Deaths of Benson Carpenter Ferrell in Frederick area
Death notices list Liam P Benson aged 65 formerly of Derrick Fl2a Apartments Frederick near Wheaton born Montgomery County. Survived by two daughters and a sister, grandchild. funeral details at M R Etchison and Son with services at Hyattstown Methodist Church and interment Hyattstown Cemetery. Grover N Carpenter 76 of Frederick County husband of Katie Droneburg Carpenter died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife, two sons, four daughters, siblings, and many grandchildren. funeral at 106 East Church Street with interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Benjamin Ferrell 15 months infant son of Jack and Joan Ferrell died in Houston. parents reside 221 East Second St. Funeral in Groves, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam P. Benson
William Paul Benson
Frederick Jr
Randolph Hill No
John
Mathews
Bethesda
Benson
Hyattstown Methodist Church
Soldiers Home Hospital
Washington, D. C
M. R. Etchison and Son
East Church St
Richard C. Johnson
Hyattstown Methods Church
Hyattstown Methodist Cemetery
Montgomery County Cancer Society
Grover N. Carpenter
Katie Droneburg Carpenter
Fast Third St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Peter J
Hattie Hall Carpenter
Katie Croneburg Carpenter
John N. Carpenter
Westminster
Earl T. Carpenter
Massachusetts
Clyde Boyer
Airy
Joseph. W. Smith
Frederick
Earl L. Crone
Monrovia
Donald G. Blain
Michigan
Stanley Carpenter
Virginia
Franklin Carpenter
John Carpenter
Roger Carter
Sists
Ray Etzler
Margaret Zimmerman
Harry Main
Murray Etzler
New Market
Jack Robinette
Baltimore
D. Benjamin Ferrell
J. Benjamin Ferrell
Jack
Joan Hargis Ferrell
Groves
Texas
Houston
Peace Marchers Return Home
About 30 peace marchers finished their Easter trek from Philadelphia through Baltimore and Frederick to a midtown Washington park. Spectators gathered under sunny skies as protesters urged opposition to nuclear weapons and war, citing non-violence and dialogue to resolve conflicts.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick
Philadelphia
Rombro Brothers Lose Their Pants in Big Theft
In Delmar Maryland three thousand one hundred twenty eight pairs of permanent press work pants valued at nine thousand six hundred dollars were stolen from Rambro Brothers Inc a work clothes company with a factory outlet at the Maryland Delaware state line over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar, Md
Rombro Brothers
Rambro Brothers, Inc
Delmar
Maryland
Delaware
Funeral notices from Gaithersburg and surrounding towns
Funeral services were held across Maryland for Harold W. Ward Mildred Claire Houchin Clinton Roscoe Nicodemus Turner J. Keith George C. Remsberg Pauline Ohler and Robert T. Shriner. Clergy included Rev Ralph Posey Rev A D Salmon and Rev George H Klinefelter with burials at Wesley Grove Cemetery Linganore Reformed Cemetery Bethesda Methodist Cemetery and other local graves. Bearers included Leonard Hoyle W Lawson King and John L. King among others.
