Deaths of Mrs James R Grove Earlston C Brown Sr and Mrs Paul Young
Death notices from Hagerstown end list Mrs Helen L Grove 56 of Hagerstown James R Grove Sr two sons James R Grove and Charles Grove Falls Church VA sister Erma Waters brother Mehri Waters six grandchildren and burial at Resthaven Funeral at Mannich Hagerstown Rev Lawrence Strunk. Earlston C Brown 43 of Washington former Centerville resident died Frederick Memorial Hospital. Three children two daughters Antoinette and Felicia Brown and son Earlston C Brown Jr plus one grandchild sister four aunts and one uncle. Funeral at Ebenezer Methodist Centerville with burial in church cemetery. Vernie C Young 71 widow of Paul Sylvester Young died at Frederick Memorial Hospital with three daughters two sisters a brother six grandchildren four great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services at 106 E Church St and interment at St Luke's Cemetery Feagaville led by Rev Leo H Naughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Grove
Helen L. Grove
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Myersville
Clarence
Laura Brandenburg Waters
Middletown
Christ Reformed Church
James Rb, Grove Sr
James Rg. Grove
Charles C_ .Grove
Falls Church
Erma Waters
Mehri Waters
Minnich
Lawrence Strunk
Resthaven Cemetery
Earlston C, Brown SR
Earlston Carniss Brown
Washington
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Centerville
Margarite
Bryan Brown
Norris Brown
Ebeneezer Methodist Church
Brown’s
National Sheriff's Asso
Antoinette P. Brown
Felicia N. Brown
Earlston C. Brown Jr
Baltimore
Ernestine M. Brown
Hicks Funeral
Church
Paul
Young
Vernie C. Young
Paul Sylvester Young
Frederick County
David and
Clara Zimmerman Stockman
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
Thomas P. Green
Frederick
Bernard H. Culler
RFD
Edwin J. Wright
Mabel Stang
Washington, D.C
James Shaff
Charlottie Droneburg
Oscar Smith
Pearl] Stockman
James Ingram Sr
Charles Stockman
Jefferson
E. Church St
Leo H. Naughton
St. Luke’s Cemetery
Feagaville
Johnson proposals seek higher Social Security benefits
President Johnson outlined four basic proposals to Congress aimed at boosting Social Security. They include at least a 10 percent average benefit increase, a minimum $100 monthly benefit after 25 years of work, higher income for working retirees, and extended hospital and medical coverage for over one million disabled beneficiaries. Several senators expect Congress to approve and possibly expand these plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Johnson
Ramsburg Family Returns From Parade Graduation
Mr and Mrs Maurice Ramsburg and daughter Barbara Beachy of Frederick have returned home from Parris Island South Carolina where they attended the Marine Corps Recruit Training graduation of son and brother Maurice Ramsburg Jr Private Ramsburg is now stationed at Camp Lejeune North Carolina for advanced training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Ramsburg
Barbara Beachy
Frederick
Parris Island
S.C
Marine Corp
Maurice Ramsburg Jr
Ramsburg
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Funeral Notices for Eva Shipley Nannie Haugh and Reine Bowers
Funeral services were held for Mrs Eva L Shipley of Mount Airy at Pine Grove Chapel with Rev Maurice Vineyard officiating and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Mrs Nannie Dora Haugh of New Midway died Sunday and was laid to rest at Mt Hope Cemetery Woodsboro with Rev Donald A Haas presiding. Mrs Reine G Bowers plans changed to be held Thursday at Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eval Shipley
Eva L Shipley
Mount Airy
Pine Grove
Maurice Vineyard
Beavers
Edward Kim- Roland Welsh
Walter Rea
Walter K. Hood
Marshall ‘McDonough
Robert Lowman
Waltz Funeral Home
Winfield
Mannie D. Haugh
Reine C. Bowers
Reine G. Bowers
Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Poverty policy committee set to include affected members
Two months in effect to include amendments, a 60 day window for action. The Board of Directors gains authority to approve major policy decisions and must meet monthly. One third of directors should be poverty-affected individuals, with open membership. Debate centered on fair selection from poverty areas and the board proposing plan options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Board of Director
Children’s Aid Society Opens Teen Counseling Outlet
Children’s agencies helped build new friendships and a sense of belonging in the community. The Children’s Aid Society has become a stopover for teenagers with minor problems to talk over, says acting director Mrs. Elizabeth Dutrow. They view it as preventive action to solve problems before they start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Elizabeth
Students Demand Trial For Sukarno In Medan Protest
