Umpire Charles Palm dies after 35 years at Fort Detrick
Charles William Dirty Palm Sr. 60 longtime Frederick area umpire and Fort Detrick employee died unexpectedly Friday June 26 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He served in World War II and was a treasurer of Mountain City Bike Lodge and a Little League umpire. Surviving wife Adde Virginia Gaines Palm and six children. Reposes at Frederick Funeral Home with services Tuesday at Asbury United Methodist Church. Interment in Fairview Cemetery.
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Charles William
Dirty
Palm Sr
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Palm
W. South St
Adde Virginia Gaines Palm
Marshall and
Lilian Hurd Palm
Quins Ame Church
Mountain City
France
Belgium
Natalie Sappington
Charles William Palm Jr
Deborah J. Palm
Mount Pleasant
Terry J. Palm
M. Kim Ambush
Todd M. Palm
Robert Palm
Middletons
Sam Palm
John (Mooney) Palm
Augustus
Greek) Palm
Robert E. Dailey & Son
N. Market St
John L. Ford
Fairview Cemetery
Harvey S. Baugher Jr
Samuel Baugher Jr
Smith, Fadeley
Keeney & Basford
E. Church
Jerry $. Price
Maranantha Church of God
Winchester Street
George W. Baugher
Ray Baugher
Dale Beachley
Kenneth Geachler
Seymond Hert. Beuraugher Sr
Henry Baugher Jr
Storment
Mount Olivet Cemetery
George E. Shook Sr
George Edward Shook Sr
Catoctin Furnace
Harriet Chapel Episcopal Church
Charles 0. Shaffer
Lloyd Hoke
Truman Muay
Robert Fogle
Ronnie Bailey
Herman Shook
Norris Martin
Lewistown
Shook
Noraine Fraley Shook
Thurmont
E. Main St
Courtabat
Obituaries for Richard Bowser and Helen Mac Loy
Richard Vance Bowser of Mount Airy dies June 25 at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 45. He is survived by wife Mabel, children Peggy, Millie, and Richard Jr., plus siblings and grandchildren. Funeral at Olin L. Molesworth in Damascus June 29 with interment in Prospect Cemetery. Helen Mac Loy of Silver Spring dies June 28 aged 65. She leaves son Ernest Loy and daughter Helen Shry, plus siblings and grandchildren. Services June 30 at the funeral home with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Richard Vance Bowser
Rt. 4
Mount Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mabel Irene Bowser
Edinburg
Bowser
Clyde
Irene Fahenstock Bowser
Peggy Healey
Millie Boyer
Gaithersburg
Damascus
Richard J. Mortimore
Prospect United Methodist Church
Prospect Cemetery
Helen Mac Loy
Red Wood Drive
Silver Spring
Holy Cross Hospital
Frederick County
Gideon C
Alta L. Redman Horne
Ernest G. Loy
Helen May Shry
Tuscarora
Gideon O. Harne
Frederick
Joseph O. Harne
Mollie Toms
Point of Rocks
Yula Whisner
Evelyn Smith
Bel Air
Lilian Landis
Smith, Faddley, Keeney & Basford
E. Church St
Funeral Home
Mount Olivet Cemetery
William Sherwood Davis
Geraldine Agnes Thomas Davis
Bruce Sherwood Davis
Hanford Richard Thomas
Washington, D.C
Hicks Funeral Home
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Mayors elected to Maryland Municipal League board
Two Frederick County mayors were re elected to the Maryland Municipal League board at the annual convention in Ocean City Lewis Dixon of Mount Airy became regional vice president and Ronald N Young mayor of Frederick was named one of nine at large members both terms run one year The league includes 131 Maryland governments and is non profit and non partisan.
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Ocean City
Frederick County
Maryland Municipal League
Mount Airy
Lewis Dixon
Ronald N. Young
Frederick
Sandy Spring Man Found Dead in Pool
A 61-year-old Sandy Spring resident, John Henry Sartain of 17728 Stanley Drive, was found drowned in a backyard pool Friday morning by a neighbor. He was pronounced dead at Montgomery General Hospital in Olney close to 7:30 a.m. Investigators believe he was last seen at about 6:30 a.m. Sartain lived with relatives on Striley Drive.
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Sandy Spring
John Henry Sartain
Stanley Drive
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Sartain
Striley Drive
Potomac River Festival Art Competition Seeks Entries
The Brunswick Potomac Foundation invites artists to enter the Potomac River Festival Art Competition from August 7 to 9. Up to five original works per artist, past two years, no prior show. Entry fee 1 per piece. Prizes up to 50 in four classes with honorable mentions. Entry forms due by July 31.
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Brunswick - Potomac Foundation Inc
H’’ Street
Brunswick
Connie Koenig
Mount Airy planning meeting to review Fairway Center and subdivisions
Mount Airy planning commission meets Monday at 8 p m to decide if Fairway Center must meet original plans or allow modifications. They will review revised subdivision plats for four lots on Lookout Avenue near Park Avenue and a final plat for Paradise Hills townhouses. The commission will also discuss master plan adoption and subdivision and zoning ordinance amendments.
