Obituaries from Damascus and surrounding area
A cluster of notices reports deaths in January including Robert E. Price of Sun City Center formerly Damascus, Bertha E. Riggleman of Damascus, Jack L. Cage of Brunswick, Edward L. Rudy of Waynesboro, Charles H. Hossler of Frederick, Verna E. Sanbower of Lovettsville and related funeral plans, survivors, and memorial contributions. Transported details cover birthplaces, family ties, military service, church affiliations, and interment sites with call times and funeral dates.
Funeral services for several area residents held
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday for Mr Russell E Overs of Flint Hill Road husband of Mary Jane Weedon Overs who died Jan 1 at Hopehill United Methodist Church officiated by Rev Arnold Henry and Rev Thomas J Andrews with pallbearers led by Claude Proctor Interment in Hopehill Cemetery Hicks Funeral Home overs awg. Also services for Mr John Thomas Graham of Rosemont who died Jan 3 and for Mrs Mary E Harshman of Myersville who died Jan 3 were held at Feete and Bittle funeral homes with interments in Union Cemetery Lovettsville and Grossnickle Church of the Brethren Cemetery respectively. Mrs Nene Z Chaney of Orlando Fla died Jan 3 with services at Union Bridge Funeral Home. Interments followed at Prospect Cemetery Mt Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Price
Robert Emmet Price
Sun City Center
Fla
Damascus
Margaret Gallagher Price
Manatee Memorial Hospital
Bradenton
North Garden
Thomas R
Mary Henderson Price
Washington, D.C
Washington Grove
Woodfield Road
Lorraine Poindexter Price
Lorraine P. Woodfield
Jarrettsville
Robert Michael Woodfield
Linda Woodfield Main
Amy Kathleen Main
Thomas R. Price
Kensington
Olin L. Molesworth
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Walter J. Norris
Gate of Heaven Cemetery
Jack Leslie Cage
Brunswick
Jare Taylor Cage
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harvey
Lillian Cage
American Legion
B&o Railroad
David Leslie Cage
Richard H. Cage
Frederick
William A. Cage
Glenwood
Jennifer Ann Cage
Bertha E. Riggleman
Woodfield Rd
Jacob Riggleman
Wildwood Health Care Center
Bethesda
Mathias
W. Va
John and
Mary Mongold Jenkins
United Brethren Church
West Virginia
Mattie Smith
Bena Foster
Keyser
Frank Depre
Damascus United Methodist Church
Forest Oak Cemetery
Edward L. Rudy
Grant St
Waynesboro
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Middletown
Vera C
Ida V. Clem Rudy
Charlotte M. Glass Rudy
Mechanics Hose Co
ATHNL
Monte Rudy
M. Carl Rudy
Robert Fogle
Robert L. Wolff
Lee Rudy
Atlantic City
N.J
Davis Rudy
Chevy Chase
John Rudy
Arlington
June Horman
Elmira Elworthy
Grove Funeral Home
H. Clayton Moyer
Green Hill Cemetery
Charles H. Hossler
Church St
Frederick County
William H
Ella Foreman Hossler
St. John's Lutheran Church
Church Hill
Glade Valley Council
OUA Mechanics
Walkersville
Dorothy E. Cline Hossler
Harry C. Hossler
Elsie Lutz
Rockville
Ruth Cromwell
Gladhill
William Brown
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Brown Funeral Home
Lovettsville
Funeral Home
Michael W. Kretsinger
Lovettsville Union Cemetery
Russell E. Overs
Flint Hill Road
Mary Jane Weedon Overs
Hopehill United Methodist Church
Arnold Henry
Thomas J. Andrews
First Missionary Baptist Church
Claude Proctor
Jerome Brown
Horace Jackson
Lewis Lee
Joseph Ingram
Adolphus Weedon
Hopehill Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home
W. Patrick St
John Thomas Graham
Rosemont
Feete
Douglas Strachan
Charles Norris
Glenn Cooper
Maurice Arnold
James Youtz
Harmon Ahalt
Harry Garvin
Union Cemetery
Mary E. Harshman
Rt. 1
Myersville
Vindobona
Braddock
Heights
Bittle
William L. Brown
Robert E. Harshman
David C. Harshman
David M. Harsh
Nene Z. Chaney
Tene Z. Chaney
Thomas M. Chaney
Orlando
Barrington Terrace Hospital
Union Bridge
D.D. Hartzler
David F. Kolda
Union Bridge Methodist Church
Isaac Saylor
Roy Keeter
Alton Hesson
Edgar Hyde
Francis Nusbaum
Donald Baltzell
Prospect Cemetery
Mt. Airy
Baltimore Symphony plans fund raising drive
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Association launches a $34 million three year fundraising campaign with an additional $6 million endowment goal over five years led by president Joseph Meyerhoff. The effort addresses a $1 million shortfall from longer concerts more musicians higher salaries and inflation. The NAACP local branch meets Thursday January at 7 30 p.m. at Asbury church social room West All Saints and Court Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Association