Thousands of students in Medan confront President Sukarno as troops guard the streets. They accuse him of guiding the last October attempted Communist coup and demand a trial. Police arrest several student leaders after a three hour protest following a provincial parliament accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Medan
Communist Party
Candidate Proposes Crime Control Plan
Baltimore AP William Dobb says if elected attorney general he will create a Crime Control Commission to advise on crime control programs. He, a Republican, charged that the Attorney General's Office has neglected crime prevention and that crime is running rampant with no guidance from the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William
Doub
Crime Control Commission
Lioness Charged Under Dallas Wild-Animal Ordinance
In Dallas Texas Simba the 600 pound African lioness owned by Wilson Brown was cited for violating the city’s wild-animal in cages ordinance after police spotted the animal roaming in Brown’s backyard. The incident marks the first time a city ordinance violation has been charged to an animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Wilson Brown
Simba
Brown
World population up 70 million amid food shortages
Rome AP reports the FAO says the world population rose by 70 million in the last year without more food. Global per capita food output fell 4 to 5 percent in most developing regions, sparking fears of a deeper hunger crisis and greater dependence on current harvests amid weather risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
B.R. Sen
North America
Near East
Soviet Union
China
Sen
Ballot Docket Sparks Constitutional Challenge Across Counties
James F. Messersmith reported uncertainty over ballot preparation and absentee mailouts amid a statewide dispute on residency requirements aimed at limiting nominations in Cecil and Wicomico Counties. The canvass later showed Bryson with 3,807 votes across ten counties vs Mehrl Wachter’s 33,798 in Frederick, finishing third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmcgle
Chunmiy Way
Exle
Cecil
Wicomico
James F. Messersmith
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
Beer Drinking Basset Hound Put To Sleep
Corning New York AP reports a basset hound famed for drinking beer at taverns on Market Street was struck by a car and euthanized. Owned by Houghton Jr board chairman of Corning Glass Works the dog had a long history of visiting pubs and accepting rides from cabbies or police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
N.Y
Market Street
Houghton Jr
Corning Glass Works
Henry
South Korea Sets 216000 for Johnson Visit Expenses
The South Korean cabinet approved a special expense of 216000 dollars for President Johnson's upcoming visit from October 31 to November 2. The allocation funds travel, security, and host duties connected to the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Korea
Seoul
South Korea
Johnson
Coast Guard probes perilous exile ferry disaster
The Miami Coast Guard reports 44 Cuban refugees went missing when a 24 foot blockade runner capsized during a hurricane. En route from Cuba, the boat carried 46 aboard. only captain Enrique Gonzalez survived. Four bodies recovered, another man later died. Exiles say refugees pay up to 1000 dollars, though operators deny fares. An exile named Juan says he has made five trips, aiding over 200 refugees. Ten flights weekly ferry refugees via U.S. financed airlift. draft-age men are barred from air travel, keeping ferry routes in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Inez
Cuba
Florida Straits
Coast Guard
Enrique Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Juan
Castro
U.S
Aussies View Viet Nam War Echo Johnson Visit
Australians hold mixed views on the Viet Nam conflict with some opposing the war and others arguing Australia must stay. About 4,300 Australian troops serve in South Vietnam, with 7,000 historically through Saigon. 73 killed, one missing, 327 wounded. Drafts affect older concerns. many favor volunteering, but debates persist amid anticipated protests during Johnson’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Viet Nam
New Guinea
America
Maritime Union backs Pressman for governor in Baltimore
The National Maritime Union of America AFL-CIO endorsed independent Hyman A. Pressman for governor. President Joseph Curran announced the support saying the union fights for equal job opportunities for all members and believes Pressman will continue that effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
National Maritime Union of America
Afl-Cio
Hyman A. Pressman
Joseph Curran
Pressman
Hot Line Halts Border Shooting in Kashmir
