Deaths Mrs Margaret R Marple 64 of Bunker Hill
Mrs Margaret R Marple 64 of Rt 1 Bunker Hill died in City Hospital Martinsburg W Va after hospital stays. She was born November 25 1906 in Frederick County VA daughter of the late George Abshire and Betty Clark. Survived by two sons five daughters 17 grandchildren seven great grandchildren one sister and many nieces and nephews Funeral Friday 3 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg Rev Julian Owen burial in Bunker Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Marple
Margaret R. Marple
Rt. 1
Bunker Hill
Wites
City Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marple
Frederick County
George
Betty
Elizabeth Abshire Clark
C. H. Musselman
1St Presbyterian Church of
Winchester
Danny R. Marple
Mary Woodrow
Sperryville
Georgia Grove
Frederick
William
Louise) Daniels
Kenneth
Evelyn) Shirley
Inwood
Wayne
Virginia) Boitnott
Hyattsville
Leslie L
Estella) Brannon
Brown Funeral Home
Julian T. Owen
Bunker Hill Cemetery
Paul Exton Gross
Baltimore
Horton
Lee Windsor
Orn
Reading
Hugh Exton
Kate Olive Miller Gross
Gladys Shawn Gross
Pipe Creek Church of the Brethren
Harvey M. Gross
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Larry Forman
First German United Evangelical Congregational Church
Funeral services for MMCS Billie Joe Wheeler
Funeral services were held for MMCS Billie Joe Wheeler, who died from injuries in an automobile accident. Chaplain Lt. W. M. Ethridge of the U S Naval Academy officiated at Salamone Funeral Home. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed, with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery with military honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MMCS
Billie Joe Wheeler
Fim
Salamone Funeral Home
East Patrick Street
W. M. Ethridge
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Cpl. Strope
T. J. Howard
W. J. Edwards
J. L. Shafer
J. F. Price
L. G. Johnson
DECS
F. W. Henry
YNC
F. Y. Board
DCC
K. A. Russell
A. J. Jeffers
QMC
R. J. Brown
R. A. James
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Fire damages $15,000 at Emmitsburg home of Andrew family
A furnace pipe heat near a basement ceiling caused a Wednesday morning fire at John David Andrew's Hampton Valley Road residence. Firefighters confined the blaze to a bedroom, but smoke and water damage spread through the 60 by 30 foot six room concrete block home. The Andrew family plans repairs and will live with relatives during work. Community aid can be directed to the Vigilant Hose Company in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Valley Road
John David Andrew
Emmitsburg
Guy McGlaughlin
Andrew
Green Valley district seeks funding for 19.2 million budget
A petition by 125 taxpayers urges county officials to fund much of the Green Valley School district’s 19.2 million operating plan. It backs kindergarten, reading, teacher contracts, curriculum, half of vocational expansion, and maintenance funds, with support for a possible tax increase. The county budget includes 4.5 million bond funds and unspent balance from a two year old issue, plus a state loan option if commissioners authorize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
New
Green Valley
Green Valleyesidents
Denton elected president elect of deaf group
David M. Denton, superintendent of the Maryland School for the Deaf, was elected president elect at the 1971 annual meeting of the Council of Organizations Serving the Deaf COSD in Atlantic City. He will serve two years as president elect before becoming president. The COSD, a national council of eighteen organizations, sponsors a yearly forum on deafness topics and reports to be held in Memphis in March 1972 on Education of the Deaf. Edward C. Carney is executive director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Denton
Maryland School For the Deaf
Denton
Atlantic City
Memphis
Tenn
COSD
Connecticut Avenue
Washington, D. C
Edward C. Carney
Credit law aims to protect consumers and reporters
