Mrs Janie Delaplaine prominent Frederick matriarch dies
Mrs Janie Delaplaine a longtime Frederick artist gardener and community benefactor died at her Dill Avenue home after years of declining health She was wife of William Theodore Delaplaine former Frederick News Post president and manager and mother of the late Lt William T Delaplaine III Her life centered on Hood College Evangelical Reformed Church and local civic groups with funeral arrangements at Trinity Chapel on Friday July 21 Private entombment will follow at Frederick Memorial Park Linden Halls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Hendry Quynn Delaplaine
Frederick
Janie
Hood College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Delaplaine
Dill Avenue
William Theodore Delaplaine
Frederick News-Post
Robert E. Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
Iamsville
William and
Harriete Eleanor Williams Quyon
Mr. Delaplaine
Quynn
Maryland
Mass
Eleanor Frances
William T. Delaplaine III
Woman’s College of
Hood
Janie Delaplaine
Martin L
Natalie) Bowers Jr
West Chester
Martin F. Bowers
Jane Elizabeth Bowers
Samuel P
Virginia Quynn) Grant
North Carolina
Myron W
Frances Ann Delaplaine
Randall
Braddock Heights
Jack T. Quynn
George B. Delaplaine Jr
News-Post
Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed Church
Robert E. Dailey & Son Funeral Home
L. Richard Batzler
Faith United Church of Christ
Frederick Memorial Park
Linden Halls
Charismatic Renewal and Baptism in Faith Movement
Teresa C Scott explains Charismatic Renewal as baptism in the Holy Spirit with Gifts and Fruits of the Spirit. She argues it unites Christians across churches, emphasizing faith in Jesus Christ and grace through God, welcoming both affiliated and unaffiliated individuals to renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Einfeldt
H. L. Wilkinson Jr
Rev. Wilkinson
Res. Boviter
Charismatic Renewal Movement
Wilkinson
Booher
Wilkinson Jr
Jesus Christ
God
Booker
Ether
George Einfeldter
St. John's School
Annual Picnic and games highlight Frederick Iron and Steel outing
Yesterday’s From Files of 50 Years Ago recalls the Frederick Iron and Steel Company annual picnic at Baker meadow near Buckeystown with a brief note on the dance. It also notes the Hustlers winning final game at McCurdy Field to split a four game series and local county league results Yellow Springs and Unionville beating Middletown and Woodsboro in separate games. A July 20 1858 birthday celebration for County Agent Henry R Shoemaker is mentioned along with attendance at a Calvary Methodist Church Sunday school picnic and a big success of the All Playground flower show on the Court House Lawn. The column ends with a letter to Governor Lee criticizing the state Public Service Commission and Potomac Edison over utility costs and urging abolition or major reform.
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New Windsor
Developer
Frederick
Westminster
Carroll County
Trevene
EPA
Ailes Bidae
Hawka Bill Road
Old New Windsor Road
Eldersburg
Sykesville
Hagerstown
Town Hall
Walkersville High School
Walkersville
Walkers
Frederick County
Arnold Fleagle
U.S
Asystem
Walkersville Athletic Roosters
Arnold
Walkersville Band Roosters
Arnold Freagle
Fleagle
Winchester Hall
Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederck
Potomac Edison
Public Service Commission
Commission
Potomac Edisom
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Frederick, Md
Teresa C. Scott
Young Place
Apyewe
Sir
Sam Jones
Allee Ridge
Linda Hardrenhorn
Maple Avenue
New Windsor, Maryland
Fleagie
Walkersyjilises
Walkersville Athletic Boosters
Freegie
Apokceman Chum
Lover's Lane
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Baker Meadow
Buckeystown
Hustlers
Wiredbirds
McCurdy Field
Yellow Springs
Unionville
Middletown
Woodsboro
Calvary Methodist Church
Hammond Clary
ALL Playground
Court House Lawn
Ball
Lisa Rubbling
Bennie Duncan
PSC OF State
Governor Lee
Thomas Hatem
Ad Tate
Lee
Richard Kendall
Monrovia
Ewe