Deaths fill community obituaries in Frederick area
Obituaries list Orville H Slifer of Rohrersville aged 78 who died Sunday, with funeral today. Alonzo L Nokes Sr. of Union Bridge age 61 who died at home. Fannie M Brandenburg of Myersville 84 with many descendants. Thomas C Hilderbrand of Baltimore age 54 survived by wife and two sons. Maggie V Duvall aged 18T. Warren G Myers former Thurmont teacher died in Ellicott City. plus a postponed School Construction Advisory Committee meeting due to a death.
Duvall Rites Set For Wednesday in Laytonsville
Mrs. Duvall wife of James Ernest Duvall a native of the Woodfield area leaves husband two daughters Mrs Hiawatha E McDonald of Lothian and Mrs Aimee Belle Harper of Rockville a son Wilbur S Duvall of Denver Colo nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Minnie Walker and Mrs Mamie Phoebus of Gaithersburg. Friends may call at the Francis HB Barber Funeral Home Laytonsville services will be Wednesday at 10 am officiated by Rev Raymond E McDonald pastor of Seat Pleasant Methodist Church Entombment will be in Galesville Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo L. Nokes
Alonzo Lawrence Nokes
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Union Bridge
Lightner Street
Nokes
Helen Clark Nokes
Cement Company
St. Mathews Knights of Pythian Lodge
Biones Chapel Methodist
Bark Hill
Mr. Nokes
Carroll
Strawbridge Methodist Church
Mt Joy Cemetery
Uniontown
Baltimore Road
Rockville
James Ernest Duvall
Duvall
Woodfield
Hiawatha E. McDonald
Lothian
Aimee Belle Harper
Wilbur S. Duvall
Denver
Colo
Minnie Walker
Mamie Phoebus
Gaithersburg
Francis HB. Barber
Laytonsville
Raymond E. McDonald
Obituary notices for Chester L Wastler and Roger L Joy
Chester Lee Wastler aged 69 of Ford Road near Yellow Springs died at University Hospital Baltimore after a brief illness. Survived by wife Frances L Perkins Wastler, son Chester Leroy Wastler, sister Sallie May Eaton, five grandchildren. Funeral at 106 East Church Street Wednesday 10 30 am. Rev Ralph M Sharpe will officiate. interment Zion Cemetery Charlesville. M R Etchison & Son funeral directors. Roger Lee Joy known as Doc died Saturday morning in Point of Rocks from a coronary heart attack. Born August 21 1902 in Mountville son of Robert McClellan and Sarah Emma Stockman Joy. Survived by wife, children Norman Vinson Midland MI Roy Lee Joy Jr Fort Lee VA Richard Austin Joy and Mrs Charles Green Point of Rocks, sister Elizabeth M Franes Point of Rocks, nine grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Services Wednesday 2 pm at Street in charge of Rev Ralph M Sharpe. interment St Pauls Cemetery Point of Rocks. M R Etchison & Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester L. Wastler
Chester Lee Wastler
Ford Road
Yellow Springs
University Hospital
Baltimore
David E
Sarah C. Palmer
Wastler
Frances L. Perkins Wastler
Chester Leroy Wastler
Sallie May Eaton
Thurmont
East Church Street
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Zion Cemetery
Charlesville
M. R. Etchison & Son
Roger L. Joy
Roger Lee Joy
Doc
Point of Rocks
Mountville
Robert McClellan
Sarah Emma Stockman Joy
Norman Vinson
Midland
Michigan
Roy Lee Joy
Fort Lee
Richard Austin Joy
Charles Green
Elizabeth M. Franes
St. Paul's Cemetery
Oscar M O Hara dies a Frederick year 72
Oscar M O Hara aged 72 of Route g died Sunday morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born in Bartonsville he was the last of his immediate family and a WWI veteran. Survived by wife Goldie Cook O Hara four stepdaughters four step grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. He was a B and C Railroad signalman for many years retired seven years ago and a member of the B and C Veterans Association Mt Carmel Church. Funeral services Thursday at 11 a.m. at Mt Olivet with viewing after 7 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home 106 E Church St. Funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville H. Slifer
Orville Harrison Slifer
Rohrersville
East
Boonsboro
Archie Wisner
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Slifer
Eva Mullendore Slifer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Broad Run
Frederick County
John and
Etta Mullendore Slifer
Robrersville United Brethren Church
Woodmen of the World of
Bartonsville
John
Mary L. Baer O'Hara
Goldie Cook O’hara
Merkle E. Boost
Frederick
Clifford A. Fry
Hyattsville