Motter described Tight rules on credit reports limiting age of data to seven years with exceptions and requiring clear inquiry purposes. Reports may be shared only with entities for employment, credit, loans or legitimate business, with penalties for false pretenses. The plan, backed by Proxmire, seeks a balance protecting consumers and credit reporters while allowing updates and punitive damages for willful noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter
Credit Bureau
Credit Reporter
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Veteran Kidwiler of Brunswick Dies After Service
Virginia Dyche Kidwiler of Cumberland and Densel Kidwiler of Brunswick are noted in obituary lines. He served from 1962 with 46 months in Germany and three years in the United States. Survived by wife Margaret Raskoh Kidwiler, son Michael, daughter Aloma, a sister Aloma Wine and a step sister Dietra Taulton. Funeral arrangements by Feete Funeral Home Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Dyche
Cumberland
Densel Kidwiler
Brunswick
Germany
Steadman- Keenan Post American Legion
Fraternal Order of Eagles 1136
Michael
Aloma
Aloma Wine
Leesburg
Dietra DB. Taulton
Edgewood
Feete Funeral Home
Red Cross Leader Praises Humanitarian Role and Volunteers
The Red Cross described as the greatest humanitarian force, spans beyond political issues to aid people worldwide. At a luncheon, Vice Chairman Charles Snyder led, with awards for long-serving volunteers and a tribute to two deceased workers. The organization notes it is funded by public money and operates on a limited local budget, relying on community support for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Pakistan
Charles Snyder
J. Milton Brunk
George Speer
Richard Nallin
Donald Thompson
Philip Wertheimer
Mathias Beall Fear Job Loss In SST Failure
Maryland's two senators opposed ending federal funding for the SST program but the Senate voted 51-46 to end assistance after March. Mathias and Beall warned of job losses at Fairchild-Hiller in Hagerstown and Armco Steel in Baltimore as Boeing leads the project amid uncertainty over the SST's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias
Beall
Washington
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Senate
Truck Drivers Hurt In Wreck Near Frederick
Two truck drivers suffered minor injuries in a crash on U S 15 near Spahr's Quarry Road. Charles Shuff, 58, was treated for race abrasions and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Howard Litzelman, 31, was treated for a twisted leg and also released. Litzelman was charged with passing within 100 feet of an intersection after attempting to pass Shuff as he turned left. Damages were about 3800 to Shuff’s cab and 3000 to Litzelman’s tractor trailer. In a separate early morning Frederick incident, Joseph Rager, 21, was charged with negligent driving and failure to stop after striking a parked car. A hearing is set for April 6 in Trial Magistrate’s Court. damages to the Shankle vehicle were about 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 15
Spahr’s
Quarry Road
Charles William Shuff
IRFD
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Howard Ernest Litzelman
Glen Bernie
Litzelman
Shuff
Littelman
Joseph Clinton Rager
Thomas Avenue
Hayden Dyke
Rager
Terry Richard Shankle
Military Road
North Market Street
Fifth Street
Shankle
Delegates Board of Public Works to hold hearings on rules
Delegates discussed the Public Works board hearings while noting existing public meetings render the amendment unnecessary. Leaders blocked a rival plan placing school construction under the Administrative Procedures Act and shifted to require local school official consultation. The governor boosted the construction fund from 100 to 150 million after educators questioned the initial size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
House
Mandel
Maryland
Middletown Man Charged In Radio Theft