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Mount Airy
Mount Ay
James R. Shaw
Frederick
Fairway Center
Lookout Avenue
Park Avenue
Harold Franklin
Willie
Paradise Hills
John and
Laura Brown
Paradise Avenue
South Main Street
Planning Commission
New Market UM Cancels Men’s Day Service
New Market United Methodist Church postpones its annual Men’s Day service scheduled for Sunday June 28 due to the death of the husband of Rev. Geraldine Davis. The program will be rescheduled for a later date.
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New Market
Lottery winning numbers from Maryland and Pennsylvania
In Baltimore the Friday drawing of Maryland's daily lottery produced the winning number listed as PITTSBURGH in Pennsylvania where the Friday draw yielded 03 9 as the daily lottery result.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Local businesses announce closures and ads across town
A jumble of notices lists Watsons Family Restaurant closing Saturday July 4th and a Village Barber Shop retirement after twenty years. Other items promote cherries pies and local fruit stands, cleaners on vacation, pawn shop ads, and various service providers in Frederick Maryland with contact numbers and open hours.
Gettysburg Civil War Fest offers week of re enactions and parades
Festivities mark the 118th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg with a full slate of events. From June 28 to July 5 crowds will witness reenactments, parades, pageants, and tours at Gettysburg National Military Park. Highlights include living history performances, a dedication ceremony for a monument, a Pickett’s Charge reenactment, and a Firemen’s Festival with educational displays. Admission to some events is free with parking fees at certain sites.
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Battle of
Gettysburg
Gettysburg National Military Park
Getyakrg Bare Co
National Park
U.S. 15
Robert E. Lee
George Meade
Holstein-Friesian Association
Tousdey
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Hopkins Plaza
Baltimore
William Donald Schaefer
Louis Goldstein
Perenced
Hanover
Lee
North
Colocial Valley Farm
Menges Mills
Sons of the Veterans Reserve
Nations Park
Gettysburg Firemens
Gettysburg Recreation Park
Longey
James Getty
A. Lincoln
20Th New York Regiment
Hancock Avenue
Business
Birouse
Johany
Sherston Inn
Pickett
George E. Pickett
Meade
Cemetery Ridge
Gettysburg Pireman
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Detrick
Harold L. Duvall
Fingerboard Road
Monrovia
Kaye L. Duvall
Howard County
Duvall
Norma Duvall
Woodfield
Hida Burns Duvall
Damascus Post
American Legion
VFW
Leonard
Freda) Moaley
Kevin Moxley
Kristin Moxley
Kelly Moxley
Donald (Chartoute) Lindsey
Norman E. Duvall
William D. Duvall
Montgomery Bares
Potomac Festival
New Market UM
Watson's Family
Howard Chapel
A.M. Church Corner Road
Donald A
Conway Electric
Post No.u
East Church St. Fred. Ma
Walkersville
Rody Hamilton
Whitmore
J. Whitmore
Halcyon
Alexandria
B.J. Ray
Ara
Scolors
Fred
East
Patrick St
Ladiesburg
Bomecall
WeLain Construction
Wastom Homes
Old Mill House
GEM Cleaners
Ae Mower Air
Paris
South St
Peter Pap
Airy Orchards
Toytown
Frederick Junk Co
Staley
Raymond E. Staley
Otte
Jesus
Rebs
Frederick Glass Shop
E. Fourth St
Palmer Insulation
BAC
Aerman Wrice
Cole's Pawn Brokers
Market St
Ridge Contracting
Es Stull
E.S. Electric
Robert
Linton
Perm
Wed
Charies Contracting
Optitz
Leary
Bree
EIC
Minnick's Construction
Mar Lu View
Lander Rd
Jefferson
M.C
Bill Brittain
Donna Sepler
Xpressions
Hairport
Valeraville
IBM
Ing
Gere Wahl
Norman Brags Ra
Enomoburg
Brom Md
B&w
Garst Orchards
Lediesburg
Gram's Florist
West Green St
Middle Md
Mth
Lewis & Battie Horman Staley Park
Gower Par. July Ltd
Schrodt
Lewistown Auction Rbm
Clark Welding & Fabricating
Bebroyer
Reichs Ford Road
Clark Welting
General Public
ASME
Evergreen PL
Dropeburg
U.S. Re
Atta, Fred, & Wash. Co
Petroleum Devel. Corp
Willson
Petroleum Development Corp
E. Patrick St
Ext
Edgar C. Wirts Pine
Joseph Mahala Stone Zimmerman
Mountaindale
Urbana Fire Co
New Midway
New Midway Fire Co
Air Conveners
Grove’ TV and Radio Service
Wanker Avin
Mt Tabor Park
Graceham
Fresh Srown
Dee Churchill
Bishop's Platter
Crouse
Ford & Haul
Baltimore Brick Co
Rocky Ridge
Holstein Association
Annie Warner Hospital
Garysburg
Edgar Jones
Melvin Shull
Zacharias Linn
Catherine Fitez
Jerry Sipling
Isabell Schlosser
Donald Navgle
Thomas Altwein
Gardners
Richard Fitez
Michael Clark
Anita Nye
Bruce Hicks
John Green
Meadville
Robert Kreitz
Fairfield
Gary Brown
South Mountain
William Weaver Jr
Tars
Biglerville
Tansferred
Hornsburg
Donald Kuhn
Cashtown
Peter Lepick
Vaten Myers
Steve Costello
Thomas Thieme
Richard Snyder
Aspets
Ray Sharpe
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