Obituaries: Davis Boger Little and Miss Hamilton
Obituary notices for Grant J. Davis 73 of Fairfield Pa died Feb 9 at his son’s home Arendtsville Pa survived by wife Hazel Davis daughter Hazel Smith son John Davis five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Feb 11 at Monahan Funeral Home Fairfield. Also obituary for John W Boger 71 Lovettsville Va died Feb 7 survived by Frances Boger two cousins and a friend. services Feb 11 in Lovettsville. And obituary for Alan W Little 77 Fairfield Twp Pa died Feb 8. long business career in glass industry and community service with multiple organizations. memorial Feb 18 at Quickel Church. Also Miss Mary Hamilton 72 Libertytown Md died Feb 9. arrangements incomplete.
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Grant J. “Jeff” Davis
Fairfield
Arendtsville
Hazel Stephen Davis
Adams County
George and
Bessie Strausbaugh Davis
Davis
Valley Enterprises
Hazel V. Smith
Union Bridge
John W. Davis
Lillian Smith
Mount Airy
Leo Davis
Rouzerville
George Davis
Monahan
John K. Burk
Chapel Lutheran Church Cemetery
Libertytown
John W. Boger
Lovettsville
Fairfax Hospital
Frances Jean Boger
Boger
John
Rose Boger
Loudoun Valley High School
Purcellville
Betty Boger
Isabelle Boger McKimmey
Waterford
Betty Jean Dillon
Salem
Brown Funeral Home
Michael W. Kretsinger
Union Cemetery
Alan Wilson Little
Brenneman Drive
Fairfield Township
Messiah Village
Upper Allen Township
Myrtle M. Snelbaker Little
Little
Harrisburg Glass Inc
West Shore
Shiremanstown
Service Glass Industries
Frederick
Service Glass Works
York
Mifflin Glass Industries
Mifflin
York Narrow Fabric Co
Railway Express
Bon Bakery
Army Air Corps
Rotary Club of
Harrisburg
Paul Harris
Harrisburg Area Builders Exchange
Central Pennsylvania
Hamilton Bank
Harrisburg/ Steelton-Highspire Vo Tech
Flat Glass
Quickel Lutheran Church
Canal Road Extended
Conowago Township
Quickel Church
Gilbert W. Parthemore Funeral Home Inc
New Cumberland, Pa
Mary Hamilton
Liberty Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
D.D. Hartzler
Powers
Berlin
Cuba
Air Force
Pentagon
U-2
Tim Feldman
Funeral services for four area residents held Saturday
Funeral services for Miss Mary Ann Sanders 44 of South Seton Avenue Emmitsburg died Wednesday at Gettysburg Hospital were held Saturday at St Joseph s Church with Rev Fr Alfred R Pehrsson celebrant Bearers included Charles Sanders Jr Jimmy Sanders Troy Myers Robbie Myers and Kenny Crushong Interment was at New St Joseph s Cemetery Emmitsburg Arrangements by Skiles Funeral Home Also observed were services for Mr James Donald Toms of 102 Monroe Ave Frederick who died February 4 at Denton Medical Center with graveside rites at Utica Cemetery officiated by Rev Sam Thompson and for Mrs Madeline B Burdette of Damascus who died February 5 with services at Olin L Molesworth Funeral Home Interment Bethesda United Methodist Cemetery Browningsville Bearers were Stewart Walker Frank Thomas Thomas Hawkins Scott Hawkins Steve Bennett and Bill Hawse Mrs Burdette was wife of the late Millard Burdette Jr.
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Mary Ann Sanders
South Seton Avenue
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg Hospital
Gettysburg
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
James Donald Toms
Monroe Ave
Frederick
Denton Medical Center
Baltimore
Utica
Sam Thompson
Frederick Baptist Temple
Myrtle M. Steel
Myersville
Henry Ramsburg
Lewistown
Keeney & Basford Funeral Home
Madeline B. Burdette
Damascus
Olin L. Molesworth
Michael E. Leftwich
Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church
Ijamsville
Stewart Walker
Frank Thomas
Thomas Hawkins
Scott Hawkins
Steve Bennett
Bill Hawse
Bethesda United Methodist Cemetery
Browningsville
Infant Ronald Gladhill Graveside Rites Held
Infant Ronald Christopher Gladhill died February 6 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Graveside funeral services were held February 8 at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Frederick with Deacon James Wright officiating. Ronald was the son of Marla Jo Holly and Troy Christopher Gladhill.
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Ronald Christopher Gladhill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mount Olivet
Frederick
James §. Wright
Ronald
Marla Jo Holly
Troy Christopher Gladhill
Relief aid to former Soviet states from global partners
Relief supplies tied to the collapse of communism trace back to a 1921 U.S. program that sent about 700 000 tons of food and goods to the Soviet Union during famine. The United States has pledged 5 billion dollars, with the European Community about 80 billion and Japan over 3 billion.
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U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Germany
Japan
Khabarovsk
Georgia
State Department
Commonwealth
Aging U-2 spy planes Gulf War workhorses
Beale Air Force Base reports declassified Gulf War records show U-2s, despite age and quirks, flying 800 missions. The high altitude craft tracked Iraqi buildups, assessed bomb damage, and monitored oil spills while aiding Patriot warnings and civilian data tasks.
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Beale Air Force Base
Calif
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Cuba
Richard Young
Suh Strategic Reconnaissance Wing
Persian Gulf
Beale
San Francisco
U.S
Middle East
Nate Green
Air Force
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
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