Deaths of Miss Martha C. Thomas and Mrs. Mary C. Sanders
Miss Martha C. Thomas, longtime Hood College home economics professor and department chair, died at her Brownsville home after a noted career including tenure at George Peabody College and the University of Tennessee. Mrs. Mary Catherine Sanders, 80, of Emmitsburg, died after a brief illness at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg, leaving eight children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. funeral arrangements set at St Joseph's Church Emmitsburg with rosary and Requiem Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha C. Thomas Ward
Martha C. Thomas
Brownsville
Tenn
Hood
Miss Thomas
George Peabody College For
University of Tennessee
Tennessee
Thomas
Monticello Seminary
Brownsville Female College
Columbia University
University of Denver
University of Chicago
University of California
American Association of University Professors
American Home Economics Association
Maryland Home Economics Association
Mary C. Sanders
Mary Catherine Sanders
North Seton Avenue
Emmitsburg
James Clarence Sanders
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Joseph and
Ida Glass Rider
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Church Sodality and Altar Society
Emmit
Robert F. Rider
Darby
Allen Rider
Fred Rider
Oliver Sanders
Emma Lawson
Philadelphia
Wilson Funeral Home
Harry T. Kuhn
St Joseph’s Cemetery
Funeral services for C. Roy Brubaker in Ijamsville
Funeral services for C Roy Brubaker who died Saturday at his home in Ijamsville were held Tuesday at 11 am at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville. Rev James W Merchant pastor of Walkersville United Methodist Church officiated. Pallbearers were Gordon Smith Charles Rice Herman Koontz Paul Beard Jesse Oden and Bernard Sier. Interment in Jefferson Lutheran Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Brubaker
C. Roy Brubaker
Ijamsville
Barton Funeral Home
Walkersville
James W. Merchant
Walkersville United
Local Patients Move and Recovering Sickness
Among The Sick Mr L Homer Miller Sr of Frederick transferred from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Frederick Nursing Home. Condition satisfactory. Mrs Nellie Rockwell of Maple Ave Brunswick admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for eye surgery Thursday. Howard King of Mt Airy transferred from Frederick Memorial Hospital where leg was amputated to Western Maryland Rehabilitation Center Hospital Hagerstown. He would like to hear from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Homer Miller Sr
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Nursing Home
Nellie Rockwell
Maple Ave
Brunswick
Howard King
Mt. Airy
Western Maryland Rehabilitation Center Hospital
Pennsylvania Ave
Hagerstown
Births and birthdays mixed in Maryland area notices
Mr and Mrs Larry Dennis Flook of Myersville announce the birth of their first child Nathan Dennis a seven pound 13 ounce son born March 28 at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Mrs Flook is the former Bonnie Piper of Middletown. Mr and Mrs Frank Langford of Richmond Virginia announce the birth of a son David Malcolm Friday. Mrs Langford is the former Sally Ecker of Frederick. Mrs Lucille Lou Gross of 474 West South Street will celebrate her birthday tomorrow April 1. VA payments rise 9 to 10 percent for 1.6 million veterans and survivors on pension rolls per a December bill signed by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Dennis Flook
Myersville
Nathan Dennis
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Flook
Bonnie Sue Piper
George H. Piper
Middletown
Frank Langford
Richmond
David Malcolm
Langford
Sally Ecker
Frederick
Lucille
Lou) Gross
West South Street
Poison Metals Reported In Many Water Sources
Washington AP Health departments alerted to Interior data showing arsenic and cadmium above safe limits in more than 50 public water sources. Geological Survey found unsafe levels in 12 locations across six states and elevated metals downstream from municipal industrial sites in over 100 samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
Interior
Department
Geological Survey
North Carolina
Alabama
Arkansas
Illinois
Louisiana
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Cancer Crusade divisional chairs named in Maryland
Cancer continues to page one notes completion of divisional chairs for the Cancer Crusade set to begin April 1 and run through Cancer Month. Mrs. Carter, active in the Francis Scott Key American Legion Auxiliary and Maryland Auxiliary, with a son Kenneth, is a Brunswick High School graduate and St. Johns Catholic Church member, daughter of Mrs. Clara Hawes and the late Willard Lee Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Francis Scott Key
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 11
State Auxiliary
Western Maryland
Auxiliary
Legion Post
The
Legion Auxiliary
Maryland Classified
Thurmond, Thurmond welcome daughter as filibuster joke ties
Sen Strom Thurmond and wife Nancy welcomed their first child, a 7 pound daughter, in Greenwood hospital. The 68 year old senator joked about filibusters as he watched the newborn cry and said more children may come. The couple married in 1968 and his first wife died in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
S.C
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
Nancy
Senate
U S Seeks Air Pollution Standards
Washington AP The Environmental Protection Agency began steps to set nationwide limits on airborne pollution from industrial plants incinerators and hazardous substances. Within two years standards will cover 30 more source categories and possibly add more pollutants such as mercury beryllium and asbestos. EPA chief Ruckelshaus announced a procedure to establish within 210 days limits for emissions from large power plants incinerators and cement plants and for sulfuric and nitric acid plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
HRC finds probable cause in Frederick housing race case
A two member panel of the commission ruled probable cause exists that a Frederick woman discriminated on race when a Negro woman inquired about renting a home apartment. The accuser, after conciliation failed, filed with HUD which is investigating under the 1968 Fair Housing Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HRC
Frederick
Morgan Anderson
Anderson
Career education critique sparks call to reform
Conner denounces the general vocational education split and urges removing general education to curb unemployment. He links youth aimlessness to lack of career planning from elementary school, urging early exposure to opportunities and a revamped work-study program with local business slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner
National Chamber
G. Bernard Callan Jr
Frederick Chamber
John Carnochan
John A. Derr
Chris Matthews
Board of Education
Hal Moser
Budget Work To Stay Private While Commissioners Share Details
County commissioners will hold executive sessions during all budget work. John A. Derr says officials will meet among themselves and call departments back for clarifications. After revisions, budgets return to departments. public session possible if dissatisfaction arises. Last year the former board held all phases in open session, with two hearings. They must finalize the operating budget by June 1. In 1970 the Soviet Union produced 350 million tons of oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Derr
Derr
Board of Commissioners
Soviet Union
Radar Nabs Nine Speeding Violators in City Sweep
City Police used a radar unit from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. on main city streets to issue speeding violations. Nine individuals were charged in the operation.
