Deaths in Westminster area two seniors named Frizzell and Kepler
Carrie Bankart Frizzell 90 of New Market died Friday in a Westminster nursing home. Widow of Raymond L. Frizzell she was born in Carroll County and survived by a sister and many nieces and nephews. Arthur Koogle Kepler known as Kepress, 65, of Frederick County died Friday in a local hospital. He was a mechanic at Fort Detrick and survived by several nieces and nephews. Burial or memorial arrangements list Mt. Olivet Cemetery and Leister’s Cemetery near Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie B. Frizzell
Carrie Bankart Frizzell
New Market
Westminster
Raymond L. Frizzell
Carroll County
David J
Alverta Bankart
Aileene Turner
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
Edwin Ankeny
Sandy Mount Methodist Church
Leister’s Cemetery
Arthur K. Kepler
Arthur Koogle
W. Patrick St
Frederick County
Martin and
Cecilia Koogle Kepler
Pauline C. Shaw Kepler
Kepler
Fort Detrick
Aerie
Loyal Orders of Moose
E- Church St
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Mt. Olivet
Ritchison and Son
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Boyer Thomas
Mrs Mary Boyer Thomas died at her residence 304 West 12th Street. Services were held at Robert E Dailey and Son Funeral Home officiated by Rev Paul L Althouse pastor of Evangelical Re formed United Church of Christ. Casketbearers were Merril Boyer Robert Boyer Harry M Cramer Duval Sneadner John Arthur Summers and Raymond L Ford. Burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Thomas
Mary Boyer Thomas
West 12Th St
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Merril Boyer
Robert Boyer
Harry M. Cramer
Duval Sneadner
John Arthur Summers
Raymond L Ford
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Maryland hospital auxiliary workshop noted in Ocean City
Mrs. Harry C. Dash is recovering from a broken hip at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. G L Thomas Jr Mrs Clyde M Roney Sr and Mrs C Wilson Runkles attended The Maryland Association of Hospital Auxiliaries two day workshop in Ocean City to learn about the state organization and exchange ideas. NASA plans tests from Natal and Wallops Island to see if equatorial heat affects high altitude atmospheric stability using Nike-Cajun sounding rockets launched Sept 30 to Oct 1 20 to 60 miles up and studying winds temperatures densities and pressures at high altitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Dash
Seminole Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
G. L. Thomas, Jr
Clyde M. Roney
C. Wilson Runkles
Maryland Association of Hospital Auxiliaries
Ocean City
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Natal
Brazil
Wallops Island
Wallops
Unit Backs Power Of Condemnation
ANNAPOLI AP All state agencies should be given indirect powers to condemn land they need to acquire, says a special legislative committee investigating the State Department of Public Improvements. The committee requires Board of Public Works approval. Del. James C. Latham cites potential savings from reduced negotiations over land prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapoli
State Department of Public Improvements
Board of Public Works
Del
James C. Latham
D-Talbot
Art restorer buys painting believed to be Rubens
Toronto based restorer Harcourt Syms, 32, says he acquired a painting he believes is a Rubens work for under 25,000 dollars. He contends the piece, once owned by a Toronto family for about a century, could fetch up to 300,000 at auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Harcourt Syms
U.S. Casualties To Hit 5,000 In Viet Nam War Death Toll
U S forces face rising losses in Viet Nam with estimates of more than 5,000 U S battle deaths possible in 1966. For the week ending last Saturday American casualties totaled 741 with 99 U S and 87 Vietnamese dead, Saigon reports. Through Jan 1 this year 3,765 Americans had been killed and 6,944 Vietnamese. the death ratio rose to 58 percent since June 30. Military officials deny U S troops fight alone, noting Vietnamese forces suffer higher uncounted casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namese
Saigon
Defense Department
U.S