Joseph Meyerhoff
Meyerhoff
NAACP
The
Asbury Church
West All Saints and
Court Streets
Dr Frederick R McCrumb Jr Dies at 50 Infectious Disease Expert
Dr Frederick R McCrumb Jr 50 a NIH official and Maryland researcher died after a brief illness at University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore He directed the Fogarty International Center and taught international medicine earlier led the Institute of International Medicine His work included pneumonic septicemic plague tularemia vaccines and early measles vaccine testing Surviving: his mother two daughters a son a brother and a grandchild Memorial services planned with Haight funeral home Sykesville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. McCrumb Jr
New Market
National Institutes of Health
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick R. McCrumb Sr
Phebe A. McCrumb
McCrumb
Institute of International Medicine
University of Maryland
Fogarty International Center
Sharon Elizabeth Biddinger
Frederick
Mariet Francesca McCrumb
Frederick McCrumb I
Frederick County Officials Seek Redraft Of Sediment Ordinance
County commissioners opened a public hearing on the sediment control amendment requiring an erosion and sediment control plan for woodland harvests moving 50 or more cubic yards of dirt. The Soil Conservation District would approve. They sent the amendment back for rewrite citing overstrict harvesting limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Soil Conservation District
Drawing Board
Gary Hill
Planning Department
Paul Edwards
Soil Conservation Service
The
Water Resources Administration
County Roads Board
Holiday mail value through history and today
The article notes mail history from 1737 and 1847 when the recipient paid postage and the average American sent six letters annually. It compares to modern times with about 400 pieces of mail per person yearly and argues 13 cents for a birthday card or a free catalogue reflects service, distance, and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Frederick Police Docket Reports Multiple Assault and Traffic Charges
Frederick city police arrested Joseph E. Logan of Silver Spring for assault and battery related to a Nov. 26 incident with Evelyn B. Logan of Waverley Gardens. Logan posted a $250 bond. William R. Hood of Cumberland jailed on four counts of passing bad checks with a $400 bond. Eugene J. Gilmartin of Oak Tree Court charged with running a red light. trial Jan. 29. James G. Carbaugh on traffic control device violation. trial Feb. 3. Terry W. Harding cited for address change. trial Feb. 10. Ace W. Gray of Martinsburg charged with driving the wrong way on U.S. 40W. trial Jan. 20. Denise J. Clow of Middletown charged with speeding. trial Feb. 5. Margaret S. Remsberg charged with speeding. trial Feb. 5. Cletus E. Barnes, 61, Rt. 1 Frederick, charged with failure to reduce speed on East Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Silver Spring
Evelyn B. Logan
Waverley Gardens
Joseph E. Logan
Logan
William R. Hood
Cumberland
Eugene J. Gilmartin
Oak Tree Court
West Patrick Street
West College Terrace
James G. Carbaugh
Taney Avenue
Third
East Streets
Terry W. Harding
Washington Street
Ace W. Gray
Martinsburg
W. Va
U.S
Denise J. Clow
Middletown
Margaret S. Remsberg
Schley Avenue
Adams debates confederation and Washington plan to hold New York
On January 1, 1706 in Philadelphia Samuel Adams said confederation is not dead but sleepeth. In Cambridge Washington weighs sending General Lee with Connecticut volunteers to seize New York City and the Hudson. In Savannah the Council of Safety orders militia to patrol and empowers Savannah’s commander to restrain crown officers from leaving town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James Warren
Samuel Adams
Congress
Adams
Cambridge
Mass
Washington
Lee
Connecticut
New York City
Hudson River
Trumbull
Savannah. Ga
Council of Safety
Savannah
Walters career at IBM and family details
Chamber Walters joined IBM in 1961 as staff assistant to the director of operations. He later held roles in Manpower control budgeting programming systems and procedures division records management and as an operational planning analyst. He left IBM in 1973 to become a human resources development consultant. He earned a master's in science and administration at George Washington University in 1973 and is in Hood College graduate studies in guidance and counseling. He is married to Ellen Jane Walters and they have five children: Scott Walters Steven Matthew Walters Lisa Ann Walters Diane Margaret Walters and Andrew Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
