Deaths H S Beck Sr Mount Airy Leader Dies
Herman S. Beck Sr 74 longtime Mount Airy resident died suddenly in a Frederick store. He served as Mount Airy fire chief 21 years and held multiple community roles. He leaves wife Marie and children Herman Jr Ebbert Beck Charles II and Clara Harris. Funeral arrangements at Waltz Funeral Home and Messiah Lutheran Church Berrett.
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Herman S. Beck Sr
Mount Airy
Carroll County
Charles F
Mary Beck
Marie L. Beck
Frederick
Herman S. Beck Jr
Calif
Herman
Fisher outlines duties during study leave period
Fisher described handling organizational details, budgeting, and administration. He said he supervised teachers, interviewed candidates, and observed classroom work. He noted pay equivalence for days spent with the board would cover severance and that study leave grants full salary with no return obligation, plus a Maryland residency requirement for one school year.
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Fisher
State Board of Education
State Board
Maryland
Parking plan at school to be studied this summer
TJ Parking Chief said the subject will certainly be studied this summer before the school opens in September. Manwiller said close to 50 parking spaces will be provided at the school, more than the 242 estimated earlier this week by Main. Parking will be regulated with permits but shouldn’t be a major problem.
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Manwiller
Motorist Charged In City Mishap At Catoctin and South Jefferson
A county motorist, Jesse Clark, 29, was charged after running a red light at the Catoctin Avenue and South Jefferson Street intersection following a collision with Charles W. Combs’s 1958 sedan. Clark’s 1963 pickup sustained $400 damage, Combs’s car $375. Investigating officers were Cpl. Charles K. Cashour and Pvt. Basil Coffman.
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Catoctin Avenue
South Jefferson Street
Jesse Clark
RFD
Frederick
Clark
Charles W. Combs
Pearl Street
Combs
Cpl
Charles K. Cashour
Basil Coffman
South Market Street
Barbara Doody
Union Bridge
Charles E. Snyder Jr
Funerals for Mary Elizabeth Smith and Lena Walker Held
Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith died Monday at Carroll County General Hospital. Funeral services were at Fuss Funeral Home Taneytown Thursday at 10 a.m. Interment Grace United Church of Christ Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Mrs Lena Elizabeth Walker died Monday. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev Benjamin M. Lyle officiated. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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James Emmett Angleberger
East Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Emmett F
Sarah O’brien Angleberger
Myrtle Angleberger
St. Timothy's Church
E. Church St
Robert Grumbine
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison & Son
Mary E. Smith
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Carroll County General Hospital
Fuss
Taneytown
Emerson Welsh
Paul Dutterer
Nevin Dutterer
Edgar Fink
Francis Beaver
Murray Baumgardner
William F. Wiley
Grace United Church of Christ Cemetery
Lena E. Walker
Lena Elizabeth Walker
S&t
Benjamin M. Lyle
Assembly of God Church
Hyattsville
Russell Lenhart
William K. Lenhart
Earl Lenhart
Harold Lenhart
Charles Wisner
Walter Lines
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Woodsboro to Mark Memorial Day observance
The sixth annual Memorial Day event in Woodsboro will be held Sunday under Glenn W. Eyler Post 282 of the American Legion. A 26-entry parade includes a firing squad, color guard from Co. A, 115th Infantry, Maryland National Guard, and a Legion marching unit. Other participants include Thurmont and Walkersville high schools, Harmony and Yellow Springs bands, Sunday school groups, Walkersville and Woodsboro fire companies, and Veterans of Foreign Wars representatives. Del. William M. Houck of Frederick County will speak, with Rev. Eugene Gardner and Rev. Dale M. Shellhamer also taking part.
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Woodsboro
Glenn W. Eyler
American Legion
Lston
115Th Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Thurmont
Walkersville
Harmony
Yellow Springs
FHS Exchange Student to Speak at Methodist Meeting
Richard Young from South Africa will speak at the Jefferson Methodist Men meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the church education building. Young is a Frederick High School student who plans to graduate in June and return home afterward.
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Richard Young
South Africa
Jefferson Methodist Men
Methodist Church
Young
Frederick High School
Local society notes show visits and birthdays
Miss Margrete Dill of West Second Street has returned from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where she was the guest of Mrs. Helen Cunningham. Mrs. Mary Louise Bowers of West Patrick Street quietly celebrates her 18th birthday Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Haugh, Clyde Dinterman of Walkersville, visited Mrs. William G. Fogle of West Baltimore Street Taneytown and Celius Reddick of Batste Church Road that town recently. Mrs. B. J. Arnold of Taney
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Margrete Dill
West Second Street
Pittsburgh
Helen Cunningham
Mary Louise Bowers
West Patrick Street
William Haugh
Clyde Dinterman
Walkersville
William G. Fogle
West Baltimore Street
Taneytown
Celius Reddick
Batste Church Road
Hood College 130 to Receive Degrees at 73rd Commencement
Hood College will award baccalaureate degrees to about 130 graduates at its 73rd commencement. The liberal arts college for women has 120 candidates for the A B degree and ten for the B S in Home Economics. Honorary Doctor of Laws goes to Mrs. Peterson for her roles in labor standards and consumer affairs. Dr. Payne, associate professor at Cornell University Medical College, will receive a Doctor of Science. Mrs. Breeskin will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts for her long service at museums and art organizations. Additionally, notes mention visits and family connections in Maryland and nearby states.
