgie Humbert Miller
Rita
Janet Heiser
Mary Baker
Taneytown
Ruth Poole
Westminster
Nelson Zimmerman
Waynesboro
Miller
Cambridge Rubber Company
Eagles Aerue
Owls Lodge
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
George H. Carpenter
Robert L. Bailey
Laurel
Bolivar
Harpers Ferry
Washington Hospital Center
Washington
Lynchburg
Andrew Bailey
Nannie Lawson Bailey
Ariah Riley Bailey
National Training School For Boys
Laurel Baptist Church
Laurel Lions Club
Donaldson Funeral Home
Ebenezer Cemetery
Loudoun Heights
Russell J. Urquhart
Delia S. Patterson
Delia Skipper Patterson
Charles B. Patterson
Bridgeport
Spray
N.C
Harden Robertson
Mount Olive Methodist Church
New Windsor
D.D. Hartzler and Sons
Strawbridge Church
Clarence Govens
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Frederick High dramatics to sell tickets for Night of January 16th
Frederick High School students in the dramatics department begin ticket sales Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. They will go door to door through the city to sell tickets for the play Night of January 16th, staged Friday and Saturday evenings at 8 15 p.m. Buyers are asked to keep a light burning on the front porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatics
Frederick High School
Hospital Patients Listed on Frederick Memorial Pages
Among the sick Mrs. Howard Murphy of East Fifth Street is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. James W. Carter of West Patrick Street is a patient in Frederick Memorial Hospital undergoing observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Murphy
East Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James W. Carter
West Patrick Street
Rites To Honor Rev Albert Snyder At Walkersville Church
More than 200 mourners attended the Walkersville Evangelical United Brethren Church service for Rev. Albert Snyder pastor and 36 year Hagerstown Post Office employee who died Thursday in Frederick Memorial. The service followed by burial at Rose Hill Cemetery Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Snyder
Walkersville
la Verne Rohrbaugh
Arthur Staumbach
Donald Harper
Ray Higgins
Elmer Andrews
Roger Keeth
Ivan Naugle
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hagerstown
Ruby Marie Phillips
Brunswick
Church of the Brethren
Brownsville
Albert Houston
Old Church of the Brethren
Feete
Births Reported March 1 4
Mr and Mrs Jerry C Harris announce the birth of their first child a son Jerry Calvin Jr on Monday Mrs Harris is formerly Janie C Tregoning Frederick Also listed are birth announcements for Shauna Kaye Lawrence Myron Kevin Lee Melvin Richard Pamela Sue William Lee Robert Edward and other newborns to families in Frederick Braddock Heights Woodbine Sandy Springs and Detour with mothers prior names and locations included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jerry C. Harris
RFD
Frederick
Jerry Calvin Jr
Harris
Janie C. Tregoning
Robert Ray Loun
Shauna Kaye
Loun
Catherine J. Blair
Colorado Springs
Cole
LaVerne M. Earley
Braddock Heights
Lawrence Myron
Earley
Claris M. Bray
Republic of Panama
Milton Hood
West 10Th Street
Kevin Lee
Melvin R. Ausherman
Airy
Melvin Richard
Ausherman
Geraldine R. Kidd
Sandy Springs
Lewis A. Burdette
Pamela Sue
Glenn Irvin Rash
Woodbine
William Lee
Gary E. Schildt
Robert Edward
Schildt
Barbara Wilson
Union Bridge
National Guard to Gain 5000 Men in Maryland
Brig. Gen. George M. Gelston says a Defense Department merger of Army Reserve units with National Guard outfits will add about 5,000 Maryland guardsmen. The plan replaces the 29th Infantry Division with two brigades by year end, requiring approvals from Congress and Gov. Tawes. The 29th includes roughly 6,000 Marylanders and 3,000 Virginians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Defense Department
Maryland National Guard
George M. Gelston
Gelston
29Th Infantry
Congress
Gov
Tawes
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Cong Attack at Base Fortified Defense and Casualties
Members of an American unit recount a dawn assault by Viet Cong with machine guns and mortars at a base. M. S.gt. Clifford Brink of Buffalo Indiana and Spec. 1.C. Steven Comerford of Baltimore describe early chaos, guards, and firing from a mortar pit. The attack caused casualties when a recoilless rifle struck a block house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Brink
Buffalo
Ind
Steven Comerford
Baltimore
Brink
Shanty Dwellers Plight Studied In Maryland Meeting
In Grasonville Maryland plan to discuss economic plight of Negro shanty dwellers on Kent Narrows. Civil rights and labor leaders join state and county officials and Colin Cromwell of the NAACP to set target dates for performance and improved communication between Negro seafood workers and packing house employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasonville Md
