Obituaries Highlight Local Veterans and Community Figures
A long obituary column honors Martin P. Alexander of Decatur born July 13 1919 and a U S Army major who served 24 years including Korea, burial at Arlington. Other notices pay tribute to Elsie Craver Hines Maxine Healey William Young and Charles Diehl with service details, survivors, and memorials. A correction notes two bearer name errors in a previous obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin P. Alpxander Ward
Martin P. Alexander
Formax St. Decatur
Alexander
Parkview Memorial Hospital
Fort Wayne
Ind
Romaine Rolli Alesander
Hagerstown
Mario P
Eleanor Wagner Alexander
Frederick High School
U5 Army
Corning Glass
Masonic Lodge 371
Mizpah Temple
Legion of Honor
York
Scottish Rite
Shrine
Adams Post 43
American Legion
Decatur Housing Authority
Martin P. Alexander III
Idiana
Maurice R. Alexander
Kansas
Ronald Ehrmann
Odiana
Michael A. Alexander
Missouri
Raymond Skipper
Florida
Eugene Alexander
Saston
Wrother
Emory Alexander
Zwick, Baltz
John Guneral
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
Public school enrollment increases across Maryland
Maryland public school enrollment rose for the first time since the early 1970s with 675,747 students on Sept 30, up 4,184 from 1985. Frederick County added 3.7 percent to 24,67 students while Calvert and Frederick counties posted gains. Baltimore City and Prince George’s County remained down slightly, while Montgomery led with 1,577 more students than 1985. The count reflects grade distributions, with elementary and secondary totals detailed, and notes demographic shifts from a prior birth-rate decline. Thomas Michael Hoy Jr. and Morgan Leigh Hoy are named in birth and birthday notices listed among the county records.
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Baltimore
Diver
Maryland
Frederick County
Office of Management Systems
Maryland State Department of Education
Baltimore City
Prince George’s County
Allegany
Garrett
Kent
Somerset
Washington
Calvert
Frederick Counties
Calvert County
Montgomery
Funeral notices for Ore Wusen Cook and relatives
Funeral services honor Ore Wusen Cook of Frederick who died Friday December 16 with services at Frederick Funeral Home and Hillcrest Cemetery. Several local groups attended. Other obituaries include Hester Walker Fisher of Frederick with service at Bush Creek Church of the Brethren Monrovia and burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, and Margaret Susanne Dusing of Shookstown with service at Shookstown Assembly of God and Rocky Springs Cemetery. Isabel Nora Brewer near Keymar, Morris Luther Lager Thurmont, and additional arrangements handled by local funeral homes are listed with service details and interment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Rebecca Healey
Mount Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll County
Paul W
Bessie B. Watkins Clary
Jones Motors
Ridgeville
American Legion Auxiliary of
American Legion Auxiliary Department of Maryland
Old Liberty Road
Winfield
Fred Eckhardt
Grace Lutheran Church
Westminster
Prospect Cemetery
Maryland Child Welfare Foundation
American Legion Department of Maryland
Wart Memorial Building
Fayette and Gay Streets
Baltimore
Mid
Gold Star
Charles S. Diehl
Charles Stuard Diehl
Sandy Hook
Elizabeth Phillips Diehl
Washington, D.C
Diehl
Albert and
Ida Fitzgerald Diehl
Lib’s
U.S
First Baptist Church
Wheaton
Loyal Order of Moose
Brunswick
Harriett McDuffee
Rockville
Frances Garrison
Silver Spring
Nancy Sansone
Harpers Ferry
Euckles
W. Va
Glenn E. Martin
Brownsville Heights Cemetery
Brownsville
Ir Orr Wilson Cok
Ore Wusen Cook
Northside Drive
Frederick
Robert Eo Ussley
Hillcrest Cemetery
Kumderan G
Une Neh Lee A. McDaniel
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Cumberland
Cook
Thelma Harrison Cook
Hester W. Fisher
Hester Walker Fisher
Glenrock
Bush Creek Church
Margaret Susanne Dusing
Shookstown
Colton Villa
Hagerstown
Isabel Nora Brewer
Keymar
Grace Rocky Bill Lutheran Church
Parris C. Beckhardt
Brian Benty
Darrell Smith
Eric Funk
Jamie Funk
William Stull
Michael Stull
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Woodsboro
D.D. Hartzler
Sir. Morris Lether Lager
Morris Luther Singer
Hillside Ave
Thurmont
We Thurmont
Hubert E. Davey
Soo
East Wall St
Ralph D. Erickson
Fort Ritchie
Edwin C. Creeger
American Legion
Thurmost
Lee Fisher
Joseph Qn Bh
Caiffors Stabasyzh
Maynard Heegst
Samuel Poole
Dale Carter
Cravesite
Isd
Thnurmont
Terry Wuard
Roland Renner
Dennis Smith
John Dewease
Sydney Wolf
Ed Athey
Pete Lantz
Lyman Staumbaugh
Charles Pittinger
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Loger
Pearl Weaver Unger
Fire roasts town's Christmas dinners
In Wallington New Jersey a fire behind Adam's Fool Market destroyed 15000 pounds of kiełbasa, disrupting traditional Christmas meals in a largely Polish community. Police Sgt. Lester Puc and Mayor Walter Slomienski describe the loss as a disaster affecting many residents who scramble for substitutes during the holiday season. Leah Michalowski voiced the impact on local shoppers.