Community notices and sales ads across Maryland readouts
A dense page of community notices includes church events fundraisers and turkey oyster suppers from Adamstown to Walkersville plus numerous farm auctions and dairy cattle sales. Items list dates locations and contact points for benefits fairs auctions fire hall suppers and real estate listings with prices and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Brookhill Methodist Church
Farm and equipment auction notices from Frederick County Md
A dense list of farm auctions and sales throughout Frederick County Maryland from October 1966, selling dairy cattle and equipment, farm machinery, real estate, antiques, and miscellaneous goods. Notable entries include Brubaker Farm near Urbana, Morgan & Sons shop tools and four-acre real estate near Wolfsville, Wood’s antiques sale in Barnesville, Page Way Farms cattle near Frederick City, and Pennington milking herd dispersal near St James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffer Road
Walkersville
Zeus Burke
George C
Pauline E. Stauffer
A. Doty Remsburg
Bussard
Big Woods
Urbana
Frederick Co
Glenn A. Brubaker
Yamsville
Glenn Trout
Jas. G. Trout
Mehbrle N. Wachter
I. R. Morgan Planing & Woodworking Mill
Brandenburg Hollow Rd
Wolfsville
Barnesville
Mi. S. Hyattsville
Montgomery Co
Geo. T. and
Diana T. Wood Emmett R. Bowlus
Alexanders
William Pennington
St. James School
Washington Co
D.h.1.a
St. James
Doty Remsberg
Mgr
Remsberg
King & Mullendore
Auds
Damages Total $750 In Frederick Auto Accidents
Two Friday and Saturday crashes in Frederick caused $750 total damage to four vehicles. A Friday collision on East Patrick Street near South Carroll Street involved Charles D. Fulmer pulling from a parking spot and striking Donald L. Danner, with $220 total damage to both cars. A second crash at East and East Church Street involved George W. Hott and Sandra K. Baer, with $500 combined damage and no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
East Patrick Street
South Carroll Street
South Market Street
RFD 1
Knoxville
Charles D. Fulmer
S. Market St
Donald L. Danner
Danner
Fulmer
East
East Church Street
George William Hott
East Second Street
Sandra K. Baer
RFD
Hott
Baer
Maryland Republicans Rally Against Open Housing Stance
In a 1966 campaign speech Mahoney denounced the Democratic Party as seized by a minority and warned that Maryland could become the laughing stock of the nation. He urged Republicans to welcome disaffected Democratic voters and to defend responsible government and the Free State. The remarks framed the race as a fight over open housing and fundamental American ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steffey
Free State
Emmitsburg Names Hays Commissioner
Samuel C. Hays, owner of an Emmitsburg laundromat, was named by the town council to fill the unexpired term of Norman Flax as town commissioner. The 55 year old was elected unanimously at a special meeting. Hays previously led the Emmitsburg Water Company before its 1963 town takeover and will serve until 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Hays
Emmitsburg
Norman Flax
Burgess Guy A. Baker Jr
Hays
Flax
Baker
Edgewood Arsenal Construction Gets OK
Washington AP The Senate Appropriations Committee approved an additional 636000 for Edgewood Arsenal construction. The House has already approved 3293000 for various construction at the installation bringing the total to 3928000. The panel’s action funds an explosion chamber among other facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Edgewood Arsenal
House
Senate Committee
$2,800 Stolen From Frederick Insurance Firm
Frederick police report a burglary at United Insurance Company in the Pythian Castle Building on North Court Street. Between 1:30 and 2:30 p.m. robbers broke in while 16 employees were at lunch, stealing $100 in cash and $2,700 in checks from a cash box. adjacent Pocahontas Women of Red Men office also breached but nothing taken. Det. Sgt. Paul W. Mossburg leads the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Insurance Company
Pythian Castle
North Court Street
Frederick
L. Lewren Siebert
Insurance Company
Order of Pocahontas
Paul W. Mossburg
