Frederick obituary notices for Baker Geisbert Poole Tressler
Six local friends are remembered in Frederick County obituaries. William Baker of Carrollton Drive Frederick died after a long illness. Calvin Geisbert Jr of Walkersville served at Potomac Edison and leaves a large family. Cess Poole, a Damascus native, married to Ethel Poole, spent decades at Fort Detrick and served in WWII. Jake Tressler, longtime LeGore Lime employee, resided in Woodsboro with a large extended family. Services are scheduled at Calvary United Methodist Church Mount Olivet Cemetery Woodsboro funeral home with interment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Baker
Carrollton Drive
Frederick
Smith, Keeney & Basford Funeral Home
Etchison's
Radamanthiemeca
Tre Rhoderick
South Market
Terry Sue
Rosemont Avenue
Etchison & Son
Pauline Smith Baker
Sue Roderick
Judy Wright
Emma Louise Wachter
Calvary United Methodist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Calvin Geisbert JR
Georgetown Road
Walkersville
Potomac Edison
Blue Ridge Bus Lines
Frederick Moose
Amvets Post 2
Quarter Century Club
Adamstown
Cess” Poole
Damascus
France
Europe
Rhineland
Omaha Beach
Normandy
Poole
Department of the Army
Fort Detrick
National Association of Retired Federal
29Th Division Association
Ethel Lee Poole
Philip B. Poole
Bette B. Poole
Jake” Tressler
LeGore
Woodsboro
LeGore Lime Co
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Glen W. Byler
American Legion
Frederick Moose Lodge
Tressler
Clara E. Tressler
Jenette Willis
Gloria Sodito
Betty Moran
Nancy Hubbie
Shirley Bostian
Catherine Darhoff
Darlene Winfield
Wanda Stitely
Joseph Garber Jr
John
Samuel Tressler
Carrie Wastler
Edith Danner
Beulah Harman
Ruth Stead
Pansy Tressler
Ethel Pittinger
Mr. Tressler
D.D. Hartzler
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Hartzler
Frederick memories mark lives of Stephens Grabill Ridge
Helen Mae Stephens of Trail Avenue Frederick long associated with Enterprise Printing Co. in Frederick. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Frederick Funeral Home with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Robert William Grabill 70, noted local auto mechanic, will be buried at Mt. Hope Woodsboro after services at Smith Keeney Basford. Gladys Ridge, acting director then full director at Weinberg Center, reflects on career, community work, and Frederick’s welcoming growth as she prepares to leave the center for new opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ridge
Weinberg Center
Frederick
Ms. Ridge
Nanci Bross
Helen Mae Stephens
Trail Avenue
Ernest B. Stephens
Enterprise Printing Co
Frederick Memorial Hospital
American Association of Retired Persons
Opti-Mrs. Club
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert William Grabill
Kaufman's
Frederick Eagles
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Grabill
Mary C. Grabill
Betty V. Grabill
Barbara A. Locke
Jenny Barker
Jenny Rivera
Melissa Burdette
Michelle Locke
Smith, Keeney & Basford Funeral Home
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
University of Connecticut
Hagerstown
Arts Council
Murphy's Law
Ridge
Della Reese
Della
West Coast
Sol
Dela
Gladys
Kingston Trio
Tro
Vincent Price
Frederick County Symphony Society
Big Brothers
His Sisters
Maryland Ballet Company
Jen Ae
Woo
April 10 1832 and 1962 notes in Frederick area history
Rainy April showers slowed county shoppers in 1832 while 1962 reports foreground local business and civic matters. The M J Grove Lime Co announced a paving plant contract with Marilite Co of Union Pav ing. Frederick Savings Institution directors were reelected. Magistrate Bennett handled two drunken cases and ordered quick departure. Chamber of Commerce eyes foreign trade with Europe, aided by a Commerce Dept specialist. 1962 Blue Ridge Invitational track meet kicks off with Frederick high seven varsity lettermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
M.J. Grove Lime Co
Marilite Co
Union Paving Co
Philadelphia
Washington
Grove
Frederick
Marilite
City
Stanley Y. Bennett
Frederick City
Silver Spring
Findley
Ohio
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Taney
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Patrick P. McCabe
U.S. Department of Commerce
Frederick Chamber
Commerce Department
Kaun UN
Stecefice
Mgt
Douglas High
Edmondson
St. John's
Letters to the editor on Reagan federalism and utility wiring
A reader questions political labeling of free enterprise versus socialism and defends historical accuracy. In a second letter a Frederick resident laments underground wiring costs and asserts all customers should not bear extra charges for utility projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
James Ross
Mr. Ross
Gregory the deer goes missing after windstorm
Nine year old Jefferson View Farm whitetail Gregory the deer escaped when a windstorm knocked down a gate. The Smith family and county officials urge residents to call 473-6259 if they spot the deer, which has shed antlers and is skitterish around people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Mar-La- Ridge Conference and Education Center
Smiths
Halstein
Jane Smith
Charles Smith
Jefferson
On This Day in Black History April 10 1830 Slavery Abolished
On this day in Black History the note that slavery was abolished in the Northern states is recorded for April 10 1830. The entry also mentions Henry E Baker a Black examiner in the U S Patent Office in the early 1900s who compiled a four volume work on Black inventors and noted at least four patents issued to Black patentees between 1814 and 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Baker
U.S. Patent Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Ellsworth ‘Bake’ Baker
Calvin M. Geisbert Jr
Monroe Ray
Cess"’ Poole
Joseph
Jake
Wm. Tressler
Mrs
Frederick Funeral Home
Robert E. Dailey & Son
Eoin Ie Sere i Office
Wean
Tetra
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Rea Ca
Frederick, Md
Spirirsowans Wurowlolie
By Mary Fouche
Hagerstown High School
Savings and Loan
Fredericktowne Savings Institution
Jacob Rohrback
Lewis A. Rice
James E. Doll
C. Hays Lamar
Edwin C. Markell
Thomas A. Chapline
James H. Cramer
Charles W. Lough
G. Hunter Bowers
Harry Prongas
Department of History & Government
Frederick Community College
Potomac Edison Co
South Market Street
West South Street
Market Street
South Street
Wesley Bill
W. South St
Apt
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