Eastman founder of Eastman Dillon Dies at 81
Thom as Collier Eastman founder and retired senior partner of Eastman Dillon Union Securities Co died of a heart attack at his Monkton Maryland home. He aged 81 and survived by a brother Norman F. Eastman of New York City. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at St James Episcopal Church with burial at St James Cemetery.
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New York City
Eastman
Norman F. Eastman
St. James Episcopal Church
Monkton
St. James Cemetery
Deaths of J Austin Whitehill and Ernest Barnhouse
J Austin Whitehill 58 of 200 Rockwell Terrace a National Brewing Co. distributor died yesterday at University Hospital Baltimore. Funeral services Thursday. burial Mount Olivet. Ernest Clark Barnhouse 78 of Mount Airy died Sunday at home, husband of Mary Barnhouse. Surviving family and funeral plans noted. Mrs William Hase broock to lead 165 clubwomen to Athens for GFWC International Conference July 12 with stops in Lisbon, Rome, Cairo, Bethlehem, Tel Aviv, Vienna and London.
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J. Austin Whitehill
Rockwell Terrace
National Brewing Co
University Hospital
Baltimore
Unionville
Whitehill
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick Lodge of Elks
John Reese
Norine Douty Whitehill
Ethel Baker Whitehill
Basil T. Lawrence
Wooster, C
Thomas C. Shaw
St. Louis
B. Thomas Lawrence Jr
Columbus
Ohio
M.R. Etchison and Son Funeral
East Church Street
Ernest C. Barnhouse
Ernest Clark Barnhouse
Lucketts
Mount Airy
Mary Barnhouse
Louise Lowe
Lee Wiles
Elsie Day
Clarksburg
Carrol Barnhouse
Boyds
Edmonia Currey
Leesburg
Victoria Herndon
Arlingto Vn
Nannie Wrigth
Jancis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Bethel Methodist Church
Church
William H. Hasebroock
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Athens
Greece
Lin Tsaldaris
United Nations
Hellenic Federation of Women’s Clubs
Europe
GFWC
Lisbon
Rome
Cairo
Bethlehem
Tel Aviv
Vienna
London
Hasebroock
Stup Drowns Continued From Page One Ellen McDevitt Stup
Ellen McDevitt Stup obituary notes surviving son, brother Harry D Stup, two sisters, Mrs Harvey Harris and Mrs Vince S Maggio, three grandchildren Susan Jeanette, Cynthia Gay, Robert Michael Stup. services at M R funeral home Wednesday at 2 pm. Long-term members Kingston NY. Fifteen Blue Mountain Reformed Dutch Church members over 50 years. Peter Hommel joined 1903.
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Ellen McDevitt Stup
Harry D. Stup
Harvey Harris
Vince S. Maggio
Susan Jeanette
Cynthia Gay
Robert Michael Stup
Frederick
M. R. Etchison and Son
East Church Street
Funeral
Mount Olivet
Kingston, N.Y
Blue Mountain
Funeral Services for Mrs Ella E Jennings Held in Brunswick
Funeral services for Mrs Ella Ellen Jennings who died Friday were held Monday at Grace Episcopal Church Brunswick with Rev A D Salmon officiating. Bearers were Paul J Moler Charles F Nills Millard Smith Harry Garvin I Charles Flook and William B Gross. Burial followed at Park Heights Cemetery Brunswick Feete Funeral Home Brunswick in charge.
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Ella E. Jennings
Ella Ellen Jennings
Grace Episcopal Church
Brunswick
A. D. Salmon
Paul J. Moler
Charles F. Nills
Millard Smith
Harry Garvin' I
Charles Flook
William B. Gross
Park Heights
Feete Funeral Home
William F. Cain
William Francis Cain
James Cox
Creal Lalman
Paul Moore
Noel Williams
Robert T. Comer
Lloyd Spence
St. Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
Numerous Scholarships Awarded Across States To Students
A long list of scholarship recipients from multiple states includes Barbara Trogier of Broomall Da La and Lynda Ferry of Palmyra Pa among many others. The awards cover diverse funds such as the M Virginia Coblentz, Delaplaine, Hood College Fathers Club, and Sylvia F Porter scholarships, with recipients spanning Pa Md Conn N J and beyond. Additional prizes for academic achievement include the Leah B Allen Prize and the Mary Filler Allen Prize, among many others, recognizing students from Princeton New Jersey to Baltimore Maryland and New York City.
