Death Notice Cyrus G Brandenburg 86 Hagerstown area
Cyrus G Brandenburg 86 of Hagerstown dies at Washington County Hospital. Born in Wolfsville Frederick County he lived in Hagerstown 52 years. He worked for Western Maryland Railroad and ran Hagerstown Motor Express retiring 1963. Survived by wife Anne three daughters three sons 13 grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters and three brothers. Funeral Coffman Hagerstown Saturday 2 pm with burial Rest Haven. Friends may call today 7 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Gover Brandenburg
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Wolfsville
Frederick County
Henry Levi
Louisa C. Grossnickle Brandenburg
Western Maryland Railroad
Hagerstown Motor Express
Church of the Brethren and Men's Bible Class
Brotherhood of Firemen and Engine Men
Anne B. Eckstine Brandenburg
Freda M. Johns
Leitersburg
Gladys B. Lougaueche
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Katherine M. Swope
Keedysville
Kenneth L
Cyrus R
Rest Haven Cemetery
Wallace H Matheny Sr. Dies at Downsville at 93
Wallace H Matheny Sr died Wednesday at Downsville. Born July 21 1892 in Augusta County Virginia he was the son of William Matheny and Anna Hatter Matheny. Survived by wife Belle Campbell Matheny married December 26 1916 a son Wallace H Matheny Jr of Downsville a daughter Merrell Cratke Jr of Frederick five grandchildren two sisters four half brothers three half sisters and several nieces and nephews. He served as deacon at Quaker Memorial Presbyterian Church Lynchburg where he was active in church work. A Lynchburg resident for 30 years he worked with L E Lichford Company for 42 years and moved to Maryland last August to be near his children. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Quaker Memorial Presbyterian Church Lynchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Howard Matheny Sr
Downsville
Augusta County
William §. Matheny
Anna Hatter Matheny
Belle Campbell Matheny
Wallace H., Matheny Jr
Merrell Cratke Jr
Frederick
Quaker Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lynchburg
L. E. Lichford Company
Maryland
Raymond Yingling WWII veteran dies in Union Bridge at 7
Raymond Alfred Yingling 7 lifelong Union Bridge resident died Thursday at 8 p.m. in Springfield State Hospital after a six week illness. He was born in Carroll County son of the late Alfred and Addie McGee Yingling. Survived by brother Elmer C. Yingling Bark Hill and sister Miss Helen G. Yingling Hagerstown with several nieces and nephews. Former Western Maryland Railway employee retired 1956. World War I U S Army in Europe veteran member Plymouth Lodge 143 AF AM Union Bridge and VFW Post 8806. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. at Union Bridge Funeral Home D D Hartzler and Sons with Rev. Paul C. Cordell officiating burial in Lutheran Cemetery Uniontown. Friends may call Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Alfred Yingling
Union Bridge
Springfield State Hospital
Carroll County
Alfred and
Addie McGee Yingling
Elmer C. Yingling
Bark Hill
Helen G. Yingling
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railway
U.S. Army
Europe
Plymouth Lodge
AF & AM
VFW
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Paul C. Cordell
Uniontown
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hargett obituary in Maryland
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hargett widow of Harvey L Hargett died after a two week illness at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 75 Surviving are her children Hugh D Hargett Martin L Hargett and Mrs Ethel Morgan plus 19 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Friends may call at the funeral home 106 E Church St after 4 pm Saturday with services Monday at 11 am Rev Roland C Hobbs will officiate Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery Etchison and Son funeral directors Pal om
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Hargett
Harvey L. Hargett
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hugh D. Hargett
Martin L Hargett
Frederick
Ethel Morgan
Sykesville
Hargett
Friends
E. Church St
Factory Watchman Found Dead in Buckeystown
A 63-year-old canning factory watchman Harvey Augustus Weedon was found dead near his Buckeystown home Thursday afternoon. County medical examiner Dr. B O Thomas Sr. ruled heart failure as the cause. Weedon, a Hope Hill Methodist Church member, is survived by son Otha Weedon of Brooklyn, sister Mrs. Carrie Weedon, an aunt in Baltimore, and several brothers. Funeral services set for Monday at 11 a.m. at Hope Hill Methodist Church with interment in Hope Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carrie Weedon
Frederick
Carrie Dobbs
Baltimore
Maurice Weedon
Greenfield
Arthur Weedon
Columbia
S. C
Ernest Weedon
Hope Hill
Herbert Weedon
W. Patrick St
Hope Hill Methodist Church
Hope Hill Cemetery
C. E. Hicks TM
Funeral services for Mary V Hoover in Wolfsville
