Obituary notices for Msgr Roach and Richard Bowins
Obituary notices report the death of The Rev Msgr Edward H Roach former pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Thurmont at Carroll Manor Nursing Home Hyattsville after a long illness. He served Blessed Sacrament Washington from 1951 to 1979 with prior pastorates in Cumberland Thurmont and Hyattsville. Mass was held March 2 at Blessed Sacrament and he was buried Mount Olivet Cemetery Washington DC. Also noted is the death of Richard Bowins formerly of Frederick in Louisville Kentucky March 11 after a lengthy illness. Surviving family includes wife Laura three daughters Delores Epps Mary Young and Carmen Edwards two sons Richard Bowins and Antionia Howins three sisters a brother an aunt uncles and many grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Monday March 16 at A B Porter Funeral Home Louisville with interment at Louisville Cemetery.
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Edward H. Roach
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church
Thurmont
Roach
Carroll Manor
Hyattsville
Washington, D. C
Georgetown Preparatory School
Georgetown University
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
Msgr
Blessed Sacrament Church
Cumberland
Maryland Knights of Columbus
Washington
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Washington, D.C
Richard Bowins
Frederick
Louisville
Bowins
Laura
Delores Epps
Mary C. Young
Carmen Edwards
Antionia Howins
Harrison Hardy
Harry E. Snowden
Michael Harris
Sjamsville
Charles Bowins
Anna M. Washington
Pleasant View
Robert Thompson
Walter Bowins
Mount Pleasant
Philip Bowins
Elle Bowins
Point of Rocks
A.B. Porter
Chestnut St
Minnie Irene Winter
Baltimore St
Taneytown
Herbert W. Winter
John Thomas
Mary Catherine Myerly Shriner
Winter
Carrie Winter
Maggie Eyler
Mite Society
Skiles Funeral Home
Emil Gustafson
Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran Church Memorial Fund
Glenn H. Summers
Edgewood Church Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Oneida Crabbs Summers
Mr. Summers
Samuel Phillip Derr
Blanche Wachter Summers
Europe
Fort Detrick
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Summers
Brookhill United Methodist Church
Amvets
Loyal Order of Moose
Chippewa Tribe
Order of Red Men
Richard E. Summers
Glenn H. Summers Jr
Phillip Todd Summers
Sandra L. Tyeryar
Ethan P. Summers
New Market
Austin W. Summers
Steiner C. Summers
Samuel P. D. Summers Jr
Helen W. Smith
Neat
Libertytown
Smith, Fadeley, Keeney, and Basford
E. Church St
Carl B. Rife
Veterans
Frederick Carroll Chapter
The
American Heart Association
E. Patrick St. Frederick
Klansman convicted in conspiracy
Baltimore County Ku Klux Klan leader Robert Louis White was found guilty of conspiring to bomb a synagogue, marking a second conviction after an earlier reversal. The verdict followed a 9 minute jury deliberation in Towson Md. White, 37, of Catonsville, faced charges including ordering a brick to be thrown through a synagogue window and possessing explosives. A prior 1979 conviction with two others had been overturned, and sentencing was delayed pending appeal outcomes.
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Towson
Baltimore County
Robert Louis White
White
Catonsville
Maryland Court of Appeals
Austin W. Brizéidine
Sat Jobe Cook
The
Mary and State Polce
Ste
Ronald Grover
Rese
Abd Geraci Aveni
Tr Oar Glover
Alessere
Reagan budget cuts may cut unemployment benefits nationwide
The administration proposed cuts could affect over one million people in part or full unemployment compensation. Labor and AFL leaders criticized the plan as harsh while officials argued changes would tighten extended benefits and save about 15 billion dollars in fiscal 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
Organized Labor
House
Reaman
Bert Leman
AFL
Lawrence EF. Weatherford
Aiko
Mouke
Raymond Timovan
National gifted and talented director leads workshop here
Dr. Harold Lyons of the U.S. Department of Education led a full day workshop for 32 Frederick County teachers on identifying and nurturing gifted students. He warned that underfunded programs leave the United States lagging in science and technology, urging schools to seek gifts in every child and to train the best minds for a stronger national edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lyon
Ffice of Gifted and Talented
Department of Education
Redents
United States
Harold Lyons
Office of Gifted and Talented
U.S. Department of Education
Frederick County
Lyons
Tts
Frederick Group
Frederick
Robert Smith
Smith
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