LeGore Father Of 9 Killed In Car Plunge On Route 15
Claude W. Eckenrode 34 of LeGore died from a fractured skull after his car left U S Route 15 near Putman Road, traveled about 150 feet along a bank and went 25 feet through the air into a concrete drainage ditch. Alfred W. Stottlemyer, 24, also of LeGore, suffered severe facial cuts and possible skull fracture. condition uncertain at Frederick Hospital. Eckenrode leaves wife Mary Morgan Eckenrode and six sons, three daughters, and several relatives. Burial set at Chapel Cemetery near Libertytown.
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LeGore
Frederick
Maryland
Claude W. Eckenrode
Memorial Hospital
LeRoy T. Davis
U.S. 15
Putman Road
Tfe
Richard E. Cook
Alfred W. Stottlemyer
Keymar
Lester G. Eckenrode
Woodsboro
Betty Harris
James Renner
Creagerstown
Joan D. Eckenrode
Nap M. Naugle
Barton Funeral Home
Walkersville
Funeral Home
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
Bertha L. Bullock
New Oxford
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Multiple Traffic Crashes Reported Around Frederick Area
In Emmitsburg area a car ran a stop sign on Md 97 injuring a Baltimore resident Ruth E Hopson 59 and colliding with William Bullock 33 husband of another driver. Audrey M Pollum 71 of Waynesboro Pa treated for back and neck pains after a collision involving Nicholas Ritter 52 Walkersville and Homer Pollum 7 of Waynesboro. Marguerite Moxley 44 Mount Airy admitted for observation after a car hit a tractor pulling a wagon with six children on Md 26 Chestnut Grove Road. tractor damage and no other injuries.
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Emmitsburg
Paul C. Crutchley
Ruth E. Hopson
Baltimore
MD. 97
Bullock
William §. Bullock
Audrey M. Pollum
Waynesboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nicholas I. Ritter
Walkersville
Crutchiey
U.S. 15
Biggs Ford Road
Homer Polllum
Pollum
Marguerite Moxley
Mount Airy
Memorial Hospital
MD. 26
Chestnut Grove Road
Moxley
Selma to Integrate Schools by 1967 Plan Announced
Washington AP reports thirty six southern districts including Selma Alabama agreed to desegregate by fall 1967 or earlier. Selma is the 74th southern district to submit an acceptable plan. The Selma plan desegregates four grades this fall, four grades in 1966, and four grades in 1967.
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Washington
Selma
Ala
U.S. Office of Education
Francisco Keppel
Leaders Class Pays Presidents Tribute at Calvary Methodist
The Leaders' Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church honored all class presidents during a Sunday service. Nelson Bohn delivered the sermon and new member William W. Boyer was welcomed. Participants included Charles Myers Guy Kelly Joseph Wolfe Ray Watkins Edward Rice Delmas Layman John Zufall Mrs Thelma Mantz and Mathew Staley with the program arranged by Charles Main.
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Bible Class
Calvary Methodist Church
Nelson Bohn
William W. Boyer
Charles Myers
Guy Kelly
Joseph Wolfe
Ray Watkins
Edward Rice
Delmas Layman
John Zufall
Thelma Mantz
Mathew Staley
Charles Main
Johnson visits Smithsburg and Byrd lunch in Virginia
President Johnson flew from Camp David to Smithsburg Maryland for church services and a brief lunch with Senator Harry F Byrd and other lawmakers in Virginia. The trip followed a Sunday morning stop at a Smithsburg church where Johnson signed a guest book and received the rector’s thanks as about 150 people waited outside in a town of roughly 500 residents.
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Berryville
Johnson
Maryland
Harry F Byrd
D-Va
White House
Jack Valenti
Virginia
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Washington
Thomas H. Xuchel
R Calif
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Edward V Long
D-Mo
Howard W. Smith
Johnsons
Camp David
Smithsburg
William F. Speer
Missionary speaks at Hagerstown conference
A missionary conference at First Church of God in Hagerstown features Rev Samuel P Goertz home from Accra Ghana. The event covers Exploits of God and supports mission work in Asia Africa and South America with Rev Gerald D Carbaugh as pastor.
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Ghana
First Church of God
Hagerstown
Samuel P. Goertz
Accra
Asia
Africa
South America
Gerald D. Carbaugh
Timonium Dentist Heads State Group
Dr Samuel H Hoover of Timonium named president elect of the Maryland State Dental Association and charter member of the Baltimore City Dental Society. He will serve under the present president for more than a year before taking office in 1966 as an associate member of the Baltimore City Dental Society and a member of the American Dental Association. Europe has about 4,500 miles of superhighways in use.
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Baltimore
Samuel H Hoover
Timonium
Maryland State Dental Association
Baltimore City Dental Society
Hoover
Europe
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