Long List of Obituaries Highlights Frederick County Deaths
Death notices from Frederick County cover Arthur B. Hawkins 78 of Mt Airy died at home. Mrs Ethel Horine 68 of Frederick died suddenly. Grace Henshaw 89 Thurmont educator. Mrs Ralph Norris Baltimore native with Frederick ties. Elizabeth Moser 63 Westminster. Grace Stine Baltimore former Frederick resident. Claude Warner 50 Doubs welder. Nannie Wheeler Martinsburg former Frederick resident. Ralph Dutrow Frederick contractor. Jessie Matthews Emmitsburg. Keener Bankard New Windsor. Nellie Jackson Frederick Memorial Hospital. Henry Lansdale New York City. Rizpa Trout Frederick. Guy Snarr Myersville. Harry Stauffer Taneytown. Guy Ridenour Emmitsburg. many services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude T. Warner
Claude Thomas Warner
Doubs
Martha Jane Warner
Fairfax Hospital
Fairfax County
Virginia
Mt. Airy
Thomas Calvin
Florence Anna Ecker Warner
Paul Hooper
Union Bridge
Melvin Anthony Jr
Unionville
Walter Martin
John Clutter
Claude Thomas Warner,Jr
Kenneth M. Warner
Vanessa Dignae Warner
Reuben M. Wa
Arnold C. Warner
Patrick N. Warner
Mary A. Wilhelm
Gloria Bill
Hamstead
Lucille Shaffer
Westminster
Calvin C. Warner
Taylorsville
Robert Warner
Warner
Church of the Brethren
Carroll Manor
Chantilly Crushed Stone Co
North Market Street
Henry Nelson Lansdale
P. S. Lansdale
Annis Pyle Lansdale
New York City
East Church Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
B. 0. Thomas Jr
Charles A. Price
Winston Shipley
Horace F. Kline Jr
Theron Green
Arthur Potts
James McSherry
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
M. R. Etchison & Son
Sato Wins Japanese Prime Minister Post After LDP Nomination
Japan's Liberal Democrats nominated Sato in a party struggle and he won 146 votes securing a majority. Ikeda retired Oct 25 and recommended Sato from his hospital bed. Cabinet formation expected in 1 to 3 days with balance among eight factions. Tokyo eyes trade with Red China despite no formal relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sato
Liberal Democrats
Ichiro Kono
Aiichiro Fugiyama
Ikeda
Etsusaburo Shiina
Red China
Peking
Japan
Suffering Hunters’ Accident Victim To Return Home
Charles H Button Baker, shot two weeks ago in a hunting accident, will return home tomorrow from John Hopkins Hospital and stay with his brother Roy E. Baker on Mt. Olivet Boulevard. Ronnie Lee Sier, 16, remains at University Hospital Baltimore after a fight at the Frederick Fairgrounds on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H (Button) Baker
John Hopkins Hospital
Roy E. Baker
Mt. Olivet
Ronnie Lee Sier
University Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick Fairgrounds
Local arrests and civil actions wrap up October cases
Detectives tracked pay phone calls to East Patrick Street where Stillions admitted making calls “for fun” after being observed at 6:12 p.m. Two trespassing convictions were upheld with one appeal. Jackson fined $25 for dogs trespassing on the Brown property. A civil case ordered Layton Wetzel and family to move from Johnsville property, with a destruction of property charge continued to December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick St
Ellis G. Carty
Paul W. Mossburg
Stillions
Kenneth Harding
Charles H. Kehne
South Market St
Harding
Kehne
Robert Johnson
Broadway
Amos Brown
Jackson
Brown
Kennedy
Layton Wetzel
Johnsville
Dwight L. Hood
Hood
Wetzel
Notable Frederick County Jurist Shoemaker Profile
Frederick County public schools and the University of Maryland ties mark Shoemaker a longtime attorney and judge. He practiced law 15 years under Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr before joining the bench and now partners at Shoemaker and Smith. He served as trial magistrate 1951 to 1959 and city attorney 1960 to 1962. He leads as vice president of the local Bar Association, directs the Domestic Building Association, and acts as co-counsel for Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. He belongs to Kiwanis, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and sits on the Red Cross board. He chairs Calvary Methodist Church Official Board. He is married to Jeanette K. Freeze, with two children living on Fairview Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Public Schools
University of Maryland
