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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1978

Page

2

Living With Cancer memoir honors Karen Reeder Day

Karen Hyberg Reeder’s biweekly column Living With Cancer shared her cancer journey to inspire readers and families facing illness. Her talk at the Frederick Cancer Research Center honored by the Frederick County Society for Medical Technology highlighted hope, faith, and family support amid treatment.

Karen Hyberg Reeder News-Post Pat Sikes Yellow Brick Road Reeder Karen Reeder Frederick Cancer Research Center

Frederick Md Event Sparks Bipartisan Attention

A Frederick Maryland event drew mixed political interest as local politicians expect engagement from both sides. The setting underscored ongoing two sided debates typical of the area, with observers noting appearances and dialogue likely to influence forthcoming discussions.

Frederick man Mehrling Holdcraft remembered in local piece

A commemorative account honors Jacob Mehrling Holdcraft born February 21 1894 in Frederick County detailing his family, early schooling, and rugged youth. The narrative credits community members Miss Josephine Etchison Mrs. Harry M. Cramer Jr. and the Linton couple for assisting the interview and preservation of Holdcraft’s records at the C Burr Artz Library.

Jacob John) Mehrling Holdcraft Josephine FP. Etchison We L. Butt Artz Frederick Jack Linton C. Burr

Memoir of Mehrling Holdcraft From Boy to Genealogist

The narrative traces Mehrling Holdcraft's youth in Frederick, his schooling from fifth grade to high school, and early work experiences. A chance trip spurred his enlistment in the U.S. Army, leading to medical corps service, wartime duty aboard the USS George Washington, and later studies in wireless tech. After the war he pursued journalism, married Edna Mund, raised three children, and developed a passion for genealogy aided by Dr. Dern and a West Coast publisher, culminating in the creation of Names in Stone and preservation efforts for Frederick County history.

Mehrling Parkton Western Union Paul Walkersville United Brethren Mehriing James C. Biehl Brush Factory OxFibre Hahn & Rowe Plumbing Company Frederick Carroll Etchinson Jacob John Mehbriing Jokn Holdcraft Mehbing Baltimore Harbor Wehrling Sonia Infantry Medical Corps Columbus Barracks Ft. Benjamin Harris Indianapolis Ind Us.s George Washington Brest Army of Occupation Germany Coernee Mehiring Baltimore SCA An & Closes Folger McKinsey Baltimore San Benttown Theve View Naomi J. Mehrling Holdcraft Edna M. Mund Enoch Pratt Library Peabody Robert Sunpapers Elaine Mehming John Dern Exxon Company Mmpany Dern Albany Dern Hves Redwood Calif Frederick County Virginia Mebrting Dr. Dera the Monocacy Book Store Jack Linton C. Burr George Wi Belchcraft

Local teachers take part in summer workshops report

A report from 50 years ago notes 3 science teachers and 15 physical education teachers participated in summer workshops. Rachel Bishop of West Frederick Junior High completed projects. Local man Hi L. Brand was commended for honesty. Nerville Griffa of Raittertews reported losing a wallet which Frederick and Braid recovered, with Feehan mentioned.

Rachel Bishop West Frederick Junior High Hi L. Brand Nerville Griffa Raittertews Frederick Braid Feehan

Names in Stone volumes reveal Frederick County cemeteries

Twenty years ago a master index of local tombstones inspired Mehling Holdcraft to survey Frederick County cemeteries. He documented Mount Olivet and others, publishing Names in Stone and More Names in Stone. The work, based on 19,000 inscriptions, traces burial sites and maps across the area as Holdcraft, now in Baltimore, maintains ties with his Frederick relatives.

Albaugh T.J.C. Williams Edward 5. Delaplaine Mehhling Holdcraft Frederick County Mehrling Creagerstown Lewistown Bethel Charlesville Reformed Church Holdcraft Linton Frederick J. Mehicing Holdcraft Baltimore John Wade Mae Hve Gellows Meta

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