Death of Emory K. Bell in Maryland area
Emory K. Bell, 66, of Dublin road near Walkersville, died Friday at Springfield State Hospital Sykesville after a long illness. Born in Frederick County, he was the son of the late George Bell and Florence Cramer Bell. survived by one sister Mrs. Emory Sull of New Market, one brother Earle G. Bell of Ft. Pierce Florida, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville after 4 p.m. Sunday. Funeral services will be held there Monday at 1 p.m. Interment in Utica Cemetery near Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory K. Bell
Dublin Road
Walkersville
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Frederick County
George and
Florence Cramer Bell
Emory Sull
New Market
Earle G. Bell
Ft. Pierce
Florida
Barton Funeral Home
Uticaemetery
Lewistown
Obituary notices for Etzler Ecker Ferrell funeral services
Funeral services and interments are announced for Mrs Net tie Virginia Etzler wife of Daniel H Etzler of Libertytown Mrs Rosa Ball Ecker widow of Robert H Ecker of LeGore and Claude D Ferrell who died in Frederick Memorial Hospital The services were conducted at Libertytown Oak Hill and Jefferson Lutheran Cemeteries with lay pallbearers and local funeral directors M R Etchison and Sons Powell and Hartzler and others coordinated arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Virginia Etzler
Daniel H. Etzler
Libertytown
Rosa Ball Ecker
Robert H. Ecker
LeGore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Oak Hill Church
Paul C. Cordell
LeRoy Horner
William Speak
Harold Strawsburg
Joe Tressler
Russell
Roy Naugle
Oak Hill Cemetery
Powell and
Hartzler
Claude D. Ferrell
E. Church Street
William T. McCrory
St. Francis Catholic Church
Brunswick
Floyd Wickham
Homer Cross
Norman S. Remsburg
Lee Stiener
John 4. Shafer
G. Donald Shafer
Jefferson Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Births Report From Frederic Area Hospitals
Frederic Memorial Hospital reports multiple births from area families. John Anthony Giles first child for Denise Nay lor and John H Giles of Adamstown. Cindy Marie Kline second child for Thomas Kline and Mrs. Kline of Shields Trailer Court Frederick. Karen Sue Kline third daughter for Mr and Mrs Thomas Kline. Thaddeus Bay Martin fifth child for Stanley Martin and Mrs Martin of Libertstown. Tina Deane Weeden seventh child for Theodore Weeden and Mrs Weeden of Frederick. Mark Twain Baugher third child for John Baugher and Mrs Baugher of Frederick. Kevin Lee Usilton first child for William Usilton and Charlotte Fogle of Walkersville. Charles Richard Ambrose first son for Charles Ambrose and Mary Arnold of Frederick. Susan Lee Callan seventh child for Bernard Callan Jr of Beechwood Drive. Martin Douglas Fox first son for Mervin Fox and Sandra Wolfe of Frederick. Scott Richard Grove first son for Larry Grove and Susan Mohler of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Memorial Hospital
John H. Giles
Adamstown
John Anthony
Giles
Denise Naylor
Kenneth K. Lines
Shields Trailer Court
Frederick
Cindy Marie
Thomas Kline
Myersville
Karen Sue
Stanley Martin
Libertstown
Thaddeus
RFD
Martin Douglas
Anniversary Requiem High Mass Scheduled
A Requiem High Mass will be offered at Saint Joseph's Catholic Church Taneytown on Friday November 13 at 12 00 p m for the repose of Helen Elizabeth Shaum The Mass will be sung by her son Reverend Doctor David W Shaum from Mt Saint Marys College Emmitsburg Mrs George Eberhart organist at Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Church Gettysburg and a male quartet from the church choir will provide music Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Joseph's Catholic Church
Taneytown
Helen Elizabeth Shaum
David W. Shaum
Mt. Saint Mary's College
Emmitsburg
George Eberhart
Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Gettysburg
Soviet China clash at Moscow parade marks red unity
Brezhnev and Chou En lai shared the stage at Lenin's tomb amid displays of new Soviet military hardware. The visit signaled continued Sino Soviet efforts to ease intraparty rivalry while pledging militant stance toward the United States and the West.
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Communist Party
Ussr
Brezhnev
Lenin
Chou
Peking
United States
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking Radio
Kremlin
Red Unity
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Khrushchev
Georgia Teachers Face Walkouts Over Local Funding Demands
Georgia counties consider raising local school funding to 20 percent of costs or lose state aid. Catoosa County warns of $37 000 shortfall and 196 teachers at Lakeview High School strike Nov 25 after voters back local loan drive to cover a deficit. Louisiana teachers seek 1000 a year pay rise with a Baton Rouge march as state legislators convene.
