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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1982

Page

4

Frederick County auctioneer Glenn Trout dies at 85

Glenn Trout, famed Frederick County auctioneer for six decades, died June 23 at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 85. He remained active in the trade until the end, leaving a legacy of integrity and expertise. He started as a dairy farmer, served on the county fair board, and mentored by longtime partnership with his son James. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Stauffer Funeral Home Chapel with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Glenn Trout Mr. Trout Frederick Memorial Hospital Reba Haifleigh Trout James G. Trout Trout Real Estate Trout M. Elizabeth Trout Gaithersburg Abigail Smith Frederick Patricia A. Trout Martha T Walkersville Frederick County Agricultural Society Board of Managers County Fair Board Glenn W. Eyler American Legion Woodsboro Daly Caceds Gas House Pike

Memorial Day Services At Mount Olivet Cemetery May 20 1982

Donald E Ward commander of Washington and Lee Chapter 5 of Disabled American Veterans shares reflections on Memorial Day ceremonies at Mount Olivet Cemetery sponsored by Francs Scott Key Post 11 American Legion. He notes veterans in attendance and explains DAV eligibility rules and Allied service concepts.

Mount Olivet Cemetery Scott Key American Legion United States American Legion Post 11 DAV

Prober clears EPA adviser amid misconduct doubts

The report by Inspector General Matthew Novick absolves Denver attorney James Sanderson of impropriety amid charges he used his EPA role to aid clients like Coors and Chevron. The six volume review cites contradicting evidence, including client billing and in office calls, while omitting key questions. An EPA spokesman says the report is with the White House and Justice Department for review.

Wadars Aler Reagan Matthew Novick Environmental Protection Agency Patricia Schroeder D-Corp Novick EPA Anne Gorsuch Denver James Sanderson Sanderson John Dillon Adolph Coors and Co Chevron Shale Oil Chemical Waste Management Inc Ana Amlinit Damamont Steve Durham Denver Water Board Durham I.G Water Board Gorsuch Paul Cooper Jim Otcasion Agishrast Resneda Inspector General Hig White House Justice Department Congress Joseph Tribble Energy St. Regis Paper Co Tribble Energy Department Union Camp Corp St. Regis General Services Administration Inner Circle Holiday Inc Hertz Health and Human Services Abc-Tv FBI William Webster

Frederick County Home Economics Teachers Workshop

Twenty years ago eleven Frederick County home economics teachers attended a two week workshop to shape a modern curriculum. Mary N. Stultz directed the session in the Board of Education offices. The American Optical Co donated a phase microscope valued about 1500 to Frederick Memorial Hospital Clinical Laboratory for hematology use. CAMP WESMAR hosted boys from Washington, Frederick and Carroll counties for a week of wholesome outdoor activities costing about 3000 plus merchant goods. Activities included swimming, softball, volleyball, archery, Civil War battlefield tour, and a hike to South Mountain’s Washington Monument.

Frederick County Mary N. Stultz Board of Education THE American Optical Co Frederick Memorial Hospital Wesmar Washington Frederick Carroll Antietam Civil War Washington Monument South Mountain

Frederick Memories and Lions Club Honor Compared

Frederick resident Mary L Thomas recalls 85 years of change as two National Guard flyers crash land nearby after engine trouble near Frederick. The story notes her lifelong attachment to the city and its cobblestones. Meanwhile the Frederick Lions Club wins the banner for perfect attendance for the second year, earning a delegate to the International Convention in Los Angeles.

Frederick Natonal Guard Mary L. Thomas

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