Funeral notices from the Martinsburg area obituary page
Multiple obituaries announce the deaths of Elsie Florence Brant of Linden Hills tying to Somerset and Johnstown area, Amanda Malinda Ahalt of Burkittsville, Alice M. Smith of Smithsburg, and Sam Davidson of Charles Town. The notices include birth years, family survivors, church or funeral home details, service times, and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Davidson
Charles Town
Washington County Hospital
Washington, Pa
Claysville
Clay County
Irvin
Luella Davidson
Shenandoah Downs
Maryland
Patricia Penwell Davidson
Misty Davidson
Jimmy Davidson
Calvary ‘Assembly of God Church
Rawson
William B. ‘Reed
Pleasant View Memory Gardens
Martinsburg
W. Va
Melvin T
Frederick man charged in hit and run on East Patrick Street
Elwood Lee Morgan of 624 N Market St faces a April 2 hearing in Frederick County Jail on charges including driving under the influence, hit and run, reckless operation, and related collateral totaling $1, or more. Edward Calvin Crisell, RFD 3 Bethel Road, suffered back and leg pains and was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County
East Patrick Street
Pfc
Gerald W. Koogle
Elwood Lee Morgan
Market St
Edward Calvin Crisell
RFD
Bethel Road
Koogle
Morgan
East Street
Juniors
Uniteds
Criswell
Ky Criswell
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Funerals for Several Individuals Held in Area
Funeral services were held for Mrs Fannie C Henley of Peak Avenue Mr Airy and for Harry E Lowe formerly of Jefferson at local funeral homes and churches. Melvin P Stine of Hagerstown and H Albert Dean of Frederick/Nursing Center also buried. Interments followed at Pine Grove Mount Olivet and Lutheran cemeteries. An omittance noted in Roger Brandenburg funeral announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda’m
Amanda Malinda Ahalt
Burkittsville
Frederick Nursing Home
Carlton P
Manzella Wil‘dard Ahalt
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Anna Mabelle Ahalt
Lily A. Fairchild
Collingswood
Fannie C. Henley
Peak Avenue
Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Waltz
Liberty Road
Win‘field
James H. Talley
Calvary United Methodist Church
John Ifert
Archie Hansberger
Frank Plunkard
Paul D. Beall
Lyndon Myers
Norman Etzler
James Windsor
Harry Bellison
Carl Smith
H. F. Albright
Fuller Phobus
Carl Esterly
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mt. Airy
Harry E. Lowe
Jefferson
Nelia’s
Elkins
W. Va
M. R. Etchison and Son
East Church Street
George W. Wilt
Fengaville Lutheran Church
William E. , Baker
Harry Kintz
F. Jacob Bull
Richard C. C. Basford
Lutheran
Melvin P. Stine
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Hospital
Gladhill Funeral Home
Middletown
Emmanuel Hoover
Dale Miss
William E. Miss
Gary Wiles
Donald Wiles
Larry Wiles
Ellsworth Wiles Jr
Lutheran Cemetery
Albert Dean
H. ‘Albert Dean
Louise Patterson Dean
Wilson Place
Frederick Nursing Center
Charles S. Weaver
United Presbyterian Church
Howard A. Prior
Charles Keller
William Thomas
Col
F. Lester Smith
W. Cash Smith
William Zimmerman
William Wallace
Gordon Palmer
Dan Weinberg
Harris Stauffer
Warner L
Brittain J. Lewis Fleischman
Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr
Guy W. Nusz
Royce R. Rice
Harry 0. Schroeder
H. Reeseenacr
George Zeiger
Claude H. Barrick
Carlisle Smith
James Dean
George I. Smith Sr
Harold Clem
William Holzapfel
Mount Olivet , Cemetery
Frederick actions mix parks and planning with city bids
McCurdy (Continued From Page One) reports a proposal to plant wildflowers and Willows along Carroll Creek with three fish ladders and dredging, plus an ordinance limiting fishing to hooks and lines. The city inspector finds 196 substandard dwelling units in Frederick, with 98 visited so far and mostly cooperative residents. The city denies two land sales, including a Krupt walkway dispute, and refuses a corner of the city landfill to the Frederick County Agricultural Society. It adopts a no parking ordinance, approves an oversized water connection for the Moose lodge, allows YMCA canoe lessons on Culler Lake, and considers school guard duties and civil defense sirens. The Jaycee Wives get a Halloween concession, and the lane through Public Works Yard may be closed for fencing with bills paid at 30,814.47.
