Middletown and Area Residents Attend Multiple Funerals
Funeral services were held for Fred M. Huffer of Middletown at Donald B. Thompson Funeral Home with grandsons as bearers. Also honored were Charles Edward Gregg III of Ellicott City at Mount Airy Baptist Church with honorary bearers, and Edward Augustus Lambert Sr. near Keymar at Union Bridge funeral home. Additional services for Ruth Marie Luhn of Frederick, Elizabeth S. Danner of Brunswick, and other local residents followed at various churches and cemeteries, with interments in Linganore, Mount Olivet, Reformed, and Pine Grove cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Huffer
W. Main St
Middletown
Donald B. Thompson
E. Main St
Donald L. Turley
Zion Lutheran Church
Blaine E. Feightner
David Wyand
Andy Wyand
Brian Huffer
Gary Bachtell
Richard Angleberger
Kenny Huffer
Lutheran Cemetery
Huffer
Pearl M. Main Huffer
Charles Edward Gregg III
Ellicott City
Mount Airy Baptist Church
Michael L. Trammel
Willy Ricker
Doug Phoebus
Scott Shilling
Tripp Wright
Chris Bowie
Jason Levinson
Mark Wheatley
Vince Vecera
Shane Gregg
Danny Ricker
Buddy Henley
Mike Howser
Gregg
Edward Augustus Lambert Sr
Middleburg Road
Keymar
Gettysburg Hospital
Gettysburg
Union Bridge
D.D. Hartzler
Duane Combs
Ruth Marie Luhn
Bartonsville Road
Frederick
Robert E. Dailey & Son
N. Market St
David G. Cravec
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Harold Grabill
Keymar Road
Johnsville
D.D Hartzler
John D. Green Jr
Bush Creek
Brunswick Man Frank Strakowsky Jr Dies at 74
Obituary notices recount the death of 74 year old Frank Strakowsky Jr of Brunswick on Friday January 31 and services held Tuesday February 4 at New York Hill United Methodist Church with interment at Park Heights Cemetery. Bearers and honorary pallbearers named along with survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strakowsky Jr
Brunswick
New York Hill United Methodist Church
George Earie
Park Heights Cemetery
Jesse Thompson
Dave Mohler
Bill Miller
John Robertson
John Weddle
Keith Cornelius
Cliff Fister
Louis Cornelius III
Agents seize five pounds of heroin at BWI airport
US Customs agents seized more than five pounds of heroin from a airline passenger during a weekend arrest at Baltimore-Washington International airport. Alois G. Coleman, 48, of Bethesda, was arrested at the airport Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linthicum, Md
Baltimore-Washington
Alois G. Coleman
Bethesda
County eyes ending sewage sludge dumping at landfill
Frederick County public works officials seek to stop sending 95 percent of sludge from Ballenger WWTP to landfills and instead apply it to farmland once a compliant treatment process is approved. The Purefax chlorine method faces state approval due to chemical concerns, with expansion of the Ballenger plant to 6 million gallons daily expected by early 1994 and costs rising from about 197000 to 364000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Public Works
Ballenger
Public Works
Robert Hayes
Maryland Department of Environment
Martha Hynson
MDE
Hayes
Parents oppose redistricting over high school choices
Parents from Hillside Estates challenge Frederick County redistricting arguing Brunswick High lacks Frederick’s course variety. Joy Wise cites community ties and potential harms to students who move to Brunswick. Laura Nielsen urges delaying the plan and exploring alternatives as over 300 parents sign petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Wise
Hillside Estates
Frederick High School
Brunswick High School
Frederick
Brunswick
Ms. Wise
Frederick County
Carroll Manor
PTA
Laura Nielsen
Ms. Nielsen
Caracas News: Dead Toll Rises After Coup Attacks
El Nacional reports 7 dead in Caracas with rebels attacking the presidential palace and residence while Morgue officials count 42 civilian bodies. Valencia sees at least eight dead. Gen. Ochoa says intelligence warned the president to flee Miraflores to a private TV station, where Perez urged to shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
el Nacional
Valencia
Ochoa
Miraflores Palace
Perez
Gen. Ochoa
Crossing safety debate after fatal van train crash
The report details a fatal collision when a van driven by Mr. Clark was struck by a northbound train at a crossing. Witnesses question police conclusions, noting potential sighting issues and lack of stop signs. Officials discuss signs, active warning devices costs, and responsibility for crossings as CSX owns the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapp
Marsh- McBirney
Robert Herstein
Traffic and Safety
State Highway Administration
Herstein
CSX Corporation
Maryland
Culwell Cleared After Manslaughter Trial In Libertytown Area
Culwell testified he brake fast when a car in front hit brakes forcing a loss of control. He said his pickup hit the Mittens after swerving and hitting a curb. The state contends Culwell was behind a slow vehicle and ignored signals. defense urged no proof of recklessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
Thomas Sinton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Huffer
Charles Gregg III
Edward Lambert
Butch Hansbrough
Eugene Heffner
Jim Lambert
Mike Lambert
John Stouter
Jeff Hansbrough
Linganore Cemetery
Unionville
Lambert
Mary Wetzel Lambert
Robert Luhn
Dale Luhn
David Householder
Michael Heath
Ulysses Fisher Jr
Keith Markin
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Elizabeth Danner
Elizabeth S. Danner
Trinity Lutheran Church
Knoxville
Calvin D. Stambaugh
Lorayne Feaster
Pam Hubinger
Lord
Ray Mayers
Ray Shull
Mike Lowry
Harry Kersey
Mike Kersey
Floyd Thee
Reformed Cemetery
Danner
Franklin A. Danner
John T. Williams
Mr. Frank
Mary Hooper
Mary Lucinda Hooper
Phillips Lane
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Union Bridge United Methodist Church
Dwight L. Sheesley
Vivian S. Nusbaum
David Brandenburg
Paul Hooper Jr
Bruce Hooper
Steven Hooper
Kenneth Hooper Jr
Leroy Glacken
Bethany Cemetery
Taylorsville
Mrs. Hooper
Riley E. Hooper Sr
Mr. R. Harold Grabill
Bwi
Allegany Optical
Denes
Ace
Sre
Frederick Cedane
Christina Barnes
News-Post
Steamatic
Steamatic - Powell Environmental
Lewtersburg Pike
Hagerstown
PA. WY
Frederick County National Bank
Erica
Fred
Jackson Hewitt
Montgomery Ward
Frederick Towne Mall
Montgomery Ward Valley Mall
Northern Ave
Niewspaper
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