Mary V Hoover of Wolfsville died recently prompting funeral services at Bit tle Funeral Home Myersville conducted by Rev Monroe J Shearer and Rev C Basil Grossnickle. Bearers included Milton W Horne Oscar A Brandenburg and others with burial at St Mark's Lutheran Cemetery Wolfsville. Alvie C Nusbaum of RFD 6 Liberty sown at St Peter's Catholic Church Libertytown with burial in Mount Hope Woodsboro. Barton Funeral Home Walkersville oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary V. Hoover
Wolfsville
Bittle
Myersville
Monroe J. Shearer
Evangelical United Brethren Church
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Cemetery
Alvie C. Nusbaum
RFD
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Libertytown
Francis Morrison
Charles Shields
Guy R. Swomley
John Ramsburg
Edward Jones
William Cole
Charles Rhea
Mount Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Barton Funeral Home
Walkersville
Tests expose racial bias in exam centers nationwide
Powell blasts examinations at a Washington news conference as Science Research Associates acknowledges errors in test center assignments during a government contract. Thirty one Michigan students were sent to MIT in Cambridge by misallocation. Selective Service plans fingerprinting and rechecking, with results sent to draft boards after grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Washington
Science Research Associates
Chicago
Galen McCarthy
Michigan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershe
Planners Envision Germantown Boom City
The Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission proposed a master plan to turn Germantown in Montgomery County into a city of about 85,000 residents. The 15 square mile area along Highway 70S currently houses roughly 2,500 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Germantown
Montgomery County
Maryland National Capital Park , and Planning Commission
Untaxed Liquor Case Ends With $50 Fine
A 48 year old West Virginia man, James W. May of Martinsburg, was arrested near New Design Road after state agent Charles D. McLane found 14 cases of untaxed whiskey in a 1966 panel truck. He was found guilty by Magistrate Robert K. Kennedy, fined $50 plus court costs, and the whiskey valued at $649 was confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Maryland
Robert K. Kennedy
James W. May
Martinsburg
May
New Design Road
Charles D. McLane
State Alcoholic Beverage Division
McLane
District of Columbia
Gemini 9 Rendezvous Plan Details Complex Maneuvers
Stafford and Cernan outline a sequence to reduce time by one orbit and adjust orbital height to 168 miles, with Gemini 9 launching two minutes earlier and Agena maintaining a 720 mile lead. Three rendezvous attempts planned on day three, including radar free and LEM rescue simulations, using computer and sextant navigation to achieve a 90 minute window. Cernan notes flying inverted aids horizon reference and visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Cernan
Cerran
Democrats Unite Behind City Ticket At Frederick Convention
Renn secure for mayor nomination with strong support from family and allies. Richard E. Zimmerman backed Don Rice for the Board of Aldermen, receiving a standing ovation as Rice accepted. Mayor Magaha praised unity after intra party disputes, noting 26 years in the party in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renn
Richard E. Zimmerman
Rice
Board of Aldermen
Edward D Storm
Don Rice
Paul Magaha
Democratic Party
Frederick
Alvey
Volunteers Sought For Girls' Corps
United Church Women of Maryland met in Frederick to recruit young girls for the Job Corps for Girls. Speakers urged rural churchwomen to locate volunteers and noted 8,000 women nationwide work in the program. Trainees 16 to 21 learn household skills citizenship and basic job training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women of Maryland
Albert Fischer
Baltimore
Fischer
Earl H. Howard
Frederick
Fairview Avenue
Arlie K. Morgan
Baltimore Council
Virginia E. Lewis
Hood College
John A. Carnochan
Lyle W. Ashby Jr
Jean Dubell
Eleanor French
Christian Social Relations
Spring Concert at Damascus High School Gym
The Damascus High School Instrumental Department hosts its annual spring band concert next Friday at 8 p m in the school gym. The program includes Offenbach Ballet Parisien Colonel Bogey March Second American Folk Rhapsody and Clair Johnson s Mozart Festival arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus High School
Willibe Offenbach
Ballet Parisien
Colonel Bogey
Clair Johnson
10th Annual Chicken Barbecue by Glade Valley Lions Club
Woodsboro Fire Hall Woodsboro Md hosts a 10th annual chicken barbecue on Sunday May 22 1966 from 12 to 2 pm. Adults 1.75 Children 1.00 proceeds benefit charity. Also an art exhibition by The Urbanites Class during May 16 week. Shervin Williams paints at Frederick Shopping Center. Optional local notices and business items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley Lions Club
Woodsboro
To & P.m
Shervin Williams
