Funeral notices and services for Walkersville residents
Large turnout for funeral services of Daniel J Hosie and Ronald E Manges Jr both Walkersville residents who died from an auto crash near Walkersville on June 9. Services were held June 11 at Walkersville High School with multiple speakers and a choral tribute. graveside rites followed June 12 at Resthaven Cemetery Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J
Dan” Hosie
Whimsey Court
Walkersville
Ronald E
Ron” Manges Jr
Laddie Court
Walkersville High
Maurice D. Ashbury
Bornis D. Barrett
Dale Driscoll
Todd Grimes
Jay Polling
Frank Loftus
Glenn Houck
Tim Maxy
Bruce Hill
Steve Ray
Choate Wilson
Kurtis Barron
Darrin Watts
Monte Kemp
Bryan McCullough
Dwayne Dutrow
Jason Ruebling
Keith Till
Solon Peet
Matt Drabczyk
Stauffer
Opossumtown Pike
Frederick
Gurney E. Brashear
Monrovia
Liam
Bush Creek Church
George Wiliam Bartlett
George William Bartlett
W. South St
Etchison Memorial
Smith, Keeney & Basford Funeral Home
E. Church St
Jerry A. Price
Maranatha Church of God
Anelia Misulia
Daysville Road
Libertytown
St. Peter's Catholic Church
George Misulia
Don Avery
Paul Iain
Gene Nickel
Michael Beavers
Michael Misulia Jr
Tim Delaney
Harry Blanchard
Gary Rubeling
St. Peter's Cemetery
Imboden Smith
Imboden
Bode Smith
Meadowbranch Road
Westminster
New Windsor
D.D. Hartzler
Merritt Copenhaver
St Paul’s United
Winters Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Terry Sauble Smith
Devona F. Horton
Poplar Springs
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Mark Hathorne
Poplar Springs United Methodist Church
Walter Fleming
Aubrey Fleming
Herbert Musgrove
Merri] Pickett
William Herbert
Elton Herbert
Mary Elizabeth Kessler
S. Seton Ave
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Miss Keasler
Francis X. Quinn
New St. Joseph's Cemetery
Robert Lewis
Ernest Melvin Shank
E. Fourth St. Frederick
Smith, Keeney & Basford
Robert W. Wallace
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charlies E. Miler
Kenneth Lee Keefer
James M. Morgan
Roy Martie Witmer
Roy M. Witmer
Shockstown Road
Asthma Support Group Plans PreVacation Meeting
The Frederick group for parents of asthmatic children will host a pre vacation program on June 23 at 7:30 PM in the Francis Scott Key Mall Community Room. Social worker Gayle Bromberg leads the discussion with insights from her experience as a parent of an asthmatic child. The event is sponsored by the American Lung Association of Maryland and offers free Christmas Seal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Gayle Bromberg
Bromberg
American Lung Association of Maryland
Francis Scott Key Mall
Lung
Judge bars Merritt S&L withdrawals for 15 days
In Baltimore AP, a circuit court order stops withdrawals at Merritt Commercial Savings and Loan Association for 15 days and cuts the rate to 5.4 percent on funds maturing after May 14, while the Maryland Deposit Insurance Fund becomes conservator until June 17. The move mirrors a similar order for Old Court S&L and aims to stabilize assets as MODIF oversees insured but troubled Maryland thrifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Merritt Commercial Savings and Loan Association
Maryland
Circuit Court
Joseph H. H. Kaplan
Kaplan
Old Court Savings and Loan Association
S&l
Merritt
Maryland Deposit Insurance Fund
MODIF
Maryland S&ls
Maryland Savings Share Insurance Corporation
Frederick Dewberry
MDIF
Drecord Dewberry
Mermitt
Old Court
J. Thieblot
Thieblot
Alten
Alexander
Attorney General
MSSIC
Harry Hughes
S&ls
Northfield Savings and Loan
Parkville Savings and Loan
Hughes
The
Savings and Loan
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Neaeeary
Youngest U S heart lung recipient is 14 year old
In Pittsburgh a 14 year old girl, Elizabeth Burns of Norman Oklahoma, who entertained President Reagan a week earlier, became the nation's youngest heart lung recipient after surgeons implanted the organs of an 11 year old boy. She remains in critical condition in intensive care at Presbyterian University Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Reagan
Elizabeth Burns
Norman
Okla
Mark Shelton
Presbyterian University Hospital
Elizabeth
Oklahoma Youth Orchestra
Oklahoma City
Hopkins to build $15 million campus computer network
Johns Hopkins University will create a three year, $15 million computer network linking campuses and doubling Homewood terminals to 650. Students will order term papers from dormitories and use the system for mapping, textual analysis, statistics and payroll. A Digital Equipment Corp. agreement backs the upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Hopkins
Digital Equipment Corp
Homewood
Schools of Arts and Science and Engineering
W. David VandeLinde
Hopkin
G.W.C. Whiting School of Engineering
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Ada L. Brashear
Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home
James 8. Hess
Albert Hawk
John R. Gibson
Dennis Hawk
Mount Olivet
Keith E. Witmer
Allan W Witmer
Brian E. Witmer
Kevin 8. Witmer
the Smith, Keeney & Basford Funeral Home
Leesburg
Ito
Lear
Springwood
Informaton
AE OedState
Ame At
Merritt S&l
U.S
the News
Frederick, Md
Thureday
Johns Hopkins
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Family Restaurant
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Rosscut
Ghi
Windsor
Church St
MT. AY Center
Mt Airy, Md
Vermont
Ack
Isaber
Uast
Sun
Poolesvale Supply
Poolesvile
WZ. Cramersons, Inc
Woodsbors
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Agers Hardware
Minin Stmont, Md
Zurgable Bros. Inc