Deaths in Maryland and Texas Touch Local Families
Jabez N. Barnes 72 of Gamber Carroll County dies after long illness. Survived by three brothers Moses U. Barnes Joshua Barnes Levi H. Barnes and two sisters Mrs G oldie A. Frater and Mrs Arthur Ford. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. Calvary Methodist Church Gamber. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Waltz Funeral Home in charge. James W. Dawson native of Rockville retired civil engineer prominent Texarkana citizen died Oct. 20 in Waco Veteran's Hospital. Engineering career over 45 years in rail, highway, water and sewer projects. World War I 32nd Railway Engineers captain. Survived by widow Mary Eakin Dawson and daughter Mrs Jack Frost. Funeral in Texarkana. burial State Line Cemetery. Carlota Clide Conner 56 of Brunswick dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. World War II veteran. Moose, Eagles, Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers member. Survived by three sons Carlis Clyde Conner Albert Cecil Conner Donald Ray Conner. two daughters Barbara Ann Conner Isla Rae. three sisters Glaydis Dean Hazel Coffman Ersile Dinkle. three brothers Walt, Garland, Lester Conner. Call at Feete Funeral Home 1–9 p.m. today and 10 a.m.–9 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at funeral home. burial Park Heights Cemetery.
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Jabez N. Barnes
Gamber
Carroll County
Jabez N
Kitty Ellen Barnes
Moses U. Barnes
Joshua Barnes
Levi H. Barnes
Colly
Kans
Goldie A. Frater
Arthur Ford
Moses Barnes
Calvary Methodist Church
Kyle Sawyers Vailt
Waltz
James W. Dawson
Rockville
Texarkana
Tex
Veteran’s Hospital
Waco
Montgomery Colunty
32Nd Railway Engineers
First Presbyterian Church of Arkansas
Mary Eakin Dawson
Jack, Frost
Eastland
State Line Cemetery
Texar
Carleta C. Conneir Carlota Clide Conner
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Will
Florence Coffman Conner
Moose and Eagies
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Carlis Clyde Conner
Albert Cecil Conner
Donald Ray Conner
Barbara Ann Conner
Isla Rae
Glaydis Dean
Hazel Coffman
Ersile Dinkle
Harpers Farry
W. Va
Wall Conner
Garland Conner
Lester Conner
Feete Funeral Home
Ralph Miller
Medal Of Honor Winner Dies At 93
Silver Spring Md AP retired Army Brig Gen Charles D Roberts medal of honor recipient for bravery in the Spanish American War died Monday at age 93 He served in Cuba and the Philippines and later held duty as acting judge advocate of Texas He commanded as chief of staff of the 81st Division and fought in St Die and Meuse Argonne offensives in France He was decorated by France and Belgium for his service in World War II
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Spring
Charles D. Roberts
Cuba
Philippines
United States
Texas
France
St. Die
Merise-Argonne
Belgium
Youth Arrested In Thurmont After Stolen Car Theft
A Pennsylvania teen from Blue Ridge Summit was arrested in Thurmont after police traced a stolen car reported at 7 p.m. The youth, taken into custody around 10 p.m., was found with two shotguns and large ammunition cache stolen from the Thurmont Motel. Det. Conklin and Det. Lewis led the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Summit
Thurmont
Tfe. R.C. Conklin
Gettysburg
Tfc. Conklin
Tic. R. C. Lewis
Obituary Highlights Susie Guynn and Samuel M Gordon
Graveside rites for 91 year old Susie Guynn were held at Hopehill cemetery after a residence at Montevue Infirmary for six years. No survivors were named. Hicks Funeral Home directed. Samuel M Gordon, widower of Linda W Gordon, had largely attended funeral services at Robert E Dailey and Son Funeral Home after a sudden death. Clergy from Calvary Methodist officiated. Masonic memorials and group attendance by Potomac Edison Company colleagues noted. Burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Susie Guynn
Montevue Infirmary
Hopehill
Montevue
Virginia
Knoxville
Hicks Funeral Home
Samuel M. Gordon
Linda W. Gordon
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Potomac Edison Co
Blue Ridge Transportation Co
The
Greyhound Co
Quarter Century Club
Murray Fox
Austin Fogle
Gerald Hammond
Clark Poole
John Best
William S. Huyett
Columbia Lodge No. 58 AF. & A. Masons
Clyde C. Wachter Jr
Clifford P. Lloyd
Meredith $. Fox
Marshall
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Girl Scouts Continue Service and Camping Efforts
The Central Council operates six campsites used by Frederick girls from March to November for hikes and camping. Cookie money funded a 219 acre county site. At Juliette Lowe Birthday Fest 700 girls will clean the site and practice conservation. Over the past year they completed more than 25 service projects including sending cookies to Vietnam servicemen and volunteering for Head Start. Dolores Clark notes ongoing activities and the drive runs through October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Chest
