Deaths of Bruce Barnes Jr and infant Dessie Lookingbill
Bruce Barnes Jr 25 of Carver Apartments died Sunday in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents a daughter siblings and extended family with burial at Fairview Cemetery. Services at Quinn AME Church conducted by Rev. Terrell. Dessie Elaine Lookingbill infant daughter of Vernon and Dorothy Lookingbill died at Annie Warner Hospital. Graveside service held at Oak Hill Cemetery LeGore with family present. Barton Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Barnes JR
Carver
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Barnes
George Bruce Sr
Mary Elizabeth Liason Barnes
Carver Apartments
Quinn A.M.E. Church
Marcia J. Patterson Barnes
Veronica Bowie
Bartonsville
Judith Barnes
Linda A. Barnes
David L
Harry S
Daniel L. Barnes
Ollie D. Linson
Frederick
Hicks Funeral Home
West Patrick Street
Quinn A.M.E
East Third Street
A. Emanuel Terrell
Fairview Cemetery
Dessie E. Lookingbill
Dessie Elaine —Lookingbill
Vernon
Dorothy Lookingbill
Bruceville
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Oak Hill Cemetery
LeGore
Paul C. Cordell
Christopher
David
Edward
Martin
Christine
Judith
Brenda Lee
Lorie Ann
Dessie Horner
Barton Funeral Home
Ex-Detrick Commander Quits Army
Brig. Gen. Fred J. Delmore, former Fort Detrick commander and longtime Edgewood Arsenal leader, retired after serving as Fort Detrick commander from 1950 to 1951 and later directing the Chemical and Radiological Laboratories. He helped establish Little League in Frederick and a Camp Detrick Teenage Club, chaired Hospital Aid Inc, and spoke to local groups. A Plains Pennsylvania native, he held degrees from Scranton University and Holy Cross College and previously taught science and coached football in Wilkes-Barre Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Delmore
US Army
Edgewood Arsenal
Fort Detrick
Delmore
Chemical Corps’ Chemical and Radiological Laboratories
The
Arsenal
Frederick
Camp Detrick
Hospital Aid, Inc
Plains, Pa
Scranton University
Holy Cross College
Wilkesbarre Township High School
Pennsylvania
15 Tons Of Explosive Stalled At Station
A wheel bearing on a tractor-trailer loaded with 45 tons of explosives overheated and stopped at a gasoline station in front of two pumps. Firefighters contained a potential blaze at Ricinbaugh's Store on U.S. 15 at Point of Rocks. State Police ordered the truck moved. a Buckeye town mechanic, Jack Harris, repaired the wheel to allow movement. Residents watched the effort as authorities weighed risks of keeping a dangerous cargo vehicle idle near populated areas. In Damascus, Md, the PTA elected officers including Mrs. Robert Stevenson as president and John Kesner as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricinbaugh
U.S. 15
Point of Rocks
Carroll Manor Fire Company
South Carolina
Virginia
Jack Harris
Buckeystown
PTA
Robert Stevenson
Damascus
John Kesner
Milford Kellogg
Charles Houston
William Lambert
Daniel Howell
Harold Sennett
William Freienmuth
Robert Barker
Elizabeth Davidson
Graham Petrie
Arthur Dawson
William Frienmuth
Reza Hashmond
Afghanistan
Past Masters Night Observed By Columbia Lodge No. 58
More than 150 attended the annual Past Masters Night at the Mason ic Temple. Thirty-one of thirty-six past masters were present and received token gifts. Ernest L. Poyner in Maryland urged fraternalism and personal responsibility in the lodge setting. A premeeting dinner was served by Eastern Star members and wives of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge No. 58
A. Masons
Masonic Temple
Lodge
H. Glenn Strine
Clyde Wachter
Charles Y. Main
Judge Critical Of Legislature On Access Laws
Magistrate Byron W. Thompson criticized Maryland traffic laws for not addressing wrong way driving on highway ramps. He found Leslie G. Tucker not guilty on a rotary island charge but guilty of speeding and failing to stop, citing unclear statutes and signs at Motter Avenue interchange. Tucker was fined $25. Sgt. Wheeldon assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Byron W. Thompson