Scattered Frost Reported Across Frederick County
Frost touched multiple Frederick County towns on Friday with lows near freezing and frost on lawns and windshields. Unionville Thurmont Emmitsburg and New Market area residents reported frost as highs yesterday reached 65 degrees. The five day forecast calls for warmer today cooler tomorrow then a warm trend early next week with light rain expected Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Unionville
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
New Market Area
National Airport Weather Reporting
Weather Bureau
Mt Klyuchevskaya Erupts Again in Kamchatka
Moscow radio reports the 15,912 foot Mt Klyuchevskaya on the Kamchatka Peninsula erupts again after a Thursday night start. The volcano, the continent’s tallest active cone, lies south of the Bering Straits in the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Europe
Asia
Klyuchevskaya
Moscow Radio
Kamchatka Peninsula
Soviet Union
Bering Straits
Notices Invitation To Bid Braddock Heights Fire Co Sealed bids due Oct 10 1966
Braddock Heights Vol Fire Co invites sealed bids by 6 PM October 10 1966 for a 1946 Chevrolet 1 1/2 ton truck or a Hale 500 GPM pump unit or combined truck and pump unit. Trucks may be viewed at Jefferson Fire Hall Jefferson Md contact Merr Remsberg or Gordon Taylor for details. Bidder must provide full payment and remove within 30 days. The fire company may reject all bids. Authority Truck Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights Vol. Fire Co. Inc
Braddock Heights
Horace Z. Opel
Jefferson Fire Hall
Jefferson
Merr! Remsberg
Gordon Taylor
Braddock Heights Vol. Fire Co., Inc
Fire Co
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NASA
Rubens
Rhi
U. S
Memoriam
Bruchey
Carrie F. Bruchey
Jeffersonian Democrat Club
GRUBB
S & Rand
Morgan Horse Sale
Joselene Hills
Morgan Horse Farm
Young Stock Production Sale
Fair Grounds
Lyman Orcutt
West Newbury
Mass
John L. Ponton
Joseph Yona
Frederick, Md
Jefferson Blvd
Cherry Lane
Krother
Westinghouse
William Alban
Ponton
5Th St
Wringer & Auto
Pho
Ralph H. L. Potts
Bloomfield Parish Hall
Opossumtown Pike
Faith Church of
Charlesville
Hill Crest
MT. Pleasant Methodist Church
Mt. Pleasant Community Hall
Farm Bureau
Ballenger Community Hall
Rex Martin
North
Rev. Harper
Loretta Crum
Adamstown
United Church OF Christ
Brookside Ceramics
Rocky Springe Road
Orioles
Rosemont Ave
Libertytown
W.S.C.S
C. P. Handley Frederick
Rt. 2
Jas
G. Trout
Mehrle N. Wachter
Rock Hall
Point of Rocks
Lillian D. Stunkle
H. M. Alexander
Emmett R. Bowlus
Fitzgerald
Kelbaugh, Rd
Lords Acre
Old Wolfsville
Salem Eub Church Building Fund
Araby Methodist Church
Damascus Volunteer Fire Department
New Fire Hall
Rocky Ridge
Rocky Ridge Firemen
Graceham Moravian Church
Woodsboro Fire Hall
Woodsboro Fire Com., Inc
Jefferson Community Hall
Lutheran Church
Central Methodist Church
Linganore Grange
Walkersville Methodist Church
Mt. Olive Orchard
York No
Op Rt
Walkersville Fire Co
Sabillasville
Rt. 81
Debold Rd
Keiffer Green
Robert Meunier
New Midway
N. Frederick
Norval D. Haugh
Nannie D. Haugh
Alexander & Catshall
Catechin Fish & Game Protective Ass
Myersville, Md
Zeiler
N. Court St
Eston H. Hoffman
Woodsboro
Mt. Zion Haugh’s
Ladiesburg
Ead
Quynn
R. Morgan & Sons
Leslie J. Morgan
Emmert R. Bowlus
BR. M. Alexander
Marble Quarry Rd
Clemsonville Rd
Union Bridge
Walter E. Barnes
Mehrie N. Wachter
Mt. Pleasant
Trinity Methodist Church
Tuscarora’ Gun Club
Marlow’s
5Th & Bentz Sts
McCutcheon
Apple Products
Wisner Street
MOSER
C. L
McDevitts
Frederick Poodle Salon
Rodger's
New York Strip
Rodger’s
N. Market St
Lewistown
W.8.c
North Court St
Charlotte's
Charlottes Walkersvile
Parsons
North Market Street
Yellow Springs Lion's Club
Routzahn
Budget Center
South Market St
Donald A. Reeser
Moa
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Johnny's Market
Poles
Delicious Grimes Golden Cortland Cider Pryor Orchards
Nelson Tucker
Airline Steamship
Boyer Travel Agency
Astro Curve
Ecker
N. Market Street
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
F. 4Th
Edgewood Arsenal Construction
Frederick Insurance Firm
Mt. Klyuchevskaya
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