Colonel Ted Wyatt remembered as pilot, engineer, community leader
Col Theodore Wyatt 66 of Johnsville died Sunday at home after five months illness. A Marine Corps fighter pilot in World War II and Korea, he held the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal and served 42 years in the Marine Reserves retiring in 1974 as commander of an attack squadron. An aerospace engineer with Johns Hopkins APL, he earned 15 patents in space research and helped certify the space shuttle. He led Longtail Farm, chaired the Johnsville Ruritan Club, supported handicapped causes, and was active in Grace Episcopal Church. He leaves wife Ellen, four daughters, a sister, a brother, a grandson, and a late son Lindsay.
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Ted Wyatt
Col
Theodore Wyatt
Molasses Road
Johnsville
Ellen Shropshire Wyatt
Barbara Wyatt
Madison
Wisc
Marilyn Wyatt
Cameron Munter
Brooklyn
Marine Corps Association
Longtail Farm
Ruritan Club
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
APL
Laurel
Polaris
Secretary of Defense
National Aeronautics & Space Administration
America
Cincinnati
Wyatt
Viasouus i
Deauls Luuville
Frederick
Hopkins
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co
New York
Pennsylvania
Lindsay
John Clark Adams
Middletown
John Adams
Adams
Master Watchmaker Clifford Heyner Moves Timepieces Ahead
Clifford Heyner, a thorologist with since 1947, runs a small workshop above Remsberg’s Jewelry, repairing watches and teaching through magazines and seminars. Born 1922 in Greenbrier County West Virginia, he served in WWII, studied in Albany Missouri, and has watched electric watches rise since the 1950s while preferring tiny mechanical movements. He and wife Nancy reside near Frederick and enjoy travel, notably Cape Hatteras and Appleby England.
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Remsberg
Ihe
Clifford Heyner
Chifford Heyner
Hevner
Hig
Clifford Hevner
Greenbrier County
Wva
Maryland
Johnsville
Liberty High School
McCleery’s
North Market Street
Remsberg Jewelry
Francis Scott Key
Remsberg's
East Patrick Street
Heyner
Egypt
Turkey
Switzerland
Jerusalem
Watchmaker's Association
Thorological Association of
Delaware
American Watchmakers’ Institute
Nancy
Butterfly Lane
Frederick
Cape Hatteras
Appleby
England
Lord Chesterfield
Protests and letters on pets and science ethics cited
A mixed reader correspondence page features Dr. Robert Wallace urging humane protection, Maure of Whitehaven advocating animal experimentation limits, and multiple reader questions. The column blends pet welfare, flower scents, and local reminiscences, with notes on timepiece craftsman Clifford Hevner and local inquiries about Appleby relatives.
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DR Wallace
The
Humane Society
Memphis Animal Protection
Society For Animal Protection
P.O
Washington, D.C
Maure
Whitehaven
Tenn Maure
Tax district opposition letter to downtown levy
Robert B Groff of 18E 6th St Frederick writes in strong terms against a proposed downtown tax district. He argues many streets named East 6th Wisner Fast Street are not downtown and warns the plan taxes non retail tradesmen like sign painters roofers and auto mechanics. He frames the plan as taxation without representation.
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East 6Th
Wisner
Fast Street
Maryland Guard rifle team to attend national matches
The Maryland National Guard rifle team led by Lt Col Elmer F Munshower of Frederick will travel to Cam Perry Ohio for the national rifle matches. They will train the first week at Perry and then compete in the following weeks.
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Elmer F Munshower
Frederick
Cam Perry
Ohio
Perry
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Torn Mills
Frederick, Md
Spielalowens
Mary Mills
Clifford H Hevner
Robert Wallace
D. Copley News Service
Karen
Macomb
Dil
Robert B Groff
News-Post
Daniel C. Grove
Jefferson
North Carolina
T.W. Tyre
North Carolina School System
David Crouch
Robert Crouch
Evergreen Ave
Bonnie Lee Adams
Somerse County
Timonium
Charlotte Rhine
Howard County
Linda Jane Davis
Wicomico County
Lynn Ewing
Talbot County
Susan Smith
Harford County
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