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Carroll Creek
Charles W. Mock
Frederick
Mock
Eugene L. Krupt
Kline Boulevard
Fairgrounds
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Loyal Order of the Moose
East Patrick Street
Culler Lake
Charles V. Main
Elm Street
Major Main
Jaycee Wives |T
North Bentz
West Second Streets
Department of Public Works
Frederick Towne Mall to host decorated kiosks and stores
The new Frederick Towne Mall will feature illuminated kiosks displaying diverse goods for shoppers. Local tenants include Baltimore Federal Savings & Loan, Penney's, Wards, McCrory's, and others with branches at Montgomery Mall and Wheaton Plaza. Anchor stores Ey erly's and Radio Shack join a wide mix of apparel, footwear, home goods, services, and a Food Fair supermarket with movie options at Interstate Theatre.
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Frederick Towne
Baltimore Federal Savings & Loan Association
Beckley's
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
McCrory’s
Peoples Drug Stores
Rovin’s Corner
Shipley’s Inc
Penney’s and Wards
Eyerly’s
Montgomery Mall
Wheaton Plaza
Barricini
Fabric Tree
Docktor Pet Center
Thom McAn
Shore
Tweed
Sunlighting Systems
Gaithersburg
Radio Shack
Rockville
Diener’s
Bell Clothes
Beyda Petities
Bully Boy
Foxwood
Chessking
Jarman
N. Hess’ Sons
Keystone Shoes
Miles
Parklane Hosiery
Mangel Stores
Maryland Apparel Corp
Petrie
Singer’s
Carousel
Chic
Jacques Renee
Cole National Corp
Fact
Kay Jewelry Stores
Wall & Ochs
Booklovers
Walden Book Company
Tobaccoland
General NutritionsCorp
Interstate Theatre
City workers and pay scales across city departments
According to Magaha Freder ck police and fire department drivers are the highest paid city employees. Fire company drivers work 24 hours on duty and 48 hours off duty earning about 5800 dollars yearly. The largest city workforce is in the Department of Public Works where skilled laborers earn 250 to 300 per hour and foremen 300 to 320 per hour while department heads are salaried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magaha
Frederck
Fire Company
Department of Public Works
Boy Arrested In Bomb Threats At Walkersville Schools
A 16 year old from RFD 1 Walkersville was charged in connection with Wednesday’s dual bomb threats at Walkersville Elementary and High Schools. The youth, turned over to juvenile authorities, reportedly committed the act as a gag while playing hockey. Arresting officer Cpl. Carl Harbaugh said the arrest occurred Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
RFD 1
Carl Harbaugh
Sick Mr Steven Kidwiler Remains Unconscious in Baltimore
Chronicle records that Mr Steven Kidwiler of Brunswick stays unconscious in the shock trauma unit at University Hospital Baltimore with no change per officials. Mrs Robert V Young of Walkersville has left Frederick Memorial Hospital after treatment. Mr Charles R Six of Myersville was admitted to Washington County Hospital on March 11 for observation with a satisfactory condition. Alonzo E McGaha entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Kidwiler
Brunswick
University Hospital
Baltimore
Robert V. Young
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles R. Six
RFD 2
Myersville
Washington County Hospital
Alonzo E. McGaha
Social and Scenery Budget Talks Open County Lines
Social officials pressed to keep county lines of communication open as HRC works to end discrimination. Scott Key Center for Exceptional Children proposes a 1972 budget of 89 960 with the county share cut to 18 340 from 32 971 due to a funding formula change. Jeanne Bussard Workshop seeks 15 000 annual support and cites financial strain from state cuts and grant losses. The workshop estimates 50 percent of its clients gain local employment and become taxpayers. The Breast cancer progress note highlights advances in surgery radiation hormone and drug therapies per the American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HRC
Scott Key Center For Exceptional Children
New Rock Creek Center
Jeanne Bussard
Helen Nussear
iShe
Maryland Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Department of Labor
Belcome
