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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1996

Page

5

Obituaries for Wisner Riddle Wolfe and Dutrow names

Obituaries note the deaths of Wilfred Clifford Wisner 76 of Thurmont and James E. Riddle 73 of Walkersville with service plans and surviving relatives. Also listed are funeral arrangements for Melvin H. Dutrow and Hiram A. Wolfe with burial and memorial details. Memorial donations are encouraged to the American Heart Association.

Wilfred Clifford Wisner Frederick and Thurmont Northampton Manor Frederick Harmony Grove George C. and Goldie Delmire Trump Wisner Wisner Edwin C. Creeger American Legion Washington & Lee Post D.A.W Amvets Post Evelyn Lucille Wayant Robin Biser Robert E. Dailey & Son E. Main St James L. Fisher Mount Olivet Cemetery American Heart Association E. Patrick St James E. Riddle Discovery Blvd Walkersville Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick 250th Anniversary Events and Local Directory

Readable items list Frederick County events and local notices tied to Frederick’s 250th anniversary and community organizations. Includes weather, sports, education calendars, arts, and public notices from area institutions and businesses.

Frederick County Fcnb Bank Scottsdale Securities Frederick's Frederick MWA UDPAC Bud Light Mt. St. Mary's McHenry Auto Parts Frederick Ice Rink Frederick City

Students explore careers during restaurant visit in Frederick

Ten Maryland School for the Deaf students and six hearing impaired Parkway Elementary pupils toured Griff's Landing on South Market Street. They watched a chef prepare chowder and enjoyed lunch paid by the restaurant, while teachers noted learning reading math and vocabulary in a real work setting.

Frederick Maryland School For the Deaf Parkway Elementary Griff’s Landing South Market Street MSD Griff’s Julie O’brien John Griffis Parkway Cathryn Babb John Davis Bryan Oakley Luther Weedon Jr Elisha Dillon MSC Gary Denmark Michael Burke

Italian man receives six organ transplant in Miami

Leonardo Cioce, 29, of Bari, Italy, survived a 36 hour operation at Jackson Memorial Hospital that replaced his kidney, pancreas, stomach, large intestine, small intestine and liver with organs from a braindead donor. This marked the first known six abdominal organ transplant in the United States. He leaves Miami soon with his father, hoping to return home for real Italian pizza.

Miami Leonardo Cioce Cioce Bari Italy Jackson Memorial Hospital America

Highway diamond found and returned on I-40

Robin Esslinger lost a two carat diamond and wedding band on Interstate 40 when the ring slid from her window. A highway worker recovered the damaged ring a day later while pothole checks and refused a reward, citing state law. She thanked him and handed over a Bible instead.

Albuquerque N.M Robin Esslinger Esslinger State Highway Department Farrel McKay

Frederick area funeral notices list several services

Grieving communities note graveside and church services for Joseph Jackson Schuster Joe E Arnold Cora Jane Webb Charles Ernest Chiz Myers Jr Frances Lavina Thomas Bussard Philip R Gula Sr with interments at Mount Olivet Laytonsville Mount Hope Wandch Woodsboro Resthaven and related memorials officiants bearers and attendees listed by family and veterans groups in Frederick and surrounding towns.

Melvin H. Dutrow Mount Olivet Frederick Joseph Jackson Schuster Robert E. Manthey Calvary United Methodist Church John R. Webb Post Joe E. Arnold Annapolis Tramsville Hanover Redeemer Lutheran Church Damascus Raymond Scheck Stephen Arnold David Arnold Edwin Arnold Rick Arnold Bob Arnold Hoyt Arnold Mount Hope Cemetery Wandch- Woodsboro Cora Jane Webb Laytonsville Barber Funeral Home Ed Hartmann Jon Webb Phil Webb Roy Webb Jr Ron Webb Jr Michael Eanes Josh Eanes BJ. Webb Laytonsville Cemetery Charles Myers Jr Charles Ernest “Chiz” Myers Jr Robert E. Dailey & Son Dick Ellis New Hope Presbyterian Church Mount Olivet Cemetery Frances Lavina Thomas Bussard St. John the Evangelist Wayne G. Funk Hesbia C. Foster Jr Richard M. Koogle Timothy C. Koogle R. Howard Crum J. Kenneth Kefauver Philip R. Gula Sr Tne Stauffer Funeral Home Kevin Farmer Bolling Air Force Base Washington, D.C Resthaven Memorial Gardens

