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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1998

Page

7

United In Love fosters change in Thurmont community

The United In Love event brings together Black and white residents to transcend social segregation and improve Thurmont's image. Organizers note shifts in attitude, with white residents seeking guidance from the ministerium and a public display of sympathy for James Byrd Jr. The effort promotes acceptance through slogans and outreach materials.

Mr. Davis United In Love Thurmont Cochairman Ministerium Fort Detrick David Denham United Church of Christ Churches James Byrd Jr Jasper Denham

Edith Alford honored despite ALS in community award event

Edith Alford, longtime Frederick County educator and civil rights leader fighting ALS, received the Neighbor Award at a Saturday ceremony. Unable to speak or move, she communicated via alphabet board and a friend, delivering a message of inspiration. Her pastor praised her as a humanitarian and noted her decades of teaching, activism, and musical leadership with Souls On Fire.

Ms. Alford Pye Edith Mr. Lake

Fire Tragedy Claims Child as Family Escapes Amid Blaze

Fire authorities described a deadly house fire in which a Collins youth died. The incident left a 39 year old husband and mother hospitalized briefly and caused $200000 in damage. Two teenage daughters escaped unharmed after alerting parents. Fire crews and Capt Ty Stottlemeyer and firefighter Tom Aquino rescued additional victims. An autopsy was planned to determine the death cause.

Michael Chapman Ty Stottlemeyer Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Tom Aquino Resnick Collins

Flag Day and Key Monument Ceremony Celebrated in Frederick

William McKinley to the Francis Scott Key Monument Committee outlined the flag’s meaning as justice and brotherly love. Boy Scout Troop 1998 demonstrated flag evolution from pre 1775 English flags to today’s 50 star banner. The ceremony also honored Judge Edward Delaplaine with a garden and memorial.

William McKinley Boy Scout Troop Lodge Key Edward Delaplaine Judge Delaplaine

Flag Day ceremonies honor the flag across counties

Daniel E. Cline of the Sons of AMVETS describes the flag as a powerful symbol that stirs people to remember the fallen. Flag Day events occurred in Burkittsville at the Community Center with a history program and a new flag raising, Emmitsburg hosted a joint flag burning with about 20 attendees, and Mount Airy hosted a ceremony at Watkins Park with a 5K run, a car show, and a family picnic honoring Ole Glory.

Burkittsville Burkittsvile Raritan Community Center Carl Humphrey Humphrey Thurmont Emmitsburg Mount Airy Watkins Park Mount Ae Elementary Ole Glory

Lewis and Collins on Guard Duty Turned Arrests and Lashings

The report recounts Collins a cook hunter on Lewis and Clark’s expedition era guard duty at what is now Kansas City. He and Private Hugh Hail drank whiskey from a barrel were arrested and court martialed. Collins sentenced to 100 lashes Hail 50 lashes and Private Willard got 100 lashes daily for four days. Collins later deserted explorations and was killed with 13 others by Indians at Yellowstone in 1823.

Collins Ambrose Mr. Ambrose Alexander Willard Mr. Decker Ambrose Collins Lewis and Clark Rockies William Ashley Yellowstone River Yellowstone

Solo rower sails for first American Atlantic crossing

Kentucky woman Tori Murden launches the 3635 mile solo voyage from Nags Head aiming to become the first American and first woman to cross the North Atlantic by rowboat. She estimates 10 hours of rowing daily toward Brest France, facing 12 to 14 foot swells.

Nags Head N.C North Atlantic Kentucky Atlantic Ocean Tori Murden Brest France Coast Guard Gulf Stream Murden Louisville

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