Central Council
Frederick
Juliette Lowe
Scouts
Boy Scouts
Vietnam
Cunningham Falls
Dolores Clark
Frederick Field Station
Local Hospital Admissions Report Names Several Patients
Among The Sick Mr. Beltron Geesey formerly of Frederick and now in Washington County has been admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital as a medical and surgical patient. Mrs. Fred Brubaker of Rocky Springs entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday and underwent surgery on Monday. Recent admissions to the Frederick Nursing Home Toll House and North Avenues were Mr. Harold Rinehart of North Market Street and Mrs. Maude Wich of Evergreen Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltron Geesey
Frederick
Washington County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fred Brubaker
Rocky Springs
Frederick Nursing Home
Toll House
North Avenues
Harold Rinehart
North Market Street
Maude Wich
Evergreen Avenue
Telephone Co. Project To Cost 2200 Dollars
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company began construction Monday of a new man hole at North Market and East Church Streets. The project, costing 2200 dollars, should finish in ten working days. Foreman James E. Bartgis Jr. said a new 2100 pair cable broke between Church and Second Street, making the manhole necessary. The conduit layout under sidewalks on North Market avoided a manhole earlier, but distance now requires it to pull large cables, expanding service to north and north-west Frederick.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
North Market
East Church Streets
James E. Bartgis Jr
Church and
Second Street
Bartgis
North Market Street
Patrick Street
Frederick
County Home Rule Seen Key For Small Counties
The Legislative Council Committee led by Sen. John Clarence North presented code home rule legislation as a way for small counties to govern locally if reapportionment reduces their state Senate representation. The amendment, No. 2 on the November 8 ballot, proposes classifying counties by population and empowering local lawmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Council
John Clarence North
Dtalbot
General Assembly
State Senate
North
School Board approves coverage legality and bids for supplies
The board reviewed the legality of purchasing coverage and approved bids for light bulbs and custodial supplies. Light bulbs totaling 6,967 will be bought from Frederick Trading Company as the low bidder, while custodial supplies costing 32,121 will be purchased from six firms, three of which are local. The Hyattsville firm Kea Shaw Grimm and Crichton was asked to draft Lewistown elementary addition plans, including razing six classrooms and adding 11 rooms with kindergarten space a playroom and small group instruction space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick ‘Trading Company
Hyattsville
Kea, Shaw, Grimm and Crichton
Lewistown
Voters Guide distributed for Frederick County election
Candidates makers Clubs Kiwanis Club the Jaycees and the Teachers Association of Frederick County joined the League of Women Voters in preparing a general election Voters Guide for November 8 The guide covers all local and statewide races explains constitutional questions and ballot amendments and is being distributed free with help from Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts Send a stamped self addressed envelope to 315 West College Terrace Frederick to obtain copies.
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League of Women Voters
Voters
League
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
West College Terrace
Frederick
Eyler Couple Announce Birth of Son in Walkersville
Mr and Mrs Joseph G Eyler of Walkersville announce the birth of their second child a son on October 6 at Waynesboro Hospital Beer is probably the oldest beverage known to man.
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Joseph G. Eyler
Walkersville
Waynesboro Hospital
Suppression Bid in Frederick County Case Faces Test
Circuit Court fought to suppress evidence in a break in case involving William E. McKenzie and Frank lin D. Keefer who pleaded guilty to break in charges. Officers testified about a 4:30 a.m. stop near Frederick and a trunk containing a safe and burglary tools. Separate actions included Mercer found guilty after escaping custody, Ahalt noting the escape, and Ault pleading guilty to two counts of passing bad checks with sentencing postponed.