April 7 Capitol trip with Senators Mathias and Beall
Advertises a Capitol trip for women sponsored by the Republican Women's Federation with transportation and lunch for $7. Bus departs Frederick Shopping Center at 9 a.m. Call 945-8859 for reservations. Also notes local business notices and upcoming auctions and services in Liberty and Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias & Beall
Frederick
The
Republican Women’s Federation
Card of Thanks and varied local notices from Frederick Md
Card of Thanks thanks friends and relatives for kindness during the death of Anna Kennedy. Thanks to Dr Chase Frederick Memorial Hospital and Frederick Nursing Center staff for care. Also notes an estate auction April 10 1971 for Anne Clark Chatterton at 13 Pepper Court Germantown Md. Various sale ads for furniture carpets clothing and building services. Public notices include a Saturday closing, a consignment sale April 17, and local business ads for Frederick area businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Nursing Center
Anna Kennedy
William C. Chatterton
Roddy C. Simpson
Anne Clark Chatterton
Pepper Court
Germantown
Montgomery Co
Jas. G. Trout Auction & Realty, Inc
Mehrle N. Wachter
Martin
Pearce
Smith
Ralph J. Little
Offices for Rent at Pythian Castle Building
Second floor offices available at Pythian Castle Building N Court Street formerly United Insurance occupancy air conditioned immediate possession affordable rent contact 663-4850. Also Burkittsville Ruritan Club consignment sale notices with dates April 1 2 3 1971 and contact 371-6523.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Castle
N. Court Street
United Insurance Co
Burkittsville Ruritan Club
Burkittsville Raritan Park
Burkittsville
E.O.M. Sale Highlights Men Coats and Slacks
The sale features men's sport coats priced at 40 dollars, famous slacks at 10 to 15 dollars, sport shirts around 4 dollars, rain coats about 40 dollars, golf jackets 14 dollars, casual slacks 6.90, wide ties 2.90, boys sport coats 8 dollars, and clothing from Clothes Horse.
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India
Encyclopaedia Britannica
U.S
James Conner
Richard Hemp
Loraine Simpson
Libertytown, Md
LE Petit Beauty Salon
E. Patrick St
American Auction House
I mi
Main
Jack” Boone
Nelson Myers, Jr
Fred. Co
Nat’l. Bank
Utica Women’s League
R. L. Baugher
Big Man’s Store
Slack Shack
Clothes Horse
East St. Monocacy Shopping Center
David Waltz
Frederick, Md
Routzahn
Clarence Welty
Milner’s
Water ,St
King Floor Service, Inc
East Street
Maryland
King’s Men’s Wear
Lee Brubaker
Ijamsville Rd
U. S. 40
Mussetter
Jas G. Trout Auction & Realty, Inc
Donald Gladhill
Woodsboro
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
N. Market St
Lescalleet’s Auto Service, Inc
East
Patrick Streets
Mary Carter
Armstrong Excelen
Russell Stover
Harold's
N. Market St. Frederick
Charles E. Hagan
Kehne
Gulf Service Sales & Service
W. Patrick St
Bitzer-Mogre
West Patrick St
U. S
Michigan
Carmack’s
D. Lee Keller
Husky
Henri’s House OF Fashion
Frederick Glass Shop
E. Fourth Street
Space-Pak
Mellowcreme Pets
Walkersville Fire Co
Shepley
S. Market St
No Market St
Frederick Shopping
Prospect Shopping
Frederick News-Post
East Patrick Street
Jerry Lawson
Blue MT. Inn
Mi. S
Thurmont
Garst Paint Center
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Old Rt. 15
Citizens Truck Company
Paurhoads
Richard A. Brightwell
Johnny Eyler
Paul L. Brown
Apples
York
Clabaugh’s
Ecker
Rodger’s
Mkt
Ext
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
CBS Electric Co
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
East Ratrick St
E.O.M. Sale
Bear of Clothes Horse
Cappello’s Food Market
N. Market Street
Dole
Musselman
Stayman
Cappello
Page
Greenfield Road
Buckeystown
Independents Fire Company
Carroll Manor
Montgomery County
Charles Hahn
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