Indian and Pakistani army chiefs used a new hot line to stop four days of sporadic gunfire along the Kashmir border. It followed the Tashkent peace accord signed last January, marking the first major outbreak since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Pakistan
Tashkent
Soviet Union
Local NAACP Branch to Meet Thursday in Frederick
The Frederick County NAACP branch will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at Quinn A. M. E. Church 108 E Third St. The program includes finalizing plans for the second annual Freedom Fund Dinner Oct 30 at West Frederick Junior High, a vote turnout drive, a voter education clinic Nov 3, and the formation of a slate committee for officer candidates to be voted on at the December meeting. The meeting is open to members and others interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
NAACP
Quinn A. M. E
E. Third Street
Freedom Fund
West Frederick Junior High School
NASA Networks Plan Live Apollo Coverage
NBC News president William McAndrew says NASA assured NBC CBS and ABC of live TV of astronauts during the three man Apollo mission expected in December. A camera in the capsule will send pictures to Cape Kennedy and then to networks for broadcast limited to the Cape Kennedy area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William McAndrew
NBC News
McAndrew
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Indonesia Seeks U S Aid Ahead of Johnson Visit
Prime Minister Abdul Rahman announced he would ask President Johnson for aid to Indonesia during his Malaysia trip October 30 31 Rahman urged moves to rehabilitate Indonesia rather than merely celebrate escape from communism In Memoriam notices and a public notice outline a zoning hearing in Myersville Maryland scheduled for October 27 1966 at 8 00 PM at the Myersville Fire Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Abdul Rahman
Johnson
Indonesia
Rahman
Maryland
Myersville
Card of Thanks to Montgomery County Hospital Staff
Card of Thanks from Cardelia Nichols extends sincere gratitude to Dr. Gibson Dr. Corn and Dr. Boyer nurses aides and the Lions Club for gifts flowers and cards during illness at Montgomery County General Hospital Sandy Spring Md and after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Corn
Boyer
Molesworth Ambulance Ser
Rev
Depro
Lions Club
Montgomery County Gen. Hospital
Sandy Spring
Cardelia Nichols
Local FarmSale and Community Notices Hit Middletown Area
A sprawling list of farm auctions, meat sales, general store openings, and local event notices fills a Middletown area page. Highlights include a public sale October 27 1966 at the West end of Main St Middletown. a Burkittsville general store auction October 17. a 4-H beef sale and various parish suppers and meetings. The page also lists remodeling services, livestock sales in Walkersville and Frederick areas, and multiple advertisements for groceries, hardware, and local vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Middletown
Oae
Earl Joy
Emmett R. Bowlus
Horace M. Alexander
Burkittsville
Guyton’s
Emmett R. Bowius
H. M. Alexander
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Bryson Case
Maritime Union
Apollo
Memoriam
Lyles
Earl W. Lyles
Your Wife & Sons
Gladys, Irving & Elwood Lyles
Watkins
Addie Belle Watkins
Clayton K. Watkins
Sixes Bridge
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Locust Valley Market
Frederick Fair
Brosius Homes Corp
Call Brosius Homes Corp
Carrollton Drive
New Market District
New Market
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz
Trinity Methodist Church
Patrick St
Cappella
N. Market St
Wed
Tbs
Pan Raisin Buns
Asbury Methodist Church
Stauffer
Maud
Aaltje
Ruth
I Dixie
rAda
Rita
George C
Pauline E. Stauffer
Walkersville
A. Doty
Walkersville Fire Co
Rock Hall
Mi. S
Point of Rocks
Lilliand
Thompson's
General Merchandise
Cedar Grove
R. A
Helen Thompson
Marlow
5Th & Bentz Sts
World Book Encyclopedia and Childcraft
Constance Mercer
R. D. Hemp & Son Jefferson
Walkersville Methodist Church
John Deere
Harold R. Shankle
Fire Dept
Penneys
United Church OF Christ
Adamstown
United Brethren Church
2Nd St
Rodger's
Rodgers N. Market St
Morgan Horse Sale
Joselene Hills
Morgan Horse Farm
Frederick Co
Fair Grounds
Lyman Orcutt
West Newbury
Mass
John L. Ponton
Joseph Vona
Frederick, Md
Hill Crest
Cortland Catoctin Mountain
Imi
Thurmont
Paul R, Kolb
MOSER
Bath
McCutcheon
Apple Products
South Wisner Street
Hanting
North Court St
Charlotte’s
Charlottes Walkersvile
Routzahn
Budget Center
South Market St
Donald A. Reeser
New Market, Ma
Catharin H. Meadors
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Johnny's Market
Grimes Golden Cortland Cider
Pryor Orchards
Pryor Road
Nelson Tucker
Airline Steamship Local Ticket Office
Rover Travel Agency
S. Market
Astro
Ecker
N. Market Street
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Dial MO
Nhive
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