Deaths from Frederick area noted for Stogsdill Webb Halterman Long
Obituaries list Dennis R. Stogsdill of Mt. Phillip Road near Frederick who died of a heart attack age 48 with survivors including wife Marion Stogsdill and children, plus Inez Webb of Harpers Ferry, William R. Halterman of Etchison, and Frances Mae Long of Kabletown with service details and burial plans. Also notes church memberships and funeral home arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis R. Stogsdill
Mt. Phillip Road
Frederick
Frederick Lumber and Supply Company
Reeb Memorial Service Attended by Humprey Kennedy
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Senator Edward M. Kennedy joined about 800 mourners in singing We Shall Overcome at the memorial for Rev. James J. Reeb. The slain minister’s widow and 13-year-old son sat near the Humphreys and Sen. Kennedy, along with Lee White, Johnson aide. The service at All Souls Unitarian marked Reeb's Selma voting rights demonstration visit. Attlee was noted for Limehouse Parliament reference in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
James J. Reeb
Selma
Ala
Humphreys
Kennedys
Lee White
Johnson
All Souls Unitarian Church
Mr. Reed
Boston
Funerals Bulletin for Local Residents Held Yesterday
Services for Mrs. G Guys Murray wife of Captain Marshall H Murray of the Frederick City Police Department were held at M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home with Rev. David L Black officiating Chief Charles V Main and the Frederick City Police served as guard of honor Bearers included John D Boyer Edgar R Brownlow Elmer F Bussard Jr George Moss Jr Oscar Nusz and Douglas K Whittington Burial followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery Also funeral services for Mrs Elsie May Nichols wife of Arthur W Nichols were conducted at Francis H Barber Funeral Home Laytonsville with Rev Adelbert H Trisdall officiating Bearers included Joseph Andrews Clyde Andrews William Hawkins Harold Horan Allen Beall and Thomas Herndon Burial was at Clarksburg Methodist Church Cemetery Private services for Mrs Myrtle Stultz were held at M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home with Rev Charles F Trunk Jr of Evangelig Lutheran Church presiding Burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery Burial services for Mrs Mary Kuhn of Smithsburg were held at Mt Methodist Bethesda Church near Foxville conducted by Rev C Basil Grossnickle Burial in the church cemetery Bearers listed as Dorsey Lewis Ernest R Harne Paul W Kline Charles M Eccard Milton W Harne and Charles W Stottlemyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion M. Hargett Stogsdill
Stogsdill
Fackler
Ala
Bentley R
Lula Sanders Stogsdill
Dennis Michael Stogsdill
Jo Ann Stogsdill
Bentley R. Stogsdill Jr
Camden
S.C
Robert Sellers
Ellijay
Gerald O'Rourke
Alexandria
Lumber Company
First Baptist Church
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
East Church Street
Mount Olvet Cemetery
William R. Halterman
Etchison
Gertie C. Halterman
Hamilton
John W. Halterman
Poplar Springs
Jesse D
Samuel E. Halterman
George W. Halterman
Woodbine
Joseph F. Sirk
Idael Smith
Margaret J Halterman
Mary F. Clay
Monrovia
Amanda L. Sales
Sarah Rittenhour
Gaithersburg
Mary Kaplinger
Martinsburg
W. Va
Halterman
Goshen
Goshen’ Mennonite Church
Mt. Lebanon
Issac N. Long
Frances Mae Long
Issac Newton Long
Kabletown
University Hospital
Morgantown
Charles Town
William Edward
Edith Mae Alexander Writt
Milford Long
Harpers Ferry
Kenneth Long
Francis Long
Betty Lou Jenkins
Carolyn
Shelva Jean Long
Mary Lynn Wiltshire
Peggy Wiles
Evelyn Johnson
Jessup
En J. Woodward
Annister
Eckles
Wilbur P. Atwood
Murrill Hil Cemetery
Murrill Hill
Marshall H. Murray
G Guys Murray
Frederick City
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral
David L. Blackwelder
Walkersville Lutheran Church
Charles V. Main
Elsie M. Nichols
Elsie May Nichols
Clarksburg
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Adelbert H. Trisdall
Joseph Andrews
Clyde Andrews
William Hawkins
Harold Horan
Allen Beall
Thomas Herndon
Arthur W. Nichols
Lucille Loy
Agnes J. Rabbitt
Clarence F
Julian A. Nichols
Daisey Hawkins
John T. Andrews
Clarksburg Methodist Church Cemetery
Myrtle Stultz
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mary Kuhn
Smithsburg
Mt. Methodist Bethel Church
Foxville
C. Basil Grossnickle
Grossnickle Church of the Brethren
Myersville
Dorsey Lewis
Ernest R. Harne
Paul W. Kline
Charles M. Eccard
Milton W. Harne
Charles W. Stottlemyer
Young Patient Improves at University Hospital in Baltimore
Nine year old Marcia Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry W Baker Clarke Place is a patient in University Hospital Baltimore. Her condition is improving. Mrs John Hann Woodsboro entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Monday and underwent surgery Tuesday. She is progressing satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Baker
Harry, W. Baker
Clarke Place
University Hospital
Baltimore
John Hann
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth announcement and travels of local residents