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William E. McKenzie
Keyser
W. Va
Franklin D. Keefer
Clear Spring
Frederick J. Bower
Richard E. Zimmerman
Seymour B. Stern
Cpl
G. L. Bowman
Maryland
McKenzie
Keefer
Bowman
Ariend
Orville Barnhart
Barnhart
Frederick
Zimmerman
Village Lanes
Monocacy Village
James
Robert Mercer
Frederick County
Mercer
Herbert L. Rollins
Amos B. Ahalt
East Fourth Street
Tpr
D. R. ‘Bartgis
Donald L. Ault
Maryland House of Correction
Aulti
Teen-Ager Charged In City Accident
Frederick police charged 18 year old Harry E lorem III of East Street with leaving the scene of a property damage crash and driving without a license after a two car collision at Magnolia and Belmont Avenues around 8 20 p m Orem eastbound on Belmont failed to yield and struck Kenneth W Eyler 45 of West Seventh Street who was northbound on Magnolia Eyler suffered no injuries and Orem was arrested shortly after leaving the scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harry E. Lorem III
East Street
Magnolia
Belmont Avenues
Orem
Belmont Avenue
Magnolia Ave
Kenneth W. Eyler
West Seventh Street
Man Arrested For Beating Wife Child
A 24 year old Frederick man Larry R. Reid of 415 S. Market St is jailed on 6000 bond after alleged assault on wife and their 3 year old daughter Lisa A. Kline. Police say Reid beat the wife during a dispute over a sandwich and assaulted the child, injuring her lip and face. Both mother and child were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Sgt Mossburg and Pfc Dietz arrested Reid near the State Police barracks on U S 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Larry R. Reid
S. Market St
Reid
Pfc
Ray N. Dietz
U.S. 40
Maryland State Police Barracks
Youth 13 Seeks Help For Memphis Belle Repair
David Pitts a 13 year old from Pleasant Grove Alabama wrote Memphis officials about the fading paint cracked cockpit plastic and general wear on the Memphis Belle bomber on display at National Guard Armory grounds He learned of the Flying Fortresses in school and notes the Belle was the first to fly 25 combat missions in Europe The Park Commission handles the letters but lacks jurisdiction over the aircrafts site
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Memphis, Tenn
David Pitts
David
Pleasant Grove
Ala
Memphis
Park Commission
National Award Armory
Memphis Belle
Europe
In Memoriam Carl os T. Chase Oct 25 1965
In loving memory of husband and father Carl os T. Chase who passed away a year ago. The Chase family writes that God found eternal peace for him while we endure sorrow. We miss you and wait until we meet again in God's sunshine.
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Chase
Carlos T. Chase
Leesburg and Frederick area sale notices and events
Local notices include public sales on October 26 in Frederick with antiques and furnishings, and a Leesburg Quarter Horse Sale on October 29 offering about 60 head. Other items cover card party invites, gas station discounts, rummage sales, auction notes, bowling lanes, and community happenings across Frederick and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market St. Frederick
Virginia M. Rinehart
Emmett R. Bowlus
Horace M. Alexander
Leesburg
Don J. Wade
Warrenton
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United Appeal
Richard Miller
Navy
Key West
Ephote
Karen Leinhardt
Weeki Wachee
US Navy
Home
Makers Clubs
Kiwanis Club
Jaycees
Teachers Association of
Circuit Court
Mt. Olive Orchard
York
Libertytown
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Warrenton, Va
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
S&h
Frederick City
ESSO
Patrick
Bentz
Fire Co
William W. Heffner
Hood Club
Taney Apt
Independent Hose Co
Russell Hahn
Frederick Builders Inc
South
Jefferson St
Call
James, Virginia
Jimmy Feaga
Salesbury Methodist Church
Southern States Coop
Mt. Airy
Maas
North Frederick
Bessie Mae Toms
Ponton
W. 5Th St
D.R
Elec
T.V
Charlotte's
Charlottes
Huddie
Ashbury
Klinefelter
Katherine Fisher
Paul R. Kolb
Rodger's
N. Market St
Cappelio
Wed
Morrell No
Johnny's Market
Nelson Tucker
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial MO
Catoctin Ave
McCurdy Field
Gladys Welty
T John L. Ponton
Morning Telegraph
Staub’s Liquor
Fourth Street
Yellow Springs
PTA
Country Store
Stayman & York
Pryor
Pryor Road
City Taxi CO
Stayman
Robert Lillard
Brosius Homes Corp
Call Brosius Homes Corp
Carrollton Drive
Cortland Catoctin Mountain
Imi
Grimes Golden Cortland Cider
Pryor Orchards
Woods Shoro American Legion
Routzahn
Budget Center
Mrket St
Alcoholics Anonymous Box
Frederick, MD
Taney Apts
United Brethren Church
Second St
Norvell
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Democrat
Farmer’s Woods
Petersville
Grange Hall
New Market
Jefferson New Fire Hall
Tuscarora
Creagerstown
7Th St
Fair Grounds
Henry Blacktop
Kelbaugh, Rd
Ecker
Stayman and
Moser’s
Rome
Quynn
Reel’s Mill
MOSER
Monthlu
McCutcheon
Apple Products
Wisner Street
Frederick News-Post
North Court St
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