Unionville
Leslie G. Tucker
TFC
E. Barnes
State
Tucker
Motter Avenue
Frederick
Thompson
Washington
John B. Wheeldon
Tfc Barnes
Rifle Instructor Richard T. Henson Named by NRA
Richard T. Henson of Frederick has been certified as a rifle instructor by the National Rifle Association of America after passing tests and completing a training period. He is qualified to teach firearms operation and safe handling locally, joining NRA’s longstanding small arms education program active since 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Henson
Frederick
National Rifle Association of America
Henson
NRA
Racial Bias Debate Persists as Reapportionment Plans Stall
Governor Tawes signs measures on campaign finance limits and faster reporting, while a special session is possible to push population based reapportionment after the legislature balks at a 1965 plan. Other actions include a $31 million capital improvements program, a 3 percent titling tax for boats, and bond issues for schools, sewage facilities, community colleges, and a Baltimore science center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Tawes
Academy of Sciences
Baltimore
Brownies Tour WFMD Radio Station in Maryland
Brownie Girl Scout Troop No. 701 led by Mrs. Jerry Pincus and Mrs. Earl Bartgis visited radio station WFMD. Morton Siegel gave a station tour to Leah Bartgis Jill Brysler Marcia Boyer Cynthia Brachey Pam Carter Lynn Doughterty Kathy Dunne Carol Hanna Stephanie Mills Marjorie Neufeld Robbie Ann Pincus Debra Putman Marla Puziss Ginger Shipley Lori Spaid Robin Thomas Susan Tripp Peggy Johnson Virginia Stone and the group learned how radio waves carry vocal messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Jerry Pincus
Earl Bartgis
WFMD
Morton Siegel
Leah Bartgis
Jill Brysler
Marcia Boyer
Cynthia Brachey
Pam Carter
Lynn Doughterty
Kathy Dunne
Carol Hanna
Stephanie Mills
Marjorie Neufeld
Robbie Ann Pincus
Debra Putman
Marla Puziss
Ginger Shipley
Lori Spaid
Robin Thomas
Susan Tripp
Peggy Johnson
Virginia Stone
Miss Sandy Miller Celebrates 10th Birthday Today
Miss Sandy Mae Miller daughter of Claude and Mrs Miller Jr of West South Street marks her tenth birthday. She is a fourth grade pupil at South Frederick School on Madison Street. Mrs W Gregory chief justice of Orphans Court and her son-in-law and daughter Joseph Vona and wife returned to Frederick from Richmond Va after attending funerals for John B Hancock and Palmer M Handley. Hancock a retired banker and Handley a tobacco man died Sunday within hours of each other. Funeral services were held Tuesday and burial followed at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Mae Miller
Claude Miller Jr
West South Street
Miss Miller
South Frederick School
Madison Street
W. Gregory
the Orphan’s Court
Joseph Vona
Frederick
Richmond
Gregory
John B. Hancock
Palmer M. Handley
Hancock
Hundley
Hollywood Cemetery
No Charges Against Stolen Car Driver
State Police reported no charges against 38 year old Charles D White of Frederick in a Saturday wreck of a stolen car on Woodville Road. Police say White drove at high speed causing the vehicle to roll over after leaving the Optimist Parking Lot in Frederick. The stolen car had been taken from Miss Alice V Barrick of Woodsboro between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Woodville Road
Tfe
Byron L. Hubble
Charles D. White
White
Alice V. Barrick
Woodsboro
Optimist
Mrs Jean Crampton Suffering Surgery at Georgetown
Among the sick Mrs George Coyle of East Ninth Street, formerly Miss Jean Crampton, is a surgical patient at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coyle
East Ninth Street
Jean Crampton
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington, D.C
Ex-Montgomery Resident Challenges Bolivar Mayor