Harry M. Shank
Anna Mae King
Essex
O’hara
B. and C. Railroad
B. and C. Veterans Association
Mt. Carmel
Robert C. Warren, Sr
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
Mt. Olivet
Frederick City serviceman buried with full military honors
The funeral for Robert Earl Smith Jr the first Frederick City serviceman to die in Viet Nam was held Saturday afternoon at 106 E Church Street with full military honors from the Bethesda Naval Hospital Corps Chevy Chase Rescue Squad Independent Hose Co No 1 and the U S Navy Ceremonial Guard. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison & Son were funeral directors. James Emmert Angleberger student at East Frederick Elementary had services Monday at 106 E Church Street with officers from St Timothy s Church presiding. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Ernest Peter Miss funeral past Tuesday proceeding to Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Earl Smith Jr
Robert E
Frances Adams Smith
Frederick City
E. Church Street
Joseph H. Clem
Grace United Church of Christ
Bethesda Naval Hospital Corps
Chevy Chase Rescue Squad
Independent Hose Co
No. 1
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison & Son
James E. Angleberger
James Emmert Angleberger
East Frederick
Robert Grumbine
St. Timothy’s Church
Robert K. Devilbiss
Robert Z. McGinnis
Kenneth L. Rippeon
Michael T. Smith
Warren L. Lawson
John T. Simmons
Eric O'Brien
Lyle Hoffman
Kenneth Spence
David O'Brien
Michael Main
Charles Main
Lindbergh Angleberger Jr
Funerals for Mrs Prentice Waddell and Herman Beck Sr
Funeral services for Mrs Prentice E Waddell of Gettysburg were held at Poolesville Methodist Church with burial at Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville. Herman S Beck Sr of Mount Airy had services at Messiah Lutheran Berrett with burial in the church cemetery. Attending were Mount Airy volunteers and service clubs. a survivor, Mrs. Charles D Houck of Mount Airy, was noted as missing from a prior survivor list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice E. Waddell
Gettysburg
Poolesville Methodist Church
Charles A. Michael
Williamsport Methodist Church
Douglas
Harvey
Randolph
Olmer Waddell
Charles Mathews Jr
John Poole
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Herman
Beck SR
Herman S Beck Sr
Mount Airy
Messiah Lutheran Church
Berrett
Lawrence Cameron
Carl Smith
Carl M. van Poole
Ralph Yingling
Dwight Walker
Henry Freter
Henry Hintzman
James
Frank Bushey
Herman Davis
Paul Beall
Austin Simpson
John Brown
Walter Hood
Joseph Wagner
Obituaries for E E Schaefer Phelps Swecker in Frederick area
Funeral notices from Frederick area announce services for Henry E Schaefer pastor at St Mark s Lutheran Church Doubs interment at Frederick Memorial Park Linden Hills with pallbearers Edward Carey Walter Martin Calvin Smith Mark Warner Claude Warner James Baker Two grandchildren Peggy Lee White and Charles William White both of Frederick Grayson W Phelps died Wednesday funeral at 106 E Church Street with prayers then mass at St Johns Catholic Church pallbearers Everedy Company interment Mt Olivet Cemetery Rev E D Swecker retired Methodist minister formerly of New Market services held at 106 East Church Street Rev Ralph M Sharpe officiated burial in Dunmore Cemetery Dunmore W Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Etchison Funeral Home
Henry E. Schaefer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Doubs
Edward Carey
Walter Martin
Calvin Smith
Mark Warner
Claude Warner
James Baker
Frederick Memmorial Park
Linden Hills
Peggy Lee
Charles William White
Frederick
Grayson W. Phelps
E. Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Alfred E. Smith
Frank B. Mansfield
Frank H. Wisner
John W. Shade
Bernard W. Stull
Earl M. Luhn
E. D. Swecker
Kemp Dudley Swecker
New Market
East Church Street
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Dunmore
W. Va
M. R. Etchison and Son
Cable franchise bid requires bond and city approval
CATV bids a performance bond for all installations and prohibits assignment without city consent. The operator must remove installations at franchise end at city cost and cannot interfere with city and private utilities. Contracts with utilities need city approval. poles and street cuts subject to city review. Relocation, indemnity, insurance, and free city services to the police, fire, schools, and headquarters are required.
