Ralph J Little Succumbs At 68
Frederick resident Ralph John Little Sr died this morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He owned Little's Beauty Shoppe Inc and was a Nestle's Beauty Academy graduate. Survived by wife Erma R. Tobery Little, two children, two grandchildren, and nieces nephews. Funeral arrangements at M. R. Etchison and Son. Mass at St. John's Church. Interment Frederick Memorial Park.
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Ralph John Little Sr
Frederick
RFD
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Erma R. Tobery Little
Philadelphia
Bongrazio Piccinni
Rose Piccinni Crocetti
Little
Little’s Beauty Shoppe, Inc
Nestle’s
RID
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
E. Church St
Funeral
St. John’s Church
Birthday honors and academic news across local families
Mr and Mrs Clarence Wise hosted a March 15 birthday party for Mrs Anna Ridenour 88, with attendees including Harry Zentz Rita Shafer both Frederick and Catonsville and William Buzzard Middletown. Charles Hamm Jr son of Frederick residents now in Chapel Hill NC named to UNC dean’s list. Petty Officer Peter Burdette son of local residents serving with Patrol Squadron 86 at Cecil Field Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wise
RFD 5
Anna Ridenour
Dill Ave
Harry Zentz
Thurmont
Rita Shafer
Catonsville
Frederick
Richard Shafer
William Buzzard
Middletown
Charles W. Hamm Jr
Charles W. Hamm
Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina In
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Peter T. Burdette
Kenneth E. Burdette
RFC 3
Airy
Patrol
Naval Air Station
Cecil Field
Fila
Funeral notices for Bond Brandenburg Kanode Shipley Snoots
Funeral services are listed for Austin Lamar Bond at M.R. 106 East Church Street with interment in Mt. Olivet. Roger Hamilton Brandenburg of LeGore died at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is interred at Mt. Hope with Oak Hill Church of God rites. Irene Mae Kanode, widow of Martin L Kanode, died at Frederick Nursing Center with services at M.R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home. Robert A. Shipley of Ellicott City died at St. Agnes Hospital and is buried in Brandenburg Cemetery. Charles Edward Snoots died at home in Brunswick with services at Feete Funeral Home and burial in Park Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alvin Marshall
Pompano Beach
Ila
Linwood
Sanford Hospital
Carroll County
John A
Mattie Finn Marshall
Edna Marshall
John A. Marshall
U.S. Army
Vietnam
James Marshall
Robert Marshall
Mary Service
Baltimore
Barbara Marshall
Gail Marshall
Hamilton Singer
Taneytown
Earl Bohn
Union Bridge
Leroy Thompson
Ellicott City
John Bixler
Westminster
Edward Bowen
Frankfurt
Germany
Linwood Mitchell
Portsmouth
Db. D. Hartzler and Sons
Larry Forman
Pipe Creek
Edith 3. Burall
Edith Beachley Burall
Irving Burall
Milledgeville
Charlestown
W. Va
Elmer E
Laurie Kable Beachley
Robert Burall
Lois Burall Smith
Gaithersburg
Raymond E. Beachley
Fayettsville Pa
George H. Beachley
Phoenix, Ariz
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Monrovia
David Young
Bush Creek Church
Austin Lamar Bond
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M.R. Etchison and Son
East Church Street
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Stanley Gaver
Pierce Gaver Jr
Robert Smith
Charles Kidd
H. Joseph Kintz
Richard C. C. Basford
Mt. Olivet
Roger H. Brandenburg
Roger Hamilton Brandenburg
LeGore
Oak Hill Church
Irene Mae Kanode
Martin Luther Kanode
Frederick Nursing Center
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
Thomas L. Brunkow
Trinity Methodist Church
William M. Boost Jr
James W. Stockman
Gideon Horne Jr
Robert L. Grove
Harold Kanade Jr
Charles H. Deater
Robert A. Shipley
St. Agnes Hospital
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
Jack Cassel
Rockland United
Charles E. Snoots
Charles Edward
Ti) Snoots
Brunswick
Feete
Leonard Carmack
R. J. Lipscomb
E. A. Cole
C. H. Sigler
L Nazelrod
C. E. Capino
E. H. Green
Park Heights Cemetery
Budget shuffles for school construction and additions
Carnachan cited an architect driven change removing carpet work and a $316,000 increase to the Singapore High addition due to revised estimates. An extra $250,000 was added to Middletown High to enlarge the vocational wing to qualify for a $350,000 state grant. Overall projected revenue of about $38.3 million would largely cover proposed projects, with a potential $1.2 million cut to be resolved with commissioners, possibly trimming the warehouse, some updating, Middletown Middle, and Lime Kiln Elementary.
