Deaths of Henry Nelson and Miriam Butler in Frederick area
Mr. Markell Henry Nelson of Ridge Road Braddock Heights died March 21 at Vindobona Nursing Home. He was born September 13 1882 in Frederick County and was a former Maryland House of Delegates member with long ties to Calvary United Methodist Church and A H Hoffman Seeds Inc. Surviving are his wife sister niece and nephew. Funeral arrangements are at Smith Fadeley Keeney Basford Funeral Home with services March 24 at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs Miriam E Butler of 5137 Queensberry Road Baltimore died March 21 at Sinai Hospital. Born March 3 1917 in Frederick she was daughter of Blanche Fogle Jackson and the late Roy C Fogle. She is survived by her husband mother brother and three sisters among others. Funeral arrangements are at Smith Fadeley Keeney Basford Funeral Home with services March 24 at 11 a.m. Calvary United Methodist Church Chapel officiating. Interment Frederick Memorial Park.
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Markell Henry Nelson
Lola May Nusbaum Nelson
Ridge Road
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Henry and
Sidney Ann Sheetenhelm ‘Nelson
Nelson
Calvary United Methodist ‘Church
A. H. ‘Hoffman Seeds Inc
Catherine Hayes
Thomasville
Smith, Fadeley, Keeney and Basford
Etchison’s
E. “Church St
Kenneth A. Tyson
Calvary United Methodist Church
Harry S. ‘Myerly
United Methodist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Miriam E. Butler
Edward Butler
Queensberry Road
Baltimore
Sinai Hospital
Frederick
Blanche Babington Fogle Jackson
Roy C. Fogle
Jackson
Record Street
Harold C. Fogle
Bryan C. Rice
William M. Coran
Robert L. Lane
Washington,d.c
Smith, Fadeley, Keeney & Basford
East Church St
Calvary United Methodist Church Chapel
Terment
Frederick Memorial Park
Mir
George William Harris
Dorothy Kemp Harris
Yellow Springs
Smith, Fadeley, Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
Exchison’s
East Church Street
Arnold G. Cooper
The
Peoples Baptist Church
Bernard Keyser
Grayson Grove
Robert F. Cannon
Nelson L Tucker
Markwood Ramsburg
Paul E. Rippeon Sr
Mount Olver Cemetery
Funerals for Mrs Nanny Robinson and two others in Maryland
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Nanny Robinson Ceaser at Hicks Funeral Home with Rev. Luther Brown officiating and interment at Fairview Cemetery. Also mourners attended for Mrs. M Myrtle Witherspoon of Nicodemus and Mr. George William Harris of Yellow Springs with interment at Mt Olver and Pine Grove Cemeteries. The Simple Life notes recount Presidents Harrison and Taft performing household tasks.
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Nanny Robinson
Nanny Robinson Ceaser
Harbor View
Baltimore
Hicks
Luther Brown
William Harris
George Barns
William Bowie
Augustus Palm
Clarence Duckett
Herbert Thompson
Fairview Cemetery
C.E. Hicks
Proposed federal criminal code on obscenity and insanity defense
The article discusses a proposed federal criminal code addressing obscenity limits, insanity defense standards, and penalties. It notes a ban on obscene material except a minor portion serving artistic, scientific, or literary aims, with up to three years and a $25,000 fine. Experts comment on penalties for white collar crime and the Justice Department cites higher fines to deter corporate and individual defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Justice Department
Conpoe
Flra Sharon Conn Prisoners Discuss POW Conditions
Three men refused to answer questions on POW living conditions. Rose said the treatment was not excellent. Antiwar movement news reached them via captors, but details remained sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Conn
Rose
Tim Holly Named Scout Executive for Francis Scott Key District
Tim Holly is appointed District Executive for the Francis Scott Key District of the Boy Scouts of America, serving Frederick County. The National Capital Area Council’s Rudolph Flythe announced the appointment, with Holly starting March 15. He is from St. Louis, grew up in a Navy family, studied at the University of Maryland, earned the Eagle with bronze palm and God and Country Award, and previously worked as associate district executive in Mount Vernon. He will reside in Frederick and is single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Holly
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts of America
Frederick County
Rudolph Flythe
National Capital Area Council
St. Louis
Tim
Annapolis
University of Maryland
Mount Vernon
Frederick
Hedges Funeral Set For Walkersville Man