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Wallington
Adam‘s Fool Market
Lester Puc
Walter Slomienski
Leah Michalowski
New Jersey
Adam's
Christmas card travels the line for 50 years
In Hammond Indiana AP reports a penny pinching Christmas card has bounced across the Indiana Illinois state line for five decades. Ida Romeau Smith bought it during hard times and the card offered One Round Trip to a Merry Christmas from 1935 to 1940. The Smith family and Oscar Weil of Calumet City Illinois kept using the card, continuing the tradition.
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Hammond
Ind
Indiana-Ilinois
Ida Romeau Smith
Weil
Ski Roundtop owners withdraw road realignment proposal
Ski Roundtop owners Tuesday withdrew their plan to relocate 1300 feet of Crystal Fountain Road west of Annandale Road for a ski resort complex. Peyton P. Phillips, representing the developers denied access to about 500 acres, said the opposition and Planning Commission vote against the realignment rendered future action unlikely. The county commissioners hold final say after the Planning Board. An ad for a hearing on the proposal was being prepared, originally set for Jan. 6.
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Ski Roundtop
Peyton P. Phillips
Conservatont
Brewrer
Aqual
County Planning Commission
Crystal Fountain
Annandale Road
Phillips
Planning Commission
Linda Allcock
Gradient index lens trio cuts bulk in optics research
Scientists at the University of Rochester Institute of Optics report producing a single lens that merges features of two in one. They describe gradient index fabrication as a first U S. real life use in this country and say the method could cut weight space and cost for instruments like camera lenses telescopes and microscopes.
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Rochester, NY
University of Rochester
Institute of Optics
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elsie Craver Hines
Manor Care
William J. Hines Sr
Joanne
David Craver
Rudolph C. Hines
University Park
Marlene F. Hines
Mary Ellen Hines
Ashton
Howard Craver
Brookeville
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Brighton Dam Road
Brighton
Bill Truitt
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Brentwood
St. Barnabas’ Mission of the Deaf
Wisconsin Ave
Chevy Chase
Holton
Staley
Terry A. Hill
Gary S. Hill
Terry A. Staley
Gary S. Staley
The
News-Post
Wiliam T. Young Sr
William Theodore
Bill” Young Sr
Virginia Ave. Hagerstown
Avalon Major
Madeline Snowman Young
Washington County
Downsville
William Henry
Violetta Veltora Wedge Young
Young
Western Maryland Railroad
U.S. Navy
Morris Frock Post
Reno Barracks
Janet L. Young
William T. Young Jr
Chewsville
Bernard A. Young
Cavetown
Kenneth A. Young
Funkstown
Thomas E. Young
Ivan R. Young
Boonsboro
Minnich
E. Wilson Blvd
Charles B. Weber
Thomas E. Young Jr
Rest Haven Cemetery
Shady Grove
Gaithersburg
Shady Grove Hospital
Terri Mellon
Charles Austin Bender
Bethel Road
Eugene W. Goll
Thomas Michael Hoy Jr
Thomas M. Hoy Sr
Pauline Burker
New Market
Dane £. Glison
Morgan Leigh
Franklin Square Hospital
S. Jefferson
Montgomery Ward
Bon-Ton
Everly
BON-TON/EVERLY
VISA
Mastercard
Everlys
Eyerly's
Frederick Towne
Tom Eyerly
Nnx
Gee Bee Department
Mme Cheee
Hristmas