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Carnachan
Singapore
Middletown
Carnochan
Lime Kiln
Privacy Invasion Denied By Hoover
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover defends a 25 million name and case file system saying it poses no privacy threat. He notes frequent accuracy checks and periodic purges to remove outdated data and mentions safeguards are under study amid Senate constitutional rights scrutiny.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Senate Subcommittee On
Frederick High Plans In Service Day Closures
Frederick High School will observe an in service day this Friday March 19. As a result Frederick High West Frederick Junior High and feeder elementary schools will be closed for the day.
Peace Talks Boycotted By Hanoi
Paris AP report says chief Communist negotiators boycotted the weekly Vietnam peace talks for the third straight week to protest Nixon escalation and plans for new aggression. North Vietnam pressed for an American withdrawal with a fixed date and security guarantees for troops withdrawing, while Viet Cong proposals linked guarantees to an unconditional, deadline-bound pullout.
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Paris
Vietnam
Nixon
North Vietnam
U.S
Nguyen Minh Vy
Laos
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Nguyen Thi Binh
Nguyen van Tien
David K.L Bruce
Pham Dang Lam
Federated Charities Holds Election
Officers were elected at the Federated Charities 60th annual directors meeting on South Market Street. New leaders include Melvin Engle president Ernest Helfenstein first vice president W Jerome Offutt second vice president Ernest C Webb treasurer and Mrs C Thomas Summers secretary to the board. Re-elected to four year terms were Offutt Mrs Ann Chertoff Melvin Derr James Gambrill and Herbert Staley.
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Federated Charities
South Market Street
Melvin M. Engle
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Jerome Offutt
Ernest C. Webb
C. Thomas Summers
Offutt
Ann Chertoff
Melvin H. Derr
James H. Gambrill
Herbert R. Staley
United Appeal
Helen Summers
Federation of Persons In Need
Summers
Woman Charged After Backing Into Police Car
A Woodbine woman Laverne Jenkins 21 was charged with improper backing and disorderly conduct after allegedly backing into a police cruiser on North Market Street near Fourth Street at 2 30 am. The officer noted damage and a later arresting officer charged her with disorderly conduct after a dispute. A Maryland School for the Deaf incident led to a trespassing charge for William Burns Sohn 55 of Baltimore. Police reported theft of 25 dollars in frozen food and 60 dollars in records from Ruby Ambush’s Big Woods Road residence.
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Woodbine
North Market Street
Fourth Street
Laverne Margaret Jenkins
Billy Snoots
James A. Underwood
Miss Jenkins
William Burns Sohn
Baltimore
Maryland School For the Deaf
Charles V. Main
Paul W. Mossburg
Sohn
Big Woods Road
Library budget debate highlights space and staffing concerns
County officials discussed funding for the C Burr Artz Library noting crowding in the current building and the need for a trained young adult librarian since 1967. Plans include using North Market Street School for three rooms and adding 8 000 volumes, with expansion deemed impossible at the current site. Budget talks also covered Orphans Court and Planning and Zoning totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Evans
James Pearl
C. Burr
Derr
C. Burr Artz
Reynolds
C. Burr Art
Priests Seek Right To Wed Across Catholic Clergy
Baltimore AP reports a federation representing about 60 percent of U S Catholic clergy backed a proposal allowing celibate priests to marry and for former priests to remarry. The 193 to 18 vote by the National Federation of Priests Councils comes as an international bishops synod is planned for September under Pope Paul VI. The group also urged Vietnam War condemnation and changes to conscription policy.
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Baltimore
United States
Houe
National Federation of Priests Councils
International Synod of Bishops
Paul VI
House of Delegates
Viet
New Cabinet Takes Office In India
Indira Gandhi formed a new cabinet today replacing half her former ministers. President V. V. Giri swore in Mrs Gandhi, 12 ministers, 15 ministers of state and 8 deputy ministers at Rashtrapati Bhavan in a brief ceremony marking a new leadership lineup.
