Deaths of George W. Runkles and Dorothy Keeney
George W. Runkles aged 64 of Kemptown dies Monday. He was allied with Providence United Methodist Church and Damascus and Mt. Airy Fire Companies. Surviving spouse Algie E. Runkles, son J. Wilford Runkles, sisters in Damascus and Lewisdale, brother Ernest, and three grandchildren. Funeral set at Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus with interment at Providence UMC Cemetery. Dorothy Robbins Keeney of Annapolis dies Monday at Anne Arundel General Hospital. Wife of Donald C. Keeney Jr. and mother of Floretta Jean Allen with eight grandchildren. Funeral at Calvary Methodist Church Annapolis with burial at Hillcrest Cemetery. Memorial to Calvary Memorial Fund.
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George W. Runkles
Kemptown
Frederick County
Wilford E
Martha Douty Runkles
Providence United Methodist Church
Damascus
Mt. Airy
Algie E. Runkles
J. Wilford Runkles
Noah I[fert
Roby Watkin
Lewisdale
Ernest Runkles
Airy
Olin L. Molesworth
Kenneth L. Beale
Providence United Methodist Church Cemetery
Dorothy R. Keeney
Dorothy Robbins Keeney
West Street
Annapolis
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Edward and
Lucia Robbins
Baltimore
Calvary Methodist Church
WSCS
Keeney
Donald C. Keeney Jr
Floretta Jean Allen
Adele Jordan
Margaret Barnes
Frances Knackstedn
Elizabeth Kennedy
Orange Park
Fla
Alice Molinieu
Edinburg
Hopging
State Circle
Charles L Wallace
Hillcrest Cemetery
Dorothy Keeney
Calvary Memorial Fund
Date (Continued) Career Timeline in Baltimore Detail
The article outlines a long career in Baltimore spanning 1966 at a company, 1962 to 1966 at Merrill Lynch in Baltimore, sales and management at Lever Brothers, and 1956 to 1960 at multiple Baltimore and Washington radio stations. From 1963 to 1968 he taught securities and brokerage at Baltimore College of Commerce. A 1956 University of Maryland AB in speech with sociology minor, born in Seattle, member of Phi Kappa Tau, and trustee roles with local civic organizations are noted.
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University of Maryland
Seattle
Wash
Date
Washington
D.C
Phi Kappa Tau
Baltimore
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Metropolitan Senior Citizens Center
Charter board balance and county bids join Monday vote
A motion to keep a 32 party balance on the charter writing board was added to a Collins proposal. The commission set awards for five nominees to the charter board by Wednesday with five percent voter petitions allowed. Five top vote getters will form the charter writing group on the November ballot. Also Grove Hill Road to join the county roads. A liability insurance bid of 4200 from One Twenty One Insurance for Northwestern Insurance was recommended. Ritchie Associates bid 4300 for Fireman's Fund was received.
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Charter Board
Collins
Charter Writing Board
Charter
Grove Hill Road
One - Twenty - One Insurance Agency
Northwestern Insurance
Ritchie Associates
Fireman’s Fund
Baltimore Bank Slashes Interest
The Union Trust Co of Baltimore, among the first in the nation, reduced its prime interest rate after Morgan Guaranty Trust Co cut its rate from 8 percent to 7.5 percent, triggering a nationwide rate reduction among banks.
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Baltimore
Union Trust Co
Maryland
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Frederick County United Givers Fund push outlined
UGF officials stressed tight budgets for 14 agencies with no padding and every dollar needed. Trubac called the effort people oriented and compared the community to a mirror reflecting involvement. Silbernagle reviewed 1969 results and projected a 10 percent county rise to meet a 217853 goal, noting Frederick’s per capita gifts and EBIs compared to peer towns. The event included a dutch treat kickoff banquet with remarks by Rev. Krone and musical selections by Mary Paulhamus.
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UGF
Silbernagle
Trubac
United Givers Fund
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick
Easton
Cumberland
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Chestertown
Salisbury
Harry E. Krone
Reynolds
Harlan Taylor
John Alden Carpenter
Rudolph Frim
Allen R. Bonde
John T. Englebrecht
UM Student Activity Fees Not Subject To Controls
ANNAPOLIS AP A legislative council committee heard that once student activity fees are turned to student government there is no legal way for legislators or college officials to control their use. The hearing cited court decisions affirming student governments may spend funds as they choose, including lobbying trips and publications without university oversight.
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Annapolis
Legislative Council
University of Maryland and
State College
Charles &. Bishop
University of Maryland
College Park
Maryland
Bishop
Board of Regents
Regents
Edmund C. Mester
State College Board of Trustees
Morgan State
Senate Finance Committee
Morgan
Edward T. Hall
Southern
Del
Paul A. Weisengoff
D-Balto
Mester
Wesley N. Dorn
Maryland Council For Higher Education
del. John S. Arnick
D + Balto
Victor Cullen Tests Youths For Classes
Victor Cullen School for boys in SABILLASVILLE Maryland applies a Skinnerian learning system. Students are tested to determine grade level, then placed in mixed level classes with programmed instruction and contract-based progress. The school houses 140 boys aged 15 to 16 near the Frederick County line.
