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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1965

Page

5

Deaths in Frederick area MRS MARY ELIZABETH HESSON

Death notices from Frederick area list Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hesson 84 Union Bridge widow of Bernard M. Hesson. Also announced are Raymond E. Eyler 71 LeGore. Annie May Kuhn 73 Smithsburg. Ethel Rebecca Main York. Elsie May Nichols 74 Clarksburg. Myrtle Edith Stultz 65 Hagerstown. Louise Ridgely Sappington 77 Frederick. Details include survivors, burial plans, and funeral homes.

Annie M. Kuhn Annie May Kuhn Charles E. Kuhn RFD 1 Smithsburg Hagerstown Foxville David A Clara Toms Lewis Austin L. Kuhn Russell G. Kuhn Keedysville David F. Kuhn Ethel Walfe Elsie K. Gilbert Rose C. Kline Myersville Mabel I. Jenken Culpeper Frank Lewis William Lewis Taneytown Marshall Lewis Mary Kuhn Haven Kendall Rosa Smith Leitersburg Mount Bethel Methodist Evangelical Church Bittle Ethel R. Main Ethel Rebecca Main Floyd Main York Hospital York Main Daysville Walkersville Albert Agnes Eyler Valentine Lena, Schroeder Sleeger East Market Street M.F. Stultz Myrtle Edith Stultz West Patrick Street Millard F. Stultz Western Maryland State Hospital Mahlon A Louise Perky Bowers Evangelical Lutheran Church Ralph Bowers Gaithersburg Eugene T., Bowers Lewisberry

Funeral notices for Barber Everhart Wright Morningstar Gorley Quick Martin

Funeral services are listed for Clyde Rountzahn Barber Earl E Everhart Edith H Wright M Earl Morningstar Edith M Gorley Frederick Quick L Pauline Martin. Details include home locations Frederick Mount Airy Emmitsburg Walkersville Woodsboro New Windsor Uniontown with officiants bearers and burial sites Mount Olivet Harmony Cemetery Graceham Lutheran Rocky Hill Cemetery and Lutheran Cemetery. Military rites noted for Morningstar with Post American Legion color guard and firing squad.

M. Earl Morningstar Newton D. Baker Veterans’ Administration Center Martinsburg W. Va Graceham Moravian Church Robert J. Giering Remore Poole Donald Miller Floyd Fry Wilsur Rentzell William Rice Earl Gift Edwin E. Creeger Post American Legion of Frederick Quick Woodsboro Barton Walkersville David Blackwelder Riley Winebrenner Burkhard Fogle Sonny Zimmerman Ernest Colbert Raymond Norman Titman Rocky Hill Cemetery L. Pauline Martin New Windsor D. D. Hartzier and Sons Maurice Strausbaugh George Stauffer Lutheran Cemetery Uniontown Wilson Harris James Greene Wilbur Bollinger John Hopkins Ralph Henry Clarence Grimes

Factory orders hit new high as inventories rise in January

AP News analysis shows January manufacturing orders surged to a record 39.7 billion dollars with durable goods at 21.3 billion, while unfilled orders rose to 57.2 billion and overall inventories inched up to 63 billion amid broad upturns in shipments and demand.

Sam Dawson AP Business News New York Department of Commerce

Former Teacher Here Dies at 89 in Arkansas

Linda Ford Gregg, 89, longtime Maryland School for the Deaf teacher and later Frederick Memorial Hospital staffer, died Friday in Hot Springs Arkansas. Survived by sister Leta Conner, daughter Mrs Frank L Williams, and relatives in Missouri Illinois, Kansas and Pennsylvania. Funeral held in Hot Springs. burial Elmwood Cemetery, Mexico Missouri. Memorials to Frederick Memorial Hospital or Frederick Presbyterian Church.

Linda Ford Gregg Maryland School For the Deaf Frederick Memorial Hospital Hot Springs Ark Samuel A. Gregg Mexico Fulton Frederick School For the Deaf Frederick Presbyterian Church O. E Leta Conner Springfield Frank L. Williams Walter F Williams Silver Spring Webb Hersperger Ft Leavenworth Kan Sarah Gregg Oden Charles Gregg Philadelphia Elmwood Cemetery

Lee Family Vacation and Green Anniversary Reception

Mrs. J Tyson Lee of Baltimore and Frederick and her daughter Miss Sara M Lee travel with Mrs. Floyd Lankford from Hawthorne Ridge to St Thomas for ten days. The Green children of Lavettsville plan a reception for their parents 50th anniversary on Thursday from 2 to 8 pm. Bruce Shannon Beard, six weeks old, was baptized Sunday at All Saints Episcopal Church with Rev M D Ashbury officiating. Godparents were Bruce Bruchey Ray Baker and Sophia Myers.

J. Tyson Lee Baltimore Frederick Sara M. Lee Gunston Centreville St. Thomas Floyd Lankford Hawthorne Ridge Annapolis Lee Puerto Rico Blue Beard’s Castle Thomas L. Green Lavettsville

Potomac River Must Be Cleaned Says Advisory Board Chair

Washington AP reports James M. Quigley, chairman of the President's Water Pollution Control Advisory Board, urged at a committee meeting that the Potomac River must be cleaned or the president's plan for the historic river will literally go down the drain. he called for pollution to be abated.

