Deaths of H M Beans and Others in Frederick Area
Death notices report Harry Malton Beans 76 of Route 7 Frederick died at VA Center in Miegal Va after a lengthy illness. Surviving: wife Clara Fogle Beans son Marlin W. Beans stepdaughter Ruth Cline sister Grace Bussard grandson Michael Bears and numerous nieces and nephews. Beans longtime B&O Railroad brakeman and WWI veteran. Also noted: Mrs Mary Lenora Miller 77 Knoxville died after long illness. survivors include children Virginia Marrone Dorothy Aldridge Eleanor Tucker John M. Miller Jr. Charles W. Miller and siblings. Funeral arrangements listed. A third notice notes an Emmitsburg area death with sisters and brothers, funeral service details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Beans
Harry Malton Beans
Clara Fogle Beans
Route 7
Frederick
Veterans’ Administration Center
Miegal * Va
Lovettsville
Virginia
Henry
Sadie Corde Beans
Marlin W. Beans
Rocky Springs
Ruth Cline
Grace Bussard
Michael Bears
Beans
B and O. Railroad
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
E. Church St
Mary L. Miller
Mary Lenora Miller
John M. Miller
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Brokaw
Pittsburgh
Miller
Knoxville Lutheran Church
Feete Funeral
Brunswick
John Barnes
St. Anthony’s
Emmitsburg
Thomas Eugene
Louise P. O'Toole Warthen
St. Anthony’s Catholic Shrine
Sodality of the Virgin Mary
Dariel E. Callahan
Gettysburg
Charles E. Eckenrode
Louis H. Callahary
J. W. Wetzel
Eugene
Rudolph Warren
James Carmel
Baltimore
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Court Bars Hagerstown Tax Suits
The Maryland Tax Court ruled that the Department of Assessments and Taxation cannot recoup extra personal property taxes for 1960 62 from Victor Products Corp of Hagerstown despite claims of inaccurate reports. The decision, called a blow to tax administrators by Albert Ward, held that once taxes are paid on filed reports no second assessment can occur even if the company filed incomplete figures.
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Maryland Tax Court
Department of Assessments and Taxation
Victor Products Corp
Hagerstown
Albert Ward
Tax Department
Ward
Maryland
Victor Products
Funeral notices for Bowman Costley Michael Seay Smith Sulcer Rowe
Funeral services were held for Richard E. Bowman Eleanor Costley Samuel Clark Michael Bernard Forbes Seay J Daniel Smith Ernest Franklin Sulcer Elmer J. Rowe. Interments followed at local cemeteries with various pastors officiating and bearers named. Military honors were given for Elmer J. Rowe by Fort Detrick troops.
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Bernard F. Seay
Bernard Forbes Seay
Brunswick
Feete
Robert Braden
New York Hill
J. Daniel Smith
Westminster
Waltz
Winfield
Gilbert J. Bartholomew
United Church of Christ At
William MacDonald
Earl Rinehart
John Beaver
Sterling Beard
Joseph Heagy
Vernon Oursler
Meadow Branch
Elmer J. Rowe
Myersville
Pleasant Walk
C. Eldin Brandenburg
Beverly Stottlemyer
Eldin Brandenburg
Harvey D. Schroyer
Earl Lewis
Willie H. Schroyer
Don B. Wartenfeltz
Paul Schroyer
Wilbur A. Harp
Fort Detrick
Charles Scott
Ceme
F. Bittle
Primary issue and a costly view on the city slate
Bowlus argued the primary issue is a dead one and a waste of city funds for the Republican ticket. He said if a future majority wants the primary system the party will follow the people's decision, adding money is not the only concern and they will heed future voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowlus
Birthday notices and births in Gettysburg area
Mrs Harry Swain of West Fifth Street will celebrate her birthday Sunday. Mr and Mrs Douglas E Bussard of RFD 4 announce the birth of a son Monty Kirk on May 12 at Anne Warner Hospital in Gettysburg. Mrs Morroe Mount of Kenptown will observe her 80th birthday Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Swain
West Fifth Street
Douglas E. Bussard
RFD 4
Monty Kirk
Anne Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Morroe Mount
Kenptown
Emmitsburg selects Maxwell consultants and Bower counsel
Emmitsburg voters retain Elmer St Clair Maxwell Associates as water engineering consultants despite Water Commissioner J Norman Flax opposition. They also appoint Frederick J Bower as town counsel replacing Edward D Storm, who had served two years. Mayor Guy A Baker Jr framed the decisions as addressing local needs.