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M. Virginia Coblentz
Lynda Ferry
Palmyra
Robert E
Ruth M. Delaplaine
Karen Mitchell
Northfield, Ill
William T
Janie Quynn Delaplaine
Jane Walters
Westport, Conn
E. and
R. ‘Church
Alice Coffman
Waynesboro
Sally Conrad Fauntleroy
Mary Phillips
Charleston
D.C
Griesemer
Barbara Wood
Harrisburg
Christian C. Heckle
Kathleen Turner
Orange
N.J
Margaret E. §. Hood
Elizabeth Scull
Coopersburg
Hood College Fathers Club
Sharon Burns
Salisbury
Richard Hudnut
Sylvia White
Rock Hill
S.C
Latrobe-Westmoreland County
Geneva But
Leah B. Allen
Linda James
Phoenix
Mary Filler Allen
Beverly Thompson
Torrington
Williamsport
Esther E. Shaw
Barbara J. Ratigan
Baltimore
Marguerite Treille
Helen A. Hor
Bala- Cynwyd
Elizabeth Leiby Wood
Nancy Newcomer
Princeton
Town Hall
Eva Sayegh
Portsmouth
William Byrd Dies at 86 Uncle of Senator Byrd
Funeral services held in Baltimore for William Byrd 86 uncle of Sen. Harry F. Byrd D Virginia. A Virginia native and UVA graduate he moved to Baltimore in 1907 to work as a civil engineer for the city Board of Public Works until retirement in 1946. Survivors include Sen. Byrd and Thomas Bolling Byrd of Winchester. Burial at Loudon Park Cemetery followed services at Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church.
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Baltimore
William Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Towson
University of Virginia
City Board of Public Works
Richmond
Sen. Byrd
Thomas Bolling
Winchester
Marie Egerton Dulany Byrd
Emmanuel Protestant-Episcopal Church
Loudon Park
Local Residents Report Hospital Admissions and Recoveries
Among the sick is Miss Carol Harsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Harsh residing on Car rollton Drive a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Lela C Fritz of South Market Street has returned from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was a medical patient and is improving at home Mr Walter Hipkins near Urbana is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Mrs Leroy Horner Legore is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she will undergo surgery.
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Carol Harsh
Keith Harsh
Carrollton Drive
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lela C. Fritz
South Market Street
Walter Hipkins
Urbana
Leroy Horner
Legore
Superintendent travels to Charlottesville for education conference
Dr. John L. Carnochan county school superintendent left for Charlottesville Virginia yesterday to attend an all day conference today on Federal aid to education conducted by the U S Office of Education.
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John L. Carnochan
Charlottesville
U.S. Office of Education
Chemistry and physics awards named for regional scholars
Gerlach of Topton Pennsylvania tops a list of award recipients. The Wayne C. Neely Prize goes to Barbara Casey of Summit New Jersey and Nancy Diefenbach of Towson. The Chemistry Achievement Award honors Sarah Buchanan of Sang Run Maryland and the Physics Achievement Award honors Martha Copley of Elmira New Jersey.
Saturn Pegasus launches continue Earth orbit tests
Pegasus 2 deployed its wings 2000 miles southeast of Cape Kennedy with Saturn 1 as the main objective. The second stage remained attached for stabilization and the spacecraft weighed 23000 pounds. Officials said the payload would be visible at night in certain areas as the Pegasus series proceeds toward evaluating future manned lunar missions.
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Antigua
Atlantic
Cape Kennedy
Pegasus
Earth
Space Agency
Four US jets strike South Viet Nam outpost near border
An outpost just south of the Viet Nam border was strafed by four planes. Vietnamese reports claimed Communist MIGs, but a Saigon spokesman said the jets were US planes that had strayed off course. Twenty nine millimeter shells were fired at the Gia Linh outpost five miles south of the 17th Parallel. No enemy aircraft were involved.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Gia Linh
17Th Parallel
Viet Nam
Heart Association Names Award Recipients and New Directors
The Heart Assn on behalf of the association honors Edgar R Brownlow and Elizabeth Derr for nurse symposium work and presents certificates to several civic leaders including Joseph Eisenhauer, Nevin Baker, H Albert Dean, Seymour Stern, and others. New board members include Edward Andochick Eleanor Baker Bruce Crum and more with Nelson Bohn as nomination chair. Victor Palmer chairs the dinner meeting.
