Deaths of D. L. Alger and others in Frederick area
Obituaries from Frederick area list Deetus LEO ALGER age 67 of Plane 4 who died in Baltimore after a Virginia birth. Survived by wife Lucy M. Alger and daughter Dorothy Naill. services Sunday at Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home and burial in Marvin Chapel Cemetery. Also listed are Elizabeth Berger 85 of Walkersville dies at daughter’s home. Benedict H German Sr. 83 of Ellicott City. David N Hardman 77 of Frederick. Charles A Pyles 64 of Urbana. Bessie N Putman 52 of Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Alger
Baltimore
Virginia
Martha Alger
Lucy M. Alger
Dorothy Naill
Lynwood Alger
Rose Courtney
Charles Town
W. Va
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Marvin Chapel Cemetery
Plane 4
John F. Burger
Elizabeth Burger
John F. Berger
Herman Ricketts
RFD 1
Thurmont
Berger
Washington County
Jacob and
Louisa Schmitts Wiles
William F. Burger
Knoxville
Jacob F. Burger
Union Bridge
Leon
Etchinton
E. Church St
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Benedict H. German
Benedict Henry German Sr
Howard County
St. Paul’s Church
Ellicott City
German
Vincent Slade
Slade
Everett Fralin
Woodstock
Robert McCullough
Joseph W. German
B. Henry German Jr
David N. Hardman
David Nelson Hardman
E. South St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William and
Sarah (Turner) Hardman
St. John’s Catholic Church
Qx Fibre Brush Company
Iva J. (Smith) Hardman
John W. Hardman
Yellow Springs
Charles L. Hardman
Frederick
Herman A. diBrandi
Etchison Funeral
E. FE. Church St
St. John’s Church
Mount Olivet
Frederick County Cancer Society
Frederick R
Mary M. Mort
Lewistown
Creager
Charles A. Pollard
United Brethren
Obituary notices from Maryland deaths announced
Several local obituaries report deaths and forthcoming funeral services. Eva M. Sines 77 of Middletown, survived by husband Harry, four daughters and three sons, plus extensive descendants, funeral at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown. William L. Stambaugh 61 formerly Walkersville, died in Washington with survivors including wife Marguerite and three daughters, funeral at DeVol Funeral Home Monday. Includes earlier funeral notices for a Thurmont resident and a Lewistown connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sines
Eva M. Sines
Middletown
Harry M. Sines
Roy Adkins
Union Bridge
Hubert Beachley
Frederick
Elmer Funk
Myersville
Ira Baer
Frederick Junction
Harry R
Hagerstown
Millard H
Albert L
Boonsboro
Gertie Summers
Woodsboro
Letha Smith
Gladhill Funeral Home
Paul Freeman
Lutheran Cemetery
William L. Stambaugh
Walkersville
Washington
Stambaugh
Henry Stambaugh
Marguerite Biddinger Stambaugh
Pauline Virginia King
Charlotte Howdyshell
Betty Jane Beckler
Funerals Held for Spurlock Specht Wise in Maryland
Funeral services were held for infant Daniel Lee Spurlock of Monrovia at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mary Bertha Specht of Doubs and 279 West Fifth Street died midweek and were buried after services led by Rev. Henry E. Schaefer. Florence A. Wise aged 84 of Middletown died at Spring Grove Hospital Catonsville. service by Rev. George Kinnefelter followed by burial in Reformed Cemetery. Surviving relatives listed include Judith Spurlock, Gibbs, and Ke efauver family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L. Spurlock
Mount Olivet
Daniel Lee Spurlock
George D
Judith Irene Spurlock
Monrovia
Austin Cooper
Bush Creek Church of the Brethren
David M. Specht
Mary Bertha Specht
West Fifth Street
Doubs
Etchison Funeral Home
Henry E. Schaefer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Allen E. Hawker
Elmer Brown
Raymond R. Basford
Edward C. Carey
James W. Titus
Meredith Hickman
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frank Wise
Florence A. Wise
Middletown
Spring Grove Hospital
Catonsville
Samuel
Emma Fink Kefauver
Rose Gibbs
Washington
Roland Huffer
Braddock
Roy Kefauver
Laurel
Gladhill Funeral Home
George Kinnefelter
Reformed Cemetery
Reddles Return Home To Florida From Frederick Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reddle returned to their Fort Pierce home after ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hann on North Market Street. In Frederick they visited their daughter Mrs. George Smith on Monroe Avenue and then spent a few days with Mr. Reddle's brother Victor Reddle in Falls Church Virginia. The couple formerly lived in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Reddle