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Harold W. Ward
Gaithersburg
Olin L. Molesworth
Ralph D. Posey
Wesley Grove Methodist Church
Woodfield
Leonard Hoyle
W. Lawson King
W. W. White
Leland Fisher
Elgie D. Hawkins
John L. King
Wesley Grove Cemetery
Clinton R. Nicodemus
Clinton Roscoe Nicodemus
Libertytown
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Lawrence Mason
Linganore Cemetery
Unionville
Guy Baker
Charles Smith
Lee Norris
Dorsey Gaither
John Albaugh
John Fogle
John Milton Carter
Donald Ecker
Turner J. Keith
Lewisdale
Olin L. Malesworth
Richard C. Johnson
Bethesda Methodist Church
Browningsville
Roby Watkins
William Keith Jr
Stewart Walker
James Hawse
Robert Watkins
Alton Shipley
Bethesda Methodist Cemetery
George C. Remsberg
Gladhill
Middletown
George H. Klinefelter
The
Reformed Church of Middletown
Pauline Ohler
Taneytown
C.C. Fuss and Sons
William F. Wiley
William Merhing
Delmont Koons Jr
Donald Baker
Singleton Remsburg
Murray Baumgardner
George Angell
Grace Reformed
Robert RB. Shriner
Robert T. Shriner
C. Fuss and Sons
Glen Reever
Leonard Wantz Sr
James Turner
Gus Shank
Robert Zentz
Wilbur Fair
Shopping Center Awards Listed to Local Individuals
Awards at the Frederick Shopping Center Saturday were given to M. Kennedy East 6th Street Regina Carey Trail Avenue Blanche Summers Knoxville Crate Monrovia and Marjorie Cahill Iamaville. Nobusuke Kishi former Japanese prime minister contends that the Japanese people do not have an anti feeling now. An overwhelming majority feel the security reply with the United States should be continued beyond 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Shopping Center
M. Kennedy
East 6Th Street
Regina Carey
Trail Avenue
Blanche Summers
Knoxville
Crate
Monrovia
Marjorie Cahil
Iamaville
Nobusuke Kishi
United States
Milk Unions Face Court Injunctions in Tennessee
In Nashville a court order targets two unions that joined a farmers milk boycott. Major processors planned to resume normal deliveries after midnight as stores near milk shortages from the 25 state action led by the National Farmers Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Alfred MacLarland
Nashville Milk Producers, Inc
Nashville
Teamsters
National Farmers Organization
NFQ
Middle Tennessee
Kentucky
Barrick Announces Candidacy for Maryland Constitutional Convention
Samuel W. Barrick, a Frederick County lawyer and former State s Attorney and Senator, announced plans to file as a delegate candidate. The Gettysburg College and University of Maryland Law alum, World War II veteran, emphasized the convention's importance and his aim to represent Frederick County residents.
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Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
Frederick County
Gettysburg College
University of Maryland School of Law
Solons Favor Watchdog Committee on Budget
Maryland legislators push for a year round budget review panel with a permanent staff to monitor state costs. The Snyder subcommittee urges expanded research, from two committees totaling ten members, to ensure wiser agency spending amid rising expenditures. Senate Roads bill and death penalty repeal debate rise in final session days.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Senate Finance Committee
George E. Snyder
D-Washington
Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means
Money Committees
Snyder
Department of Legislature
Department of Research
Senate
State Roads Commission
Baltimore Harbor
Chesapeake Bay
House Judiciary Committee
LBJ Family Attends Easter Services at Local Church
President Lyndon Baines Johnson his wife and daughter Lynda Bird visited St. Anne’s Episcopal Church in Smithsburg for Easter services. They arrived quietly about five minutes after the 11 a.m. service began, driving 11 miles from Thurmont’s presidential retreat. The rector Rev William H Fallowfield noted the family gave no advance notice and joined in communion without fanfare.
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Johnson
Lynda Bird
St. Anne's Episcopal Church
Smithsburg
Johnsons
Little Church
Thurmont
William H. Fallowfield
United’ States
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Bunny Nips Flowers Oned Oneonfs NY
Three year old Willie Cornell excited his mother to see the fast bunny before sunrise Sunday. The mother arrived too late as the bunny had already eaten the crocuses near the house.
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Willie Cornell
Police Dogs Stolen From Niagara Falls Home
A burglar crawled through a window to steal two German shepherds used as police dogs from a Niagara Falls residence. Police reported the loss Sunday and identified the dogs as their deterrents. Fears of increased crime rise in the area, authorities said.
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Niagara Falls
Gils Crittenden
Eligibility Listed For Convention Poll
Atty. Gen. Francis B. Burch announces eligibility criteria for delegates to Maryland Constitutional Convention beginning Sept 12. Any Maryland resident 21 by June 15, 1967, a citizen, and three years’ residency may run. Filing deadline is April 21 with a $50 fee. Delegates elected from the same districts as the House of Delegates.