Frederick Hedges son of Charles H. and Alice Hedges and husband of Violet Swadener Hedges. He belongs to Grade United Church of Christ and Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company. Survived by daughter Mrs Ralph Zimmerman, brother Glenn Hedges, sisters Mrs Hoke and Mrs Hahn, two grandchildren, five great grandchildren and 13 nieces and nephews. Visitation at Barton Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Friday March 23. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at the funeral home with Rev. Fred A. Trimble. Interment Glade Cemetery Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Walkersville
Charles H
Alice C. Erb Hedges
Grade United Church of Christ
Barton Funeral Home
Fred A. Trimble
Glade Cemetery
Landmarks Hear Report On Impact At Catoctin
About 50 people gathered at Harriet Chapel as the Frederick County Landmarks Foundation heard a report on routing U S 15 closer to Catoctin Furnace and Village. Critics cited noise pollution and vibrations affecting the furnace. supporters plan continued opposition and actions. A tour of covered bridges May 19 and a May landmark celebration were announced, with membership at 281 and about $3,000 in funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Chapel
Frederick County Landmarks Foundation
U.S. 15
Catoctin Furnace
Mary Rae Cantrell
Catoctin Village
Ann Leichert
The
Landmarks Foundation
Emmitsburg
Utica
Richard Kline
Landmarks Group
Martin
County officials praise unified Key organization model
County leaders lauded a coordinated effort among the Board of Education Social Services Juvenile Services Commissioners Health and Mental Health as unmatched in the state and potentially a model for other counties. The budget discussion included a 15000 request for county auditors up 2000 from last year with overruns cited by Donald Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Board of Education
Social Services
Juvenile Services
Health Department
Mental Health
Donald Linton
Shafer and Company
Thomas Fox
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Fox
John A. Derr
Hospital Reports 24 Hour Discharges in Frederick Area
Freddie Memorial Hospital lists 24 hour discharges including Mrs Mary Underwood Mrs Geraldine May Todd Fisher and Carolyn Himes among others. Discharged patients span Frederick Thurmont Middletown Walkersville Mt Airy Union Bridge Jefferson Brunswick and Adamstown with numerous individuals named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mary Underwood
Geraldine May
Todd M. Fisher
Carolyn S. Himes
George W. Brachey II
Mark E. White
Rebecca Poole
Edward Snyder
Elisabeth Goheen
Mary J. Shelton
Virginia Spriggs
John Davis
Mary Beachley
Frederick
Lilian Key Smith
Pamela Smith
Thurmont
Karen Palmer
Middletown
Theodore Bieger
Myersville
Jane Wenzel
Walkersville
Edward Cooley
Mt. Airy
Hetty Garber
Union Bridge
Wanda Deyton
Jefferson
Agnes L. Monroe
Brunswick
George Young
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital patients and local recoveries
Among the sick Mrs Edith Spahr Schultz of Dickerson and Mrs Larry King of Dickerson are patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Master Christopher Scott Wallace of 239 West Firth Street is recuperating at home after surgery. Mrs Velma Poole of Park Mills Road is a medical patient at Frederick. Miss Brenda Leigh Smith of 9 Locust Drive Thurmont is recuperating at home after a tonsillectomy. Frederick High School Band Boosters awards prize winners included coach Brooks for a portable color TV, Mrs J Preston Smith for a cassette tape recorder, and Mrs Henriett Hartman for a portable AM FM radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Spahr Schultz
Dickerson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Larry King
Christopher Scott Wallace
W. Firth
Velma Poole
Park Mills Road
Brenda Leigh Smith
Richard L. Smith
Locust Drive
Thurmont
Frederick High School
Brooks
J. Preston Smith
Henriett Hartman
Six Citizens Face Separate Jailed Charges In District Court
Three men jailed on Wednesday evening on unrelated charges include John Garfield Huff East Fourth Street 34 charged in a warrant for assault and battery with no trial date yet. Edward E Mason 4 East South Street jailed for destruction of property with trial slated for March 28. Robert Eugene Keeny no fixed address jailed on loitering charges with no trial date. Russell Steven Landreth South Market Street charged with spinning wheels with trial set for April 10. Joseph Walker Umer East Second Street charged with failure to drive in the designated lane with trial set for April W. Elizabeth E Jones Rt 1 Knoxville charged with speeding at East Patrick Street Monroe Avenue with trial set for April 13. Richard Edwin Hildebrand South Potomac Street Hagerstown charged with running a red light with trial set for April 16.