Mack Robertson a 39 year old construction representative for the National Institutes of Health runs for Bolivar West Virginia mayor with a $40 annual salary. He cites lack of youth recreation, bad streets and no sewerage system and proposes change. Mayor James R Dunn 70 seeks re election to his third two year term and runs his grocery business to stay busy. Election is June 1. Other city posts have limited candidate announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D
National Institutes of Health
James R. Dunn
Bolivar
Mack Robertson
Wheaton
Robertson
Midmieet
Dunn
Helen Kapenman
Paul Cartney
Andrew Soccino
Mary Lancaster
John Kusner
John D Pope
Emmitsburg Woman Honored For Long Church Service
Mrs. E L Higbee retired as organist of the Incar Nation United Church of Christ in Emmitsburg after 41 years. She received a certificate of appreciation from Pastor Rev John C Charles and a monetary gift from the congregation. Yellow rose buds joined altar vases as the church honored her service. A gifts committee led by Mrs Margaret Springer organized the tribute with additional contributions from several church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric E. Glass
E. L. Higbee
Incarnation United Church of Christ
Emmitsburg
Higbee
Elanathan Lewis Higbee
John c. Charles
Women’s Guild
Margaret Springer
Frank Harmon Sr
George J. Martin
Harry Swomley Jr
Effie E Hoke
Elizabeth Crouse
Johnson seeks 15.3 billion for defense. House vote planned
President Johnson requests authorization of 15.3 billion dollars for aircraft ships missiles and research and development as the House schedules a Wednesday vote. Some lawmakers urge bigger defense spending to back administration policies amid Dominican Republic actions and Southeast Asia activity. Ford calls for immediate defense money. Morse criticizes the U S intervention, while Albert warns against allowing communism to threaten Dominican aspirations.
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House
Johnson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
GOP
U.S
Dominican Republic
Southeast Asia
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Wayne Morse
Dore
Senate
United Is
Caribbean
Olution
United States
Juan Bosch
Santo Domingo
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Funerals for Local Residents Held by Area Deaths
Funeral services conducted for Alfred Lynn Scott Jr at M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Ralph M. Sharpe officiating. Burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Norma A. Overton dies at home in Glen Allen Virginia with service at Feete Funeral Home in Brunswick officiated by Rev. Leonard D. Carmack. Pallbearers listed and burial at Mount Olivet. Cora Rebecca Fagan Pearce wife of Charles N. Pearce dies in Cocoa Beach Florida with funeral at 106 E. Church St officiated by Rev. Carroll L. Boyer. Pallbearers named. interment at Mount Olivet. Survivors include son Charles E. Pearce and others. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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Alfred Lynn Scott JR
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Norma Overton
Norma A. Overton
Glen Allen
Virginia
Feete
Brunswick
Leonard D. Carmack
First Baptist Church of
John S. Cunningham
F. Lerouse
C.R. Penteney
John T Whetzel
John Anderson
Frank Kelley
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Charles Pearce
Cora Rebecca Fagan Pearce
Charles N. Pearce
Frederick
Cocoa Beach
Fla
E. Church St
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
C. Robert Stup
Osborne Fagan
Lewis Fagan
Lawrence E. Fagan
Charles F. Shipley
Harry Rowe
Charles E. Pearce
Satellite Beach
Margaret Shipley
Edgar G. Fagan
Brian
Diane
Claudia Pearce
M. R. Etchison
Maryland House records bond on historic site restoration
A joint resolution by Del William M. Houck seeks study on disposing of solid waste such as junk autos. The Montgomery County delegation urges Maryland’s lawmakers to oppose a Seneca high dam. Two Derr bills vetoed by the governor include allowing overloaded truck drivers to redistribute weight and enabling an acting Roads Commission chairman in absence of the regular chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del William M. Houck