Kent Narrows
Colin Cromwell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Senator Ribicoff To Be Honored In Baltimore Dinner
In Baltimore on March 28 the Talmudical Academy will honor Sen Abraham Ribicoff D Conn as the Jewish Statesman of the Year for loyalty to his ancestral faith and concern for the spiritual welfare of his people. U S Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas will be the main speaker at the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Talmudical Academy of Baltimore
Ribicoff
Health, Education and Welfare
Kennedy
Academy
U.S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Brayman to Retire After 37 Years at DuPont
Harold Brayman longtime director of public relations for DuPont will retire in March 1981 at age 65. A former Washington correspondent he joined DuPont in 1942 as assistant director of public relations and has served 23 years in senior role. Industry and public relations figures will honor him at a New York City dinner March 29 and DuPont PR staff will salute his 23 years of service at a March 31 hotel duPont dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Harold Brayman
The
duPont Co
Brayman
Washington
duPont
New York City
du Pont
Board to Review Maryland State College Admission Policies
The Maryland Board of Trustees of State Colleges will study the admission policies of the five state colleges. President William L. Wilson recommended the review to curb student dropouts, with possible changes anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Board of Trustees of
State Colleges
William L. Wilson
Brunswick High School Principal Leaves for New York Post
Kussmaul, selected as principal of the new Brunswick High School opening this fall, will depart Frederick County leaving Governor Thomas Johnson High School and Brunswick without principals. He will meet the faculty and students of his new school in New York during the week of March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kussmaul
New Brunswick
Frederick County
New Brunswick High School
Schreiber
Cincinnati
Ohio
New Jersey
Teachers College of Columbia
New York
Esch
Germany
Elm Street
Brunswick High School
George Washington University
Washington
Burglar With Buckshot Trouble After Sit-Down Incident
Detective Lt. Frank Pyle described a burglary at Edison Wilder’s barbecue restaurant where a trespasser broke into a vending machine. A hat stamped Ronald Lewis was found, and Lewis 22 Wilmington resident later claimed to be wanted for questioning. He arrived at the station and then sat awkwardly, revealing buckshot in his posterior and leading to a burglary charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Frank Pyle
Edison Wilder
Ronald Lewis
Lewis
Pyle
Companies Reach Agreement With Union
American and Continental can companies have reached a 13 month retroactive contract with the machinists union covering 5000 employees in 38 cities. The deal includes a 10 cent hourly wage rise plus 3 cents in increments across job classes. The two carriers remain in a strike with the United Steelworkers Union affecting about 32000 workers at 70 other plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can
Union
San Diego
Calif
American
Continental Can
Machinists
United Steelworkers Union
U S Commander In Japan To Retire
Maj. Gen. Chester W. Clark, commanding general of the U S Army in Japan since 1963, will retire on April 30 and return to the United States. He is 59, a San Francisco native, with 38 years in the Army. He will be succeeded by Maj. Gen. Lloyd E. Fellenz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Chester W. Clark
U.S. Army
Japan
United States
Clark
San Francisco
Lloyd E. Fellenz
Names Stricken From City Voter Rolls For Not Voting
The list records residents removed from city election books for not voting in the last five years. Precinct 2 and Precinct 2-A names include Evelyn W Allenbach, Robert Allison, Mary Baker, Norva Avenue residents, and many others on West Patrick Street, South Bentz Street, Walnut Street, and nearby avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn W
Franz E. Allenbach
West Patrick St
Robert P. Allison
Braddock Avenue
Mary A. Baker
Norva Avenue
Evelyn F. Bartgis
Guy E. Barthlow
West South Street
Shirley M. Bayton
South Bentz Street
Harry R. Betson
Thomas Avenue
Kathryn M
Roy E. Bittinger
Claire F. Hoffman
RFD
Robert L. Hoffman
Charles Holland Jr
Fern N
George A. Hunichen
Charles Street
Jean A
Thomas W. Kelly
West Patrick Street
Clinton Kindle
David W. Kline
Dorothy Knipple
Patricia L. Lancaster
Maria S Larkins
Albert
Patricia A. Leon
Minnie V. Levyering
Paul R. Middaugh