Food price survey matches government figures in cities
Government and AP compiled city by city price data for 39 items with Cleveland cheapest and San Francisco costliest. AP finds Boston and government figures differ slightly on totals. A rummage sale at St John’s Visitation Academy runs 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at 103 N. Market St. to raise funds for church school sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cleveland
San Francisco
AP Checker
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington, D.C
St. John’s Visitation Academy
N. Market St
Shipley
Visitation Academy
East Second Street
Catholic Church
City Landmark Sold to Washington Investors at North Market
The Scott Building at Third and North Market Streets, long home to Scot tie's confectionary, was sold for 60000 to John De oades and John Cokinas, Washington investors. Seller was Mrs. Caroline Scott of Frederick. This is the investors’ second North Market Street purchase in two weeks, following a deal last week with Shipley's Inc. They plan to keep the confectionary at the site and engaged M A. Kerson Investment Co. to handle the Realty transfer handled by John Bowers of Bowers Sneadner and Urie Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Third and
North Market Streets
Washington
Scottie
John Deoades
John Cokinas
Caroline Scott
Frederick
North Market Street
Washington Group
Shipley’s Inc
M A. Kerson Investment Co
West Patrick St
John Bowers
Bowers, Sneadner and ‘Urie Inc
West
Patrick St
Mandle
Congo claims poll plotted Mobutu death
In Leopoldville the Congo government says three ex cabinet ministers and a former premier were arrested Monday on charges of plotting to drown President Joseph Mobutu. A spokesman said many MPs were involved and will be seized. Four foreign embassies allegedly tied to the plot. The arrests target Emanuel Bamba Jerome Anang and Andre Mahamba ex ministers and Evariste Kimba former premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
The
Congo
Joseph O. Mobutu
Jean-Jacques Kande
Kande
Emanuel Bamba
Jerome Anang
Alexandre Mahamba
Cyrille Adoula
Evariste Kimba
Mobutu
Radio Leopoldville
Bamba
Joseph Kasavubu
Kasauhbu
Kimba
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Katanga
Violence erupts as police shield Klansmen in Baltimore
In Baltimore a police officer was hit on the head by a rock while escorting Ku Klux Klansmen from a Negro neighborhood where picketing had threatened violence. Two hours later a Negro spokesman warned of mass turmoil if the Klan persists, and another officer sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Walter Lively
U-Join
Local hospital admission and nursing center entries
Among The Sick Mrs. Martin Green of West Fifth Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Thursday for observation and treatment. Mr. Albert Strube of RFD 2 Frederick was admitted to the Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center at Toll House and North Avenues. A barbecue recipe advises simmering a smoked boneless pork shoulder butt, cooling, refrigerating, then broiling sliced portions over moderate heat with barbecue sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Green
West Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Albert Strube
RFD 2
Frederick
Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center
Toll House and
North Avenues
Fire, rainfall figure, and May weather summary
Lightning ignited a bedroom fire in Braddock Heights causing about 600 dollars in damage. A separate blaze at Charles Whims’s house on Manor Wood Road near Buckeystown caused about 1500 dollars in damage. False alarm at Luther Church in Frederick. Fire crews contained stove and trash fires near schools and on West Patrick Street with minimal damage. May rainfall reached 3.77 inches, totaling 15.95 inches for the year, with May being the wettest month so far. highs reached 86 and lows 29, with forecasts of cooler, unsettled weather and chances of showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whims
Manor Wood Road
Buckeystown
Carroll Manor and Independent Hose Company
East Church Street
Frederick
Junior Fire Company
North Frederick
Thomas Johnson High School
United Fire Company
West Patrick Street
United
Louis Myers
Doubs
Carroll Manor
Accidents on North Market Street involve several cars
At 1 27 p m Saturday George L Simpson 22 of North Market Street drove into Louis Riani 30 of Frederick causing Riani to strike a parked Diggs car. Mrs Saxon Simpson was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for head and arm lacerations. Damages were 500 700 and 200 dollars respectively. Charges filed for failure to reduce speed to avoid a collision. Earlier at 1226 am Saturday Mrs Mary Spencer Mt Airy and Wilford Wisner 46 of East Ninth Street collided at North Market Street West Seventh Street. Spencer failed to stop at a red light and Wisner’s 1959 car sustained 400 in damage. Spencer charged with failure to obey automatic traffic control device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
George L. Simpson
Louis Riani
Frederick
Riani
Charles W. Diggs
RFD 6
Saxon Simpson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Simpson
Diggs
William Boost
Alton Twenty
Douglas Abrecht
West Seventh Street
Mary Spencer
Mt. Airy
Wilford Wisner
East Ninth Street
Spencer
Seventh Street
Wisner
John Wheeldon
Woodrow Smith
Japanese Protest Nuclear Sub Visit Stirs Yokosuka Demos
About 12,000 protesters from Communist and Socialist groups demonstrated in Yokosuka and Tokyo against the U S nuclear powered submarine Snook's visit. Police reported 30 officers and 21 students injured in clashes, with additional injuries Sunday. sailors avoided confrontations as they moved through Yokosuka toward bars and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Yokosuka
U.S
Tokyo Bay
Communist and
Socialist Parties
Kitty
Hawk
Yokosukas
Many Local Ads And Services In A Busy Frederick Area Page
A collage of local offers including home heating and plumbing services at Used Heat & Plumb, gas and oil heating equipment, and plumbing fixtures. Grocery and dining spots like Rodger's Dinners and N. Market Street crabs advertise weekly specials. Nurseries Treeland and Iris Gardens promote plants, with garden tips and seasonal sales. Local contractors advertise plastering, lime, and paving, plus septic tank cleaning and leadership campaigns.
