Obituaries for Carey Kaempf Rea and others in Adams County area
Mrs Olle May Carey 84 of Adamstown died at home of her daughter Mrs Walter Page. Surviving children include Edward Edward Carey Richard Carey and a daughter Mrs Page. Burial at St Pauls Cemetery Point of Rocks. Urvin Kaempf 73 Middletown farmer died at home. Survived by son Hubert Kaempf sister Elnora Beversdorf and a grandchild. Requiem Mass for Martha R Rea 94 Laytonsville will be at St Pauls Damascus with burial at Mount Olivet Frederick.
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SUIS
Ollie VW. Carey
Olle May Carey
Walter G. Page
Adamstown
Joseph H. Carey
Carey
Virginia
Edward F
Sarah Sheaffer Fry
United Church of Christ
Willing Workers
Carroll Manor Fire Company Ladies’ Auxiliary
E. Church St
Funeral
Henry Schaefer
Doubs Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Point of Rocks
Urvin O
Kaevmpf Urxin
Kaempf
Middletown
Mathilda Destinon Kaempf
Frederick
John
Meyer Kaempf
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Hubert Kaempf
Martha R. Rea
Etchison
Carroll Manor
Hyattsville
George H. Rea
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
St Paul's Church
Damascus
Mount Olivet
Missing Girl Believed In County Area
A $300 reward is offered for information on 16 year old Karen Ann Sinski daughter of William and Mrs Sinski of North Bradford Conn missing since Sept 3 The mother reports belief she may be in the Frederick area Karen is described as 5 6 125 pounds blue eyes dark blonde hair fair complexion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Ann Sinski
William C. Sinski
North Bradford
Conn
Frederick City
Ment
Frederick
Karen
Funeral notices for King Strine Fink and Luna 7 moon shot
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs. Alice M. King and Mrs. Lois C. Strine in Frederick with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery and local bearers. Foster F. Fink, 75, of Columbus Avenue, died in Frederick Memorial Hospital and services set for Friday at Middletown. multiple relatives survive. The Luna 7 Soviet moon shot, launched Monday, will land Friday around 1 am Moscow time, Tass reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. King
Frederick
M. RB. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Ralph W. Marsh
A. Austin Pearce
W. Douglas Zimmerman
W. Meredith $. Young
Joseph T. Griffin
Gene Gardner
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Lois C. Strine
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Strine
James Strine
Edgar R. Brownlow
John W. Molesworth III
James C. Werking
Ronald Tyergar
Foster F. Fink
Columbus Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rheuben
Tabitha Bell Fink
Church of Middletown
G. L. Baking Company
Kenneth Barron
Shepardstown
W. Va
Lewis Hargett
James Welty
Brunswick
Harold Fink
Middletown
Edward R. Fink
Clinton
John C. Fink
Amarillo
Tex
Ray L. Fink
Burkittsville
Robert Delauter
Tefferson
Gladhill
George Klinefelter
Locust Valley Church of God
Moscow
Tass
Two Guilty Of Breaking and Entering In Shamrock Tavern Theft
Two Frederick men, John L. Trent and Robert E. Wills, were found guilty in circuit court of breaking and entering and larceny for stealing beer cigarettes and meat valued at 79 dollars from the Shamrock Tavern on East South Street. They were released without bond pending background checks before sentencing. Det Sgt Paul W Mossburg said both admitted the robbery when questioned and most items were recovered at Trent's home with about 47 dollars of value returned.
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Frederick
Shamrock Tavern
East South Street
John L. Trent
Robert E. Wills
South Market Street
Robert E Clapp Jr
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
William W. Wenner
Library Teletype Expands Service Across County
The system speeds library requests from county libraries to the city library and on to Baltimore HQs. Mrs. Levinson and Mrs. Espeseth operate and maintain the teletypewriter with funds from Federal Library Services and Construction Act programs. Supplies and training are provided, and staff express amusement at the machine’s quirks as the moon shot topic looms in the headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
T. V. Levinson
County Services Department
David Espeseth
Miss Etchison
Federal Library Services and Construction
Area Contractor Electrocuted As Crane Hits Tension Wire
A 36 year old Frederick contractor died in Leesburg Virginia when a crane boom touched a high tension wire while laying storm drains for Tri County Asphalt. Herbert Humphries was pronounced dead at Loudoun Memorial Hospital at 1 15 pm. He was born in Shelby North Carolina and leaves a wife Kimberly Anne Humphries a daughter and three other children from a previous marriage. He was a member of Quinn AME Church and the Fron tiers of America Service Club. Funeral arrangements were set for Friday and Saturday with burial at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Leesburg
Herbert Humphries
Madison Street
Leesburgh
Tri-County Asphalt Company
Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Humphries
Veronica Thomas Humphries
Shelby
N.C
Raleigh
Ros
Eanna McDowell Humphries
Quinn A.mle. Church
Frontiers of America Service Club
Kimberly Anne Humphries
Hicks Funeral Home
West Patrick Street
Sunn Ame
Fairview Cemetery
Johnson to undergo gall bladder surgery delays presidential duties
President Johnson announced he would enter Bethesda Naval Hospital for gall bladder removal after X rays indicated a malfunctioning gall bladder with stones. He said the cabinet and White House staff would stay in contact, and Vice President Humphrey would act in his absence if needed, with Eisenhower previously consulted.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Ceme Ater
George G. Burkley
Tain
Washington
Burkley
James Cain
Mayo Clinic
Cain
Mayo
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Humphries
Eisenhower
Canal negotiators question OKs Panama canal treaty debate
The government bloc in the National Assembly reversed itself to allow Panama Canal negotiators to face questions from opposition deputies. The about-face followed the opposition's walkout in protest at excluding outside leaders from floor debate on the Sept. 24 Johnson Robles statement that the treaty would give Panama a stake in canal management and profits. Also noted is the Leaders Bible Class of Calvary Methodist Church meeting with Charles Myers presiding and local participants.