Fort Pierce
Fla
Paul W. Hann
North Market Street
Frederick
Mrs. Reddle
George Smith
Monroe Avenue
Mr. Reddle
Victor Reddle
Falls Church
Kids, Inc. To Have Dance at Fort Detrick Club
Kids Inc a Frederick nonprofit hosts its first anniversary dance at the Fort Detrick Officers Club on December 4 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets at the door. Music by Bill Krantz and his orchestra. Dance committee includes Mrs Dean Kratzer Mrs Theodore Dutrow Miss Mary Monahan and Paul Mossburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kids, Inc
Fort Detrick
Bill Krantz
Dean Kratzer
Theodore Dutrow
Mary Monahan
Paul Mossburg
Frederick
Kids Inc
Fort Detrick Officers Club
Fort Detrick Scientists Earn Public Health Board Diplomate Honors
Two Fort Detrick scientists, Dr. Martha K. Ward and Dr. Robert Goodlow, were named Diplomates in Public Health and Medical Laboratory Bacteriology by the American Board of Microbiology. ABM chairman Dr. H. O. Halvorson announced the honors, citing their high competency in this science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
American Board of Microbiology
Martha K. Ward
Army Bacteriology
Robert Goodlow
H. O. Halvorson
University of Illinois
Urbana, Ill
ABM
Local residents receive hospital updates
Among the sick Mrs Harry Rippeon of Walkersville entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on November 18 and had major surgery on November 20. She has returned home to recuperate. Mrs Holton Staley returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery. Mr Harvey H Working was moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Washington County Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs Doris Cupino returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after five days of treatment. Richard Duvall of New Market remains in serious condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a tractor accident in a Bernard McClain farm disposal pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rippeon
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Holton Staley
Military Road
Harvey H. Working
Near Woodsboro
Washington County Hospital
Doris Cupino
West South Street
James Cupino
Richard Duvall
New Market
Bernard McClain
Trial garbage operation under special alderman permission
The article describes a temporary garbage collection trial approved by the Board of Aldermen. It notes wind and rain damage from cardboard boxes, the role of the street sweeper and garbage workers, and urges merchants to wrap trash and use covered containers and tied boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Mariner 4 to Reach Mars with 22 Photo Burst
The Mariner 4 spacecraft will capture 22 images during a 30 minute near encounter next July and store them on magnetic tape for later transmission over a 10 to 20 day period after flyby. Transmission time for a single picture is about nine hours across 150 million miles. The crude photos are expected to be 50 times clearer than Earth’s best, possibly revealing features as small as a mile and shedding light on Mars canals and other surface mysteries. The mission also aims to send data on radiation magnetic fields cosmic dust and space properties throughout the voyage near Mars. Launch, originally planned for Friday, was delayed due to communications problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariner 4
Earth
Mars
Frederick Christmas Lights Open Season Downtown
Mayor E Paul Magaha officially switched on the Downtown Frederick and Frederick Shopping Center Golden Glow decorations marking the start of the holiday season. He urged a return to the true spirit of Christmas as crowds applauded the downtown and shopping center displays. The Frederick High School band accompanied ceremonies with traditional carols and Downtown Frederick Association members hosted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Magaha
Robert Doster
Ellsworth McGaha
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
West Church Street
Charles Forsman
Evelyn Shelhorse
Shopping
Merchants’ Association
Personal notices list travels and visits around town
