Ecker White Green Barber Stockdale Deaths Listed
Sterling Keefer Ecker 74 of New Windsor dies at Carroll County General Hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife Florence and five children and many grandchildren. Robert R. White 76, retired farmer of Doubs, dies at home after a lengthy illness. survivors include wife, son Edgar and two daughters. Edna Marie Green 69, formerly of Union Bridge, dies at Meadowview Nursing Home. six daughters and four sons among survivors. Elmer Sylvester Barber 56 of Westminster dies after extended illness. survived by wife Mary, brother, two sisters. Leana Stockdale 80 of Woodbine dies at Springfield State Hospital. daughter and son, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren survive. Services and burial details listed for each.
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Sterling K. Ecker
Sterling Keefer Ecker
Maple Avenue
New Windsor
Carroll County General Hospital
Frederick County
Dawson H
Grace Keefer Ecker
Sams Creek
Robert R. White
Doubs
Mr. White
Mary’l Bowings White
Frederick
James W
Mary Perrell White
Buckingham
Methodist
Edgar R. White
Point of Rocks
William A. Baker
Robert Fisher
Douwis Methodist Church
Frederick Memorial Park
Edna M. Green
Edna Marie Green
Union Bridge
Meadowview
Union Mills
Green
Robert L. Green Sr
Carroll County
Emanuel E
Sadie Black Blaxston
Lynwood Brethren Church
Frances Rowe
Mary Creager
Westminster
Reba Stertmahler
Zelda Reddy
Baltimore
Anna Green
Miami
Fla
Ella Trott
Oakland
Calif
Robert L
Paul Green
Cecil C. Green
Richard H. Green
Middleburg
Romaine Miller
Letha Bohn
Helen DeGroft
Eddie Blaxsten
Wilmington
Del
William Blaxsten
Elkton
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Hays Logan
Freeman Ankrum
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Elmer
Barber Elmer Sylvester Barber
Colonial Avenue
Mary Sherfey Barber
George C
Della Lippy Barber
Western Maryland College
Barber
Wakefield First Church of God
Harry C. Barber
Mildred Muller
Leana Stockdale
Woodbine
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Funeral Rites Held for Weybright in Thurmont
Mrs Anna Roger Weybright 73 of Thurmont died Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. She taught in West Virginia and attended Monocacy Church of the Brethren. Survived by husband D S Weybright daughter Mary Ruth Marcum and sons Daniel and Harold with many relatives. Burial at United Brethren Cemetery Thurmont followed calling hours at Creager Funeral Home.
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Anna R. Weybright
Anna Roger Weybright
D. Saylor Weybright
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
York
Weybright
John W
Lydia Aldinger Royer
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Columbia University
New York
Ww. V . Va
Dover
Paul Royer
Catherine Hess
Waynesboro
William Royer
Baton Rouge
Margaret Hahn
Emmitsburg
Marshall Royer
Las Vegas
Nev
Franklin Royer
Frederick
Creagereral
Elder
Marshall R. Wolfe
Elder c. O. Garner
United Brethren Cemetery
Leslie W. Dorsey
Beira C. Dorsey
Yellow Springs
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Warren C. Smith
Douglas Williams
Charles Spurrier
Frank Toth
Roger K. Lenhart
Willie Harris
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Myrtle M. Englar
Myrtle Marie Englar
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Mountain View Cemetery
Union Bridge
Emmitsburg Officials Tackle Water Use and Fire Risk
Emmitsburg, with about 5,000 residents and 3,000 Mount St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s students, relies on a shared water system. Water use exceeds 1 million gallons every three days, far above engineers’ 250,000 daily estimates after a new $130,000 treatment plant. Local official Flax warns a major blaze could devastate the town, as federal equipment loans support critical needs and a Toms Creek line awaits OCD inspection. The Camp Pioneer link over College Mountain should be finished in a week, with town crews handling the work.
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Toms Creek
OCD
Sick list and hospital notes from Frederick Memorial
Among the sick Charles Rhodes of Rocky Springs is convalescing after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Nellie Roderick near New Market entered Frederick Memorial for observation and treatment. Timothy Lee Wachter seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Donald Wachter North Market Street returned home from Frederick Memorial to convalesce for two to three weeks. Mr Benjamin Keilholtz of Middletown entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Australia has 525000 miles of roads.