Card of Thanks to Freder ick Memorial staff
Sterling Warner expresses gratitude to Dr. Chase and Dr. Culwell, nurses, aides, and intensive care personnel at Freder ick Memorial Hospital for their kindness during his stay, and thanks friends and relatives for cards, gifts, and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Dr. Culwell
Frederick
Memorial Hosp
Sterling Warner
Gettysburg and Frederick Memorial Hospital
Woodsboro
Prince Fogle
Public Auction Of Nannie Weller Property Thurmont Md
Public notice of an auction of the late Nannie C Weller s real and personal property at 24 Lombard Street Thurmont Maryland on Saturday April 24 1971 at 10 a m The sale includes a 1 story stucco dwelling and related items with terms requiring a $1000 deposit and settlement at closing The Maryland Road Commission reserves right to reject bids and a lease may be terminated 60 days after high bid notification
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Nannie C. Weller
Lombard Street
Thurmont
Estate Roads Commission OF Maryland
Maryland
James Ponton
Ballenger Creek Road
Frederick County
Raymond A. Willard
Greenbrier
Washington
Coun- Ham & Oyster Supperty
Wolfsville
Mt. Lena Road
State Roads Commission of Maryland
Commission
State Roads Commission
Monocacy
Frederick, Mary
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Elsie Florence Brant
John Gordon Brant
Linden Hills
Somerset County
Edmund
Sadie Young Emert
John Gordon Brant Jr
Johnstown
Kenneth Eugene ‘Brant
Dayton
Ohio
Richard Burkholder
Somerset
David Gall
Taneytown
Hanger
Lichty Cemetery
Somerset, Pa
Emrs
Alice M, Smith
Alice M. Smith
Smithsburg
Sylvia A. Toms
Foxville
David C
Sarah A. Lam Brown
United Methodist Church of
Pleasant Valley
Esther E. Hartman
Louise Haan
Richard Codors
John D. Smith
Carbondale
Robert M. Smith
Fannie Spielman
Florida
Marjorie Brown
Cavetown
Miriam Harsbaugh
Eva Robertson
Maine
Davis Funeral Home
Clarence McGaha
Calvary Assembly of God Church
Roger H. Brandenburg
le Gore
Leroy Eckenrode
McCurdy
Continus
Social
American Cancer Society
Flower Fashion, Inc
E. Patrick St
THE
Hair House OF
N. Market St
R. L. Baugher
the News
Isk
Clarence Welty
Faith Church OF
Charlesville
O’possumtown Pike
Eleanor Miller
Robert Meunier
Rice & Williard
King Floor Service, Inc
King’s Men's
F.C.E
Scob Park
Johnny Norris
Freestate Boys
Ralph J. Little, SR
D. Hemp & Sons
Routzailin
Mary Carter
Frederick, Md
Crocker & Little Builders, Inc
Crocker & Little Properties, Inc
Weatherholtz
Fred. Co
Graceham Moravian
Winfield Fire Hall
Old Liberty Rd
Salem United Methodist Church
Salem Bottom Road
Cor. Carroll & South Sts
Milner's
Water St
New Midway Vol. Fire Co
Dean’s Village
E. 9Th
Frederick Co
P.O
Myersville Fire Hall
Myersville Vol. Fire Co. Inc
M. Walkersville Vol. Fire CO
Jerry Lawson
Rec
Donald Gladhill
Kehne
Gulf Service Sales & Service
Sugar Loaf
Mt. Region
Antique Automobile Club of America
Frederick Fair Grounds
Gladhill
John Deere
Gladhill Tractor Mart
New Market
Tuscarora
W. 3Rd
St. Or
Harold Hurley
W. Church ST. Mar
D. Lee Keller
Braddock Heights
Yellow Springs
Lions Community Hall
Blue MT. Inn
Mi. S
Libertytown
Space-Pak
Cramer's American Station
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
Richard A. Brightwell
H. & G. Whiting
Carmack’s
Little’s Beauty Salon, Inc
Agnes Little Kaempf
Susie
Lewis
Poole
la Cherie
Helen
Walkersville Fire Co
Shepley
S. Market St
Buckeystown
Apples Red Delicious
Stayman
Quynn Orchard Reel's Mill Road
No. Market St
Frederick Shopping
Prospect Shopping
Frederick News-Post
Armstrong Excelon
Harp Hill
Woodland Way
Goodyear Tractor Tire
Albert G. Harshman
George William Smith Emmert R
Bowlus Delbert Null
Charles Martin
New Market Vol. Fire Co
Lewistown
Lewistown Vol. Fire Dept
Charles E. Fogle
Adam Road
Walkersville United Methodist Church
Ecker
Fred
Klean
Johnny Eyler
Paul L. Brown
York Labaugh’s
Rodger’s
Mkt
Ext
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
CBS Electric Co
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
Sheplay
Frederick Glass Shop
Fourth Street
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
East Patrick St
Apa
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