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Sabillasville
Victor Cullen School
Walden Two
Sherman Brett
Skinner
Harvard University
Cullen
Brett
Glen Gmeiner
Gmeiner
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Tito to End One Man Rule in Yugoslavia
Belgrade AP report says President Tito, 78, will step down after 25 years and transfer power to a collective leadership. He spoke in Zagreb and hinted he may stay as Communist Party head while running the early presidium, with details to follow. He urged reorganization to preserve unity, noting no timetable.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Belgrade
Communist Party
Zagreb
Moscow
Residents Enter Frederick Memorial Hospital For Surgeries
Among The Sick Mrs. Charles H Lutz of Middletown is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital and improving after major surgery last Friday. Mrs Polly Holton of Frederick is recuperating in Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery. Mrs. Nancy Ann Phelps of East Fourth Street will enter the hospital today for major surgery the following day. Miss Bertie Ruble of 127 Fairfield Avenue Frederick has returned home from the nursing home after convalescing. Mrs Charles Korvell of RFD 10 Frederick has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital following surgery.
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Charles H. Lutz
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Polly Holton
Frederick
Nancy Ann Phelps
East Fourth Street
Bertie Ruble
Fairview Ave
Frederick Nursing Home
Charles Korvell
Miss Pauline Wolfe celebrates 16th birthday and family milestones
Miss Pauline Evelyn Wolfe marks her 16th birthday while her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Robert Neil Wolfe celebrate their ninth wedding anniversary. Their son Robert Neil Wolfe Jr. observes his eighth birthday today. In other notices a sale is announced by the Housing Authority of Frederick for project notes to finance housing projects with bids due October 6, 1970. The notes mature May 7, 1971 and bear fixed interest. Proposals may be obtained from the agency at 23 West Sixth Street Frederick Maryland. Details are in The Daily Bond Buyer September 22 1970.
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Pauline Evelyn Wolfe
Robert Neil Wolfe
Robert Neil Wolfe Jr
Housing Authority
City OF Frederick
Housing Authority OF
West Sixth Street
State of Maryland
B.D. S.T
Housing Authority OF the
William R. Irvine
PUBLIC SALE Auctions at 238 W. 5th St offering maple and oak sets
Weekly auction at 6:30 PM lists 5 piece maple dinette and hutch, 10 piece oak dining suite, beds, dressers, a pool table, appliances, furniture, tools, and other items. Also notes new and used private sale daily and a memorial note for Lee T. Frye with a poem. Testimonials express thanks to relatives and friends. Contact Php. 663-4601.
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W. 5Th St
Am. L. A
L. A
D. R
Silver Fox
Elec
Court Drops Riot Cases Of Students
Misdemeanor charges against three University of Maryland students are dropped and trial delays granted to 10 others arrested in College Park disorders last May. Warrants were issued for 14 others who failed to appear in court. The delayed 16 assault and disorderly conduct cases likely will be settled with formal trials.
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Upper Marlboro
University of Maryland
College Park
Berch
Prince Georges County
Card of Thanks and local notices from Frederick area
A collage of thanks from families for sympathy cards flowers and visits after deaths and illnesses. Names include Carrie B. Sum mel Amos C. Stine Sr. J. Arnold and others. Local ads for farms orchards groceries beauty salons services and a political campaign note for J. Richard Hudson. Public notices cover septic tanks auctions and business openings.
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Amos C. Stine, Sr
Hoover
Mrs
Earle, Adkins
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Baltimore Bank
Victor Cullen
David C. Meadows
James W. Freeman
Richard E. Clendenin
William Krantz
Sharon Krantz
Frederick Fair
Albert Ridgely
Richard Reynolds
J. Rolfe Castleman
Ponton
Memoriam
Darling
Walkersville Vol. Fire Co
Floyd Lyles
Mr. Hicks
Samuel and
Mary Dorsey
Bessie Dorsey
New York City
the Board OF Elections
Carrie B. Summel
J. K. Gray
Margaret Callan
Pearce
Smith
Raymond Creager
Arthur Rice
Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
John J. Arnold
Margaret’s Beauty Salon
South Market Street
Donald Gladhill
Woodsboro
Cappella’s Food Market
N. Market St
Esskay
Blue Ribbon
Heinz’s
U.S
Grimes
Golden Apples Hed Delicious
Jonathan Flanagan
Elder’s Antiques
Unionville
Great Frederick Fair
Red Cross
Trinity United Methodist Church
Trinity Meth
West
Patrick Street
Tropical Aquarium
E. Patrick St
Angels
Rooney
Paul R. Kolb
the News
Evergreen Point
Rush Lewis
Leslie U. Hutzell
I. E. Lease
Geo
Wm. Smith
Lincoln
McHenry Assoc., Inc
T/A Abb Co
Patrick & East Sts
Cortland
Thurmont
McCutcheon
Apple Products
S. Wisner St
Frederick Co
P.O. Box
Glenn E. Warnering
Red Delicious & Cortland & Smoke House
Pryor's Orchard
Keyser
Gas House Pike
Henry
Fall Ecker
Reel’s Mill Road
Frederick News-Post
East Patrick Street
Castle Farms
Sixes Bridge
Monocacy River
Detour
Emmitsburg
McLain
Browningsville
Routzahn
S. Market St
Casa Linda
Braddock Heights
Wed
Sal
J. Richard
Dick” Hudson
House of Delegates
Grace Episcopal Church
Kaplan Bldg
Brunswick, Md
East
Eyler
H. D
Sherwin Williams
Shepley
CBS Electric Co
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
Meadowcrest Subdivision
Old Receiver Road
Shookstown
Crocker & Little Builders, Inc
Frederick Glass Shop
E. 4Th Street
Sutely
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
East Patrick St
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