A Middletown man, George Roscoe Summers, 30, was charged with larceny after a woman clerk and residents captured him allegedly attempting to steal a portable radio from Long's Appliance Store. A hearing is set for March 31 in Frederick Magistrate's Court. Police report two more thefts overnight, including electronics worth nearly 400 dollars from Edward N. Page’s Wilson Place home and a break-in at Simmons Grocery with a pistol and under 2 dollars stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Middletown
William J. Long
George Roscoe Summers
RFD 2
Frederick
Wilson Place
Edward N. Page
James Bohrer
Simmons
Third Street
Chapel Alley
Illness and memorial items in a mid Maryland issue
Notices range from Mrs Mary A Olson entering Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery to heartfelt memorial verses for James E Shelton Sr. Local society items include a Lewistown Fire Dept drawing winner Linda Williford, a Remsburg's Jewelry store ad, a community pancake day, a clothing liquidation by Warren's Middletown, Md, and an Easter goods showcase. Also prize draws, a car wash? and a Sunday shooting schedule at Tuscarora Gun Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren's
Middletown
Middletown Fire Hall
Hubbard
Lee
Local notices and ads from Frederick area listings 1971
A collage of local notices, sales, events, and services around Frederick Maryland. Includes church suppers, charity raffles, bake sales, rummage and consignment auctions, builders and housing ads, restaurants, clothing and home goods promotions, and community announcements. Also mentions fire hall carnivals, tutoring needs, haunted houses inquiry, and church fundraisers. Multiple businesses and individuals appear alongside event dates and contact details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ahlhive
Kidwiler
S. Steven Kidwiler
Barbara Burke
Helen Byrne
Goodloe E. Byron
Wilma Emmett
Richard Kelley
William Wallace
Eugene Bowers
Emory Frye
Virginia Harrod
James Hatcher
Marguerite Hess
Mary Holdcraft
Lavinia Hood
Robert Leatherman
Lee Munshower
Eunice Neighbors
Sandra Waxter
Lila Wenner
U.S
Mary A. Olson
Butterfly Lane
Australia
Memoriam
James E. Shelton, Sr
Jim
Clara Shelton
Mildred
Lewistown
Remsburg’s
Prospect Church
Mt. Airy
Roland Welsh Fund
Carroll & South Sts
Frederick Fairgrounds
Sugarloaf Mountain Region
AACA
Chapel of the Hills
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Slaughter
Martin
Pearce
Dr. Smith
Ralph J. Little, JR
Mellowcreme Pets
Carmack’s
N. Market St
Rex Martin
Harvey Harris
Tuscarora
Barthlow
Kemptown Rd
Raymond Mount
John Hopkins Hospital
Calvin Shafer, Jr
U. S
Michigan
Carmack’s Supermarket
Market St
Libertytown
Libertytown, MD
Walkersville
D. Lee Keller
East St. Monocacy
Frederick Mall
Ridge Road
Braddock Heights
Call
Ned S. Zetzler
Piney Cove Gardens
Old Frederick Rd
Devilbiss Bridge Rd
Goodwill Industries
E. Church Street
American Auction House
Main
Thomas
Jack” Boone
Nelson Myers, Jr
T.V
Avon
Chain Sa
Misner
Misner's
Mary Carter
McLain Home Improvement
Faith Church OF
Charlesville
O’possumtown Pike
Henri
House OF Fashion
Middletown High School
M.H.S. Athletic Boosters’ Association
Asbury Methodist Church
Frederick County Hood Club
Court Street
Clifford G. Mason
Blue MT. Inn
Thurmont
Lescallec
Auto Service, Inc
East
Patrick Streets
Braddock Hgts
Shamrock Majorettes
Husky
Space-Pak
East Street
Little’s Beauty Salon, Inc
Agnes Little Kaempf
Rudy Hamilton
Frederick Glass Shop
E. Fourth Street
Sheffield's
5Th & Market Sts
Paul Sheffield
Watson's Family Restaurant
Levi & Lee
Henri's
Walkersville Fire Co
Shepley
S. Market St
No. Market St
Frederick Shopping
Prospect Shopping
Frederick News-Post
Patrick Street
Routzahn
Budget Center
Yellow Springs
Lions Community Hall
New Market
King’s Men's
Evangelical Lutheran Charest Nursery Center
Young
Nof
Richard A. Brightwell
Klean
Johnny Eyler
Paul L. Brown
York Clabaugh
Eckers
Rodger’s
Mkt
St. Ext
Vax
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
CBS Electric Co
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
Woodrow
Bill
Andersen
East Patrick St
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