Mary Street
Robert E. Miller
South Market Street
Dorothy G. Maser
Arthur E. Posey
Eugene B. Powell
Edgar F. Price
Florence L. Rowe
William F. Rowe
Emory W. Shafer
Maud L. Sponseller
Edith M. Stewart
George W. E. Summel
Harold T. Stup
Motorist Charged After Stop Sign Mishap
A county motorist, Jackie L. Cline, 27, was charged with failing to stop for a stop sign after a minor crash at Md. 26 and Md. 194. About 12:45 a.m. his 1956 sedan skidded and hit a dirt embankment, causing $25 typical damage. Trooper Roy Reed investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie L. Cline
RFD
Frederick
Cline
MD. 194
Roy Reed
Together Again at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Rita Weiss of South Mark Street and Mrs. Margaret Murphy of East Fifth Street, cafeteria workers and card club members at St. John's School, are reunited as medical patients in the same ward at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Both are described as medical patients and share a hospital room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Weiss
South Market Street
Margaret Murphy
East Fifth Street
St. John’s School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Couple Feted On Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Hi Main were honored for their 45th wedding anniversary with a ham and turkey dinner at Mt Carmel church. Attending were numerous relatives including Mr and Mrs Donald Shafer and son Dennis, Mr and Mrs Harry L Magaha and son Harry Jr, and many Main family members with children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hi Main
Mt. Carmel
Donald Shafer
Dennis
Harry L. Magaha
Harry Jr
William H. Main Jr
Donna Lea
Cathy
Paul E Main
Shauna
Todd
Austin A. Younkins
Wayne
Ronald
Randy
Donald M. Schwartz
Donald Jr
Lynne
Debra
Millard J. Main
Millard Jr
Patty
James L. Main
James Jr
Mignetta
Herbert D. Main
Terry
Robert R. Main
Edgar M. Main
Public Sale Notice and Related Local Listings
Notice listing a public sale for March 29 1965 at Comus Maryland with farm equipment household items and dairy farm properties including 185 acres state and other riverfront land priced under 350 per acre plus a 600 acre farm and a 4 bed 12 bath home with a large dairy barn near Washington market and a dairy stock operation. Also messages of thanks to hospital staff a strawberry festival notice and a train item at the Frederick Shopping Center with dates March 12 15 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin L. Baugher
Comus
Sugar Loaf Mt. Rd
Comus. Montgomery Co
Dickerson
Elmer M. Pusey
Sugar Loaf Acres
Delbert S. Null
George W. Smith
Leslie A. Hutzell
Carroll County
D.C
Percy M. Burke
Westminster
Park Mills Road
Buckeystown
Frederick County
Maryland
Girl Scout Leaders Complete First Aid Course
Six named Girl Scout Leaders completed First Aid courses and will receive accredited First Aid Cards. The course instructor was Mr Laurence Bowers and classes were held at the Walkersville Fire Hall. Mt Fujiyama height noted and local business notices follow in fragmented listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bourland
Earl Haifleigh
Helen B Lynch
William H. Dubell
Liza Stoner
Blake Dulaney
Laurence, Bowers
Walkersville Fire Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward W
Edward W. Miss
N. Market St
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
W. Ronald Miss
Robert E. Miss Jr
Thomas C. Miss
Aaron L. Miss
Carlos E. Andrews
William McK. Boost Jr
Rocky Springs
Mary C, Wright
Mary C. Wright
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Fort Dodge
Iowa
National Guard
Ely
England
Senator Ribicoff
U.S
Joseph D. Tydings
Daniel Brewster
Lee
Lenwood Moss
Moss
Eddie
the News
Frank Camazo
Father Smith
Father Lippold
John C. Kreitz
Cappello
Market St
Esskay
U.S Nu
Null & Smith
Delbert
Null
George William Smith
Frederck Building Association
Frederick County National Bank
United Church of Christ
Hyattstown Fire Hall
Hyattstown Vol. Fire Dept
Elks Club
Hyattstown Ladies
Hyattstown
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz Street
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
Carroll Manor
Lions Club
Grange Hall
Adamstown
Paul R Kolb
Frederick News-Post
Wm. Darner
Woodlsboro
South Court ST
Davenos
Parsons
North
Malcolm D. Hoff
Uniontown
Ives
Lionel
Flyer
Bing
Ecker
406 North Market 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's Beauty Shop
MOSER
Middletown
Nieewepa
Ehaerive
Girl Scout
Mt Fujiyama
John
Verien
W. 4Th St
Vis
Arroli
George T Keech
Ballo
Rammage Sale
Taney Apartments
James Neal Cantwell
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Woodsboro
James McSherry
McSherry
Burgee
Glenn Tout
Ponton
Monogram
D.R
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