Washington President Water Pollution Control Advisory Board James M. Quigley Potomac

Maryland budget items push education and capital plans

The budget calls for 7.7 million in wiring subsidies and 600 dollars per pupil in special schools. It adds 750,000 for a state educational television network and about 3,000 federal funds, plus 855,000 for tuition free grants to Morgan College and University of Maryland teachers. Judges salaries may receive 160,000 in supplements. House committee actions shape a 27.1 million capital program financed by bonds, along with 7.5 million for sanitary facilities, 5 million for regional colleges, and 2 million for a Baltimore science center. Civil rights bills are under debate as a housing discrimination bill is dead and efforts consider employment laws and expanded public accommodations.

Tawes Morgan College University of Maryland State Board of Public Works Baltimore Maryland Academy of Sciences House

Memorial Service Honors Civil Rights Victims in Alabama

A memorial program honored Rev James J Reed and 10 victims of racial violence in Alabama over the past two years. The event featured The Versatiles and other performers, presided by Samuel Hamilton of Frederick County NAACP. An offering of 197.60 was pledged to the Rev Reed Memorial Fund to aid civil rights victims.

Alabama Reed Versatiles Freedom Trio Edith Addison Samuel Hamilton Frederick County NAACP Hamilton James J. Reed

March Halted Civil Rights March Faces Deputy Line

Marchers formed a solid line as city and county officials warned no organized protests would be allowed. Deputies blocked the route while Rev. C. T. Vivi an argued the march would not disrupt voter registration. Hosea Williams led singing to steady demonstrators before the line widened.

Clark C. T. Vivian Vivian Martin Luther King Jr Hosea Williams

Israel and West Germany Set Ties Without Conditions

Israel's cabinet accepted West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard's offer of full diplomatic relations with no conditions. Arab foreign ministers in Cairo pledged to recall ambassadors and sever ties if Bonn recognizes Israel, a stance aimed at pressuring Bonn. Israel already maintains a trade mission in West Germany. The report also notes Zuni tribal officials elected for two-year terms, contrasting Pueblo terms.

Jerusalem Israel West Germany Cairo Bonn Levi Eshkol Ludwig Erhard

DeMolay Plans Anniversary Week Across the Nation

During March 14 to 21 DeMolay chapters worldwide mark their 46th anniversary with activities promoting brotherhood and public awareness of the world wide organization founded in 1919 for boys aged fourteen to twenty one. Frederick Chapter attends two church services and a father son bowling tournament while inviting interested youths to contact members.

Order of DeMolay Frederick Washington, D.C Maryland State Association of de- Molay Calvary Methodist Church Tall Cedars Organization

Navy to Cut Fat Sailors or Ship Out Fat Enlistees

The Navy orders ship and station commanders to crack down on obesity among enlisted personnel and officers under 40. A new category disqualified obesity marks sailors whose excess weight makes them unsuitable for retention. Fat sailors face six months of mandated diet and exercise, then possible separation if still overweight.

Washington Navy Naval Service Naval

Billy Graham Hospitalized in Honolulu

Evangelist Billy Graham is in a Honolulu hospital recovering from an acute bronchial infection. His doctor says he is resting comfortably and feeling better. He is expected to stay hospitalized for three more days and then spend a week convalescing.

Honolulu Billy Graham Graham

Truman Voted Year's Top TV Personality

Former President Harry S. Truman was named outstanding television personality of the year by the American cinema editors at the Eddie awards for his program Conflict: The Decisions of Harry S. Truman. Producer David M. Noyes accepted the award from former Sen. Pierre Salinger.

Hollywood Harry S. Truman American Cinema Editors Truman David M. Noyes Pierre Salinger

Revival at First Church of God Knoxville Starts March 21

The First Church of God in Knoxville will hold a two week revival from March 21 to April 4 with Rev. Paul Cordell as speaker for the first week. Services begin at 7 30 nightly, pastor Rev. H F Churchey invites all to attend.

Church of God Knoxville Paul Cordell H.F. Churchey

Insurance Agent To Be Honored At Travelers Conference

Marion H. Carmack of Quinn Orchard Road will be cited by Travelers Insurance for outstanding life insurance production and admitted to the Knight in Armor Club at a June conference to be held June 20 to 23 at the Shawnee Inn in Shawnee-on-Delaware Pennsylvania. Belgrade Dispatch Yugoslavia to import coal this year due to miner shortages with an estimated need for 10,000 more miners after two thousand quit last year over pay.

Marion H. Carmack Quinn Orchard Road Travelers Insurance Company Carack Knight In Armor Club Shawnee Inn Shawnee-on-Delaware Belgrade Ernest Rahten Yugoslavia Yugoslav

In Memoriam and Public Auction Notice

In Memoriam for Elsie Gosnell dated March 15, 1963. Public sale listed under mechanics lien on March 29, 1965 at Key Chevrolet Sales Inc Frederick Maryland, 106 East Patrick Street, auctioning multiple cars with titles and owner names from Maryland to Pennsylvania. Auctioneers are John L. Ponton and clerk Richard C. Sappington.