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Guy A. Baker Jr
Emmitsburg Cozmissioners
J. Norman Flax
Atty
Frederick J. Bower
Edward D. Storm
Elmer St. Clair Maxwell
Flay
Baker
Maxwell
Flax
Water Department
Storm
Emmitsburg
Ralph F. Irelan
Clubhouse septic issue looms over VFW pool plans
Comers and Burgess blame the VFW post for waste seepage near the country club. Tests show some effluent rise but not surface overflow. Dutrow’s checks show green grass near the ninth green. The state must approve the disposal system. pool to open on schedule this summer as officials cooperate with the county. The 82 by 75 foot pool includes a diving well and spans over 4,500 square feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer
VFW
Burgess
Country Club
Dutrow
Club
Lodge
Indians Rally To Beat White Sox 3 2 On Errors
Cleveland capitalized on an error by Gene Freese in the first inning and three unearned runs to edge Chicago 3 2. Jim Landis drove in two with a two run triple as Gary Bell won his second decision, despite trouble, while Freese and Whitfield contributed for the Sox who dropped their fifth in a row.
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Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Gene Freese
Chicago White Sox
Jim Landis
White Sox
Gary Bell
Sox
Max Alvison
Rocky Colavito
Freese
Fred Whitfield
Landis
Cleveland
Bell
Azcue
John
Fisher
Romano
McNertney
W—Bell
L—John
Births Report May 16 18 Five Frederick area families
Birth notices list multiple families across Frederick and surrounding towns announcing new arrivals. Beverly Jill Burns Tam'ny Lorraine Coblentz Heidi Marie Huse Michael Alan Earl Sylvester Donald Monroe Bethany Rene Brian Dale are named with parents and locations. Also Detroit Tigers manager Charlie Dressen shows improvement after a mild heart attack and Bob Swift resumes managerial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Burns
Airy
Beverly Jill
Lloyd
Thurmont
Tam'ny Lorraine
John Coblentz
Frederick
Heidi Marie
Morday
Coblentz
Shirley Blank
Howard Ambrose
Michael Alan
Earl Huse
Taney Apts
Earl Sylvester
Donald Monroe
Germantown
Donald Byrd Jr
Monroe
Doris McBride
Philip Yost
East Patrick Street
Bethany Rene
Yost
Patricia O'Neill
Fred Bowles
RFD
Brian Dale
Detroit
Charlie Dressen
Detroit Tigers
Dressen
Henry Ford Hospital
Bob Swift
Dresson
Mrs Amanda Baugher Admitted To Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mrs Amanda Baugher of West Patrick Street has entered Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for observation and treatment. The move reflects a medical check and ongoing care at a renowned facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Baugher
West Patrick Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mets Down Giants As Hunt Bats In Five Runs
The Mets defeated the Giants 7-5 in San Francisco as Ron Hunt drove in five runs including a tie breaking three run homer in the eighth inning. Hunt added a two run single in the sixth and reached 11 for 17 against the Giants this season. The Giants stranded power potential after late homers by Jim Hart and Ollie Brown had tied the game. Hart homered again in the eighth.