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Drum
Edgar R. Brownlow
Elizabeth Derr
R.N
George BR. Douglas
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Nevin Baker
County Fund
H. Albert Dean
City Fund
Seymour Stern
City Campaign
Emmett Bowhis
City Heart
Elias B. Ramsburg Jr
Harry K. Fogle
Jacob R. Ramsburg Jr
Olive Engle
Gene Ramsburg
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Edward Blumenauer
Richard Hammond
John W. Derr
Frederick Jaycees
Exchange Club
Westminster Fellowship
American Legion Posts
Glade Valley
Jefferson
Middletown
Singanore
Lewistown
Edward J. Andochick
Eleanor Baker
Bruce Crum
Aled Catsail
Frank Demazo
LeRoy T. Davis
Otho J. Keller
Warren T. Lenhart
Vernally Moore
Roger Olson
Willis Reddick
Robert R. R. Roberts
Robert J. Thomas
A. A. Barlcliffe
Nelson R. Bohn
Victor A. Palmers
Minting of Silver Dollars Halted by Government
The government reversed course and will not issue 42 million silver dollars. The decision comes as production was about to begin at the Denver Mint amid a coin shortage and dwindling government silver supplies. The Treasury cites shortages of silver and minting capacity as reasons to halt the plan.
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Washington
Denver
Tito 73 Today Belgrade Birthday Celebration
Belgrade Yugoslavia President Tito marked his 73rd birthday today with public observances. Citizens gathered as officials highlighted his long leadership and the country’s postwar progress.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
IAP
Tito
Three Area Men Honored By Maryland U
Dr James A Sensenbaugh state superintendent of schools from Braddock Heights joins two others and Vice-President Hubert H Humphrey as award recipients at the University of Maryland graduation exercises on Saturday June 5. Noah E Kefauver Jr of Middletown receives an honorary certificate for outstanding agricultural contributions. Dr James A Shannon NIH director receives honorary doctor of science. Humphrey to be principal speaker and receive honorary doctor of laws. other honorees include Dr Donald F Hornig Frederick W Brune and Eric Sevareid.
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James A. Sensenbaugh
Braddock Heights
Hubert H. Humphrey
University of Maryland
Noah E. Kefauver Jr
Middletown
Wilson H. Elkins
James A. Shannon
Bethesda
National Institutes of Health
Sensenbaugh
Wolfsville
Frederick County
Farm Bureau
Kefauver
Maryland Farm Bureau
Humphrey
Donald F. Hornig
Science and Technology
Frederick W. Brune
Maryland Court of Appeals
Eric Sevareid
Columbia Broadcasting Co
China to Remove Military Insignia in Viet Nam
TOKYO report says Communist China will strip all visible ranks from its armed forces police and militia. The move aims to blend with Viet Cong forces in Viet Nam where no insignia are worn. Observers see it as a step toward a war footing amid the Viet Nam conflict.
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Tokyo
China
Viet Nam
Red China
Frederick Supports Flood Relief Drive
Citizens of Frederick back a month long flood relief drive for Mississippi valley disaster victims supporting the American Red Cross. At last count $407 has been donated to the local Red Cross headquarters.
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Frederick
American Red Cross
Mississippi Valley
Red Cross
In Memoriam Walkey Otis C. 1962 Obituary Note
In loving memory of Otis C Walkey who died May 25 1962 an empty space in my heart no one can ever replace The News Frederick Maryland May 25 1965 local mentions list varied notices including auctions public sales tax notices and community events from Frederick city and surrounding areas with multiple addresses and names such as J Marshall Staub Alexander Wachter Delmas Schroyer and Wirt Park Hanover PA.
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Walkey
Otis C
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Germantown
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Delmas Schroyer
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Monroe Ave
Margaret's Florist
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Hamilton Ave
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
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Chapel Alley
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