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Panama
National Assembly
Johnson
Marcos A. Robles
Leaders
Leaders Bible Class
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles Myers
Orville C. Bowersox
William Kreh
Charles Lochard Sr
Mathew Staley
Lee Richard
Delmas
Public Auction Of Household Goods On Old Route 40 A
A sale will be held Saturday October 9 1965 at 12 noon on old Route 40 A Braddock Mountain offering a broad mix of personal property from frames to furniture. Items include a Maytag washer Hotpoint stove freezer vacuum cleaner dishes beds radios and numerous household utensils. auctioneers Noll & Smith with clerk Leslie A Hutzell.
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Braddock Mountain
Siegler
Boston
Edaard Eigenbrode Noll
Stork Club closes doors after relocations and sale
New York AP reports the Stork Club, famed since Prohibition, did not reopen after last Saturday night and closed when East Street property was sold. Owner Sherman Billingsley unavailable. manager John Farrell said the club would relocate, though no new site has been found.
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New York
Stork Club
Sherman
Billingsley
John J. Farrell
Hillingsley
Farrell
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Bill D. Moyers
Joshua N. Corbin
America
Corbin
Carroll County
M. E. Jones
T. E. Bozeman
Miss M. E. Jones
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Miss Jones
Colombia
S.A
Bozeman
West Irian
New Guinea
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Bruce A. Bruchey Sr
East Eighth Street
J. Paul Delphey
M.Y. Stork Club
Memoriam
Beachley
Florence 5
Libertytown Methodist Church Hall
W.S.C.8
Sun
Inc. Tran
Harvey A. Harrington JR
South St
Walkersville
Jake Johnson
Hyattstown
Washington County Hospital
Marshall C. Ahalt
Frederick News
North Court St
Grimes, Stayman & York
Moser’s Orchards
Thurmont
Mt. Pleasant
H. A. Stottlemyer
Harry Trout
Rodger's
N. Market St. Eaxtd
Uniteds No
United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3
Stanley Y. Bennett
Sherwin Williams
Walkersville Fire CO
Shirley Rohn Road
Mt Airy
John A Nelson
Mt. Airy
Glenn
James G Trout
Merhle No
Wachter
Paul R
Kolb
Ken VieGrew
Gatthersburg, Md
Vstelle Woodbarnhart
DT Avenue
New Market Distrot Fire Co
the News
Frederick, Maryland
Our Fair Booth
Mildred Grime
East’ Second Street
R. H. Haines
Kenneth Barncord
Charles Street
Glenn Beard
Mt. Airy Farmers Co-Op
Ass'n Petroleum
South & Wisner Sts. Frederick
Esso Distibutors
Frederick Co
National Bank
Utica Women's League
Bethel
Busy Bees
Flint Hill Methodist
Park Mills Road
Lutheran CH
Libertytown
Frederick Hearing Ctr
W. South St
Ray's
Ray
June Dinterman
Rickman’s Grocery
Taney Apartments
Church of Transfiguration
Franklin Dill
Chestertown
Maryland
Cappello
Market St
U.S
American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Post No. 11 Legion Auxiliary
Urbana
Lord
Evangelical Reformed Church
W. Church St
C. L. Sharp
Rocky Ridge
Flanagan’s
McCutcheon
Apples
South Wisner St
WM. H.artes Contractor, Inc
Walkersithe
Knapp
Rob't
H. Wilson
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Globe Arbovitae
Rocky Ate
NBTA
S&h
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz Street
Walkersville Methodist Church
Jonathan Grimes
Quynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill Rd
Pryor Road
Cortland
MT. Orchard
Michigan Peat
Premier
Routzahn
South Market St
Ecker
North Market St
MOSER
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb. & Prop. Dain
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Prederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
Dial MO
Nelson Tucker
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