Mr and Mrs David Gardiner of near Urbana welcome a baby girl Judy Lynn born March 9 at Montgomery General Hospital. James Shaff and family of Frederick and Allen Miller and family of Gaithersburg visited Carlson Gardiner and family in Gaithersburg. Carlson Gardiner and family returned from a Florida trip visiting Paul Plunkard and Richard Raymond of St Petersburg and William Upton of Miami, all former Frederick residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gardiner
Urbana
Judy Lynn
Montgomery General Hospital
James Shaff
Frederick
Allen Miller
Gaithersburg
Carlson Gardiner
Florida
Paul Plunkard
Richard Raymond
St. Petersburg
William Upton
Miami
Israel West Germany open diplomatic ties
Israel and West Germany ready to begin negotiations after Parliament authorized full relations by a 66 to 29 vote with 10 abstentions. Premier Eshkol, ill with flu, addressed the chamber, calling the move a significant stand against Arab coercion and hostility toward Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Israel
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Kurt Birrenbach
Bonn
Levi Eshkol
Baltimore Interstate 95 construction to start this summer
State Roads Commission chairman John Funk says the Baltimore to Washington section of Interstate 95 should begin this summer. The project is scheduled to be completed in 1969 at an estimated cost of 60 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
John Funk
Wey Andington
Midwest Snowstorm, Tornadoes Hit Plains and Southwest
A severe late winter snow storm swept from the Rockies into Minnesota with blizzards in northern plains. Tornadoes struck Texas Oklahoma and Kansas with property damage and injuries. Snow 4 to 6 inches fanned across northern Iowa and southern Minnesota toward Upper Michigan. A wind storm damaged businesses in Tyler Texas and unroofed homes. Cattle losses and farm damages were reported as cold air spread from the Rockies toward the Pacific Northwest ending the mild spell. The winter season officially ends at 3 05 pm EST Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Associated Press
Rockies
Minnesota
Plains
Texas
Tahoma
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
Cut Bank
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Upper
Michigan
Tyler
Tex
Oklahoa
Grant
Kay Counties
Blackwell's City Lake
Pacific Northwest
Subdivision Debate Draws Support and Opposition
Local officials and landowners spar over proposed county subdivision regulations. Backers led by Snyder argue protections prevent willy nilly growth and benefit from existing Walkersville rules. Opponents including Conway, Bailey, Moser and others warn of costly road improvements and overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Conway
Shafer Bailey
Thurmont
Harold Moser
Snyder
Louis Brosius
John Houston
Willy Nilly
Brosius
Federal Land Bank
Walkersville
Frederick Officials Move Toward Human Relations Council
A Fort Detrick meeting and a subsequent session at the Fort Detrick Officers Club led a steering committee to conclude work on forming a formal Human Relations Council in Frederick. Samuel Hamilton of the NAACP and Parren J. Mitchell urged immediate establishment of the commission, calling on the commissioners to take the initiative. Cot Cejka and Mayor Magaha attended and reported on the decisions and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Cot Cejka
Mayor Magaha
Irish Parade Draws Huge Crowd Along Fifth Avenue
A St Patrick parade in New York draws 80 000 to 120 000 marchers with as many as 900 000 spectators. The event honors Ireland and features large contingents of Irishmen and women across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Sons and Daughters of Erin
St. Patrick
Job Training Expanded In Schools
Frederick County plans a broader vocational education program with new facilities at Brunswick High School this fall. Courses in automotive mechanics power machinery electronics and a business administration internship will be added alongside distributive education to be offered at Frederick High School next year. The Brunswick project receives 30000 in federal aid on a matching basis with state and county funds. Future programs are planned for Catoctin High in Thurmont and Thomas Johnson High in Frederick with classroom and shop training and two hours daily of job training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
New Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Eugene F. Wood Jr
Frederick High School
Wood
Congress
Catoctin
Thurmont
Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick
Thomas Johnson School
Frederick High
Hood Designated As Test Center For National Teacher Examinations
Hood College has been designated a test center for the National Teacher Examinations on March 20. College seniors and teachers applying for positions in school systems will take the tests prepared by Educational Testing Service in Princeton New Jersey. The one day session includes Professional Education General Education and one Teaching Area Examination to measure subject matter and teaching methods.