Gosnell Elsie Gosnell Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland Plymouth Barbara Wolfe Farnsworth Avenue Bardenton New Jersey David Grimes Box Palm Beach Florida Ford Harley's South Market Street Cadillac Ather Bynum Popular Street Meadeville Pennsylvania Chrysler Douglas Delmaer Fox Woodsboro Katherine E. Weedon John Hanson Elaine Adele Sinclair Flower Avenue Takoma Park James Anderson Whiteford Chevrolet Sales Inc John L. Ponton Richard C. Sappington

Local notices and auctions mix of sales and thanks

Card of thanks to local fire companies and families, plus numerous classified listings for auctions and sales. Includes horses and ponies auction in Baltimore area, coin dealer paper, groceries, and a large community sale with a long list of household items and antiques.

Evergreen Point Ponton W. St. St. Wilsell New Havenobed Siegler Lombard Liberty Morgan

Local ads list farms and services in Westminster Frederick area

Local notices and classifieds list multiple properties for sale in Carroll County and Westminster including a 185 acre dairy farm with 14 baths and a 120 acre stock farm with barn and water, a 600 acre farm with dairy facilities, plus services like septic tank cleaning, a trailer purchase, part time staff for Peter Pan Inn, and community events at American Legion Woodsboro and Eagles ticket notice. Also ads for groceries, calendar, and beauty shop contacts.

Carroll County D.C Percy M. Burke Westminster

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bernard Hesson Mary Elizabeth Hesson Bernard M. Hesson Union Bridge William and Mary Bankett Zumbrun Union Bridge Methodist Church B. Gordon Hesson Charles E. Hesson Alton R. Hesson Elizabeth Kolb D. D. Hartzler and Sons Clarence Roark Pipe Creek Cemetery Raymond E. Eyler LeGore Robert E. and Jeannette Geisinger Eyler American Legion Oak Hill Church of God Nettie E. Boozer Eyler John E. Eyler Fairfield Mahion H. Eyler Camp LeJeune N. C Paul Durbin Littlestown Walter Durbin H. E. VanFossen Cynthia Eyler Keefer Eyler Mount Pleasant Harry Green Harry Wood Harry Boyer Raymond Ashbaugh Barton Funeral Home Oak Hill Elsie M. Nichols Elsie May Nichols RFD Clarksburg Arthur W. Nichols Lucille F. Loy Agnes J. Rabbit Rockville Clarence F. Nichols Damascus Julian A. Nichols Mount Airy Daisy Hawkins Etchison John I. Andrews May Dorwart E. Church St Mount Olivet Etchison and Son Funer Louise R. Sappington Louise Ridgely Sappington Wes Church Street Home For Francis Brown Mary Rebecca Angell Sappington All Saints Eeepal Church Mary Angel Sappington Robert S. Hogue Canton Ohio Charles F Clyde R. Barber Clyde’ Rountzahn Barber M.R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home David Dawson Ijamsville Methodist Church Sheridan Barber John Barber Trago Brust Oscar Link Lindley Grubb Jr Robert Grubb Jr Mount Olivet Cemetery Earl E. Everhart Maurice D. Ashbury All Saints Episcopal Church Donald M. Fadeley R. Wayne Keeney A W. Coran Frank R. Smith Edith H. Wright Roger Elgert Talvary Methodist Church Russell Leatherwood James Leishear Emmons Meyers Jonathan Fenby Wallace Fenby Roger Cissel Harmony Cemetery Cooksville Waltz Funeral Home Winfield Edith M. Gorley M. R. Etchison and Son Joseph H. Clem Grace United Church of Christ Paul Wilhide John Ramsburg Everett Ramsburg Donald Wastler Allen Knott Donald Harbaugh Mountain View Cemetery Emmitsburg Business Review Germany TANEY Frederick Auxiliary F.D.E Elsie Friend May Stride Frank Rocky Ridge Fire Company Union Bridge Fire Company New Midway Fire Company Taneytown Fire Company Coral Cover Raymond DeBerry Parsons North Market St U.S. Rt West Friendship Coinswapper Monthly Pohlman’s P.O Jefferson City Hamilton's Grocery Cappello N. Market St U.S Maine Coach & Four West Patrick ST. Johns School Hall Hillside Motor Richard Ramsburg Adamstown Lloyd W. Simpson Gene E. Patrick St Mr. Simpson Ladies Square Dance Crinolines PET & Tack Shop West Patrick St NEW Market Fire CO Brunswick Alcoholics Anonymous Frederick, MD Woodsboro American Legion Mary H. Roderick New Market Paul R. Kolb Maxwell House Nescafe Luzianne& Chase Sanborn Main's Eagles Johnny Glaze Swingheart Ecker's Beauty Salon Nelson Tucker John K. Henderson Clark E. Dayhoff Frederick Junk Company Chapel Alley E. 4Th St Dial MO Woodrow Bill) Anderson Routzahn Budg 77 Little's Beauty Shop MOSER Middletown
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