Deaths: Earlie L Wireman 74 Thurmont
Earlie L Wireman 74 of Thurmont died Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born in Frederick County to Albert and Caroline Feeser Wireman, he worked for Western Maryland Railroad 40 years retiring 12 years ago. Survived by wife Beulah Nunmaker Wireman son Paul B Wireman two daughters Florence Stunley Frances Motter 11 grandchildren five great grandchildren. Friends may visit Ger a ger Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Tuesday. services Thursday at 2 p.m. with Rev Kingsborough and Rev Krone officiating. interment Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont.
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Earlie L, Wireman
Earlie L. Wireman
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Albert and
Caroline Feeser Wireman
Western Maryland Railroad
I. O. C. Fy Lodge
Beulah Nunmaker
Wireman
Panl B
Florence Stunley
Frances Motter
Creager Funeral Home
Raymond Kingsborough
Harry Krone
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Funeral services for Denise L. Fauble
Funeral services for Denise L. Fauble who died today were conducted Monday by Rev. Ralph Miller at the residence of Mr and Mrs Arlington Ayres grandparents at Brunswick. Pallbearers were Joseph D. Nalley Mark Lee Anderson Kenneth Alcorn William Barkman Richard L. Rorbacker and Thomas Sacks. Interment was at Park Heights Cemetery Brunswick.
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Denise L, Fauble
Denise L. Fauble
Ralph Miller
Arlington Ayres
Grandprents
Brunswick
Joseph D. Nalley
Mark Lee Anderson
Kenneth Alcorn
William Barkman
Richard L. Rorbacker
Thomes Sacks
Park Heights Cemetery
Kennedy Seeks White House Conference on Indian Reform
Sen Edward Kennedy urged a White House conference to draft a reform blueprint for American Indians and backed creating a Senate human needs committee and reorganizing the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Indian Commissioner Louis Bruce opposed ending federal trusteeship and urged direct tribal funding and education control. Washington insiders note Nixon era policy restraint remains unlikely to end trusteeship.
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Albuquerque
Kennedy
Senate
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau
Interior Department
Indian Development Corporation
Massachusetts
Louis R. Bruce
Bruce
Nixon
Wisconsin
Oregon
Wendell Chino
Congress
New Mexico
Washington
NiLvon
Sick Miss Jolen Adams Recovers at Home After Surgery
Among The Sick Miss Jolen Adams of Rockville is recuperating at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Roland Adams of RFD following surgery at Holy Cross Hospital Silver Spring.
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Jolen Adams
Rockville
Mrs
Roland Adams
RFD
Holy Cross Hospital
Silver Spring
Miami Woman Patsy Evans Dies After Claimed 123 Years
Patsy Evans, who asserted a 123 year lifespan, died Monday in Miami after living there for four decades since her husband’s death. Born on a Jefferson Georgia plantation, she claimed to have fathered 19 children, four of whom survived her. She never drank and occasionally smoked a cigar, and spoke of finding life at about age ten when she “stepped over to Jesus.”
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Miami
Patsy Evans
Jefferson, Ga
Patsy
Two Car Collision Injures Drivers on Renner Road
Elizabeth Irene Caton of Biggs venue distracted by a dead animal along Renner Road near New Midway crossed the center line and hit a car operated by John Francis Stitely of LeGore. Caton sustained a jaw bruise while Stitely had a head bump. Property damage estimated at 500 to Caton’s car and 300 to Stitely’s vehicle. Police report six arrests in 24 hours including four motor vehicle charges and two assault and battery warrants with hearings set for October and November.
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Renner Road
New Midway
Tollee
Tie
Robert Conklin
Elizabeth Irene Caton
Biggs
John Francis Stitely
LeGore
Caton
Stitely
Miss Caton
Potomac Edison Company
Steve Thomas Conrad
RED J
Jackson S.C
Insanity Plea in Mosque Fire Trial
In Jerusalem Michael Denis Rohan's attorney admitted he set fire to Al Aksat Mosque on August 21 but claimed mental illness. The insanity plea failed to halt the trial as three Israeli judges ordered continued proceedings. The defense argued mental disease left him not lucid, while police linked the act to clearing the site for a Solomon's Temple rebuilding.