Mrs. Shirley Schuettinger of Boyer Travel Agency just returned from an Agents Familiarization Tour in Jamaica and stayed at the Colony Hotel in Montego Bay. Paul W. Hann came home from a week hunting in Monteray Virginia. Bruce A. Houck returned home after deer hunting in Virginia with a four point buck. SP-5 and Mrs. David R. Fox visit with Mrs. Fox’s parents on East Sixth Street before reporting to Fort Richardson Alaska. Fox is son of Delmar D. Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Martz of Mountaindale visited the Rev and Mrs. L. Samuel Martz at Turkey Point for Thanksgiving. Mr. Martz pastors Calvert County’s First Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leatherman of Eau Gallie Florida visit their son and daughter-in-law at 3181 West College Terrace. The visitors are winter residents of Florida, here for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Schuettinger
Boyer Travel Agency
Jamaica
Schuettinger
Colony Hotel
Montego Bay
Paul W. Hann
North Market Street
Monteray
Bruce A. Houck
East Sixth Street
Virginia
SP-5
David R. Fox
L. Samuel Martz
Turkey Point
Martz
First Baptist Church
Calvert County
Roy Leatherman
Eau Gallie
Florida
Donald Leatherman
West College Terrace
Embassy Riots and Police Clashes Highlight Tensions
Students attacked the British and American embassies amid unrest as police dispersed crowds. In Ascension Island a staging area for Belgian paratroopers caused tension with the Congo incident. At the University of Maryland three hundred forty high school seniors gained fall admission. A 1959 coupe was stolen from in front of a church in Emmitsburg between 8:30 p.m. and 1:45 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Trevelyan
Congo
Ascension Island
U.S
University of Maryland
G. Watson Algire
Maryland
Emmitsburg
Marguerite L. Hayden
RFD 7
Westminster
Fourth Escaped Convict Recaptured
The fourth of seven convicts who escaped from the Washington State Penitentiary was captured Friday night in a stolen truck south of Colfax. Arthur St Peter 39 an habitual criminal from Seattle was armed when apprehended near a roadblock. Another escapee was nabbed in Portland after a tip and Neil C Walte 28 remained in custody at a hotel. Captures earlier included Harold Oscar Thomas 40 and Richard Eugene Loux 29 in Payette Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
Wash
Washington State Penitentiary
Here
Mike Humphreys
Arthur St. Peter
Walla Walla Institution
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Neil C. Walte
Payette
Idaho
Harold
Oscar Thomas
Richard Eugene Loux
Blanche & Associates Employees Get Bonus
Ernest E Blanche & Associates reports its ninth consecutive Christmas bonus for 140 employees at the Kensington and Frederick offices. The payout uses a tenure based formula: three percent for three plus years, two percent for two to three, one and a half percent for one to two, and one percent for under one year. The staff includes statisticians, programmers, operators, keypunchers, clerical and administrative personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Blanche & Associates
Kensington and Frederick
Blanche
Butlers Return To Missouri From Viet Nam Tour
Mrs. Robert W. Butler and children Della Dona Jo and Bobbie have returned to her parents in Missouri after two months with Capt. Butler’s parents. They stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Snider in Springfield. Capt. Butler is stationed in Viet Nam with the United States Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Butler
Della
Dona Jo
Bobbie
Mrs. Butler
Missouri
Capt. Butler
Paul W. Butler
Pearl Street
Butler
Kermit Snider
Springfield
Viet Nam
United States Army
Frederick
Bridge Scores at Cozy Restaurant Recap Du plicate Winners
Members of the Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club played at Cozy Restaurant in Thurmont on Wednesday evening. North-South winners were Jack Grundy and spouse, with second place to Mrs. William Houck and Mrs. Lee Saylor, and third to Mrs. Benambiotte and Harold Hess. East-West winners were Alfred Myers and spouse in first, with William Benjamin and another partner taking second. In Memoriam Rice Obituary Note honors Hattie M. Rice, died thirty years ago on November 29, 1934, signed by OSCAR H. RICE and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Rice
Hattie M. Rice
Harpers Ferry Girl at 4-H Congress
Miss Ann Wilt of Harpers Ferry represents Shepherd College at the 43rd National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Sponsored by Montgomery Ward, she will compete for West Virginia in home economics and plans a social work career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Wilt
