Obituary notices for Arvin Jones and Kathleen Shutt
Former principal Arvin Pary Jones 94 of Emmitsburg died April 27 at St. Catherine s Nursing Center. He was husband of Alma Shipley Jones for 70 years and taught and led Emmitsburg and Brunswick schools before retiring in 1968. Kathleen Bender Shutt 4, formerly of St Petersburg, died April 27 at Homewood Retirement Center Frederick. She was daughter of Eli and Lucinda Shutt and had worked as a Greensburg waitress.
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Arvin Pary Jones
Emmit Gardens
Emmitsburg
St. Catherine’s Nursing Center
Alma Shipley Jones
Eglon
W.va
Charles Page
Tabitha Fike Jones
Thurmont High School
Richard Arvin Jones
Shirley Mae Long
Westminster
Euclid Howard Jones
Peru
N.Y
Kathleen Bender Shutt
St. Petersburg
Fla
Homewood Retirement Center
Frederick
Greensburg
Eli
Lucinda Bender Shutt
Christ Lutheran Church
Sara Shutt Ashbaugh
Record Street
Funerals for Five Locals Held Across Frederick Westminster
Funeral services were held for five local residents in Maryland. Junior Balford White of Westminster died April 24 at Carroll County General Hospital with Rev. Fred F. Eckhardt officiating. Charles Lee Brown of Frederick died April 19 and services were led by Pastor Luke Robinson at Quinn Chapel A M E Church. Truth Naomi Haines of Westminster died April 25, with services at Baust United Church of Christ. Clarence Phillip Roberts of Frederick died April 22 with rites at Etchison Memorial Chapel. A Masonic service for Clarence Coats Sr. of Adamstown was planned for April 29 at Stauffer Funeral Home, Frederick.
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Gladys Shanklin
Leisure World
Silver Spring
Church of the Brethren
Rocky Ridge
Donald Stine
Ralph E. Schildt
Skiles Funeral Home
W. Main St
Emmitsburg
Heifer Project International
c/o Carroll Glass Sr
Longs Mill Road
Junior Balford White
Westminster
Carroll County General Hospital
Barrier-Queen Funeral Chapel
Winfield
Fred F. Eckhardt
Bill Reedy
Gary Miller
Chris Kaplan
Arthur Houck
Gary Reedy
Jim Lane
Crest Lawn Memorial Gardens
Charles Lee Brown
Broadway
Frederick
Quinn Chapel
M.E. Church
Luke Robinson
Rex Bowens
William Graham
Pete Adams
Quinn Chapel Gospel Choir
Frank
Gwen Robinson
Patricia Pinnix
Reginald Davis
Ronald Jenkins
Rudolph dJarrick
Austin Timpson
Gerald Bowie
Larry F. Cosley
Wesley Howard
Earl Palmer
Kenneth Rollins
Kenneth Wales
Simpson Cemetery
New Market
Gary L. Rollins
Truth Naomi Haines
Mayberry Road
Baust United Church of Christ
Tyrone
Gerald Fuss
Jamie DeGroft
Bryan Harman
Neil Frock
Jeff Myers
James Erb
Larry Flickinger
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Hartzler
Clarence Phillip Roberts
Homewood Retirement Center
Etchison
Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
James D. Manning
Nichols-Bethel United Methodist Church
Odenton
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Brentwood
Stauffer Funeral Home
Opossumtown Pike
Clarence Coats Sr
Adamstown
Martinsburg man John A Phillips Jr dies at 64
John A Phillips Jr 64 of Martinsburg WV died at home Monday April 28. He was husband to Doramae Phillips and father to four children. A Korean War veteran, he retired from C P Telephone after 30 years and Northern Telecom after 16. Visitation is private. graveside service May 3 at Union Cemetery Greensburg. Memorials to Hospice of the Panhandle. Funeral by Frederick Dailey & Son.
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Union Cemetery
Greensburg
Frederick Funeral Home
Robert E. Dailey & Son
N. Market St
John A. Phillips Jr
Martinsburg
W.va
Doramae Phillips
Hospice of
the Panhandle
Boyd Orchard Court
Brown Funeral Home
Volunteer mentors bridge cultures through Bridges program
A 70-year-old volunteer describes her five-year role in the Bridges program pairing local seniors with recent immigrant children. She and the Burmese and Haitian youths share activities, visits to museums, and conversations, while mentors emphasize patient, friendly support over miracles.
