Deaths of Dorothy Green and others in region
Obituaries for Dorothy J. Green 53 of near Libertytown and several other local figures. Details include survivors, church affiliations, burial plans, and funeral arrangements across Frederick, Libertytown, Thurmont, and Waynesboro areas. Names appear: Atlee E. Green, Annie E. Smith, Raymond O. Smith, Margaret Green, Doris Fogle, Wilton C. Smith, Frances Summers, Rosaline Hamilton, Charles Fogle, Susan Fogle, William Wilson Heffner, Blanche E. Heffner, Eugene E. Heffner, Rosa Jacobs Heffner, Elizabeth Smith Engel, Beverly Johnson, Richard D. Engel, Phyllis Ledford, Michael Engel, Amos Jacob Harshman, Beathie Wolf Harshman, Leroy B. Harshman, Melvin L. Harshman, Claude Baker, relatives from Mount Olivet, Old Baltimore, Rouzerville, and Harbaugh Cemetery. Burial and service details at Chapel Lutheran Church near Libertytown, Mount Olivet Cemetery, and local funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy J. Green
Libertytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Atlee E. Green
Margaret M. Green
Doris F. Fogle
Near Liberty
Wilton C. Smith
Thurmont
Frances Summers
Near Frederick
Rosaline Hamilton
Charles
Susan Fogle
Barton’ Funeral
Walkersville
Chapel Lutheran Church Near
Liberty
Donald A. Haas
William W. Heffner
William Wilson Heffner
Blanche E. Heffner
Key Ave
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Frederick
Eugene E
Rosa Jacobs Heffner
Charles Heffner
Rose Layman
Bertha Pickett
Evelyn Delcoise
Lancaster
Heffner
B & O Railroad
Roebert E. Dailey and Son
N. Market St
Funeral
Mount Olivet
George D. Engel
George Donald Engel
Baltimore
Bessie Hammack Engle
George W. Engel
L. Elizabeth Smith Engel
Beverly Johnson
Richard D. Engel
Phyllis Ledford
Mt. Airy
Michael Engel
Amos J. Harshman
Amos Jacob Harshman
Waynesboro
Mr. Harshman
Springfield
Ohio
Gideon
Mary Cornwell Harshman
Routerville
Rouzerville
Grove Funeral Home
D. Perry Bucke
Harbaugh Cemetery
Frank S. Perham
Frank Stuart Perham
Marie Thompson Perham
Etchison Funeral Home
Robert Grumbine
Grace Episcopal Church
New Market
Donald M. Fadeley
William Baker
Richard Basford
A. W. Coran
Robert A. Kline
Robert Studebaker
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Syria Recruits Civilian Army for Defense Against Israel
Damascus government begins mobilizing civilians as a volunteer defense force against Israel while signaling private assurances to curb terrorist raids. Assifa- Forces of the Tempest commandos operating from Syria trigger UN Security Council debate and rising tensions that risk wider war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Israel
Assifa
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Richve
Funeral services for Bernard A Crutchley held at Etchison
Funeral services for Bernard A Crutchley husband of Dorothy Crutchley were scheduled after his death Sunday with prayers at Etchison Funeral Home and a requiem mass at St John’s Catholic Church. Burial followed at Resthaven Memorial Gardens. Viewing times were set for Thursday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanagd A. Crutchley
Bernard A. Crutchley
Dorothy Bader Crutchley
Etchison
E. Church St
St. John's Catholic Church
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Frederick
Albert H. Danner JR
Albert Henry Danner Jr
Brunswick
Feete
Ralph Miller
Brunswick Lutheran Church
St. Mark’s Cemetery
Petersville
Steadman-Keenan American Legion Post
Congress moves major bills toward final action
Washington AP report states Congress pressed major bills toward completion with adjournment likely by Saturday. Key items include a 1.75 billion antipoverty measure, a 1.26 billion demonstration cities bill, and packaging and labeling reform. House action includes a compromise antipoverty bill and a final vote on a demonstration cities plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Johnson
House
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate House
Commissioner of Education
Harod Howe II
Admissions At Carroll County And Other Hospitals
Mrs. G Maynard Martz of Westminster has been admitted to Carroll County Hospital for surgery. Mrs J Austin Younkins of Frederick Avenue has entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs Charles E Collins wife of Det Charles E Collins is entering Church Home and Hospital Baltimore for an operation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Maynard Martz
Westminster
Carroll County Hospital
J. Austin Younkins
Frederick Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Collins
Church Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Air Show Today Showcases Bi County Traffic View