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Charles Rhodes
Rocky Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nellie Roderick
New Market
Timothy Lee Wachter
Donald L. Wachter
North Market Street
Benjamin Keilholtz
Middletown
Dorsey Englar Frye Schnauffer Maul: Local Funerals
Funeral services were held for Leslie W. Dorsey Myrtle Englar Loy Frye Levin West Schnauffer James P Maul and Lillie Zimmerman across multiple Maryland locations. Burials followed at Mount Olivet Mountain View Park Heights Western Petersville and Frederick Memorial Park. Officials and pallbearers included Rev. Sharpe Althouse Miller Schnauffer Honorary pallbearers and Liberty Lodge members.
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Loy K. Frye
Loy Kermit Frye
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Feete Funeral Home
Brunswick
Ralph Miller
Stanley Wirts
Paul Mohler
Charles Forney
Calvin Grams
John Fleetwood
Eugene Walker
Park Heights
James P. Maul
James Percy Maul
Baltimore
Maryland Odd Fellows Home
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
William E. Lewis
Arbutus Methoe Church
Liberty Lodge 10
1.C.C.F
Liberty Lodge
Frank Long
Charles Foster
W. Greenwell
George Avey
Norris Pollack
Henry Benser
John Erikson
Earl Hoppman
Western Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Fishack Visited Key Lions Club Speaker From District 22 W
Charles D. Fishack Jr of Smithsburg served as honored guest and speaker at the Francis Scott Key Lions Club meeting. He reported on the district governor’s summer meeting in Los Angeles where eleven language interpreters were needed. Lions discussed service as a core objective, with notes on strength, needs, vitality, initiative, cooperation, and enthusiasm. Attendees included Jmes E. Gaver, Donald W. Bowser, and A. LaVerne Fogle. Football standings noted Colts over Rams, Lions over Giants, Bears over 49ers. Charter Night was set for Dec 14, and the next meeting is Nov 23 with Del William Houck as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Fishack Jr
Smithsburg
Lion District
Francis Scott Key Lions Club
Los Angeles
Fishack
Jmes E. Gaver
Donald W. Bowser
A. LaVerne Fogle
Colts
Rams
Lions
Giants
Bears
del William Houck
Arrests Dropped in Forgery Case at Magistrate Court
Two Baltimore men Benjamin Hardy and Albert Johnson Jr were arrested Nov 4 after attempting to pass a $105.33 check at Carmack's Grocery North Market Street. A car search yielded the forged check but was ruled illegal, and charges were dismissed at a preliminary hearing.
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Benjamin Hardy
Albert Johnson Jr
Baltimore
Carmack
North Market Street
Donald Lee
Tracey
West Seventh Street
Hardy
Cpl
Paul M. Carmack
Johnson
Frederick Robinson
Edwin F. Nikirk
F. Austin James
O Hardy
Stanley Y. Bennett
Birth Announcements for Barnes and Fothergill Families
Mr and Mrs Robert Allen Barnes of Wheaton formerly of Frederick announce the birth of their first child a son Michael Allen on November 10 Mrs Barnes is the former Nancy Eyler Mr and Mrs James T Fothergill of Miami Fla announce the birth of a daughter Jill Ann on Wednesday in Miami Mr Fothergill is the son of Dr and Mrs Leroy Fothergill There are about 640000000 the average US state email earthlike planets in our galaxy employee is paid 457 a month
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Robert Allen Barnes
Weaton
Frederick
Michael Allen
Barnes
Nancy Eyler
James T. Fathergill
Miami
Fla
Jill Ann
Fothergill
Ployee
Aluminum price hike rescinded by top producers
Washington AP reports Aluminum Co of America the nation’s leading producer and Reynolds Metals canceled Monday price increases after a week-long clash with the Johnson administration labeling the hikes inflationary Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp also raised prices but would consider next steps today A correction notes a rezoning request for the old Dougs School property filed by Mr and Mrs Charles A Ambush.