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Cornell University Medical College
Adelyn D. Breeskin
Washington, D.C
Washington Gallery of Modern Art
Hood
Liberal Arts College For Women
Peterson
Secretary of Labor
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Utah
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Amalgamated
Washington
Europe
Sweden
Belgium
Industrial Union Department
AFL - Cio
Payne
New York Hospital
Hood College
Cornell Liver Laboratory
Breeskin
Baltimore Museum of Art
Washington Museum
International Graphic Arts Society
American Federation of Art
Baltimore Museum
Acquitted Of Illegal Liquor Sales In Thurmont Court
A Thurmont man was found not guilty in Magistrate's Court of selling alcohol to minors. Thomas E. Smith owner of Town and Country Liquors faced a charge tied to 18 year olds in Thurmont with a six pack and disputed testimony from J Richard Weddle and John Wagaman. Evidence cited Smith's age checks and cautious practice as defense. The judge emphasized curbing underage sales without harming legitimate business.
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Thurmont
Thomas E. Smith
George R. Culler
J. Richard Weddle
John Wagaman
Stanley Y. Bennett
Frederick Memorial Hospital Patients and Observations
Mr. William C. Zimmerman on East Patrick Street is improving after surgery. Mr. John D. Sharrow of Frederick is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital with satisfactory condition. Mrs. Marvin Stambaugh convalesces at home after hospitalization for observation and treatment. Mrs. Betty Marsden of Granite Circle entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment.
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William C. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
John D. Sharrow
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marvin Stambauga
Rocky Ridge
Betty Marsden
Granite Circle
Local notices invite bids and sales across Frederick County
A collection of notices lists horse consignment events near Blair and Pt Rocks, a plant sale two miles east of Point Rocks, and multiple bids by the Frederick County Board of Education and County Roads Board. Bids for Elm Street School renovations and exterior painting projects close June 7, 1966, with specifications at the Board of Education Office. County road projects invite sealed bids by June 13, 1966, with bond and proof of qualification required.
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Main St
Union Bridge
Warren
Toledo
ED Myers
Pt. of Rocks
Blair Titus
Board of Education
Frederick County
East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
Elm Street
Park Avenue
Board of Education of
John L. Carnochan, JR
North Market Street
Gas House Pike
Monocacy River
Linganore Road
Frederick County Roads Board
Winchester Hall
Roads Board
General Assembly of Maryland
A. Irvin Renn
Southey T. Nottingham, Jr
Square Dancing Friday Nights At Cow Palace Md Ad Block
Community notices publish events for June including square dancing at the Cow Palace West Friendship Maryland beginning June 3 with a fried chicken and country ham supper May 30 at Salem Methodist Cedar Grove. Also listings for dances at Black Horse Tavern Mt. Airy, memorial day dinners, fairs, rummage sales, and local vendor ads across Frederick County Maryland.
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Cow Palace
West Friendship
Salem Methodist Church
Cedar Grove
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Adamstown
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Yosemite Avenue
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State of
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Fredericktown
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Bill Earles
Nightingales
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Mt. Airy, Md
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New Midway
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O’possumtown Pike
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SUN
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Oper
Jack Davis
Culler Ave
Rodger's
N. Market St
Thapel Lutheran Church
Potomac Horse Center
Central Methodist Church
Liberty
New Market Cemetery
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth St
Sudan
P. L. Hargett & Co
Market St
C. Eichelberger
New York Strip
Rodger’s
B. M. Stone Radio & TV
South St. Frederick, Md
Motorola & Norge Sales & Service
Glade Valley Milling Co
No Market
MOSER
Atlas
Frederick City
Esso Patrick & Bentz Sts
Chester J Kerbe
Grubbs
Trees and Nurseries, Inc
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Little German Bond
Stanley Home Products
Mountaindale
Woodsboro Coop
Order OF Aerie
Women For Rent
E. Patrick St
Iris
Glenmerrie
Mrs, Biser
Sandigan
Ernest Rickerds
Monroe Ave
Renry
Nelson Tucker
Walkersville Fire Company
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Dickey Bird
Ecker
North Market St
Johnny's Market
Airline Steamship
Boyer Travel Agency
S. Market St
Snow White Grill
Blue Cross
Patrick St
Home Improvement
Routzahn's
BUDGE
South Market
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