IBM
George Washington University
Hood College
Ellen Jane Walters
Scott Walters
Fort Bragg
N. C
Steven Matthew Walters
Litton Bionetics
FCC
Lisa Ann Walters
Frederick High School
Diane Margaret Walters
W. Frederick Jr. High
Andrew Walters
Urbana
Reagan Winds Up First N H Campaign Swing
Reagan winds up his first 1976 campaign swing through New Hampshire telling voters his plan to cut the federal budget by 90 billion dollars would not require new state taxes. He leaves for North Carolina as Jackson opens his campaign in Massachusetts and Rockefeller heads a New York delegates group. Shriver promotes an energy plan in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
California
Honald Reagan
New Hampshire
Reagan
North Carolina
Ford
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Massachusetts
Jackson
Boston
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New York State Republican Committee
Terry Sanford
Sargent Shriver
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Shriver
Fire log highlights past 24 hours in Frederick area
Fire calls reported through 10 a.m. include 5:37 p.m. at 40 West in Mountain Gate with Independents Uniteds and Citizens, 11:45 a.m. auto fire on Barnes Road with Jefferson, 5:56 p.m. field fire near Lime Kiln with Carroll Manor, 7:25 a.m. utility pole incident with Thurmont. Ambulance calls show Emergency 18 and Routine 6. J Jail population lists 42 males and 2 females. Recent discharges from Frederick Memorial Hospital include Pauline E. Carmack Monroe Buckey Hahn Madeline Rebecca Grove Carolyn Wiles Harry Owen Kara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Road
Jefferson
Carroll Manor
Hoke Furniture Company
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Pauline E. Carmack
Monroe Buckey Hahn
Madeline Rebecca Grove
Frederick
Carolyn Wiles
Emmitsburg
Harry Owen Kara
Middletown
Public Auction Lat February 21 1976 at Layman farm
Public notice lists a sale on February 21 1976 at 10 a.m. at Layman farm along Good Intent Road near Rt 194 in Ladiesburg Fred. Co Maryland. It includes 50 Holstein dairy cattle and machinery from the Layman estate plus items from the Keefer estate. Also ad for meats at Burtner's Meats with hours and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layman
Good Intent Rd
Ladiesburg
Fred. Co
Bernard T. Keefer
Richard H. Layman
Rose Keefer
Local Advertisements and Notices From Frederick Area
A collage of local ads and notices including Golden Eagle Ceramics sale dates January 13 to 24, sympathy notices for Rudolph Tyeryar and Charles B. Koontz, business cards for D&B Electric Co and Rice's Hardware, heating and delivery services, an auction by Ponton’s Auction Warehouse starting January 7, and multiple farm and business listings. Also includes upcoming Ruritan events, nursery promos, tax service offerings, garage sale announcements, and a large assortment of community notices from Frederick Maryland area.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
M. W. Kretsinger
P.O. Box
Verna E. Sanbower
Bessie Everhart Sanbower
Loveltsville
Eli and
Rebecca Simons Sanbower
Catherine Phiefer
Reginald Sanbower
Atlee Sanbower
Lovettsville, Va
Mr. Russell Elliott
Baltimore Symphony
Holiday Mail
N.H
West
Independents
Uniteds
Citizens
Fluidex
Mercer's
Milt S. Young
Loyal Vanderveer
Joe Ogle
Hydro-Aire Inc
Katherine Droneburg
Geo
Wm. Smith
New Midway, Md
Burtner’s Meats Market
Olympic
the Fruit Factory
Romes & York
Florida
Jefferson Pike
Fred
Dave
Golden Eagle Ceramics
Rudolph Tyeryar
Woodsboro
Dorothy
Lori
Lynn Tyeryar
Koontz
Phillip Bowers
Charles B. Koontz
Ida Koontz
John K. Henderson
Clark E. Dayhoff
Frederick Co
Hardware Rice's Home & Hardware Center
Third & Market St. Frederick. Md
D&b Electric Co
Kenneth Boyer
Myron Derr
Patrick
Weil Bros
Delphey
Patrick St
Independent Hose Company No. 1
C. F. Rinehart
Sec
Hemp’s, Inc
Tax Service & Bookkeeping
He&r
X. Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Water Street
MT. Pleasant Ruritan
Raritan Grounds
Eagle’s Aerie
Ponton’s Auction Warehouse
Treeland Nurseries Inc
Frederik Towne Mall
Frederik Tax & Bookkeeping
Challedon
Glace Towne
Burritisville
J&j Pet Grooming & Supplies
Pr Eves
W. T. Rawleigh
Mr. Groom Products
Erma C. Lee
CBS Insulating Co
Frederick Glass
Fourth Street
Norman Shriver, JR
Four Points Bridge Rd
Roger C. Myers Plumbing Heating
New York Urbana
B& W
Henri
Apples
Serk
Rome
Friowat & San
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