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Channel 26
Alady
Haiti
Art education gains schoolwide integration
School officials describe a shift to stronger integration of art and music programs. Beaton, senior system veteran and former English teacher and administrator, will lead the effort as a curriculum advocate for art, aiming to expand student participation and streamline support across visual and performing arts.
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Beaton
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Linganore High
Walkersville High
Fredericktown Players
Lizard Color, Crypsis, and Predation Defense Study
Dr Morrison explains how lizards switch color and belly signaling to deter predators. As temperature rises they become quicker and display vivid bellies, a costly pigment change tied to mitochondria-rich pigment cells. The 1996 Copeia study and 1997 New Scientist coverage propelled further research on pigment and cell differentiation.
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Dr. Morrison
Morrison
Copeia
American Society of Icthyologists
Herpetologists
New Scientist
Reuters News Service
France
National Science Foundation
Hood
Gajdusek Pleads Guilty and Receives Reduced Jail Term
Dr. Gajdusek admits misconduct while noting his decades of disease research saved lives. Judge Dwyer imposes two concurrent 15 year sentences for child abuse, suspended to 18 months, with a maximum 16 month cap and probation after release. The case involves sexual contact with two boys under 18 and a broader history of hosting nearly 60 foreign children.
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Gajdusek
Hulkower
Frederick County
Scott Rolle
Rolle
Fort Detrick
National Institute
Mr. Rolle
Deer Spring Road
Dwyer
Dr. Gajdusek
Higgs, Zusi and Magee lead local ballot count effort
Town volunteers Higgs 43 Zusi 37 and Magee 38 assisted Mr Racine and Town Clerk Patti Morrow appointed to the elections board by the mayor in March. Peggy Tuck could not participate due to illness in her family as Mr Racine notes the situation.
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Higgs
Mike Zusi
Clayton Magee
Margie Pipes
Winslow Burhans
Tom Rimel
Racine
Patti Morrow
Peggy Tuck
Montgomery Court Discusses Restitution and Refiled Charges
In Montgomery County prosecutors may seek restitution in minor cases before charges are filed, a policy not applied to felony theft. Frederick officials caution about speedy trial issues if Ms. Willis is charged again. If investigation warrants, the case would go to a Frederick County grand jury.
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Montgomery County
Frederick County
Maryland
Hughes
Frederick
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Ms. Willis
Campbell
Montgomery
Willis
Maryland faces pressure on mandatory emissions treadmill test
Maryland battles EPA pressure to adopt the treadmill emissions test rather than tailpipe testing. Envirotest Systems Corp. bought the testing division while MARTA won a Maryland contract but faced a low bid dispute with California. Senator Norman Stone warns of potential sanctions and massive highway aid loss, while Governor Glendening weighs political and practical fallout.
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EPA
W. Michael McCabe
Maryland
Norman Stone
Baltimore County
Stone
Glendening
Mr. Stone
Incumbent wins in Gaithersburg mayoral race
GAITHERSBURG Incumbent Mayor W Edward Bohrer Jr defeated veteran council member Gertrude Kildee by a wide margin in high turnout voters Monday. Bohrer collected 1914 votes to Kildee 1138 in the race.
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Gaithersburg
W. Edward Bohrer Jr
Gertrude Kildee
Bohrer
Kildee
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Hotline
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MWA
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YMCA
Red Cross
Frederick City
Maryland Job Service Job Training Agency
T.A
Transit
Looms Directory
Frederick Arts Council
iHlaine Visual Art Center
TRO Weinberg Center
Tmi
Frederick Cohamane Soresee
Fies
Ffo
Frederick News-Post
Vwapa Pereachive
Junior White
Charles Brown
Mrs. Truth Haines
Clarence Roberts
John Phillips Jr
Lizard
Shookstown
Alan Nichols
Cruises Airlines
Clia Nacoa
Delphey
Linda
Patrick St
Fredench
Frederick Caty
Bai
FOCAL
Park St
Johanna Holmes
Herbalife Infocal
Hm Johnson Mic
Henbeck
Hm Fogle
ONAN
Dave Parke
Waiser
Resthaven
Sally
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