Obituaries continuation highlights local families and services
Obituaries from Page A-5 report the deaths of Mrs. Louise Ruth Hoffman and Mrs. Eleanor Elizabeth Six, detailing their ages, addresses, family ties, and church affiliations. It notes Mrs. Hoffman’s former inn ownership and work history, and lists survivors, funeral arrangements, and donation preferences. The piece also covers Mr. Herman Calvin Baile’s death, his farming life, survivors, church membership, and funeral plans with interment details.
Funeral services for Mrs Helen G Zimmerman
Funeral services for Mrs. Helen G Zimmerman of Lil College Avenue Frederick were held at 10 30 a m on Friday March 13 at Smith Fadeley Keeney Salford Funeral Home Frederick with Rev Frederck A Wenner of Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ officiating Bearers were RK Monroe Feaga George T Myers Greyson E Rippeon Terry E Korrell John Ford and Stephen R Rice Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick She was the widow of Alfred G Zimmerman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Ruth Hoffman
Pinewood Drive
Frederick
Arthur R. Kelly Hoffman
Hoffman
John and
Annie Houck Derr
St. John Catholic Church
Francis Scott Key Unit 11
American Legion
Routzahns
John KR. Derr
Richard Frye
Jack Derr
West Allis
Wis
Catherine D. Main
St. Johns Catholic Church
Paw Obrimski
Smith, Fadeley, Keeney & Basford Funeral Home
E. Church St
Eleanor Elizabeth Six
Sites Road
Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Paul N. Six
Rocky Ridge
Six
Charles Edward
Elsie Belle Singer Dutrow
Keysville
William Dutrow
Norman Dutrow
Bruce Eyler
Taneytown
Skiles Funeral Home
Keysville United Church
Herman Calvin Baile
Medford
Golden Age Nursing Home
Hanover
Frederick County
Baile
Roy
Bessie Nusbaum Baile
Olive Rit+ter Baile
Robert R. Baile
Towson
Melvin E. Baile
New Windsor
Florence Stultz
Union Bridge
Helen G. Zimmerman
Lil College Avenue
Smith, Fadeley, Keeney & Salford
E Church St. Frederick
Frederck A. Wenner
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
RK Monroe Feaga
George T Myers
Greyson E. Rippeon
Terry E. Ko
NIH abandons plan for coal plant along Rockville Pike
Washington rep Michael Barnes announced that the National Institutes of Health will drop a coal fired plant proposal planned along Rockville Pike. Officials cited environmental and community concerns as the impetus, with ongoing reviews and potential wind energy alternatives discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NIH
Rockville Pike
Washington
Rep
Michael Md
Patt Power
Federa Reoks
Congressmen weigh Social Security cuts and budget battles
Lawmakers question the administration on proposed Social Security reductions affecting about 3 million households and benefits for students, minimum payments, and burial costs while budget officials defend cuts and Amtrak funding shifts to regional corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amtrak
Administration
Reagan
Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
New York
Stockman
The
Washington Post
Lawmakers weigh funding for Maryland gambling treatment program
Delegates report a center at Mt. Wilson Hospital in Baltimore County treated 92 people in its first year with a 70 percent success rate. Simmons cites that compulsive gamblers may spend about 92,000 annually, totaling 5.8 million that would not be stolen. Some oppose state funding, suggesting private support instead. The panel approved a 25,000 physician post for prison health admin by a narrow 63 to 61 vote, amid concerns about contracting value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IAC
Thomas
West Frederick
Frederick High School
del Julien P. Delphey
R.fredenck
House Chamber
Parkway School
State House
Parkway
Senate
Senate House Conference Committee
Om Ser
Charles H Smeser
Frederick
Carrol
del. Luiz Simmons
R-Montgomery
Mt. Wilson Hospital
Baltimore County
Simmons
del. R. Clayton Mitchell
D-Kent
Maryland
Richard Freeman
del. Paul Muldowney
D-Washington
Muldowney
Secret deal cited on Syrian airliner freeing hijackers
Report from unnamed sources in Damascus claimed a covert arrangement to fly prisoners from Aleppo to Damascus, load three armed hijackers, and transport the group to Libya with eventual hostage release. Pakistani insistence reportedly tied to sending freed hostages back to Pakistan. no official confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Damascus
Aleppo
Sanctuary
Libya
Pakistan
Pakistani Airlines
Karachi
Maryland Firefighter Incentive Proposal Faces Continued Debate
A proposal to extend funding could keep Maryland’s trained volunteer firefighters on the job for at least five more years, costing about 600000 dollars annually in foregone revenue. The plan envisions roughly 200 dollars per volunteer among 3600 statewide, with most counties already relying on volunteer departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Service
Maryland
Salisbury
Robert Dempsey
Maryland State Firemens Association
Frederick adult education adds classes in investing and photography
A new Frederick County adult education schedule lists Basic Investing with Merrill Lynch adviser Mike Pascale at Thomas Johnson High School starting March 18, and five week Meteorology course at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. Other offerings include color slide photography, Everything You Wanted To Know About Photography, vegetable gardening, crochet classes, creative acting, banking, and intermediate calligraphy, with registration details and fees above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eenie
Meenie
Money
Board of Education
Brunswick
Basic
Mike Pascale
Pascale
Frederick
Merrill Lynch
Thomas Johnson High School
Robert Jubach
Thomas [Accarino
Taccarino
NUS Corp
Jubach
NUS
Frederick County
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Adult Education
Michele Hildebrand
Charles Phillips
West Frederick Middle School
Walkersville High School
Seton Center
Emmitsburg
Sue Abramson
Maryland Institute of Art
Abramson
U.S
Frederick High School
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Police hunt three suspects in three Lincoln thefts
Maryland State Police in Westminster seek at least three suspects after three Lincolns valued at 57 thousand seven hundred seventy eight dollars were stolen from Westminster Lincoln Mercury. A high speed chase ended with one suspect bailing out near Top Hat Restaurant. a 1961 Lincoln Mark VI valued at 19 thousand vanished and later recovered. Police say two other Lincolns, a 1979 and a 1980 model, were stolen after keys were taken from the lot. No suspects yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Westminster
Tfe. D.A
Barcroft
MD. 140
Top Hat
Shady Mount Road
Tfe
D. Williams
Criminal Investigation Division
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Montgomery
Pike Co Orty
Enveropmenta
Barnes
Oneer
Beng
Nava
Basser
der Max Novinsiy
Peagert
Department of Heath Ane Bom Gp Services
Areren Af
Emeting Bapett Probehi
Keh
Sam Ya
Stuart Statler
Consumer Products Safety Commission
House
Robert W. Blanchette
Federal Railway Administration
Senate Commerce
Thett Ai
A Omeerma
Fredenck County Roads Board
Fieet Commissioners Meeting
Winchester Ha
Salvation Army Meeting
WR Tk Oreee Cas
Uci
Moto
Poute
Comrie
Soper
Bregerd
Robert “Obie
Jemisintse
Anpe Arundel Veer
Geneval Assembly
Frehebters
de Lever Po de Phes
James
Etary Fresh
Complete Rooms
Hegee— Be Deere
OMY Ete
Ball's Discount Furniture
Ane Hall Marshall
Founder’s Day Sales
Yoursel
Hess
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