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Washington
Aluminum Co. of America
Reynolds Metals
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Lonsider
Charles A. Ambush
Dougs
Farm and estate auctions plus community notices in Maryland
Public notices from Maryland area papers advertise farm and farm machinery auctions near New Market and Damascus with dates November 12 and November 18 1965 led by auctioneers Glenn Trout James G. Trout Mehrle Wachter and NOH IFERT. Community events include turkey oyster ham dinners at Jefferson and Urbana schools Lions Club sale and various local sales and cookouts. Additional notices warn no hunting near Jackson Farm and announce hours for Fred News Post operations and local church bazaars.
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Rt. 144
Boyer’s Mill Road
New Market
Frederick
Maryland
Howard
Tom) Scheel
Mt. Airy
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Mehrle N. Wachter
Damascus
Noah C. Ifert
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Irvin S. Martin
Poplar Springs Cemetery
R. H. Chapman
Robert Henry Chapman
Washington D.C
F. Walker Chapman
Sheokstown Road
Monocacy Hall
Randolph Tenn
William Tillman
Nannie Cobb Chapman
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Memphis
F. A. A. Masons
Memhis Tenn
Roberta C. Watrous
Washington, D. C
N. Market St
Mt. Olivet
Australia
Africa
The
Congo
Zambia
Bechuanaland
Rhodesia
Britain
Jan Smith
Levin West Schnauffer
Rosemont
A. D. Salmon
Paul D. Eddy
St. Mark’s Cemetery
Petersville
William Deener
Harry Erickson
Leland Champion
George Bennet
Harwood Watson
Harry Nicholson
Stanley Meadows
G. Raymond Shipley
Parson Hickman
H Bodie
John Grahman
Charles A. Gross
Lillie I. Zimmerman
Lillie Irene Zimmerman
Etchison
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Natomia Council 38
Pocahontas
Velma Poole
Mildred Rhodes
Inez Winpigler
Isabelle iMay
Great Council of Maryland
Florence Travers
Charles E. .Lantz
George R. Callahan
Bernard E. Abrecht
Claude P., Hamburg
A. Frank Brashears
John L. Ponton
Jackson Farm
Jimtown
Turkey
Jefferson
Hall
Jefferson Comm
Carmack’s
Virginia
Orphans’ Court
Robert L. Shipley
Fredericktown Savings — Trust Company
Alton ¥. Bennett
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Plymouth Conn
Penna
Donald L. McSherry
Carlisle St
New Oxford
Martha Rebecca Rea
Martha K. Reynolds
Byron W. Thompson
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Bloomfield Parish Hall
Faith Church of
Charlesville
United
North Market St
Rodger
North Market St. Ext
Kresge
Sandy Spring
Murphy Farm
Jug Bridge
Harry W. T. Fouche
Zonta Club
Hotel Frederick
Emmert Bowlus
Charles W. Lough
Margaret E. Lough
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
Parsons Newman
Homas Meichelberger
Johnny’s Market
Wisconsin
U.S
Johnny's Market Ith & Market Sts
Pythian
Sister’s Temple
Oma C. Albaugh
Etchison Funeral Home
Fanny King
the News
Tuscarora Gun Club
Catoctin Fish & Game Protective Assoc. Grounds
Myersville
Coates Corner
Mt. Olive Orchard
Liberty
Orchard
Creagerstown Parish Hall
Thurs
Faithful Workers’ Society
Double
Shookstown
Woodsybillies
United Civic
Shavkstown
Myersville Vol. Fire Company
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
L.P
Jeffersonian Ladies Auxiliary
Democratic Club
George Stup
Civil Defense
C. L
Rocky Ridge
Howard W.ash, M
Taney Apartments
East St
A.P
Ponton’s
W. 5Th St
T.V
McClain Bros
Lawson Weller
Lions Club
Fall Bazaar Glade United Ch. of Christ
Walkersville
Frederick News-Post
North Court Street
Walkersville Fire CO
Burkittsville
Ruritan Club
Marshall Adalt Farm
Broadrun
Monthru
McCutcheon’s Apples Products
South Wisner St
Chris
High
Diana Shop
Stayman
Rome
Quynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill Rd
Flanagan
Thurmont, Md
Fuller Brush
Richard McBee
Beauty
York—Cider Pryor Orchard
Pryor Road
Sherwin Fred
Williams P
North Court St
Routzahn
South Market St
Ecker
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Mrederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
B.ath St
Dial
Nelson Tucker
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