A Montgomery County Chamber air show invites Frederick County officials Robert Wirgan Richard Crombie and Randolph Rosencrantz Gaithersburg administrator William Vose and others to observe upper county traffic from the air. The event endorses a master highway plan urging two extra lanes on Route 355 and follows a private-plane shuttle for about 30 aircraft including Jerry Wolman’s $250 000 eight seater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Robert Wirgan
County Planning Commission
Richard Crombie
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
William C. Vose
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County Council
Congress
Chamber
State Roads Commission
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Conley
Jerry Wolman
Silver Spring
County Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce of
Wheaton
Bethesda
Clarksburg
Olney and Potomac
Arraign Man On Rogue Charge
Harold Baltimore man James Farley Jr was arraigned in Circuit Court on rogue and vagabond charges for an attempted break in at Mercers Rexall Drug Store on North Market Street January 23. Judge Robert E Clapper set his trial for November 16 with not guilty pleas and a jury trial request. Farley bond set at 2000. he remains jailed in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Clapp
Farley
Frederick County
Robert S&s. Rothenhoefer
Donald Ward Pendergast
Kentucky
Mercer
Rexall
North Market Street
Rail Merger Blocked By High Court
The Supreme Court blocked the November 1 merger of the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads pending January 9 hearings and objections, delaying a plan to form the nation’s largest rail system with assets over 4 billion dollars and about 20 000 miles of track. The stay was granted at the request of several railroads eight towns in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and Milton J. Shrapp, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
New York Central
High Tribunal
Pennsylvania and
New Jersey
Milton J. Shrapp
Gangs Riot in East Oakland Over School Boycott
In East Oakland youths looted and hurled bricks at police and cars. Police deployed reinforcements and imposed a 10 p.m. curfew as order was restored after about three hours. Deputy Chief blamed a Negro school boycott for triggering unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Ray Brown
Local Hood College meeting elects officers and plans growth
Shuff of West Second Street and Circuit Court Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. were elected vice chair and joined by Richard C. McCurdy as president at Hood College luncheon. Officers for one year include Dr. Elliott as president J Harold Hooper treasurer Helen Hamilton assistant treasurer Philip Van Hook secretary and Blaine Broadwater business manager. Trustees set January 31 meeting and appoint a development committee for 1967 long range growth. 26 members attended with Rev Paul L Althouse among local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Second Street
Robert E.clapp,jr
RFD 2
Frederick
Richard C. McCurdy
Darien
Hood
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelial and Reformed United Church of Christ
Frederick G. Hunter Bowers
RFD 1
Clapp
Parsons Newman
Upper College Terrace
Shuff and
Thomas
Red Guards Storm Streets Of Peking
Belgrade AP dispatch says China’s Red Guards massed in Peking to attack the Communist leadership led by Li Hsueh-feng, after Mao’s purge push. The report notes a 15 million strong display and calls out Wang Meng and Sinkiang leaders amid threats and accusations. Premier Chou En-lai warned of another world war as tensions rise with the United States and Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Red Guards
China
Peking
Communist Party Committee of
Li Hsueh-feng
Tanjug
Mao Tset-tung
Li Yiueh Feng
Mao
Wang Ne-mao
Sinkiang Province
Communist Party
Sinkiang
Wang
Lin Piao
Chu Enlai
Chou
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
UA Drive Reaches 40 Percent Of Goal
United Appeal reports 40 percent of its Frederick area drive reached, with $29,820 raised last week and total pledges $67,393 toward a $169,226 goal. The drive remains $802 ahead of last year’s pace as Key Chevrolet surpassed its quota at about 105 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C
United Appeal
Frank Bush
Bush
Frederick
Chevrolet
Westminster Panel to Hear Candidates on Monday
