Death notices from Frederick area obituaries and services
Ralph Lester Brashear 42 of Tulip Hill died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Survived by wife Grace V Harshman Brashear and two children Denie and Nancy Rebecca. multiple siblings. funeral in New Market with interment at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. George W Hauver 63 of Foxville died at home. survived by wife Evelyn, three children, two grandsons, sister. services in Foxville. James Lee Wenner 37 of Brunswick died. survived by parents, sister, two children. funeral in Brunswick. Mary E Gaither 62 of Damascus died at Montgomery General Hospital. survived by sister Bertha, brothers Henry and Edward, foster son Leroy, church and club affiliations. services in Damascus. Andrew S Herring of Frederick died at Washington Hospital Center. survived by three sisters and one brother. arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lester Brashear
Grace V. Harshman Brashear
Tulip Hill
RFD
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick County
Ervin L
Frances Wolfe Brashear
Bush Creek
New Market
Catonsville
Hilda B. Free
Betty Waldschmidt
Bethesda
Mabel Heider
Frederick
Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home
North Market St
David Young
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Ralph L. Brashear
George W. Hauver
Foxville
Alvin W
Anna Fox Hauver
Mt. Moriah Lutheran Church
Department of Forest and Parks
Cunningham Falls
Evelyn Ridenour Hauver
Woodstock
Roberta Hauver
Washington, D. C
Martha Heck
Northeast
George We
Herman Heck
Ray Brandenburg
Creager
Thurmont
James Lee Wenner
Brunswick
Charles Lee
Anna Belle Wenner
Catherine Weddie
Peggy Lee
Dennis Allen
Barbara Ross
Leesburg
Feete Funeral Home
Ralph Miller
Lutheran
Lovellsville
Mary E. Gaither
Mary E. (Toots) Gaither
Damascus
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Lime Kiln
Percy Lee
Virgie Bell Gray
Eugene R. Gaither
Friendship United Methodist Church of
W.S.C.S
Order of
Friendship United Methodist Church
Church
Andrew S, Herring
Washington Hospital Center
Louise F, Herring
Arthur Doll
Nora Herring
St. Patrick’s Convent
Cumberland
George Edward Herring
M. R. Etchison and Son
FUNERALS FOR ROY C CUTSAIL AND DOROTHY E WARFIELD
Funeral services for Roy C Cutsail husband of Jane Davis Cutsail were held at Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev Carroll L Boyer officiating. Pallbearers listed and interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also funeral services for Dorothy E Warfield of Damascus were held with Rev Frank DePre and Rev James E Chance officiating. Pallbearers named and interment at Damascus Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Cutsail
Jane Davis Cutsail
Magnolia Avenue
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
Carroll L. Boyer
Robert W. Keeney
Richard C. C. Basford
William E. Baker
Donald Fadeley
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Dorothy E
Warfield
Dorothy E. Warfield
Damascus
Olin L. Molesworth
Frank Depre
James E. Chance
Kenneth Layton Jr
Paul B. Duvall
Edward B. Duvall
William C. Duvall
Miel Linthicum Jr
Walter C. Brown
Damascus Cemetery
Eastalco leader defends computers in business use
Sohara argues machines cannot replace humans, urge prudent use in small firms. He advises managerial reeducation in larger companies and teaches a graduate course at American University on systems designed for business operations while continuing Eastalco phase I planning and expansion analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohara
Lohara
American University
Eastalco
Blood Drive Seeks Walk-In Donors at Detrick Bloodmobile
Donors age 18 to 66 in good health and at least 130 pounds may give blood during registration hours. A doctor and trained nurses oversee donations and those with a Red Cross Donor Record card should bring it to each visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read Detrick
Red Cross
Hoover Seeks Aroused Citizens to Combat Police Slayings
In Washington FBI director J Ed Hoover urges an aroused citizenry and swift and certain punishment by courts to curb the rising assaults on policemen. He spoke in the October issue of the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin noting that the death of a law enforcement officer erodes the justice system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Law Enforcement Bulletin
Mathias Pushes for Potomac Canal Park Expansion
Senator Mathias urges federal action to create a canal park along the 184.5 mile Potomac stretch from Washington to Cumberland. He notes needs for public access, parking, picnics, ramps, and interpretive programs, with emphasis on protecting scenery and stabilizing major canal features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Service
Potomac River
Potomac
Mathias
Washington
Cumberland
House of Representatives
Air Academy Cadets Quit In Drug Case
Washington AP Five Air Force Academy cadets resigned this school year to avoid court martial on marijuana charges. Allegations involve 14 more students. investigation into marijuana and LSD use on the Colorado Springs campus. The Air Force says no academy wide probe is planned while noting 13 cadets had been dismissed in 15 years prior to 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force Academy
Air Force
Pentagon
Colorado Springs
Colo
Taxpayer lie meetings urge voter registration and district changes
The executive committee assists in organizing tax payer meetings and urges all voters to confirm registration. If moved districts and not re registered, you may still vote in current registered district. The Election Board at Winchester Hall is open until 8:30 p.m. Monday Oct 5 to change districts by phone at 663 8300. If not registered, go to Winchester Hall before Monday evening to register. Everyone's vote is important and needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Dailey
Winchester Hall
Election Board
Jury Frees Inmate Who Improved IQ
A Baltimore man, Carlos Daughterty, 43, won release from Patuxent Institution after a nine year stay for defective delinquents. He raised his IQ from 78 to 115, earned a high school education, became a portrait artist and musician, and completed electronics courses. Custodial staff praised his meritorious service and an official called him an excellent example of progress through the program. He was jailed in 1961 for molesting a 12 year old daughter, one of his three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimmore
Patuxent Institution
Carlos Daughterty
Daughterty
Daugherty
Patuxent
Middletown PTA Plans Meeting for 1970 71 Year
Middletown Elementary School PTA schedules its first meeting of the 1970 71 school year in the school auditorium on Monday October 5 at 730 PM. President Donald L Hoffman will outline plans. Teachers will present itineraries in homerooms. A social hour follows with Hospitality Committee refreshments. Membership drive underway. parents urged to join by sending dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Elementary School Pta
Donald L. Hoffman
PTA
Shirley MacLaine Award Upheld by California Supreme Court
The California Supreme Court ruled 6-1 that a $750,000 damage award to actress Shirley MacLaine from 20th Century-Fox was properly granted in a summary judgment. MacLaine sued the studio for failing to produce a movie musical titled Bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shirley MacLaine
20Th Century-Fox
California Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Nations Seek U.N. Action on Hijack Crisis
Fourteen nations submit a letter to U Thant urging the General Assembly to add an item on Aerial Hijacking. The move follows the release of six American hostages in Jordan amid Arab‑Israel tensions and reciprocal releases of Arab commandos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Asia
Europe
Latin America
U.N
U Thant
General Assembly
Jordan
United States
Britain
Switzerland
West Germany
Leila Khaled
Cairo
Local Tractor Sale At Vernon E Stop Company
The Vernon E Stop Company advertises Model B 207 E electric start tractors with 7 HP and 36 inch mowers at a sale price of 595.95, and Model B 210 electric start tractors with 10 HP and 42 inch mowers at 999.95. The sale runs Thursday to Saturday October 1 through 3 at Evergreen Point. Located at 863-3185 West Patrick St Frederick Md, the ad notes rental services for band or orchestra instruments at eight dollars plus a free music stand with reeds oils and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.P
Menchey Music Service
West Patrick St
Frederick
Budweiser Name Won By Anheuser Busch
AP reports a 65 year dispute over the Budweiser name ends with federal judge Louis Rosenberg granting Anheuser-Busch exclusive rights to the trademark. The ruling blocks DuBois Brewing Co of DuBois Pennsylvania from using the name. The struggle began in 1905 with prior agreements varying sale areas. The article shift also notes the first House election of a president by tie voting occurred in 1800, choosing Thomas Jefferson on the 36th ballot with Aaron Burr as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Louis Rosenberg
U.S
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch
DuBois Brewing Co
DuBois
House of Representatives
House
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Card of Thanks and Community Notices from Oct 1970
A collection of thanks to medical staff at Frederick Memorial Hospital plus clergy and friends, followed by a dense list of local notices. These include animal shelter ads, store promotions, church and community suppers, fire department events, and election registration hours for Winchester Hall with several Oct dates and times. Numerous local organizations and venues mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Camazo
Holtz
Mullen
Arnold
Frederick Memorial Hospital
WM. H Holton
Retired Carpenters Offer Home Repair And Remodeling Ads
A collage of classified items lists a retired carpenter and son seeking repair and remodeling work with phone numbers 293-2019 and 293-2677. The page also promotes local events at Hamilton's Mt Rest and Grace United Church of Christ, plus upcoming fundraisers, sales, auctions, and community notices across Maryland towns such as Myersville, Taneytown, and Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter & Son
Spring flowering bulbs and home decor ads mix in Frederick list
An eclectic Frederick News-Post page item features lawn and garden promotions from Treeland Nurseries and Meadowcrest Subdivision, plus various local services. The page boosts fall shopping for bulbs, local real estate, household services, and small ads for repairs, beauty, and consignment sales across Frederick and Thurmont, Maryland.
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Eastako
Air Academy
Taing Kauk
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Middletown
Clyde C. Wachter
Sherman Ave
Coxcomber
Wachter
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Carlos P. Romuto
The
Phillippines
Thant
Romuto
Delgates
France
Soviet Union
Charles W. Yost
Waldorf Towers
Senz Canal
Supreme Court
Vernon E
Evergreen Point
Budweiser
Gas House Pike
Border Collies, Collies & Others
Mary Carter
N. Market Street
Doubs
MD. Sum
Sexton’s
Hillcrest
Sun
Dickerson Methodist Church
Dickerson, Md
Burtner’s Meats Market
Maryland
Lewistown
Burkittsville Lutheran Parish Hall
Central United Methodist Church
Libertytown
Reynolds
Middlepoint Rd
Ellerton
Wolfsville
Bob Reynolds
Reliable Junk Co
Walkersville Vol. Fire Co
Board of Election
Hamilton
MT. Rest
Yellow Springs
Lions Community Hall
Grace United Church OF Christ
New Midway Fire Hall
Hietaaia
Myersville Fire Hall
Myersville Fire Co
Rocky Ridge Vol. Fire CO
Barbara Fritchie
Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
American Auction House
Rt. 40
Main’s Lane
Grimes Golden Apples Red Delicious
Jonathan Flanagan
McCutcheon
Apple Products
S. Wisner St
Hag
Apples Red Delicious & Cortland & Smoke House
Pryor's Orchard
Keyser
Henry
Fall Ecker
Reel’s Mill Road
East
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Mi. W
New Midway Pta
New Midway Elem
Meadowcrest Subdivision
Old Receiver Road
Shookstown
Crocker & Little Builders, Inc
Merchandise Mart
Eugene R. Jenkins
Patrick St. Frederick
Margaret’s Beauty Salon
S. Market &J
Casa Linda
Braddock Heights
Frederick News-Post
Eyler
H. D
Woodsboro
Sherwin Williams
E. Patrick St
Shepley
CBS Electric Co
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
Shepley's
Frederick Glass Shop
E. 4Th Street
Sutely
Woodrow
Bill) Amerson
East Patrick
M. Tos P.M
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