The Candy Man John C. Staley obituary notes
Frederick area resident John Celester Staley died April 18 at 68 after Army WWI service and Fort Detrick work. Survived by wife Dorothy Johnston Staley, son John V. Staley, daughter Lori Rhae Staley, grandchildren Eric Staley and Kerry Miles, brother Bernard Staley. memorials to Rock Creek School or Scott Key Center.
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John Celester Staley
Frederick
Fort Detrick
Dorothy Johnston Staley
John 5. Staley
Nancy I. Miles
Eric Byron Staley
Kerry T. Miles
Bernard C. Staley
Leery C.H. Staley
Mr. Staley
Lori Rhae Staley
Dorothy Hunter
Rockville
John Staley
Candy Man
Lori
John
Dorothy
Rock Creek Center
Alana
Rock Creek School
Doris Remsberg
Waverley Drive
Scott Key Center
David Beeson
Rocky Springs Road
65yearold woman earns high school diploma after decades of work
Ruby Williams, at 65, completes the required credits to receive a high school diploma after years working in Frederick area cleaners and ice cream shops. She began schooling again in 1978 through Evening High School, earning 20 credits and planning college at FCC next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mills
Ruby Williams
Williams
Frederick
Franklin
Daisy Erma Hagan
St. John’s School
East Church Street
Harry Grove & Company
Charles Clayton Brust
King Avenue
Frederick Fairys
Ruby Lee Burns
Cherry Hill
Rocky Springs
National Geographic
Michael Wayne Brust
Brunswick
Sears
Gaithersburg
Charles Thomas Brust
Amber Meadows
Genstar
John Williams
Haugh Shop Road
United States
Gov. Thomas Johnson
Ruby Hagan Williams
We Are the World Calls for Africa Aid and Hope
A letter urges Americans to support Africans amid starvation, noting U.S. issues and praising Jerry Lewis and Reagan. The writer contrasts American welfare with Africa’s needs and appeals for communal action, declaring all humans as God’s children and urging full effort to help.
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Africa
U.S.A
Ed McMahon
America Family Publishers
Reagan
Jerry Lewis
Pomona Grange meeting and Brunswick Jubilee noted
Yesterday a Pomona Grange meeting at Feagaville schoolhouse under Ballenger Grange featured morning business led by Edward F. Holter and afternoon remarks by State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers. The Frederick County bond refunding issue delayed E Austin James's resignation as attorney.
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Pomona Grange
Feagaville
Ballenger Grange
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
The
Home Grange
Sherman P. Bowers
John Renn
E. Austin James
Frederick County
James
People’s Council
Maryland Public Service Commission
Harry W. Nice
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George B. Dalapiaine Jr
the Candy Man
Frederick Community College
FCC
Michael Dickerson Meeks
Michael
Joyce Dickerson Meeks
Phyllis R. Hamilton
Eileen Conklin
Mary Shane Davis
Dan Farrell
FCC Humanities Division
George S. Smith
Harpers Ferry
Humanities
Jack Kussmanl
U.S. Mail
Phil Grant
Braddock Heights
Grant
Evelyn
May
Plymouth
News- Post
al Terego
Congress
News-Post
Congressional Record
Just For the Record
Tom Mills
Frederick, Md
Diem
Ipersonnel Pirowiolie
Ruby Eleanor Hagar Williams
G. E. Sheldon
Heather Ridge
Newa Post
Richard Gambrill
Elizabeth M. Roberts
Book Review Club
Sam W. Maples
Upper College Terrace
James E. Cummings
David Mantel
East Frederick
AIR Ration
Im. Robinson
Ronald D. Spangler
Robert J. Witmer
Lester M. Lyles
Carl F. Lichtinger
David L. Lewis
Ronald R. Lichtinger
Leroy E. Saylor
Richard G. Smith
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