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Tunik
Ruban
Jerusalem
Solomon's Temple
Old Jerusalem
Mohammed
Temple
Trustee's Sale Nets $15,000 on Harmony Farm Sale
A 19 acre Harmony district parcel near Harmony sold for 15000 at a trustee sale this morning at the courthouse. Merle D and Jane L Balsam of Harmony bought the farm with a bank barn and small frame house once owned by Glenna C J Willerup known locally as the dog woman. Attorneys Herbert Rollins and William Wenner represented trustee Paul F Bitule.
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Jacks Son
Harmony
Merle D
Jane L. Balsam
Glenna C. J. Willerup
Herbert Rollins
William Wenner
Paul F. Bitule
County Officials Plan Meetings with Governor’s Envoy
County Commissioners will meet late this afternoon with a Thaison officer sent by Governor Marvin Mandel to coordinate state and local activities. Before that, they will hold an executive session with all department heads, with separate meetings for department heads arranged Monday.
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Marvin Mandel
Fonda
Seanton
Fred Miller Honored By Alpha Employees
Fred Miller honored at Bettys Restaurant with a testimonial dinner by Salaried Employees of Alpha Portland Cement Co. after 22 years as quarry foreman. He and his wife plan to retire to West Virginia. Glenn Relmel presided. several employees spoke. Crissie Shultz presented a watch and toaster waffle iron to the Millers.
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Fred Miller
Betty's
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Miller
West Virginia
Glenn Relmel
Frederick County
Dewey Cline
Bunny Brutto
Paul Funk
Willard Bischoff
Lynn Shaffer
Lewis Castelletti
Gerald Kraycik
Donald Haffle
Joy Family 33rd Reunion Held at Mt. Tabor Park
The Joy family reunion gathered 127 relatives and friends at Mt. Tabor Park Rocky Ridge on September 24. Officers elected included President Markwood Angleberger and Vice President Markell Main. prizes awarded for youngest and oldest relative, longest distance traveled, and a door prize. An entertainment program followed with singing and a joke, and many relatives listed as attendees.
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Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Joy
Markwood Angieberger
Beverly Summers
Oscar Joy
Charles Hert
Carroll Liebensperger
Markwood Angleberger
Markell Main
Ruth Ann Derr
Shirley Speak
Gloria Angleberger
Julie Ann Molter
RhedanaAngleberger
Ethel Speak
Melvin Main
Miami
Fla
Olie Anders
Neal Angleberger
Bruce Reeder
Osear Linton, Jr
Glen Kellholtz
Linda
Albert Leatherman
Rochelle
Marceline Lert
Donald Specht
Donnie
Wayne
James Wilson
Blaine
Wayne Walter
Julie Ann
Mitchell Bidle
Jeannette and
Jay
Robert Barnes
Mike
J. Anderson
Roy
Dale and
Jill
Norman Johnson
John
Mia
John Speak
Karen
Joey
Albert Smith
Roy Speak
Kevin
Dawn
Kenneth Angleberger
Neal
Sue
Whitehill Barnes
Thomas E. Joy
Judy Stambaugh
Kathy Dedmond
Leatha Young
Mrs Noble Lawson Returns From Hawaii Trip
Mrs Noble Lawson of 114 West 14th Street has returned home after a two week trip to Hawaii San Francisco and Las Vegas with friends.
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Noble Lawson
West 14Th Street
Hawaii
San Fransicio
Las Vegas
Deaf Shockleys Prove Inner Qualities Count Not Handicap
The Shockley family in Frederick emphasizes that deafness does not define people. Uriah Shockley Jr and Alfred Shockley hold professional roles near Dallas and Washington. Eight grandchildren are hearing. The community offers free sign language classes at the YMCA, with new Sunday services for the deaf, highlighting passion, education, and inclusion.
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Drew
Uriah Shockley Jr
Wolf Produce Co
Dallas
Tex
Corsicane
Alfred Shockley
Sheehy Ford Co
Washington, D.C
Harry R. Saners Jr
Sanders
Frederick City
Maryland National Bank
Shockley
Frederick
Maryland School For the Deaf
Shockleys
Earl Schomber
YMCA
North Frederick
Fay
News- Post
Uriah Shockley
Frederick teachers honored at Chamber banquet
More than 100 new Frederick County public school teachers will be welcomed at a Chamber of Commerce banquet. Highlights include an informal reception at Peter Pan Inn, entertainment by the Frederick County 94-voice Cat Octon n chorus, a slide presentation, and welcome remarks by Chamber president Charles M. Trubac and host committee chair Richard E. Diggs.