Montgomery County
Maryland
Congress
Seneca
John A. Derr
R-Fred
Maryland State Roads Commission
In Memoriam Ebberts and Mazur
In loving memory of Lottie M Ebberts who died May 4 1964. Gone but not forgotten. Loved and missed by husband and family. Also in loving memory of Joseph F Mazur who died years ago. Dear husband Rest now by wife who loved you. Your devoted wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebberts
Lottie M. Ebberts
Mazur
Joseph F
Joe
Sale of two cars under mechanic's lien law in Maryland
Notice dated May 21 1965 states sale of a 1956 Simca four door sedan serial 281058 and a 1956 DeSoto four door sedan serial 55259675. Sale to be held on the premises of Watkins Burdette Motor Co at 301 East Fourth Street Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Maryland
Simca
DeSoto
Watkins-Burdette Motor Co
Fourth ST. Frederick
Maryland
Public Auction Notice and Community Listings
Public sale announced for Harner's Canning Factory site on Babylon Road Carroll County Maryland on May 8 1965 at 1230 PM. Assignee of Mortgage Charles O Tisher provides address Westminster MD and contact 848-9200. Other notices include a May 9 130 PM motorcycle hill climb by Heart Of Md Motorcycle Club Inc, and an auction after selling 15 acres with dairy cattle 103 head and equipment on Rt 355 Mont County near All States Inn. Also multiple community notices: sympathy card for Daniel R Grossnickle, an New York excursion May 15-16 from Frederick City for 24.50, rug exhibit at Silver Spring Armory May 7-9, rummage sale May 6, Calvert Center activity, and a May 8 10 AM-4 PM carnival rides at Buckeystown. Advertisements for insurance, gas station, antique show in East Berlin PA May 7-8, and a Calvary Methodist event with Beggars Opera at Hood College May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harner’s Canning Factory
Babylon Road
Silver Run
Carroll County
Maryland
Charles 0. Tisher
East Main Street
Westminster
Sears and Roebuck
Oakmont Ave
Rt. 355
Mont. County
Eugene Casey Merkle N. Wachter
Glenn & James G. Trout
Maryland Savings and Loan Associations Rise in March
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Greensboro reports a three percent rise in deposits and loans for Maryland savings and loan associations in March, matching last year. The bank notes a nine percent gain in savings across six southeastern states and Washington, while the average Canadian government worker earns 4272 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Savings and Loan Associations
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Greensboro
N. C
Washington
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E. Paul Magaha
Frank J. Keefer Trucks
Montgomery
Lbj
Harold K. Staley
Farmers Coperative Association, Inc
Dan Wight
Monocacy Farms
Heart of Md. Motorcycle Club, Inc
Mr. W
Lola Danner
Alta Raines
Daniel R. Grossnickle
New York
Sun
Frederick City
S. Court St
Inc. Tran
Harvey A. Harrington, Jr
W. South St
Montgomery Co. Public Schools
Silver Spring Armory
Wayne Ave
Pershing Drive
Silver Spring
Taney Apts
Chas. M. Barthlow Jr
Claggett Diocesan Center
Big Boy Tomato
Dot
Margaret's Florist
West Patrick St
John D
Jack
Shorrow Monument
Commonwealth Mutual Vns. Co of America
S&h
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz Street
E. Berlin
East Berlin
Penna
Susanna Wesley
Calvary Methodist
Tivoli Theater
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Glade Valley Lions Club
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Ave
WM. H. Christ
Walkersville
Call
City OF
Russell I
Morgan
Peils
AERIE
Bowers Lumber CO
E. Patrick St
MT. Carmel Meth. CH
Rt. 40
Ecker
North Market St
Routzahn’s
BUDGE
South Market
MOSER
Middletown
Lindsay's
Pearl Street
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
Maryland Savings, Loans
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