Deaths of R R Shank D Thompson W Ahalt in Maryland notices
Russell R. Shank 76 of Myersville died after a short illness at home. He was a farmer and laborer born nearby, with siblings Bessie and Mary Shank and Roy H. Shank among survivors. Services Saturday at 2 pm at Bittle Funeral Home Myersville, burial at Grossnickle Brethren Cemetery. Donald D. Thompson 29 of Ellicott City died at St. Agnes Hospital. Survived by parents Victor and Louella, wife Shirley, four sons, two daughters, all at home. Services Saturday 2 pm at Pentecostal Holiness Church Ellicott City, burial Good Shepherd Cemetery. Wilbur M. Ahalt 88 of near Middletown died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Minnie, daughters Grace Miller and Mamie Little, sons Garmand Ahalt and Atley Ahalt, seven grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Services Saturday 2 pm at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown, burial Lutheran Cemetery. }
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell R. Shank
Myersville
Carlton P
Susan Palmer Shank
Donald D. Thompson
Old Annapolis Road
Ellicott City
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Victor
Louella Miller Thompson
Shirley Tumblin Thompson
Richard
Donald
Douglas
Bruce
Victoria
Betty
Higinbotham Funeral Home
Columbia Pike
Wilbur M. Ahalt
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Foster
Martha Sheffer Ahalt
Minnie Poole Ahalt
Grace Miller
Mamie Little
Boonsboro
Garmand Ahalt
Kensington
Atley Ahalt
Salt Lake City
Gladhill
William C Huddle
Lutheran Cemetery
Services For Grange Master To Be Friday
Funeral services for Lionel Burgess educator and Grange master from Howard County will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Emory Methodist Church Ellicott City. Burgess 63 died Tuesday in the State Office Building Baltimore after a heart attack. Burial in Good Shepherd Cemetery Ellicott City. He led Maryland farmers in state politics and served as Grange and Farm Bureau officer. Survived by wife Lenna Baker two sons Lionel Burgess Jr Hugh Burgess a sister and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Methodist
Ellicott City
Lionel Burgess
House of Delegates
Howard County
Good Shepherd
Burgess
State
Baltimore
the Grange
Maryland
State Department of Education
Maryland Normal School
University of Maryland
The
Grange and
Farm Bureau
National Grange
Maryland Council On Education
Maryland Retired Teachers Association
Lenna Baker
Lionel Burgess Jr
Catonsville
Hugh Burgess
Margaret Owens
Charles
Edwin
Norman Burgess
Funerals for Local Residents Held Across Town
Funeral services were conducted for Herman Young in Frederick with Arlington National Cemetery honors. Charles A. Brown of Thurmont and Albert C. Lutz of Moosic also had services, with burial in Blue Ridge Cemetery and Reformont Cemetery respectively. Raymond C. Kidd, husband of Minnie Kidd, was honored at the Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home with Masonic graveside rites at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Alice Elizabeth Wiles’s funeral was held at Etchison Funeral Home with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Young
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Gus N. Vaciliou
Penny Callas
R. E. Dailey Sr
Harold Baier
R. E. Dailey Jr
Arlington National Cemetery
Fort Myer
Charles A. Brown
Thurmont
Creager Funeral Home
Harry Crone
Lloyd Wilhide
Roy Lockinghill
Louis Powell
Chester Zentz Sr
Leonard Fogle
Clarence Myers
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Albert C. Lutz
Moosic
Gladhill
Middletown
George H. Klinefelter
Edward Rudy
Willard Rudy
Weldon Ray
George Bowlus
Ronnie Kefauver
Douglas Snowden
Reformont Cemetery
Middleown
Raymond C. Kidd
Minnie M. Kidd
Samuel J. Arnold
First Christian Church
Columbia Lodge 58 AF. & A. Masons
Clyde C. Wachter, Jr
Murray F. Fox
Arthur C. Volpe
Charles R. Gearinger
Harry T. James
William F. Schrodel, Jr
Lester E. Hines
Charles R. Wisner
Meredith S. Fox
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Sickles Reflects On Primary Loss And Reform Gains
Mahoney said he is not a lawyer but would run government like a business. Sickles ruled out a recount and court action, calling defeat a mix of personal and political gains. He praised a clean campaign, predicted a reform tide in Maryland, and urged supporters to back Burch and Stein in the general election. He will watch the Democratic State convention and the platform closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoney
Sickles
Maryland
Francis Burch
Louis Goldstein
Barry Goldwater
Gimbel dies after long business career and political notes
Summary recounts thoughts on election runoffs and ballot design by Sickles, then details the life of Philadelphias Gimbel family patriarch who built a major firm, with 500 million in annual sales. It notes his surgery for spine cancer, death at the Hotel Pierre, and survivors including Alvar B. Gimbel widow, two sons, two daughters, and 12 grandchildren. Funeral at Temple Emmanuel to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Manhattan
Pierre
Greenwich
Temple Emmanuel
Alvar B. Gimbel
Bruce A. Gimbel
Peter R. Gimbel
Hope G. Solinger
Carol G. Lebworth
New York City
Merchant Prince B. F. Gimbel Dies
Bernard F. Gimbel retired chairman of Gimbel Bros. department stores died after a long illness at 81. The Bloomington born Midwest executive built a $500 million chain from a Indiana frontier trading post, known for generosity and a plainspoken style. He declined playing Santa in The Miracle on 34th Street and remained close to Macy’s. Gimbel valued teamwork, saying we not I. His family business began 1842 in Vincennes Indiana, expanding to Milwaukee and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bernard F. Gimbel