Dr. Robert E. Coleberd Jr. will moderate a candidates panel at Westminster Senior High School Monday at 8 p.m. Participants include Walter Finch and Charles Mathias Jr. for U.S. Congress. Mary Bryson and Joseph Hahn Jr. for State Senate. Goodloe Byron and Charles Smelser for House of Delegates. Wilbur Magin and Arthur Myers for Carroll County Delegates. Questions may be written to Mrs. Philip Lerner. floor questions allowed. Sponsoring groups are local university women, professors, homemakers clubs, PTA, League of Women Voters, and AFL-CIO union workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Coleberd Jr
Western Maryland College
Westminster Senior High School
U.S. Congress
Sixth Congressional
Walter G. Finch
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Frederick Carroll
Mary B. Bryson
Joseph H. Hahn, Jr
Goodloe E. Byron
Charles H Smelser
House of Delegates
Carroll County
Wilbur W. Magin
Arthur W. Myers
Richard C. Matthews
Jacob M. Yingling
Philip Lerner
Sykesville
American Association of University Women of
Western Maryland
American Association of University Professors
The
Westminster and Freedom J.c.’S. Homemakers Clubs
Carroll County Teachers Association
Carroll County Council of
Pta’s
League of Women Voters
Amalgamated Clothing Workers’ Union Afl-Cio
Nurse Strike Ends At Cook County Hospital
Practical nurses return to duty at Cook County Hospital Chicago after a two day walkout. A compromise wage agreement reached Tuesday night ended the dispute that prompted the sick out by the nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cook County
Public Sale Under Mechanics Lien in Frederick Maryland
Public sale of nine cars under a mechanics lien on October 29 1966 at 11 00 A M at Ballenger Auto Repair Jefferson Street Route 4 Frederick Maryland. Cars include a 1957 Oldsmobile a 1953 Plymouth a 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 a 1955 Studebaker a 1987 Chrysler a 1954 Pontiac a 1949 Plymouth a 1935 Pontiac and a 1950 Plymouth with various owner names and addresses. Sale terms cash. Attorney Leon B Pennington represents Ballenger Auto Repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballenger Auto Repair
Jefferson Street
Route 4
Frederick
Maryland
Oldsmobile
Jack Lee
Lincoln
Virginia
Plymouth
James Chesney
Sixteenth Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
Studebaker
Garetta Geraldine Gruff
Cedar Drive
Severn
Pontiac
Russell Sager
Edinburg
Robert Carlton Wyndham
S. Carrollton Ave
Baltimore
Fred Ray Doggs
S. Market St
Leon B. Pennington
Dill Avenue
Collins spends 48 for campaign. memorials and ads fill page
Democratic candidate Charlies Collins reports campaign spending of 448 dollars, including 288 dollars noted earlier. The clipping also runs a block of obituaries and notices, with memorial lines, shop and service ads, event calendars, and local business promotions spanning Frederick area addresses and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies E. Collins
Collins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montgomery County Bureau
High
Harbaugh
Ralph Harbaugh
Dad
Brother & Sisters
Paul R. Kolb
R. D. Hemp & Son Jefferson
Frederick Realty
Ellerton
Yellow Springs
Carrollton
Glenn E. Warnering
Democrat
Jefferson St
East Street
Jeffersonian Club
Farmer's Woods
Grange Hall
Tuscarora
Creagerstown
Lewistown
7Th St
Fair Grounds
Frederick Lumber CO
Cappello
Market St
Wed
Walkersville Fire Co
World Book Encyclopedia and Childcraft
Constance Mercer
Jefferson Community
Lutheran Church
Uct
Npon
All Saints Episcopal Church
North Court Street Spor
JR. Womens Club
Barber’s Meats
Locust Valley Market
Middletown
Frederick Farr
Pythian Castle
North Court Street
Leesburg
Don J. Wade
Warrenton
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Warrenton, Va
Ralph
Vindabona
Lew Wade & His
Amvets Club
Supper Harmony Church of the Brethren
Bill Working
North Market Streets
New Market Fire Hall
Morning Telegraph
Staub’s Wines & Liquors
4Th St
New Market Grange
New Market Urbana
Woodville
PET & Tack Shop
West Patrick St
Henry Blacktop
Thomas H. Quill
Call MO
Brosius Homes Corp
Call Brosius Homes Corp
Carrollton Drive
Araby Methodist Church
Cortland Catoctin Mountain
Tini
Taney Apts
Fidelis
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz
Allen E. Burdette
Frances
Marcel
Patrick Center
Clearwater
Bodger's
Rodger's
No Market St
Kelhaugh
Ecker
Stayman
York
Moser's
Rome
Quynn
Reel’s Mill
MOSER
McCutcheon
Apple Products
Wisner Street
North Court St
Charlotte's
Charlottes Walkersvile
Routzahn
Budget Center
South Market St
Mt. Pleasant
Woodrow
Bill
Nderson
Johnny's Market
Grimes Golden Cortland Cider
Pryor Orchards
Pryor Road
Nelson Tucker
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
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