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Baltimore
Francis B. Burch
Maryland
Burch
Boards of Supervisors of Elections
Viaryland
House of Delegates
Illness notes and hospital admissions for Governor personnel and nurses
The notice records Miss Margaret Boyle of Baltimore and Emmitsburg as a surgical patient at St. Joseph's Hospital Towson. It also lists Mrs Mattie Exler Schafer Gapland admitted as a surgical patient at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Included is a remark about 34 686 nurses graduating last year and a note that 73 countries are in Wisconsin.
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Margaret Boyle
Baltimore
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Hospital
Towson
Mattie Exler
Schafer Gapland
Bethesda
Two Boys Struck By Cars In Buckeystown And Frederick
Two area youths were hit by cars in separate Saturday incidents. Seven year old Davin A Ranneberger of Buckeystown was struck near Prospect Shopping Center parking lot by Randy Weddle, who said the boy darted from between parked cars. he was not injured and no charges were filed. Dale K L Far nex of Vars Street, riding west on West Patrick Street, was struck by Mrs Shirley G Eckenrade of Norva Avenue as she drove past. Far nex was treated for a facial laceration. Vehicle damage totaled $15 with $5 damage to the other car. no charges were filed.
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Davin A Ranneberger
Buckeystown
Taza Shopping Center
Randy MK Weddle
RFD
Ehh City Polo
Weddle
Cpl
Donald E Tracey
Dale KL Farnex
Oof Vars Street
Shirley G Eekenrade
Norva Avenue
Boavac
Oacross
Patrick Street
Vrs Eckenrade
Forney
Tracey
Local ads and notices span Frederick area state listings
Local items include carpet specials from Woolco and home services ads for crane work painting and remodeling. Notices cover memorials for Butler Cross Naskey Ponton community sale details and a Stull's Grocery Dickerson auction with equipment list and times. Also listed are moving services Bill Anderson cleaning and booze sobriety group and a strawberry festival church notice.
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Stull's General Grocery
Dickerson
Emmett R. Bowlus
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Rombro
Mildred C. Houchin
Mildred Claire Houchin
MD. State School For the Deaf
Etchison
A. D. Salmon
Grace Episcopal Church
Brunswick
Maupin
Fulton
Missouri
Hillcrest Cemetery
Nathan Jacobson
Donald Davis
Maurice Murray
Frank Kemerer
Harrold Rely
Clayton Libeau
Walkersville
Future Farmers of America
Reformed Cemetery
J. Rolfe Castleman
Harold Buhrman
Rick Betson
Dolph Morris
Dick Beckley
Solons
Watchdog
Committee On Budget
LBJ
Area Church
Bunny
Favlne Reliff
Coouuytal
India
Indian Army
Bihar
Ministry of Food and Agriculture
Wisconsi
Dupont
J. L. Cook
Butler
Edward G. Butler
Lovage
Evelyn
Venie, Edna, AB
Naskey
Set
Charles 1
Mom
Ponton
Wyath St
Enobed
Enair
Mowel
Citizens Band
Glee Adung Ma
Clee
Elec
Tocon
Denny E. Mitts
Rt. 4
Frederick, Md
Chartune’s
ESSO
Farmers Cop Op Assn
Petroleum Div
South & Wisner
Henry
Henry's
Henry’s
N. Market St
Cappello
Hock Ham
U.S
Phillip H. Zimmerman
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
MOSER
Routzahn
Budget Center
South Market St
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley, Sons
Nelson Tucker
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Da*hoff
Western Maryland Trust Company
Meredith H. Mackley
Mt. View Church
Purdum
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
McKaig
Bare's Restaurant
East St
Hootenhollow Farms
Mussetter Rd
New Market Lions Club
Tom, Dick & Harry
Johnny’s Market
Ecker
H. & R. Block Co
America
D.A.R
Carda
Solar
Reliable Junk Co
East Street
Stic
Paul R. Kolb
Bowers Lumber
Arthur
Pete” Fox
R. D. Hemp & Son Jefferson
Alcoholics Anonymous Box
Woodsboro American Legion
Frederick News
Eichelberger
Merle
Amiral
Sherwin Williams
Patrick
Grrhive
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