Gimbel Bros. Department Stores
Gimbel
Indiana
Midwest
Santa Claus
Macy
Proom
Gimbels
Adam
Wabash River
Vincennes
Bernard
Isaac
Gimbel Bros
Milwaukee
Wis
Philadelphia
Bernard Gimbel
Bryson Case Appeal Raises Redistricting Challenge
The state’s attorney and deputy attorney general outlined plans to appeal the ruling. A higher court is expected to decide quickly due to the campaign, as the judge voided a section of a redistricting law aimed at preventing dual GOP nominations in Eastern Shore counties. Bryson contends the measure violates constitutional rights. Simpkins’s office anticipated certifying Wachter as a GOP senatorial candidate, with ballots ready in each county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Blanton
Robert Murphy
Attorney Generals Office
High Court
Frederick
Carroll
Evans
Wachter
Brunswick Driver Charged In Crash
State Police charged Carroll W. Hebb with failure to drive to the right of center after a two car collision on U S 340 two miles south of Frederick at about 2 45 p m Hebb attempted to pass a vehicle and struck Donald W Hill of Brunswick driving north Hill s 459 car and Hebb s 1966 sedan were demolished
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
U.S. 340
Carroll W. Hebb
Zion Road
Frederick
Stephen P. Riland
Hebb
Donald W. Hill
Hill
Pickets Protest Soldiers' Treatment at Fort Meade
About 20 demonstrators gathered at Fort Meade Maryland to protest the confinement of three soldiers who refused to fight in Vietnam. They accused the Army of cruelty toward the prisoners and called for better treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Meade, Md
Ft. Meade Army Base
Viet Nam
Army
Local Hospital Patients Update In Frederick Area
Among the sick, Dorsey Lewis of Lewis dale is a patient at Montgomery County General Hospital in Olney. Mrs. Ralph C. Orrison of Eastview is improving satisfactorily after major surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is now receiving visitors. Mr. Roy H. Dutrow of 909 Pine Avenue in Frederick underwent surgery Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital and his condition is satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey Lewis
Lewisdale
Montgomery County General Hospital
Olney
Ralph C. Orrison
Eastview
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roy H. Dutrow
Pine Avenue
Frederick
Notice of Beer Wine Liquor License Hearing and Bids
Transfer petition by Ruby E Burns executrix to sell beer wine and liquor at Burns Grocery Creagerstown Road Thurmont Maryland with a public hearing set by License Commissioner Louis V Myers Jr on October 20 1966 at 10 AM. Also notice inviting sealed bids from Frederick County Board of Education for custodial supplies to various schools with proposals due at the Board of Education Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby E. Burns
Paul W. Burns
Burns Grocery
Creagerstown, RD. 2
Thurmont
Creagerstown, RD. No
Creagerstown RD. No. 2
Maryland
Louis V. Myers JR
Frederick County
Board of Education
East Church Street
Frederick
John L Carnochan, JR
Birth Announcement and Local Notices Mix
Mrs Ula MacAfee of Oakton Virginia and her daughter visited the Windsor family of Tulip Hill last week. Mr and Mrs Richard Camarra of Downingtown Pennsylvania announce the birth of a daughter Beth Ellen on September 27, 1966. Patricia Strosnider, wife of Charles Strosnider of Walkersville, is her mother. Various local ads list services, sales and events including auctions, dinners, farm sales, legal notices, and community happenings in Frederick and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ula MacAfee
Oakton
Robert Windsor
Tulip Hill
Richard T. Camarra
Downingtown
Beth Ellen
Cammara
Patricia Strosnider
Charles Strosnider
Walkersville
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Alice E. Wiles
Alice Elizabeth Wiles
Oscer Wiles
Etchison Funeral Home
E. Church St
Arthur C. Baugher
Astor
Barthlows Pentecostal Church
Millard Painter Jr
Lee M. Wiles
Gerald Taylor
Millard Painter Sr
Maryland General Assembly
Frederick Fair
J. Rolfe Castlemar
Golden Mist
Joe Philips
Merchant Prince
B. F. Gimbel
Bryson
Rice
Arnold Tony Rice
Ays
Henry N
Mt. Airy
Red & Gun Club
Andrew Sewell
Eleanor Beale
R. Carson
N. McKinley
Muncie
Ind
Rodger’s
New York Strip
N. Market St
Frederick Poodle Salon
Monthru
McCutcheon
Apple Products
Wisner Street
Castle Farms
Sixes Bridge
NEW Midway Fire CO
Glade
Thurmont Fire Hall
Menchey Music Service
Lynn Knck
Heart of Md
Motorcycle Club, Inc
Miles S
Frederick Smiles
Damascus
Vernon
Crane Hiway N.W
Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Glen Burnie, Md
Singanore High School
P.T.A
Wilhemina Martz
Watkins Five & Ten
Locust Valley
Marker Rd
Frt
Norvell Best Realty
Brosius Homes Corp
Call Brosius Homes Corp
Carrollton Drive
MOSER
Charlotte's
Charlottes Walkersville
Robert Lillard Westin
Marlow
Yellow Delicious
Cortland Catoctin Mountain
Inni
Rolger’s
Lakeview Kennels
Routzahn
South Market St
Blue Bird Restaurant
Fan Ous
South Bentz St
Uniteds No
United Steam Fire Engine Comepany No
Stanley ¥. Bennett
Winchester Hall
Board of Supervisors of Election
Donald A. Reeser
Rog
New Market, Ma
Catharin H. Meadors New Market
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Red Cross
Trinity Methodist Church
Frederick Civitan Club
Johnny's Market
Red Delicious
Cortland Pryor Orchards
Pryor Road
Henry Blacktop
Nelson Tucker
Wonder Floor Inc
Airline Steamship
S. Market St
Astro Curve
Ecker
Market Street
Chapel Alley
E. 4Th St
Niewrugs Poy
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