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Tulsa
Georgia
Georgia Board of Education
Catoosa
Lakeview High
Ringgold
Catoosa County
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Local health notes and home returns after surgery
Among the sick Mr. Carroll Harshman of Myersville has returned home after major surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Robert B. Hooper of Glade Village remains a patient there. Ronnie Lee Sier, 16, is at University Hospital Baltimore after a fight at the Frederick Fairgrounds on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Harshman
Myersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert B. Hooper
Glade Village
Walkersville
Ronnie Lee Sier
University Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick Fairgrounds
Seven-Time Loser Finally Wins Nassau County Office
Peter Rocchio, 53, a longtime candidate who lost 25 straight elections, swept into the Nassau County controller post, a $24,500-a-year job. He reflects on decades of campaigns from Hempstead Town clerk to county assessor, saying his perseverance paid off after a landslide victory. His family and Nassau Democratic Chair John F. English laud his stubborn persistence.
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John F. English
English
Rocchio
Couny
Johnson
Long Island
Hempstead
Insurance Conference At Amvets Club Frederick
Amvets Post 2 of Frederick hosted an insurance conference at the Amvets Club on West Patrick Street and Catoctin Avenue. National Amvets leaders outlined a new group plan including death benefits hospitalization and out patient care for World War II and Korean conflict veterans and their families at reduced rates.
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Amvets Post 2
Frederick
Amvets Club
West Patrick Street
Catoctin Avenue
National Amvets Organization
Treasury Faces Coin Shortage and Silver Supply Woes
In 1966 LBJ era notes a persistent coin shortage and dwindling silver stock. The treasury struggles with outflow despite a slower pace. Policy rifts between Dillon and Heller linger though unlikely to affect Dillon’s choice as Heller plans to resign. Heller is credited with proposing the income tax cut to stimulate the economy, with the treasury sharing credit for pushing it through Congress.
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Treasury
Dillion
Heller
Dillon
Congress
Callahan Announces Birth of Second Child Louis Moore
Mr and Mrs Eugene H Callahan of Baltimore announce the birth of their second child a son Louis Moore born November 4 at Sinai Hospital Baltimore Mrs Callahan is the former Corinne E Moore of Frederick Also Mr Emory L Carmack of this city will observe his birthday Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Callahan
Baltimore
Louis Moore
Sinai Hospital
Callahan
Corinne E. Moore
Frederick
Emory L. Carmack
Peace Corps Tests Scheduled in Hagerstown
Those interested in joining the Peace Corps can take tests on November 14 at 8 30 a m in room 204 of the Post Office Building Hagerstown. W S Porter known as O Henry developed his ability as a writer while serving a penitentiary term.
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Peace Corps
Hagerstown
W.S. Porter
O. Henry
Catholic Women Banquet Heads Tonight in Baltimore
Monsignor Robert F. Kline of Mount Saint Marys College will speak on The Psychological Difference Between Man And Woman at the Catholic Daughters annual banquet in the Francis Scott Key Hotel main ballroom. Over 100 members and families attend. Mrs. Jane O Leary serves as emcee. entertainment by Mrs. Mary Pauthamus with vocal selections. Reservations with Mrs. Claire Christ by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Kline
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Daughters of
Frederick News-Post tips and Veterans Day proclamation
The Frederick News-Post invites monthly tips with cash prizes up to five dollars for the best local news tips, first-come basis. A Veterans Day proclamation by Mayor E. Paul Magaha designates November 11, 1964, with calls to observe ceremonies and fly the U.S. flag. Card of Thanks from Carroll L. Harshman expresses gratitude to Frederick Memorial Hospital staff and supporters.
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News-Post
Congress of the United States of America
United States
Paul Magaha
Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Camazo
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cameron
Carroll L. Harshman
4-H Leaders To Talk On New Materials in Frederick
All Frederick County boys 4-H club leaders are invited to a Monday meeting in the extension office at 8 p.m. University of Maryland dairy expert John Morris will present reports on new materials in dairy herd management milk diseases feeding and breeding. Over 40 percent of agricultural 4-H members pursue dairy projects, says Extension Agent David D Eigenbrode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
John Morris
University of Maryland
David D. Eigenbrode
New Midway PTA To Meet Monday
The New Midway PTA will hold its annual meeting Monday at 8 p.m. Dr. John L. Carnochan Jr. will be the guest speaker. TEST ROCKET GUIDANCE HUNTSVILLE Ala. (AP) Civilian space agency engineers have devised a device to test tolerance of rocket guidance instruments. The testing apparatus combines the vibration and spinning features of carnival whip and octopus rides to simulate bumps and grinds of rocket flight for Marshall Space Flight Center engineers. General Philip Sheridan's ride extended about 20 miles from Winchester to Cedar Creek Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Midway Pta
John L. Carnochan Jr
Huntsville
Ala
Civilian Space Agency
Marshall Space Flight Center
Philip Sheridan
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Frederick area auction and sale notices collage
A dense local notices page lists regular Wednesday furniture auctions at 238 W St, private furniture sales, a Blue Lantern Cafe dance, multiple on site and on premises sales with items from refrigerators to dairy equipment, livestock, antique and household goods, plus church fundraisers and community dinners in Frederick County Maryland with dates in November 1964 and March 1965.
