Obituaries: Truman Stine and Others Die in February
Obituary notices list Truman E. Stine 85 of Thurmont died Feb 9 in Frederick nursing home with services Feb 13 conducted by Rev. Stine and Rev. Schildt. Surviving children and relatives listed. Also noted are deaths of Thena Brown Snowden, Carroll Zentz, Helen Warner, Barney Nuse and others with funeral details and burial plans in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman E. Stine
W. Moser Road
Apt. 2
Thurmont
Meridian Nursing Home
Frederick
Jessie R. Reed Stine
Mount Airy
Joseph Henry
Mertie Catherine Ruby Stine
Stine
Cambridge Rubber Co
Taneytown
Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren Monocacy
Shirley C
Tina
Shawn Biser
Robert E. Dailey & Son
E. Main St
Donald Stine
Ralph Schildt
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Wis
Pasadena
Thena Brown Snowden
Buckeystown
Frederick Health Center
Merrle Snowden
John and
Nina Ohio Johnson Brown
Mabie
von”’ Jones
Plainsboro
N.J
Alfredia “Suggle” Rideout
West Cape May
Alia E. Kraft
Khadya Kraft
New York
Shelia Germain
Debra Turner
Harrisburg
Georgia Whiting
Allen ‘Jum’ Rideout Jr
Barbara
Hagerstown
Omar Kraft
Delores
Hiram Kraft
Carroll M. Zentz
Lake Meade Road
East Berlin
Gettysburg Hospital
Gettysburg
Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Thurmont High School
University of Maryland
Good Samaritan Lodge
Af&a Masons
Zembo Temple
Robert E. Zentz
Steward J. Zentz
Steven G. Zentz
Rebecca J. McCall
Karen M. Hubble
Bel Air
Brian D. Wilson
Germany
Philip Zentz
Constance Zentz Fox
Dwight D. Zentz
Virgil S. Zentz
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran
Helen Warner
Winfield
Carroll County General Hospital
Oscar D Warner
Oscar D. Warner Jr
Woodbine
Richard K. Warner
Timothy 5. Warner
Mary Ann Steinberg
Westminster
Patricia Baxter
Reisterstown
Wanda Parks
Seathrust
Wash
Thomas
Michael Damasiewicz
Baltimore
St. John’s Roman Catholic Church
Funeral notices for Hershey and Walker in Gaithersburg and Frederick
Funeral services for Charles T. Hershey of Gaithersburg were held at Washington Grove United Methodist Church with Rev. Carolyn Swift officiating and military honors at Parklawn Cemetery. Private services for Jean Fairbanks Walker of Frederick took place at All Saints Episcopal Church with interment in Kensico Cemetery. Police in Towson, Md. rescued a woman who attempted suicide by balcony jump, holding her by the sweater and neck until help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clifford E. Germain
Harrisburg
Alice Bowins
Agnes Harris
Ida Brown
Frederick
Adam H. Kraft
Charles Snowden
Geneva
Upshur Moore
West Cape May
Regina Thompson
Baltimore
Patsy Snowden
Marion “Junie
Ruby Johnson
Norfolk
Cecelia Patterson
Pittsburgh
Buckeystown United Methodist Church
Michaels Mill Road
Buckeystown
William J. Milbourne
Fairview Cemetery
N. Church St
Thurmont
William H. Peacock Jr
Blue Ridge
Monahan Funeral
Carlisle Street
Gettysburg
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lower Marsh Creek Presbyterian Church
Knoxlyn Road
Lower Bermudian Lutheran Church
P.O
East Berlin
Petersville Road
Brunswick
Dan Spiker
First Baptist Church
Park Heights
Charles T. Hershey
Gaithersburg
Washington Grove United Methodist Church
Washington Grove
Carolyn Swift
Sharon Warfield
Alan Federline
John Wells
James Averill
Ken Reynestad
James Averill Jr
David Hershey
Charles Costello
Parklawn
Barber Funeral Home
Laytonsville
Jean Fairbanks Walker
Frederick Memorial Hospital
All Saints Episcopal Church
Margaret M. Gaham
Judith F. Richardson
Mary Ann Barone
Howard L Walker Jr
Penelope J. Hunter
Cornelia K. Lee
Jonathan F. Walker
John J. Barone
A. Nicole Barone
Scott A. Walker
Kensico Cemetery
Valhalla
N.Y
Keeney and Basford
Towson, Md
Residency clash over city living rules discussed
Aldermen and residents debated whether city directors must live within the city. Supporters argued residency ensures policy adherence and proper incentives while opponents cited mobility for career families and potential recruitment issues. A HUD grant funds 12 scattered housing units with screening for cooperativeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Joseph Baldi
Grimes
Lynn Tillery
Sauerbrey Costs MontCo Over Ninety Seven Thousand
Republican candidate Ellen Sauerbrey challenged her loss to Gov. Glendening, costing Montgomery County elections more than 97000. The Board of Supervisors of Elections will bill Sauerbrey’s campaign for all recoverable costs, with legal fees totaling 45732 and staff time about 30000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Ellen Sauerbrey
Montgomery County
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Glendening
Sauerbrey
Carol S. Evans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Truman Stine
Mrs. Pasadena
Snowden
Mr. Carroll M. Zentz
Mr. Barney L. Nuse
Barney Lee Nuse
N. Maple Ave
Washington County Hospital
Reeders Memorial Home
Boonsboro
Sadie Lenwood Nuse
Jacob Theodore
Ada Virginia Ayers Nuse
B&o Railroad
First Baptist Church of
Brunswick Lions Club
Potomac Scottish Rite
Masonic Lodge
Norma Lee Robinson
West Springfield
Ernest L. Nuse
Mr. Charles Hershey
Mrs
Jean Walker
Tide
Time Warner Audio Books
USA
Dedlock Arms
Dept
Jewelry & Gift Store
Water St
Tata
Brien Si
Pee Te
Jon Kreissig
Tillery
Maryland Municipal League
Sauverbrey
MontCo
Sonia Boin
Montgomery
Fashion & Marketing Board
Center Court
Francis Scott Key Mall
Francis Scott
Hecht
Leggett
Sears
Value City