Pilot John Testrake dies of cancer at 68

Joan Testrake, the TWA pilot who became a Beirut hijacking hero in 1985, died of cancer at 68 in a St. Joseph hospice. Diagnosed in 1994, he declined chemotherapy, citing his faith. He had piloted TWA 847 during the Beirut crisis, endured threats, and later flew relief missions before an unsuccessful 1992 Republican bid. Funeral arrangements were pending.

ST. Joseph, Mo Joan Testrake TWA Middle East Testrake St. Joseph Beirut Kansas City Star Trans World Airlines Athens Rome Mediterranean Algiers Gers U.S. Navy Robert Stethem Mission Aviation Fellowship Haiti Zaire Indonesia New Guinea Angola State House

Governor to add 30 prison officers at Maryland annex

Governor Parris Glendening pledged 30 additional correctional officers for the Maryland House of Correction annex in Jessup after two worker attacks. The hires will use existing vacancies shifted to the annex, at an estimated cost of 600000 funded by a supplemental budget. AFSCME Council 92 praised the prompt action as a positive step.

Annapolis Parris Glendening Maryland House of Correction Jessup Public Safety and Correctional Services Bishop Robinson Bill Bolander Afscme Council 92

Ronald Reagan Turns 85 in Bittersweet Celebration

Ronald Reagan, 85, marked his birthday in West Hollywood with a private party hosted by Nancy Reagan at Chasen s, featuring tributes from Gerald Ford Newt Gingrich Colin Powell and Pete Wilson. Alzheimer’s disease limits public appearances as the former president golfed with Bob Hope and received messages from leaders and friends.

West Hollywood Calif Ronald Reagan Taare Secret Service Nancy Reagan Chasens Gerald Ford Newt Gingrich Colin Powell Pete Wilson Johnny Mathis Merv Griffin Reagan Bob Hope Michael Reagan CNN Larry King Live Ron Reagan Patti Davis Bob Dole Barry Goldwater America Mr. Gingrich Mr. Reagan Pete Jimenez Booth No. 2 Boris Yeltzin Mikhail Gorbachev Los Angeles Country Club Mr. Hope Puck Trainer Lodwrick M. Cook

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Wilfred Wisner Mr. James Riddle Jean Lorraine Ealy Riddle Grove Okla James E Sarah S. Sweeten Riddle Stanton University Riddle Navy MISGA Senior Citizens Golfing Organization Michael Spaur Baltimore Donna MacGregor David Cathy Spaur Philip Danahey Camp Springs Pattie Phillips Jim Jackie John Scott MacGregor Sjamsville Tracey Keri Loop Elsie Ealy Silver Spring California Mandy Opossumtown Pike Funeral Home Duanne L. Beck Rockville Union Cemetery Rockville Melvin Dutrow Hiram Wolfe Hiram A. Wolfe Old Pryor Road Thelma A. Eyler Wolfe Arthur Boyce Hood College THE Frederick News-Post Machive Tamara Hatch News-Post Timothy Jacobsen Parkway School Griff's Landing United States McKay Joseph Schuster Joe Arnold Cora Webb Mrs. Frances Bussard Philip Gula Sr Daniel Gadra John Testrake B &W Williamsburg Pottery Branson Nashville New York Woodsboro Vfc Coppermine Rd Ben Woodsboro Vfc Middletown Vfc Carroll Manor Fire Co Old School Adamstown Colonial Jewelers W. Patrick St Patr Uncle Ralph's Lowery Mojave Greg Phobus Heating & AC N. Carroll Thuront Bruce Finch John K. Henderson Fred. Co Ramsburg Rec Rach
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