Frederick Shopping Center
Montgomery Meth
Claggettsville
Middletown Lions Club
Middletown
Local Hospital Stays and Admissions Reported
Among the sick Miss Janet Faith of West Third Street has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Peter S Ligocki of Carrollton Drive entered Bethesda Naval Hospital for surgery. Address Ward A, Naval Hospital Bethesda. Mrs Wilmoth Abrecht of Detrick Plaza Apartments entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery and is doing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Faith
West Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Peter S. Ligocki
Carrollton Drive
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Ward&c. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Wilmoth Abrecht
Detrick ‘Plaza Apartments
Taneytown couple marks 23rd wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Leroy J Mass of Taneytown celebrat ed their 23th wedding anniversary on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs L Homer Miller Sr have moved from 1005 N Market St to the Brooklawn Apartments Carroll Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy J. Mass
Taneytown
L. Homer Miller Sr
In Memoriam Blackston and May Memorial Supper Ad
In memory of our mother Mrs Lee Anna Blackston who died May 13 1961 Loving memories live on in our hearts May 21 2 40 PM New Market Fire Hall benefit sale Grace Trinity United Church of Christ building fund offers top quality beef by the quarter half or whole by the half 50c per lb R D Hemp & Sons Jefferson 473 8566 or 473 8619 antiques The Coral Basket 42 mi S on Rt 340 Fred Md rummage sale Taney Apts Sat May 14 9 to 1 Choring workers Clace Brookhill Methodist Church Loving daughters Anna Catherine and Johnnie May and husband
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market Fire Hall
Grace Trinity United Church of Christ Building Fund
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
Taney Apts
Sal
Chonring
Clace Brookhill MethoDist Church
Local notices cover parking, grateful thanks, and community events
Notices announce Mrs. Freda Solar parking restrictions at 322 North Market, plus tow enforcement after May 15, 1965, and police monitoring. Gratitude volumes to Frederick Memorial Hospital staff and Rev Staley. Various community alerts include chicken suppers, auctions, sales, farm equipment, and local events with dates from May 1965 to May 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Solar
North Market St
4Th
5Th St
Chapel Alley
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Cyrus G. Brandenburg
Wallace H. Matheny SR
Raymond A. Yingling
Romola M. Keeney
Woodsboro, Md
Carroll Co
Norman L. Carroll
Evelyn L. Carroll
Court House
Richard E Zimmerman
O'Possumtown Pike
Matter Ave
Culler
Federick Memorial Hospital
Clifford Lloyd
Matilon L. Crum
S. Market St. Frederick, Md
Kresge
Begonia
Bloomfield Parish Hall
Opossumtown Pike
Faith Church of
Charlesville
MT. Zion
Haugh's
Ladiesburg
the News
Mi. S
Fred
Anna, Catherine
Johnnie May
Yellow Springs Community Hall
Vindobona
L.P.N
Staley
Keefer R. Crampton
Pleasant Grove Halls
Hyattstown
New Market
Benefit Methodist Church
the New Market
Fire Dept
Paul R. Kolb
N. Frederick
O’possumtown Pike
Bethel
Geo. E
Buddy) Wilt
Emmett R. Bowlus
Horace M. Alexander
Helen L. Loud
Liberytown
M. Lee
Duval Sweadner
Anrual Walkersville Fire Company
Hotel Frederick
Hilda B. Croghan
Harry E. Cornpropst
William P. Larkin
American Legion, Inc
Summers
National Cash Register
Frigidaire
Samuel W. Barrick
Ibert S. Null
Constance Mercer
Frederick City
A. Irvine
Nolte
Silver Spring
Knowles Real Estate
West 7Th St
Wilcom’s Inn
Lara & Donald Runkles
Monrovia, Md
News - Post
East St. St
J. Marshall Staub Market
4Th St
Henry
P.T.A
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Assn
Moyersville
Canada Hill Road
Corvan
Model Garage Inc
Chevrolet - Pontiac
Discount Furniture Mart
Motter Ave
Frederick, Md
Fidelity Building & Loan Association
Fredericktown
Marlow's
Myrna Loy
National Theatre
D.C
Ascot
Frederick Business and Professional Women’s Club
Building Fund
J.B. Fink
Lois Swaney
Sun
Mon
New York City
West Point
N.Y
Inc
Tran
Harvey A. Harrington, JR
W. South St
Naomi Stevens
Chester J. Kerbe
BIG Man Solar
N. Market Street
Ernest Rickerds
Monroe Ave
MOSER
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth St
Mt. Pleasant Community Hall
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
Tuscarora Gun Club
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
the Country Classica Orchestra
Tom Asbury Methodist Church Friendly Circle
Lillard & Son
Cape Cod
John Droneburg
Creager Real Estate
Dickey Bird
Ecker
Ford Construction Co
Weil
Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
T. E. Crummitt
Johnny's Market
Airline Steamship
Boyer Travel Agency
Market St
Snow White Grill
Blue Cross
Patrick
Hurst
Routzahn
South Market St
Krederick Junk Company
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Prachive
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