Leaders Class Memorial Day Service Held
The Leaders' Bible Class held its annual Memorial Day service with M. Glenn Magaha presiding. Speakers included John P. Engelbrecht on Memorial Day history and Christian life. Attendance reached 80 with two visitors. 78 present and 4 a year ago. A business meeting at 7:30 followed by a picnic scheduled for Wednesday at Husky Park with singing and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Glenn Magaha
Paul Main
Charles Lockard Sr
Thelma Mantz
Harry S. Myerly
Edward Mantz
Millard, Crum Sr
Mantz
John P. Engelbrecht
In Memoriam Welty On Hammond Welty Birthday
In memory of my husband Hammond Welty on his birthday May 31. We shared trials and joys memory is God’s gift death cannot destroy. I am Irene Welty the loving wife. He passed away August 13 1964. Faith says we shall join him one day. Virginia Connie Doris Scott and Philip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welty
Hammond Welty
Philip Hammond Welty
Daddy
Faith
Strawberry Festival Opens June Fourth in 1966
Carroll Manor P.T.A. hosts a June fourth strawberry festival from 6 to 9 pm. Proceeds benefit Carroll Manor school activities and student programs. Local residents invited to enjoy seasonal treats and community charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Manor P.T.A
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. M. Brandenburg
Fannie
Martha Daisy Brandenburg
Myersville
George W. Brandenburg
Josephus
Rebecca Gross Wise
Mary Wiles
Mildred Toms
Lillian Smith
Middletown
Ethel Harne
Erma Green
Arline Smith
Walkersville
Church of the Brethren In Harmony
Basil Grossnickle
Reformed
Thomas C. Hilderbrand
Thomas Claggett Hilderbrand
Helen Virginia Boone Hilderbrand
Dihedral Drive
Jacob John
Fannie Fagan Hilderbrand
John Thomas Hilderbrand
Robert Wayne
Hilderbrand
Dorothy Hilderbrand
Franklin Hilderbrand
United Brethren Church
Bendix Radio Corp
Towson
Robert E. Daily and Son
North Market St
Clifford P. Lloyd
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Union Chapel
Daysville
Maggie V. Duvall
Maggie Virginia Duvall
Warren G. Myers
Ellicott City
Elizabeth C. Myers
Richard G. Myers
Tampa
Fla
Stewart L. Myers
Arco-Cho
Puerto Rico
Allen H. Myers
Randall S. Myers
Annandale
Charles F. Myers
First Lutheran Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Higinbotham Funeral Home
Oscar M. O’hara
Oscar McGill O'Hara
Ernest P
Ernest Peter Miss
Robert E. Smith JK
CATV
Braddock Heights
Mary Chess Roman
Weil Bros
Hamilton Avenue
S&h
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz
Rodger’s
New York Strip
Libertytown
Chester L. Grove
East Fighth St
C. Eichelberger
Rocky Ridge
MOSER
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Treel and Nurseries, Inc
A. Irvin Renn
Renn
Ernest Rickerds
Monroe Ave
Henry
Nelson Tucker
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Dickey Bird
Ecker
Johnny
Airline Steamship
S. Market St
Snow White Grill
Blue Cross
Venetian
Routzahn’s Budge
South Market
Irene
Virginia
Connie
Doris
Scott and
Philip
Merle Summers
William C. Rice
Staley Park
Black Horse Tavern
South Mountain Four
FBI
Auto Trans
Son
Call
Leroy R. Dinterman
A. R. Remsburg Jr
Wed
West 3Rd St
Elem
P.T.A
Rodger's
No Market St
AERIE
Grayson B. Summers
Myersville- Harmony Road
Maryland
News & Post
W. Jerome Offutt
Jerome Offutt
E. Newton Steely, Jr
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
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