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Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Florence Guss
Peter Pan Inn
Frederick Courty
al Ropers
Charles M. Trubac
Richard E. 5
Diggs
Hood College Campus Day Weekend Highlights
Hood College hosts Campus Day Weekend with events across three days. The centerpiece is Saturdays 2:30 pm program in Hudson Auditorium featuring the Hood College Choir and a campus song contest awarding the annual trophy. A student faculty variety show repeats Saturday 6:30 pm. Sunday worship in Coffman Chapel at 10 am led by Chaplain James A. Smith Jr. and soloist Barbara Conrad concludes the weekend open to the public.
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Hood College
James A. Smith Jr
Barbara Conrad
Hood
Maryland State Draft Advisory Board meeting in Frederick
The Selective Service Youth Advisory Committee for Maryland met over the weekend at Local Draft Boards 45 and 46 on East Church Street Frederick for training. Members from Frostburg to Salisbury represented labor management students agriculture and minorities. The group stayed at the Red Horse Inn and thanked Frederick residents for hospitality.
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Selective Service Youth Advisory Committee For
Maryland
East Church Street
Frederick
James Lays Wi
Nixon
Frostburg
Salisbury
Selective Service
Harold M. Hersch
Marjorie V. White
Robert W. Ryan
James W. Ross
Cornelius Jones
John E. Wiles Jr
David G. Aydelaotte
Red Horse Inn
Potomac River Compact Hearings Set in October
The Committee on the Potomac River Basin Compact schedules the third public hearing for October 8 in Frederick at Winchester Hall at 8 30 p m and the fourth for October 9 in Leonardtown at the Court House at 8 30 p m Delegate William J Maine is mentioned in the文本.
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Frederick
Winchester Hall
Leonardtown
Court House
William J. Maine
Equity Court Sales Report Hearing in Frederick County
Court schedules October sessions to act on the 1949 report of sales in the Snyder vs Beatty Drye case. Wilbur Sheffield Jr and Co Cmon Works trustees report parcel sales totaling $33,000 and require publication in Frederick County newspapers for three weeks. Also notices several local classifieds and community notices including auctions and church events.
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Circuit Court
Eyecare County
Frances Catherina Snyder
Wilbur F. Shefflaid
C. Culton
Truetees
Mary T. Beatty
Florence W. Deeye
Robert C. Drye
Nuipand
Wilbur &, Sheffield
C. Clifton Wirts
Frederick County
Ellis C. Wachter
Wilbur F. Sheffield, JR
Sorlestar
Frederick
Maryland
Lis C, Wachter
Nison Sales
Frederck County
Frances Catherine Snyder Twilbur
Wilbur Fe. Shefherd
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Turkey and Oyster Supper at Mt Pleasant Community Hall
Community notices list a Turkey and Oyster Supper at Mt Pleasant Community Hall on October 11 from 4 p m with adult and child admission prices. Also advertised are tax preparation courses by H and R Block, local auctions, farm fruit stands, a pony club show, and various local services and sales in Frederick Maryland area.
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Mt. Pleasant Community Hall
United Methodist Church
Frederick Pony Club
Hamsville
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Leila Hooton
Crissie Shultz
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N. Market St
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Water St
Shepley
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Walkersville
Children's World Nursery
Woodshoro American Legion
Bartner’s Meats Market
Middletown, Md
Harlan S. Moen New Market
Paul R. Kolb
Eagles
Asbury Methodist Church
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Pete) Carpenter
Quinn Rd
Keller & Sons Home Improvement Service
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Frederick News
East Patrick Street
W. H. Spahr
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H & R Block
America
Market St
D.C
J. Austin Younkins
Mercer Real Estate
New Market
Bacilla
Pryor's
Pryor Road
Penton
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L.A
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Wisner
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Jonathan Red
Quynn
Reel's Mill Road
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Catgctin Mountain
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Rev. Bracken
Carroll Manor Ambulance
Etchison Funeral Home
IRA D. Johnson & Daughter
Smith
Libertytown Fire Hall
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Robert L. Engle
Willow Ave
Frederick, Me
Harley Young
Moving
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Keyser
Ercat
W. H. Whipp
Shankle & Son
Frederick Glass Shop
4Th
Ecker
Merchandise Mart
Shepley's
Henry
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B& W
Harry W. Hagan
E. Church St
Wickup & Delivery
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Frederick News Post
Fast
Patrick St
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