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John Garfield Huff
East Fourth Street
Edward E. Mason
East South Street
Robert Eugene Keeny
West All Saints Street
Russell Steven Landreth
South Market Street
Joseph Walker Umer
East Second Street
West Patrick Street
Norva Avenue
Elizabeth E. Jones
Rt. 1
Knoxville
East Patrick Street
Monroe Avenue
Patrick Street
Market Street
Richard Edwin Hildebrand
South Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Metropolitan commission budget shows net county cost of 24627
Reimbursement of 179606 for office construction and utility operators is offset from the requested budget, yielding an estimated net county cost of 24627 for the coming fiscal year. The smaller budget results from personnel changes reducing salaries. A deed transfer on March 20 lists Cecil R Brunner and Myra Lee D Burtner to Helen F Mack, county. In Memoriam Turner In memory of Maynard L Turner. Dear daddy, one year ago March 22, 1972 you left us all without a goodbye. The crocus were in bloom. We think you were looking at your flower bed. Mother found you in the rain. We pray to meet you in heaven someday. General Line of Antiques with a good supply of Wicker Furniture. ALICE'S ANTIQUES 264 W Patrick St 643-0144 & 62-9974 Cotton Easter Rabbits And Homemade Pillows. Call 662-3515 or 663-4357.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Took
Metropolitan Commission
The
Frederick News
Cecil R. Brunner
Myra Lee D. Burtner
Helen F. Mack
Daddy
Alice's Antiques
W. Patrick St
Notice of debts and local store ads in Frederick paper
Notice by Raymond S Snoots Jr disclaims responsibility for debts other than those he contracted. The page lists many local grocery and hardware ads with prices, dates, and addresses, including produce, canned goods, seeds, and household items from Frederick News-Post. Also includes thanks and notices of appreciation, obituaries, business services, and local shop promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond S. Snoots, JR
Woodsboro
Maryland
Frederick News-Post
East
Patrick Street
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M. Myrtle Witherspoon
Myrtle Witherspoon
Nicodemus
Westminster
Howard Witherspoon
Carroll County General Hospital
Waltz-Barker
Liberty Road
Winfield
Clarence A. Kayler
Frostburg United
George R. Brown Jr
William Burns
Richard Pease
Pine Grove Cemetery
Benjamin Harrison
Taft
Charlie
White House
Holly
Tim Helly
Catoctin
Arthur Potts
Landmarks Bicentennial Group
Chamber of Commerce
Riley Housewright
Morris Prosser
Landmarks Committee
Leichert
Scott Key
Humane
Memoriam
Turner
Maynard L. Turner
Jack & Helen's Fruit Factory
Jefferson Pike
Frederick Drive-In
Jack & Helen’s Fruit Factory
U.S
Robert B. Ogle
Rocky Ridge, Md
Creager Funeral Home
Stephen Singer
Walkersville Fire Hall
H& R
N. Market St. Frederick
Linden Ave
Water St.-Thurmont
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
CBS Insulating Co
East Patrick St
Frederick Glass Shop
E. Fourth Street
Norman Shriver, JR
Ecker
Elizabeth A. Bare
R. J. Thomas
Mary Covell
Norma Cline
Edward Donnald
Rolinda Boyer
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
R.&k. Equip. & Service
Mcculloch
the News
Ima
Beau Monde Beauty Academy
M&m Merchandise Mart
N. Market St
Central Air
CBS Heating & Acco
Bob's
Fredericktowne Auto
Foreign & American
Damascus
Bene
Vol. Fire Dept
Singer Company
Frederick Towne Mall
Prospect
Libertytown
Libertytown Fire Co
Jesse W. Bussard
Charles R. Bussard & Family
Wisner St
James
Jim) Rice
Independent Hose Co
FHS
John W. Ashbaugh
Abdullah
Mazooka
Oakley
Washington County Hospital
Rome
MT. Orchard
Sun
Clarence A. Welty
King's Men
Market St
Shepley
Frank Camazo
Fruth
2YS
Charles C. Masser
Johns Hahn Reich
Ford Road
Beaumonde Beauty Academy
Eau Monde
Beauty Academy
Hardwick
Frederick Bottled Gas Co., Inc
Hiltner’s
East St
Frederick, Md
Lewistown Dis. Vol. Fire Dept. Inc
Fred. Co. Nat. Bank S
Utica Church
Henry
Grand Appalachian Furniture
N. Mkt
Margaret's Florist
Patrick St
Fred. Rt
New Midway
LeGore Rd
Nursery
Piney Cove Gardens
East Street
Cadillac
Melvin Gene Strite
West South Street
Village Shell
East St. Frederick, Maryland
Franklin D. Stillrich
Woodville West Falls Church
Wolfsville
Faith Church OF
Charlesville
Catoctones
T.I.H.S
Mercer
Mussetter Road
Green
Esso
New Market
New Market District
Lions Club Activity Fund
Schiltz
National
Miller
Calvert
MacNaughton
Echo Springs
Hi-Way Liquors
Mi. W
Fred. Towne Mall
Main's Lane
Jimmy McLain
Custom Homes
Harry M. Suman
Ari
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