Tax Reminder From Hagerstown Social Security District
S King urges self employed individuals to file 1964 self employment tax returns on time with April 15 as the deadline. He notes the importance of completing Schedule SE on Schedule C-3 or Schedule F-1 for farming to record earnings for the social security record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. King
Hagerstown
Internal Revenue
King
Oil Gas Well Bill Introduced in Maryland
A bill to revise Maryland oil and gas well regulations was introduced by Del. Mark O. Pilchard at the request of the Board of Public Works. The board, seeking to lease state land in Worcester County for an exploratory well, was told by Kenneth N. Weaver of the Maryland Geological Survey that current regulations are inadequate if substantial deposits are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
del. Mark O. Pilchard
Worcester
Board of Public Works
Worcester County
Kenneth N. Weaver
Maryland Geological Survey
House Passes Recreation Bill to Fund Local Parks
The bill, sponsored by the Legislative Council, would allow cities and counties to establish recreation and parks programs and seek funds from outside sources including the federal government. The House approved the measure and sent it to the Senate on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Legislative Council
Bowling Standings and High Scores From Local Leagues
Arcad e Lanes reports team standings across multiple leagues led by Coffey and Jeffery with 31 points. High game 154 by Wayne Stevens and high set 379 by Lawrence Lawson, plus team highs by Ideal Farms 604 and Cozy Corner 1770. Buckystown trails in women’s league. Dick Dubbderar 154 and 366 in men’s. Lions League led by Liberty No. 1. Yellow Springs No. 1 second with 63 points. 490 Club shows Zimmerman's Grocery ahead 32 points. Bill Bender 152 and Henry Culler 389. Early Thursday League ties American Optical and Arcade Lanes at 28. Thursday Industrial League led by Woody's Wranglers with 18. Howard Smith 403. Friday Industrial League lead by Meadows Van & Storage. several teams close behind. Betty Lee and Hooter Rice upset in Bowl the Champ. Audrey Blank and Chuck Rice win money and trophy. Next Sunday at 7:30 p.m. title defense planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffey
Jeffery
Moose
Wayne Stevens
Lawrence Lawson
Ideal Farms
Cozy Corner
Middletown Zion
Buckystown
Betty Wise
Delores Wiles
Nanie Mantz
Pat. James
Maggie Rice
Liberty
Yellow Springs
Dick Dubderar
Zimmerman’s Grocery
Bill Bender
Henry Culler
Max Staub
John Smith
Guy Ernest
Woody
Max Baer
Nancie Marshall
Betty Lee
Hooter Rice
Audrey Blank
Chuck Rice
Chuck
Local Bowling Scores Across Clubs and Individuals
Newspaper style tally of bowling results across Friday Saturday and other fixtures listing scores for teams such as Meadows Van & Storage American Paints N E Kefauver and more with high games by Joe Smyth Hiram Kipe Jim Fink and others including team totals for American Optical and multiple leagues and divisions across a regional update with many individual and team figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Meadows van & Storage
American Paints
N. E. Kefauver
May's Grocery
N H Hane
Home Beneficial
Colonial Music
Joe Farmer
Dr Pepper
Renn’s Restaurant
Joe Smyth
Hiram Kipe
Jim Fink
J.B. Hane
Seven workers buried in Chile limestone mine collapse
In San Fernando, Chile, seven miners were buried after a limestone mine collapse near the city. One body was recovered, and rescuers searched for the remaining workers as authorities investigated the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
City of
San Fernando
Here
Petersville Girls 4 H Club Welcomes New Members
Three new members joined the Petersville Girls 4 H Club at the March meeting. Susan Sutcliffe Dorothy Ayres and Jennifer Pearl were introduced along with parents Mrs Charles O McLane and Mrs John W Van Holten. Virginia Hartman presided as president at Peggy McLane's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersville
Girls +H Club
Susan Sutcliffe
Dorothy Ayres
Jennifer Pearl
Charles O. McLane
John W. van Holten
Peggy McLane
Virginia Hartman
van Holten
Janet Gaynor
Nancy Holton
Harold Hilderbrand
Slight Increase in U S Infectious Syphilis Cases
