Deaths and Funerals in Maryland Communities
Obituaries from Carroll to Frederick counties listing Effie Lambert, John Purdum, Floyd Rust, Mabel Gall, Charles Cramer, Minnie Nuse, John Grove, Mary Rough, William Hill, Kristy Moore. Includes survivors, funeral homes, burial places like Pipe Creek cemetery, Salem Cemetery, Mount Olivet, St. John's, and services scheduled across New Windsor Laytonsville Thurmont Jefferson Darnestown and Frederick.
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Carroll County
Alexander
Margaret Hooper Jenkins Fritz
Church of God
Margaret Miller
Upperco
Charles H. Lambert
Westminster
Woodrow Lambert
Sykesville
Rose Trite
Margaret Babylon
Josephine Kelsal
Melva Dell
Irene Black
Baltimore
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler
Dean Kagarise
Pipe Creek
John R. Purdum
Cedar Grove
Montgomery General Hospital
Julia Mae Purdum
Montgomery County Highway Department
John R. Purdum Jr
Damascus
Catherine P. Linthicum
Germantown
Delma Oland
Frederick
Blanche Shry
Monrovia
Philip
Roy
Arthur Purdum
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Salem Cemetery
Memorial Fund
Salem Methodist Church
Floyd W. Rust
Taylorstown
Arlington
Rust
Washington
Helen Rust
William and
Carrie Rust
Bladensburg
Mt. Olivet Methodist Church
Marion Baxter
Falls Church
Dorothy Haymaker
Alexandria
Helen Temple
Hyattsville
Leta Shuff
Evelyn Storey
Silver Spring
Margaret Holland
Hillendale
Elizabeth Fallin
Bradbury Heights
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
Mabel L. Gall
Mabel L Gall
Glenn N. Gall
Thurmont
St. John’s Lutheran Church
William E. Ervin, Jr
Virgil Zentz
Phillip Zentz
Carroll Zentz
Samuel Royer
Lloyd Hoke
Russ Smith
United Brethren
Charles S. Cramer
Charles Scott Cramer
Alice E Delashmutt Cramer
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
John Hamilton
Kunkel Hanlon
Charles Cramer
Richard Angelberger
John Fox
Monroe Moss
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Minnie R. Nuse
Minnie Rebecca Nuse
Jefferson
James Michael Nuse
Jefferson Church of Christ
Bronson Staley
William Gladhull
Norman S. Remsberg
Norman Himes
Martin Fry
Clayton Fry
Warren Fry
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home
John M. Grove
John Mathias Grove
Leaders Bible Class
Mr. Grove
Millard S. Crum
Clyde E. Thomas
G. E. Stanton
Walter Stull
Charles A. Dixon Jr
Glenn M. Magaha
Charles L. Myers
Charles V. Main
Edward S. Rice
Calvin S. Bartgis
Matthew P. Staley
William C. Zimmerman
Mary A. Rough
Mary A. Hough
Darnestown
Barber Funeral Home
Daniel C. Manson
Darnestown Presbyterian Church
John W. Rosenberger
Rockville
Glenn Black
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Everett Johnson
Guy Allnutt
Clifford Gasch
George Esworthy
David Stang
James Snyder
Darnestown Cemetery
William J. Hill
William Joseph Hill
Ella Hill Robinson
Hagerstown
Hill
Helen Chase Hill
Frederick County
Joseph
St. John’s Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Robinson
Marguerite Sappington
Martha Hill
Philadelphia
Agnes Denmark
Reading
Hicks
West Patrick Street
St John's Cemetery
Kristy Dawn Moore
Frederick J
Clara J Devilbiss Mooe
Ethel Devilbiss
Rob
Mrs Devilbiss
George H
Caroline E. Moore
Annville
Creager
Harriett Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
Leslee E. Schwindt
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Washington D.C. Police Stations Count Report
A report notes 108 police stations in Washington District of Columbia. The document lists several stations and outlines distribution across wards. Local officials discuss resource implications and community safety impacts.
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Washington, D.C
Bishop Lichtenburger Named Man to Emulate by Seabury Western Students
Cambridge mass AP The Rt Rev Arthur H Lichtenburger former presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church was chosen by Seabury Western Theological Seminary students as the man they most want to emulate He received the Seabury Western Cross for universal student approval and example in future ministry.
