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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1997
Page
5
Obituaries list Granville Luther Grabill 75 of New Windsor with Navy service in World War II and 27 years at Black and Decker. Also listed are Maryann Millia 67 of Damascus, Eugenia Spencer 36 of Jefferson, Beatrice Wilt 74 of Hillsboro, Judith Phillips 54 of Fort Collins, Violet Remsberg 74 of Jefferson, and other local residents with service details, birthplaces, survivors, funeral arrangements, and memorial gifts.
The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, April 2, at the Etchison Memorial Chapel. Funeral services will begin at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, April 3, with the Rev. Charles E. Shepard of Gaithersburg Church of God officiating. Interment will follow at Jefferson Reformed Cemetery in Jefferson.
Funeral services were conducted in Frederick for Donald Paul Stolz 78 of Frederick died March 27 at Frederick Presbyterian Church with the Rev Ginger Memmmott officiating. Memorial services will be held April 5 at First Baptist Church Lewisburg PA. Interment in Lewisburg Cemetery. Robert E. Dailey & Son handled arrangements. Funeral services for Darwin Albert Hueting of 124 Fairview Ave Frederick died March 28 at Frederick Memorial Hospital were at Etchison Memorial Chapel Keeney and Basford Funeral Home led by Rev Frederick A. Wenner. Bearers were James D. Hueting Matthew J. Hueting Brian Murphey James Lester Roy F. Hossler and Donald P. Shook. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick.
Funeral services for Melvin Eugene Blank of 714 North Market Street were conducted Monday March 31 at Harmony Church of the Brethren with Rev Tracey L Wiser officiating. Pallbearers included Earl Nichols Robert E Disney Vernon G Davis Roland L Atanasoff Brian Doyle and Michael W Cooper. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick.
Maryland state police reported numerous alarms as high winds and snow hit Harford and Cecil counties with about six inches. Drifting snow from 50 mph gusts caused road closures and roughly 50 minor accidents in Harford. Baltimore area logged nearly five inches of snow while BWI saw 1.4 inches as milder days approached later in the week.
Mrs. Scott 62 reflects on decades with Scotty’s teams and Deaf Olympics in Mount St Mary's College era. She describes training impact beyond wins, acting as buffer between athletes and coaches, and joy in seeing athletes perform well. Colleagues praise her dedication and leadership at USAMRIID and Fort Detrick.
The mayor cites compensatory time in lieu of overtime as causing a severe financial strain with a 1997 overtime shortfall projected at 130000 and an additional 100000 needed to meet obligations. Lt Barbara Domer notes limited control over overtime while Chief Raffensberger outlines saving measures totaling about 85000 and external funds of 901,596 for programs and equipment. Public works proposes a 17.2 million budget, 1.6 million over this year, with much to be used for capital items including vehicles.
The library board outlines a $7 million plan rising ~5 percent yearly due to inflation to add a 15,000 square foot South County library in Urbana and replace the Thurmont storefront with another 15,000 square foot facility. Current holdings lag, with Emmitsburg at 2,700 and other branches around 2,500 square feet. The plan, 15 years behind, faces funding skepticism from Commissioners President who puts schools first and resists tax increases for libraries.
Job listing seeking two general yard workers to pull new gardens at Discovers Blvd. Pay starts at 40 rs per person, ask for higher rate later. Call 845-0414 for details.
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