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SAN Francisco
Ron Hunt
New York Mets
Giants
Hunt
Jim Hart
Ollie Brown
Hart
Notices of Sale and Public Notices From Maryland County
Legal notice from Frederick County Circuit Court 1968 sale report by H Reese Shoemaker Jr assignee to ratify sale of real estate for 12400 dollars with publication requirements. community event notices include memorials, church suppers, auctions, and local sales ranging from farm equipment to antiques and dinners across multiple towns in Maryland with dates and venues from May to June 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
H. Reese
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Ellis C. Wachter
Reese Shoemaker, Jr. Sahieitar
Middletown
Alice Koogle
James F. Zimmerman
Bette F. Zimmerman
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Rt. 17
James F
Betty F. Zimmerman
Horace M. Alexander
Calvin G. Wilhide
North Carroll St
Thurmont
Alma G. Wilhide
Robert Meunier
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick J. Bower
Attys
Mets Rally Past Opponent With Late Bunt and Bloop Hit
The Mets broke a 4-4 tie after a bunt single by John Stephenson and a bloop double by Ed Bressoud. Dick Selma earned the win in relief of Jack Fisher in the sixth, while Lindy McDaniel took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy McDaniel
John Stephenson
Ed Bressoud
Met
Dick Selma
Jack Fisher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul W. Moore
Edgewood Church of God
Frederick Memorial Park Cemetery
Linden Hills
M. R. Etchison and Son
Nbray
Richard E. Bowman
Emma Jane Bowman
Biggs Avenue
Robert E. Dailey and Son
W. Merval Weaver
United Presbyterian Church of
Columbus
Eleanor Costley
Carroll County
Fairview Methodist Church
Taylorsville
Wilbur C. Young
Ronald and
Terry Brown
William Hutchison
Alvie Hutchison Jr
Leon Costley
Philmore Costley
Waltz Funeral Home
Wirfield
Samuel C. Michael
Samuel Clark Michael
South Market Street
Arnold Ross
All Saints Episcopal Church
Kenneth Michael
William Michael
Lavier Michael
Harry Main
Lloyd Main
Reformed Cemetery
Ernest F. Sulcer
Ernest Franklin Sulcer
Jefferson
Stuart
Florida
Etchison Funeral Home
Robert Fisher
Jefferson Methodist Church
Lodge 127
Jr. C.U.A.M. Jefferson
Homer Gross
Lewis V. Rice
Norman S. Remsburg
Robert Thrasher
Harry Robert Rice
Austin Hale
Jefferson Methodist Cemetery
Bower
Dresden
Mets
Frederick, Maryland
Cross
Lewis H. Cross
Mulcahey
John Edward Mulcahey
Ris
Susie
Kemptown Church Hall
Central Methodist Church
Lewistown
Lewistown Methodist
WLCS
Carroll Manor P.T.A
Hyattstown
Hapel Lutheran Church
Libertytown
William C. Rice
Staley Park
Poolesville
Huffer
Broad Run
Rt. 383
Old Broad Run
Mildred I. Huffer
Rorace M. Alexander
Mountaindale Rd
Henry C. E. Krantz
Robert L. Hooper
John H. Hooper
Mi. S. Rt
Clarence L. Michael Emmett R. Bowlus
Audt
Chas. Martin
Ernest Rickerds
Monroe Ave
Thurmont Fire Co
Fidelis
Eagle Club
Petunias
Geraniums
Lewistown Community Hall
Catoctin Community Players
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
Mckaig
Ponton
T.V
Wal. B.R
Tina ‘Lenhart
Dale Shellhammer
Donald
Ella Lenhart
Tim and
Terry
Glade Valley Lions Club
Woodsboro
Ramil
N. Market ST. Call MO
Pt. of Rocks
U.S. Rt
Blair Titus
MOSER
Yellow Springs Community Hall
Civinette Charity Fund
Trail Farm
Frederick Junction
Guernsey
Elmer
Wiles Emmett R. Bowlus
A. Doty Remsberg
Helen R. Remsberg
B. M. Stone Radio & TV
South St. Frederick, Md
Motorola & Norge Sales & Service
May's Grocery
Mi. S
Fred
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
G.i.’S
Gene & Gerry
Iris Garden
Hamburg Rd
Yellow Springs
the News
Frederick, Md
Burkittsville
MT. Zion
Haugh’s
Ladiesburg
Fidelity Building & Loan Association
Fredericktown Savings Trust Co
Market St
Robert B. Eisenhawer
the New Market
Fire Dept
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Assn
Canada Hill Road
Suburban Bar & Grill
Rosemont Ave
New York Strip
Rodger’s
N. Market St
Parkway School
Thomas H. Quill
Nelson Tucker
New Market
Democratic Central Committee
Ruby Hahn
Mr. Jefferies
Town & Country
West Patrick St
Walkersville Fire Company
Atlas
Frederick City
Esso Patrick & Bentz Sts
Pal
Tenn
Merble
Weil Brothers
U.S.A
Bentz St
Patrick
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Walkersville
Woodsboro Fire Company
Constance Mercer
Broomield Farish Hall
Opossumtown Pike
Faith Church of
Charlesville
Chester J. Kerbe
Treeland Nurseries Inc
Rt. 40
Terrace Lanes
Terrace Ae Pure
Sun
Mon
New York City
West Point
N.Y
Inc
Tran
Harvey A. Harrington
W. South St
Naomi Stevens
Discount Furniture Mart
West 7Th St
Motter Ave
New Market Fire Hall
Grace Trinity United Church of Christ Building Fund
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Dickey Bird
Ecker
North Market St
J. E. Crummitt
Johnny's Market
Snow White Grill
Blue Cross
Hurst
Routzahn
Budg 77
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