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Cambridge, Mass
Arthur H. Lichtenburger
Episcopal Church
United States
Seabury- Western Theological Seminary
Lichtenburger
Seabury Western Cross
Oberhaus Attends National Sales Meeting in Grand Rapids
Lester G. Oberhaus, district sales representative for Hush Puppies casual shoes at Wilson Place, attended a national sales meeting in Grand Rapids Michigan on September 17 18. Wolverine Shoe and Tanning presented previews of the brand new spring and summer 1966 styles.
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Lester G. Oberhaus
Wilson Place
Hush Puppies
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning Corp
Miss Deborah Young to Celebrate Ninth Birthday
Miss Deborah Young daughter of Mrs Betty Young of Taneytown will celebrate her ninth birthday on Tuesday.
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Deborah Young
Betty Young
Taneytown
Liberia's 1964 Iron Ore Output Reaches 93 Million
Liberia reports iron ore production totaling 93 million dollars for 1964. The figure highlights the country's mineral industry and export activity during the year.
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Liberia
Workshop honors donors at Frederick association event
The Frederick County Association for Retarded Children held a ceremony outside the workshop on the corner of South and Streets. Rev J Thomas Shriner and Rabbi Morris Kosman gave the invocation. C Lasee Bussard presented the lease for the donated building to the association. Several officials and community leaders attended, including Del E Earl Remsberg and Mrs. Remsberg, Robert Parrish, County Commissioner Russell Z Horman, and Maj Charles V Main.
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Frederick County Association For
South
J. Thomas Shriner
South End Baptist Church
Morris Kosman
Beth Sholom Synagogue
C. Lasee Bussard
Bussard
Smith
Charles Glick
Suazo
Helen Nussear
Gerald F. LaPorta
St. John’s Catholic Church
Del
E. Earl Remsberg
Remsberg
Robert Parrish
The
Maryland Association For Retarded Children
Russell Z. Horman
del. C. Clifton Wirts
Frederick County
John U. Carnochan
Fred E. Harison
Civinette Club
Frederick
W Merval Weaver
Russell McCain
Maj
Charles V. Main
Frederic City
Squirrel Cinnamon and Pets at Fishing Creek Home
A local woman describes a menagerie at Fishing Creek including a parakeet named Cinnamon, a collection of live snakes, and a roomful of small animals. The four week old parakeet requires bottle feeding every four hours by day and three hours at night’s start, with wrist temperature milk and obvious anticipation for feeding.
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Fishing Creek
Stride
Opening of Rice's Art Gallery Attracts Large Local Crowd
More than 200 attendees viewed the inaugural exhibition at Rice's Color Center on West Fifth Street. The show features about 75 paintings across four classifications contemporary watercolor graphic and oil with 25 more planned. The gallery will be open most days 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday evenings until 9 p.m. with several works for sale.
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Rice
West Fifth Street
Frederick
Jack Davis
Hood College
Philip Sibert
John Wise
William B. Oldaker
American University Washington
Oldaxer
American University
Doyle Eskew
Frederick Community College
Maryland Art Institute
Eskew
Peter Sinclair
Libert H. S. Gates
J. Warner
Saint John
Wise
Libert
Optimists Hear Jack Griffin on Europe Trip
Jack Griffin coach of the United States Women's Track Team spoke at the Breakfast Optimist Club outlining his team's European trip. He described trials in Russia and Poland and life behind the Iron Curtain. Roland Hahn presented a certificate of appreciation as Charlie Travis chaired.
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Jack Griffin
United States
Griffin
Europe
Russia
Poland
Charlie Travis
Progra
Roland Hahn
Damascus
Mary Street
Prince Dances At World's Fair
Prince Imikasa of Japan, brother of Emperor Hirohito, capped a day-long visit to the World's Fair by performing a square dance at the New York City pavilion. He said he was proud of helping spark Japan's western folk dancing craze.
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New York
Prince Imikasa
Japan
Hirohito
New York City
Soviet Leader Applauds Olivier at Kremlin Othello
In Moscow at the Kremlin theater Sir Laurence Olivier received praise from Soviet President Anastas Mikoyan after his final performance as Othello. Mikoyan went backstage to personally congratulate the famed actor.