The Public Health Service reports a 3.1 percent rise in infectious syphilis in 1964 with 22,733 cases, up from 22,045 the previous year. The note also mentions declines among American Indians and Japanese aborigines due to immigration intermarriage and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Public Health Service
United States
Japan
Notice of final settlement in Jones estate Frederick County
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County March 1965 final sumiter's report in the estate of Margaret Doll Jones (Freda S Col. Trustee) will be acted upon April 1 1965 unless objections shown by then. A copy of the order must be published in a Frederick County newspaper at least seven days before the date. Dated March 16 1965. Ellis C Wachter Clerk. Syron W Thorripsots Solicitor Frederick MD True Copy Test Clerk March 17 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Margaret Doll Jones
Freda S. Col
Ellis C Wachter
Syron W. Thorripsots
Public Auction Notices and Local Sales Listings
Public sale notices list March 18 to 23, 1965 auctions across Frederick County and nearby towns. Livestock, dairy cattle, farm machinery and tools are offered at multiple farms including Thurmont, Damascus, Walkersville, Middletown, and Frederick, with buyers directed to farm addresses and road junctions. Additional listings include nurseries, a spring supper, dances, and service ads from local businesses and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Creagerstown
Strafford
Null & Smith
Delbert S. Null
George Wm. Smith
Leslie A. Hutzell
Repp Rd
Johnsville
Union Bridge
Frederick County
Maryland
Walter Horman
Damascus
Purdum Rd
Montgomery Co
Sidney L. Mills
O’possumtown Pike
Frederick
Charlesville
Bethel Church
D.C
Charles W. Putman
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Walkersville
Mehrle N. Wachter
Middletown
Middletown-Jefferson Rd
Harry E. Adkins
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inez
Webb
Inez Stone Webb
Ernest E. Webb
William E. McCartin
Lorraine Clark Cemetery
Humphrey, Kennedy
Reeb Memorial
Clement Attlee
Limehouse
London
Dockside
Limehouse Blues
Ori
Israel-W
Germany
Midwest
Hood
Meadows van & Storage
Flock’s Texaco
N.E. Kefauver & Son
May's Grocerys
Janice Marshal
Wranglers
Waltz
Welty
Mathews
Eyler
Cade
Greene
Essa
Redmen
Rockwood
Howard Smith
RE. Woody’s Cash Market
Main’s
White Rock Grocery
Little's
Fran’s American
North Star
E.W. Ausherman
Berin’s Restaurant
Shankles
Jeferson
Coffey & Jeffery
Jonn Smith
Zimmerman’s
Hahn Transportation
the Mart
GL. Bakery
Glue Diamonds
Carbaugh van
Canada Ory
Mt. Pleasant Raritan
Busters
Bill Bander
Henry Culter
LIONS
Francis Scott Key
Glade Valley
New Market
Dudderar
Womens Church
Muddletown Zion
Buckeystown
St John’s
Evangelical Lutheran
Calvary
Frederick Lutheran
Forest Grove
Mt. Zion
Middletown Reform
Grace United
Mt Pleasant
St. Church of the Brethren
Middletown Lutheran, Jr
Abracht’s
Brandenburg's Electric
Hillside
Berber Shop
Duke’s Shell
Mathews Construction
Shankle’s
Blue Diamonds
Sheckles
Middletown Lutheran
Baptist
Evangelical Reform
Mt. Pleasant
Good Shepnera
South End Baptist
Church of Te Brethren
F Ayersville
Feagavidie
Higg
Widdetown Loutheran
Keller
Delbert
Null & Geo
Wm. Smith
Merkle N. Wachter
Null & Smith Delbert
Jerry T. Williams
Paul R. Kolb
Anpeasne Church
U.S. Rt
West Friendship
the News
Mackenzie's
Rocky Springs
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Memoriam
Cramer
Murry P. Cramer
Edna R. Cramer
Dr. George
Eaton
Children’s Hospital
D. A. Haas
Henry Filler
Jigg’s
St. John’s School
2Nd St
Bishop McNamara Council
Rammage Sale Taney Apartments
Bethel
Busy Bees
Walkersville Fire CO
Wolfsville Ruritan Club
Tancy Apts
North Bentz ST
Parsons
North Market St
Cappello
Market St
U.S
Maine
Lloyd W. Simpson
Gene
E. Patrick St
Mr. Simpson
E. Patrick St. Frederick
NEW Market Fire CO
American Legion
Routzahn
BUDGE
Carroll Manor
Lions Club
Grange Hall
Adamstown
St. Patrick's Day
Bobby Grubbs
the Grubstakes
Monocacy Park
Moser’s
Glee Club
Henry's
St. Patrick's
American Legion Home
Our Lady of
Little's Beauty Shop
Y.M.C
Little League
Green
Esso
New Market District
Taney Apartments
Frederick Auxiliary
S&h
Esso Patrick & Bentz Street
Eagles
Johnny Glaze
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
Nelson Tucker
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Sss
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
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