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New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
V. V. Giri
Mrs. Gandhi
Rashtrapati Phavan
India
Bloodmobile to Visit Middletown Amvets Home Next Tuesday
The blood mobile will stop in another county area at the Middletown Amvets Home with donor registration from 1:00 to 6:30 p.m. Scheduled donors should keep their appointments. walk-ins may participate on the 23rd as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Phelan
Betty Meredith
Mary Scott
Pauline Lippy
Margaret Baker
Virginia Sanders
Chata Carr
Frances Cutujian
Madeline Gilbert
Lillian Leatherman
Caroline Cadle
June Shipley
Middletown Amvets
Israel Spurns Rogers Withdrawal Proposals
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Golda Meir rejects William Rogers plan for UN guaranteed borders, criticizing geography as unimportant. Dayan cautions Egypt against renewing war moves while US arms deliveries have boosted Israel's strength, and talks with Rogers head toward Washington. Jordan worries US led effort to resolve Egypt-Israel rift. The piece covers Meir's stance, Dayan’s comments, and ongoing regional tensions through March 1971.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
William P. Rogers
Israel
Rogers
Washington
U.N
Gunnar V
Egypt
Sadat
Canal
Israel Galili
Labor Party
United States
U.S
Hussein
Jordan
Dayan
Abba Fhan
New York
A! Thant
Jarring
Cairo
Local Frederick ads list shops, sales and services
Local notices advertise wigs and leotards at Frederick shops, license tag pickup locations for March and April, carpet and wallpaper deals, seafood specials, auctions, thrift and furniture sales, tax services, and community event notices. Names include The Hair House of Frederick, Henri's House of Fashion, Mary Carter Paint Store, Cramer's American Station, Locust Grove Church, and Frederick News-Post offices.
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Cramer’s
Irving Tire Center
Barnes Store
Frank's
Joy's Market
C. D. Metz
Carr’s
Kaufman’s Grocery
LeGore
Cornell’s
Eaves
Ray’s
Rudy Hamilton
Home Improvement Investigator To Visit Here
Clarence H. Miller of the Maryland Home Improvement Commission will visit Winchester Hall on April 12 to discuss state home improvement laws with county homeowners and contractors. He will also explain license applications and renewals and provide a route to file complaints, with regular monthly visits starting April in Winchester Hall, plus visits in Hagerstown Hagestown, Cumberland and other counties as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Miller
Maryland
Winchester Hall
Miller
Washington County
Hagerstown
Allegany County
Prospect Square
Cumberland
Garrett County
Maryland Home Improvement Commission
Kidwiler Listed As Serious After Fall From Fire Truck
Steven Kidwiler of Brunswick remains in the shock trauma unit at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore in serious condition after being taken off the critical list following a March 12 fall from a fire truck. He is listed as still a patient in the University Hospital system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Kidwiler
Brunswick
University Hospital
Baltimore
Mt Airy Man C C Peter Warfield In Frederick Hospital
Mr C C Peter Warfield of Mt Airy is in Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C
Peter Warfield
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Ralph J. Little
Irene Mae Kanogde
Nam
Phlip Berrigan
Henry Kissinger
Congress
al Ahram
Kehne
Gulf Service Sales & Service
Sugar Loaf
Mt. Region
Antique Automobile Club of America
Frederick Fair Grounds
Gladhill
John Deere
Gladhill Tractor Mart
Patrick St
King’s Men’s Wear
NEW Market Lions’ Club
Mussetter Road
Gettysburg and Frederick Memorial Hospital
the Woods
Soro Ambulance
Prince Fogle
Wachter Brothers
Junior Fire Company
Frederick Memorial
Gardner
Haugh's
Hummer
Walkersville
Tuscarora Gun Club
Harold Hurley
W. Church ST. Mar
D. Lee Keller
Milner
Misner’s
Braddock Heights
Yellow Springs
Lions Community Hall
Blue MT. Inn
Mi. S
Libertytown Fire Hall
Libertytown, MD
Space-Pak
Hair House OF
N. Market St
Henri
House OF Fashion
Pr. Henri's
Richard A. Brightwell
Mary Carter
H&g
Locust Grove
Church of the Brethren
Little’s Beauty Salon, Inc
Agnes Little Kaempf
Susie
Lewis
Poole
la Cherie
Helen
Walkersville Fire Co
Shepley
Buckeystown
Apples Red Delicious
Stayman
Quynn Orchard
Reel’s Mill Road
No. Market St
Frederick Shopping
Prospect Shopping
Frederick News-Post
East Patrick Street
Routzahn
Market St
Charles Eaves
Devilbiss Bridge Rd
Rt. 15
Jas. G. Trout Auction & Realty, Inc
Mehrle N. Wachter
New Market Vol. Fire Co
McLain Home Improvement
Lewistown
Lewistown Vol. Fire Dept
Charles E. Fogle
Adam Road
Walkersville United Methodist Church
Ecker
Fred
Johnny Eyler
Paul L. Brown
York Clabaugh
Rodger’s
Mkt
Ext
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
CBS Electric Co
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
Frederick Glass Shop
E. Fourth Street
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
East Patrick St
Kidwiler
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