Harpers Ferry
Shepherd College
Chicago
Thorton Wilt
Bolivar Heights
Miss Wilt
Montgomery Ward
West Virginia
Shepherd
Local Public Auctions and Sales in Maryland and Nearby Areas
Multiple public sale notices list auctions at locations in Urbana Walkersville Frederick County and Middleburg with dates December 5 1964 March 19 1965 February 16 17 1965 and December 2 1964. Entries name auctioneers clerks and sale items including farm machinery livestock Holstein cows household furniture and a late Elsie K Wolfe estate. Local businesses advertise clothing hardware and groceries alongside auction notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fingerboard Road
Route 80
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Maryland
Charles E. Collins
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Walkersville
Mehrle N. Wachter
Repp Rd
Johnsville
Union Bridge
Frederick County
Walter H. Horman
Uniontown Road
Middleburg
Carroll Co
Henry R. Morningstar
Doty Remsburg
Ralph Weybright
Sidney Lease
George Street
Charles C. Breighner
Orphan’s Court of
West College Terrace
Frederick City
Elsie K. Wolfe
Benjamin L. Shuff
Null & Smith
Delbert S. Null
George Witham Smith
Auds
Wachter & Hulzell
Clerks
Community and charity events across Frederick County
A digest of town notices lists roast beef and fried chicken suppers at Myersville Fire Hall, dances and door prizes in Lewistown, Kids Inc anniversary at Fort Detrick Officers Club, rummage sales, and an auction directory. It covers church bazaars, dinners, bingo nights, and civic group activities with dates, venues, prices, and contacts throughout Maryland towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville Fire Hall
Local ads and notices from Frederick County area sales
A collage of classifieds and notices including sale items for fencing wire and posts, trumps, farm equipment, beauty services, dog and cat supplies, or charters. Community events list a quarterly meeting for a local firemen’s association and shooting match details. Also contains business ads for home improvement, apples, cider, and local stores.
Unclear Next Week Game at Cozy Restaurant
The text mentions individuals including Mrs. Arthur Strube and Nathan Jacobson with Col. Glenn Wilhide and Mrs. Ila O Connor and Mrs. Mary Famous. It notes a tie for first and fourth and a game next week at Cozy Restaurant starting at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Strube
Hed
Nathan Jacobson
Glenn Wilhide
Ila O’connor
Mary Famous
Cozy
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Deetus
Charles A. Pyles
Charles Artie Pyles
Meadow Road
Rfc G. Frederick
William Wallace
Laura
Droneburg) Pyles
Urbana Methodist Church
Pyles
Mary Margaret (Carpenter) Pyles
Charles R
Wayne A. Pyles
Pinkney Eaves
Ft. Belvoir
Gary Abram
Braddock Heights
Nettie Baethlew
Etchison
East Church Street
Bessie N. Putman
Charles C. Putman
Reddles
Robert J. Goodrow
Mariner
Mayor Magada
Blanche & Associates
Butlers
You
Oscar H. Rice
Barbie & Kendall Clothes
American Legion Home
Marlow
Bentz
F.O.E
Eagle Home
Tally-Ho Tack Shop
Biggs Avenue
SOLAR
N. Market St
Carhardt
Walker’ Orchards
Mt. Airy
Raggedy Ann
Andy
Washington St
Henry K
Poss Middletown
Lewistown Citizens Assoc
TANEY
Jobs Daughters
Ponton
5Th St
B.R
D.R
Sun
East St
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Winchester
Winchester Hall
KEY Chevrolet Sales Inc
East Patrick St. Frederick
Mon
A.A.P
S. Market ST
Ladies Aux. JR. Fire CO
The
News-Post Business Office
Yellow Springs Lions Club
Paul R. Kolb
Dance Democratic Club
Pete
Leo
Ray
Woodsboro Fire Hall
Woodsboro Fire Co
Mt. Pleasant McDevitt
Meadow
Mt. Pleasant Ruritan Club
Elias Lutheran Church
E. Patrick St
Angus Food CO
Jefferson St
Frederick County Products Inc
Dan Hubbard
Wallce
Smitty's
Catoctin Fish and Game Protective Assoc
Canada Hill Road
Arcoa
Little's Beauty Shop
Steward Sunbeam
Farmers Supply CO
South Carroll St. Frederick, Md
McCutcheon’s
Apple Products
Wisner ST
Ecker’s Beauty Salon
North Market St
Russell Fisher
Appolds Road
Rocky Ridge
Clarence L. Sharp
MOSER
Woodrow
Bill
Arnerbot
Rome
Flanagan’s
Routzahn
South Market St
Frederick News-Post
North Court St
Danny’s Market
McCutcheon Apple Products
Wisner Street
Red
Golden Delicious
Stayman & Cortland Cider & Honey
MT. Orchard Fhurmont
Trederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
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