Funeral notices for Lindsay Franklin Brigham Schley and Goines
Funeral services were held or announced for Mrs. Mabel LaRue Lindsay Franklin of Westminster, Mr. David L. Brigham of Germantown, and Mr. John E. Schley of Mount Airy, with interments in St James, Laytonsville, and Fairview cemeteries. Additional services for Cathy Simpson Goines of Frederick took place at Asbury United Methodist Church. Bearers named for each service included multiple family and community members. Arrangements coordinated by Gary L. Rollins Funeral Home for Frederick cases.
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Mabel LaRue Lindsay Franklin
Bachman's Valley Road
Westminster
New Windsor
D.D. Hartzler
Scott L. Duffey
Westminster Church of the Brethren
Richard Hooper Dale Hooper
Gary Hooper
Lanny Hardenhorn
Terry Hardenhorn
Danny Albaugh
St. James Cemetery
Dennings
Franklin
David L. Brigham
Germantown
Barber Funeral Home
Laytonsville
Hank Postel
Darnestown Presbyterian Church
Paul Foster
Wess Foster
Dennis Gogley
James Hoover
Charlie Saunders
Robert Willis
Laytonsville Cemetery
John E. Schley
N. Main St
Mount Airy
Quinn Chapel
Frederick
Luke Robinson
Rex Bowens
Gentle Savior
la Verne Wilson
Timnothy Holland
William Harris
Denrick Holland
Francis Ferguson
Anthony Barnes
Stewart White
Fairview Cemetery
Schley
Virginia Barnes
Gary L Rollins
Cathy Simpson Goines
Mansfield
N. Bentz St
Asbury United Methodist Church
Luther Brown
Jesus
Charolette Smallwood
Daniel Weedon
Roby Myers
Derick Goines
Jerry Thompson
Stephen Goines
Michael Goines
Harry Barnes
Steve Weedon
Gaines
William Bill Gaines
Gary L. Rollins
Crash victims recovering after head on U S 40 collision
Two injured people in a Friday night crash on U S 40 near Myersville showed recovery progress Monday. John E Faulders 34 of Boonsboro remained in fair condition at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. Marilyn Sue Krug 53 of Frederick was listed serious at the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Baltimore after crossing the center line. Trooper Gary Martin said Krug’s erratic driving possibly caused by low blood sugar. the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 40
Myersville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
John E. Faulders
Boonsboro
Marilyn Sue Krug
Frederick
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
Maryland
Ms. Krug
Mr. Fauler
Gary Martin
Aisley and Younkin Find Love Again in Later Years
Aisley, a former staffer at the American Battlefield Monuments Commission, and Mr Younkin, a retired Washington Terminal Co. employee, speak of rediscovering love after widowhood. The pair, both in their 80s, plan to retire together and consider a delayed Paris honeymoon in about six months.
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American Battlefield Monuments Commission
Younkin
Washington Terminal Co
Farm nutrient plans debated as Maryland eyes state aid rules
About 18 percent of Maryland farmers have nutrient management plans amid a push for mandatory plans for those receiving state cost sharing funds. The three state bay cleanup effort targets a 40 percent nutrient reduction by 2000, with Pennsylvania already mandating certified plans for fund recipients. Critics warn Maryland farms’ larger scale could handle waste without mandating plans, while supporters argue the measure is crucial and affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Bay
Winegrad
House
Senate
Environmental Matters Committee
Ronald Guns
S Bay
Carroll County TransIT bill advances after local amendments
In Maryland the only outstanding House issue by Saturday's session was a Carroll County bill authorizing TransIT operations. The measure, amended by the Frederick delegation, sits in the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee awaiting a voting session on remaining bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Frederick
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Peace seen for Mideast by lecturer at Beth Sholom
Dr. Robert Freedman, a political science professor and adviser to the State Department, says after 45 years of conflict the Mideast is headed for peace though shape remains unclear. He notes July elections for a self-governing Palestinian council on the West Bank and Gaza, with Yasser Arafat and the PLO gaining influence and a police force loyal to him. He argues Arafat may not threaten Israel if arms remain limited, but warns of opposition from Israelis and Palestinians and cites recent deadly attacks as sabotage of the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mideast
Robert Freedman
Beth Sholom
Dr. Freedman
Baltimore Hebrew University
School of Graduate Studies
U.S. State Department
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Yasser Arafat
PLO
Freedman
Arafat
Israel
Islamic Jihad
Hamas
Afula
Tunis
Heat help offered as energy assistance deadline extended
Arlie Graham of Frederick County social services urges residents to apply for fuel and energy aid. The energy assistance deadline, typically April 1, is extended to April 15 due to federal emergency funds. Harsh January weather caused higher utility bills, and the assistance line is 694 2410.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie Graham
Frederick County
Social Services Department
Graham
Ms. Graham
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Cathy
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Rex
SKF
Brown’s Jewelry & Gift Store
Water St
Thurmont
Guns
MDA
J. Anita Stup
R-Frederick
Brian Fresh
D-Montgomery
Baruch Goldstein
Hebron
Sete Melee
Elbert Harden
THE
Jefferson Hairplane
Salon
S. Jefferson St. Frederick
Farmers and Mechiunics National Bank
Psmafes
Nyu Visihedie
Rosen Clane
Anadher Fineuic
P&m
Armers
FDIC
Brungwich Hewlity
Dantases
Emmmisburg
Frederick Ciuigens
Farmers
Frederick Shopping Center
Frederick Towne Mai
Lighthouse Pont
Thomas Jobison
Old Farry
Labertstown
Mt Aug
New Market
Lion Bridge
Mechanics National
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