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Moscow
Anastas Mikoyan
Laurence Olivier
Othello
Kremlin
Fragmented historical note on wartime costs and republics
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Czechoslovakia and a Revolutionary War army ration cost of about one cent. The text appears disjointed, with unclear connections between the entities and no full sentences to establish a coherent event or date.
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Czechoslovakia
Revolutionary War Army Lsize
North Carolina
Rezoning Requests Move to Planning Commission Hearings
Samuel L. Remsburg seeks to rezone five parcels totaling 39 acres at U S 340 and Md 17 from A 1 to B 3 while Carroll Kinsey proposes unifying nearly 10 acres at Md 806 and Kelly Store Road from B 3 R 2 and A 1 into M 1 for a contracting business and welding shop. No reason for the rezoning is required in the filing.
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Thurmont
Planning Commission
MD 806
Kelly Store
English Royalty Leaves Hong Kong
English Princess Alexandra and her husband Ane gus Deaks depart Hong Kong amid loud firecrackers and smoke as they board a motor launch for the cross harbor trip to Kailak Airport.
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Hong Kong
Alexandra
Anegus Deaks
Cross Harbor
Kailak
Threat on Maryland Governor Tawes Sparks Police Search
Police in Lackawanna New York hunted a telephone caller who claimed he would assassinate Maryland Governor Tawes during a five speech tour. The man, calling from a tavern booth, identified as the lieutenant's secretary and hinted at the plan after obtaining the governor's number.
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Lackawanna, NY
Maryland
Buffalo
Soldier Honored 43 Years After War in Silver Star Award
Otis B Merrithen, a 69 year old Brookline crane operator, receives the Silver Star for his role in the Argonne Forest battle alongside Sgt Alvin York. Merrithen recalls the fight and notes the Army gave no explanation for the delay, saying he wrote to President Johnson recently to tell his side of the story. York, famed for killing 25 Germans and capturing 132, inspired the 1941 film Sergeant York starring Gary Cooper.
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Brookline
Mass
Otis B Merrithen
Argonne Forest
Alvin York
York
Merrithen
Johnson
Public Notices Summary of Building Expansion and Bids
Notice 1 announces the Frederick Memorial Hospital building expansion with a parking lot closure effective September 17 1965 at 5 PM and alley restrictions starting September 20 1965 to avoid hindrance to progress. Notice 2 invites bids from Frederick County Board of Education for filing cabinets with sealed proposals due by September 28 1965.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
David Youngdahl
Board of Education
Frederick County
East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
Board of Education of Frederick Co
John LL Carochan, JR
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Effle
Lambert
Effie Sarah Lambert
Antonio C. Suazo
National Association of
Jeanne Bussard
Ing
Geraldo LaPorta
Warren P E. Smith
Rabbi Morris Kosman
Optimists Club
Prince
Tales of the Green Berets A
Andy
Vietnam
By Robin Moore
Andy Carter
Chris
Ole Aran
Ponton
W. 5Th St
D.R
T.V
Watkins
Esentation
France
1St Army
Governors Island
N.Y
U.S
Cortland
MT Orchard
Woodsboro American Legion
Sherwin Williams
Fred
Cappella
Market St
Musselman’s Apple Sauce
Cappello
Paul R. Kolb
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Ham
Sappington
Alcoholics Anonymous Box
Frederick, MD
Woodsboro
Manor Reformed Cemetery
Church Hill
Ballenger Creek Road
Nlewis R Easterday
Monocacy iPark
Monocacy Park
Harvey A Warrington IR
South St
Happy Acres
Frederick Hearing
Studio Girl Cosmetics
Pryor Orchard
Pryor Road
Bee Barber Shop
Staub’s
Lady Borden’s Ice Cream
Rederick
Notice My Income Tax Service
N. Court St
George 1
Rothenhoefer
Routzahn
South Market St
Reel and Nurseries, Inc
Liberty Rd
Winfield
Minola
W. South St
E. Street
Monocacy Village
Uft
Teruko Luczynski
Flanagan’s
Thurmont, Md
Evelyn R. White
Old Braddock
Ecker
North Market St
B. & W. Disposal Service
Moser’s
Middletown
R&k Tree Service
Frederick & Vicinity
Linb
Prop
Dawn
Woodrow
Bill
Andersen
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
Nelson Tucker
Abehi