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W. St. St
Chrysler
L.A
Repp Rd
Johnsville
Union Bridge
Frederick County
Maryland
Walter H. Horman
Harp Hill Road
Ellerton
Wolfsville
Myersville
Ralph B. Frushour
Guy Baker
Libertytown
Coppermine Road
Pauline V. Smrr
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Mehrle N. Wachter
Walkersville
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Irmhiye
By Robert Holton
State
Senate
County Board of Assessors
Anon
New Midway Pta
Blue Lantern Cafe
W. Patrick St
The
Blue Star Ramblers
Carrollton Dr
T.V
C. E. Hoar
John L. Ponton
Executrix
Cox Refrigeration Co
Carolyn Cox
Edward Storm
Null & Smith
Delbert
Null & Geo
Wm. Smith
Merhle N. Wachter
Delbert S. Null
George William Smith
Charles Martin
Eagles Club
Patrick ST. Frederick
Baby Shoes
Ecker
Myersville Vol. Fire CO
Bonnie Meadows
Reisterstown
MT. Carmel Meth
East
Quarterly Meeting
Citizens Truck CO
Charles E. Troxell
Porter's Liquor Store
West Patrick ST
Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Association
North Market Street
Hamilton's
U.S. 40
Ernest R.edcard
ST. Paul Methodist
Laytonsville
Paula B. Abelow
Les Brown
Carroll County Partners
Tommy & the
Dixie Drifters
Jimmy & E Rangers
Monocagy Park
Middletown High School
Dickerson Meth
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Poolesville
United Ch. of Christ
Doubs Methodist
Deibert S. Null
Uniontown Road
Middleburg
Carroll Co
Henry R. Morningstar
Doty Remsburg
Ralph Weybright
Sidney Lease
Pannerbiehis Ave
Florence Green
Jesse N. Smith
Emmett R. Bowlus
Merkle N. Wachter
Charles Swomley
Merhle Wachter
Mt. Pleasant McDevitt
Mt. Pleasant Raritan Club
Kemptown Church Hall
Linganore Grange Hall
Unionville
Linganore Grange
the News
Frederick, Maryland
Myersville Fire Hall
Dante Democratic Club
Pete
Leo
Ray
Earl Nusbaum
Creagerstown Parish Hall
Faithful Workers Society
Yellow Springs Lions Club
Baker’s News Stand
Burkittsville Lab
Parish Hall
Yellow Springs
Benefit—Ball Club
Hendrickson
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Frederick M. Kemp
Roger's Restaurant
Thurmont, Md
Russell Fisher
Appolds Road
Rocky Ridge
Clarence L. Sharp
R.L. Kelly & Sons
Phone
Ot. John's School Hall
Catholic Daughters of America
Stayman
York
Moser's Orchard
Flanagan’s
Thurmont
High’s
E. Patrick St
Routzahn
South Market St
Armstron
Fay
Widow
Sherwin Williams CO
Little's Beauty
Johnny’s Market
N. Market St
MOSER
Middletown
Woodrow
Billi Anderson
Cortland
Adamstown United Ch. of Christ
Ole
Oyster Partly Eagles Club
Winesap
Rome Beauty Fitzgerald Orchards
Kelbaugh Road
Thurmont U. Church of Christ
New Frederick Rescue Missi
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Assoc
Canada Hill Road
Frederick News-Post
North Court St
Diana
Stayman & Rome
Grimes & Delicious Quynn Orchards
Pogular
THEO
Procter 625
N. Geer Cot Ok
Dee
McCutcheon Apple Products
Wisner Street
Wm. H. Christ
Golden Delicious
Stayman & Cortland Cider & Honey
Catoctin
MT. Orchard Thurmont
Trederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Toys Toys Toys
Market & Third Scotty's
Nelson Tucker
New Market Elementary School
PTA
George E. Baker
Frederick, Md
Burkittsville Raritan
Marshall Ahalt Farm
Broad Run
Buckeystown Meth
Carroll Manor
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