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Shoemaker and Smith
Shoemaker
Frederick County
Frederick County Bar Association
Domestic Building Association
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Red Cross
Calvary, Methodist Church
Jeanette K. Freeze
Fairview Avenue
Frederick County Plans Landfill Sites To Aid Waste Disposal
The Frederick County Planning Commission and local communities including Raritan Clubs and farm organizations discuss locating landfills on marginal land to improve use and create future industrial and residential expansion. The move aims to turn trash disposal from a growing liability into a valuable asset for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Planning Commission
Raritan Clubs
Frederick County
Personal notices mention Mrs Stine and family trip to Baltimore
Mrs. Martin Stine of West Seventh Street spent Sunday in Baltimore with her brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Roy Edwards. Accompanying Mrs Stine were her two sons Arthur and Ray Gene Stine. Miss Judyth Lynn Twigg daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard A Twigg Bethel Road is celebrating her second birthday today. Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. The Rev Father Louis Storms officiated and interment was made in the United Brethren Cemetery Thurmont. Pallbearers were Edward Ridenour David Messner Larry Messner Wayne Lingg Richard K Smith and William E Sanders Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Hawkins
Maggie L. Hawkins
Hill Street
Mt. Airy
Howard County
William and
Emma Claggett Hawkins
Ridgeville Methodist Church
Lee Hawkins
Olney
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
M. Grace Henshaw
Thurmont
Washington, D.C
John J
Margaret Rouzer Henshaw
Frederick County
Lewistown
Hagerstown
Superintendent of Transportation
Western Maryland Railroad
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Creager Funeral Home
W. E. Ervin
United Brethren
Ralph Drake Norris
Hilda H. Norris
Frederick
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Norris
Portland
Oregon
Bernhard and
Laura Gantenbein Hagedorn
Cyrus Cambri
Record Street
M. R. Etchison and Son
Stine
John M. Covell
Orlando
Fla
Lewis E. Covell
Betty M. Copoulas
Arthur Wing
Clarence King
Harry King
Walter King
Martinsburg
W. Va
Helen Hartman
Annapolis
Blanche Hiltner
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison & Son
Ralph Franklin Dutrow
Rosabell G. Dutrow
Ford Road
North Market Street
Edwin 0. Wenck
Charlesville
John A. Dinterman
Peter Sicilia
J. L. Cretin
George W. Brachey
Austin Baumgardner
Douglas Santmyer
Frank Fitzgerald
William Baldin
Ray L. Martin
Rhodes T. Putman
William H. Humm
Frederick Fisher
Spencer C. Mercer
Emmett L. Shafer
United Church of ‘Christ
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Neljlie Virginia Jackson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Francis W. Phillips
Peoples Baptist Church
Arthur Rickwell
Robert Grimes
Robert Minnick
Elmer Buzzard
Melvin _ Cook
Richard Easterday
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison &, Son
Rizpah M. Trout
Claude C. Trout
Wilson Place
Calvary Methodist Church
Ralph M. Sharpe
Kings Daughter
Trout
Kenneth E. Troxell
Robert E. Trout
Forbes F. Burgess Jr
Charles N. Burgess
Christopher R. Burgess
Michael Mudd
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Martin Stine
West Seventh Street
Roy Edwards
Frederick County Seeks Community Input On Schools Recreation
Residents propose varied priorities from improved spelling and math to history instruction and school construction spending. Business leaders discuss golf course and country club, public swimming, teen facilities, adult entertainment, a civic center, a youth center, and a future park at Baughman’s Lane as needed enhancements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick
YMCA
Thomas Johnson School
Baughman’s Lane
Texas Memorial to be unveiled at Antietam Battlefield
A Texas memorial will be unveiled on Cornfield avenue near the Hagerstown Sharpsburg road with Cooper K. Ragan of Houston as main speaker. The ceremony includes a flag raised by a great-great niece of Francis Scott Key, patriotic selections by the South Hagerstown High School Band, and introductions including Miss Maryland of 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany A
Maryland Army National Guard
Antietam Battlefield
Cornfield Avenue
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg
Cooper K. Ragan
Houston
Texas Civil War Centennial monument on Antietam battlefield
A Texas Civil War Centennial monument was planned on the Antietam battlefield, the second Confederate tribute there. The first such monument was raised by Georgia early in the centennial. The text also notes the common assumption that Christ was 33 at the Crucifixion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Antietam
Georgia
Christ
Local fruit market ads and oyster notice in Frederick News-Post
A collage of ads lists baby shoes with a lifetime guarantee and after hours phone, hunting prohibition on Russell Fisher Farm land, apples Stayman York Windfalls prices, MOSER'S ORCHARD contact, sign prices for hunting, oysters at Johnny's Market, various orchard names Quyynn Orchards Theo Procter McCutcheon Apple Products with addresses and hours, all from Frederick News-Post notices. The page promotes farm produce, cider, preserves, and household appliances with multiple business names and contact numbers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John D. Horine
Ethel Elizabeth Leatherman Horine
John Daniel Horine
South Jefferson Street
Grace Ridgely
Willow Avenue
John W
Flora Elizabeth Gaver Leatherman
Helen Keller
Ruth Freeh
Port Clinton
Ohio
Horine
Merlin Garber
Ralph E. White
Lutheran Cemetery
Middletown
Robert E. Daily and
John H. Moser
Elizabeth Amelia Moser
Carroll County General Hospital
Ernest
Sally Baumgardner Rig Jer
Donald E
Emmitsburg
Claude H
John Roger
Harry Reaver
Mount Airy
Percey Rigler
Keysville
Grace (Covell
Grace J. (Covell
North Marlyn Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Erick County
James Albert
Rosa May
Pieanahine Wing
Irs
Charles Wheeler
Nannie Isabelle Wheeler
Charlies Wheeler
City Hospital
Edward
Isabelle Reed Hollis
Mary J. Moore
William B. Wigginton
Rosemont Kogelschatz
Coffman Funeral Home
Green Hill Cemetery
Jessie R. Matthews
Francis S. K. Matthews
Trinity Methodist
Keener Ellsworth Bankard
Uniontown
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
H. Austin Cooper
Dale Hylton
Atley Arbaugh
Philip S. Weller
Carl Elliott
Oscar Erb
Ralph M. Young
Walter Speicher
Pipe Creek
Guy L. Snarr
Bible Funeral Home
Myersville
William M. Brown
Donald Lynch
Cyrus Weddle
Guy Baker
Irvin Long
James Ecker
Glenn Browning
Zion Lutheran Cemetery
Harry B. Stauffer
Pape Nursing Home
Gettysburg
C. QO. Fuss and Son
Taneytown
Howard W. Miller
Franklin Fair
Harry Dougherty
Mervyn Fuss
William Stonesifer
Guss Shank
Ralph Shipley
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
Wilson Funeral Home
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Guy A. Ridenour
G. R
Split Rock
Stone Fire Place
Harry F. Rhoderick
Court St. Frederick
Maryland
Chauncey P. Cramer
Cozy Corner
Frederick, Md
Donald Leonard Oden Sr
Cozy Corner Cafe
South Market St. Frederick
Louis V. Myers JR
Ponton
W. St. St
Chrysler
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51
Board OF Education
Board OF Education OF
John L. Carnochan JR
L. Carnochan JR
Memoriam
Ford
James Ford
Cleo Ford
Kanode
Ralph Kanode Sr
O'Bryan
Katie Linton
the News
IGA Foodliner
East Street
IGA
Cappella
N. Market ST
U.S
Judy
Roof
Maynard Ramsburg
Izaak Walton
Betsy
Shipley’s Sporting Goods
Myers
Sylvia Pazdersky Myers
Paul R. Kolb
Alcoholics Anonymous Box
Sylvia
Woodsboro American Legion
Love, Mother & Daddy
Willide
ST. Paul Methodist
Laytonsville
Ecker
Ruth
Kathleen
Vada
Peace Meeting Citizens Truck CO
Charles E. Troxell
Little
Glade United Ch. of Christ
Walkersville
Moser’s
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
York
Stayman
Flanagan’s
Routzahn
Armstron
Fay
Wintow
Sherwin Williams CO
E. Patrick St
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Frederick M. Kemp
Roger
Russell Fisher
Appolds Road
Rocky Ridge
Clarence L. Sharp
Moser's Orchard
Frederick News-Post
North Court St
Diana
Johnny's Market
Apples
Stayman & Rome
Grimes & Delicious Quynn Orchards
Theo. G. Procter
McCutcheon Apple Products
Wisner Street
Stayman & Cortland Cider & Honey
MT. Orchard Thurmont
Rederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
George E. Baker
Buckeystown Meth
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