Obituary for Maurice Devilbiss longtime merchant and farmer
Maurice Devilbiss 92 of 15102 New Windsor Rd near Oak Orchard died March 19 after a weeklong illness at Carroll County General Hospital Westminster. Born January 15 1901 in Frederick County he was a son of Willie S and Ella Barnes Devilbiss. He owned The Cold Spring Store for 40 years retiring in 1990 and was a longtime member of the New Windsor Volunteer Fire Co and Edgewood Church of the Brethren. Surviving daughter Regina Bowersox Williamsport son William A Devilbiss near New Windsor five grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Funeral at 11 a.m. Tuesday March 23 at New Windsor Funeral Home. Linganore Cemetery Unionville. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Monday March 22. Memorials to Edgewood Church of the Brethren c/o Bernice Ecker Taneytown Md 21787.
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Maurice Martin Devilbiss
New Windsor Road
Oak Orchard
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Frederick County
Willie S
Ella Barnes Devilbiss
Estella Lowman Devilbiss
Julia Garber Devilbiss
Devilbiss
Edgewood Church of the Brethren
Medford Grocery Co
Cold Spring
New Windsor Volunteer Fire Co
Regina Bowersox
Williamsport
William A. Devilbiss
Near New
Bernice Ecker
Francis Scott Key
Taneytown
Mount Airy man charged after traffic stop leads to drugs
Frederick County deputies report Paul Yeager a 26 year old of Mount Airy arrested after a 1973 Ford pickup was stopped on Grove Road for traffic violations. He was charged with possession of a concealed dangerous weapon marijuana and drug paraphernalia two bags of marijuana a pipe and a machete were found in the vehicle. He was released on his own recognizance pending trial.
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Mount Airy
Grove Road
Frederick County
Paul Yeager
Yeager
Frugal Maryland lawmakers trim meal and lodging bills
Midway point spending shows Sen. John Derr leading in reimbursements at 3716.70 with meals down from last year to 875.50. Dr. McClellan and others cut expenses as lawmakers cite public scrutiny and weight watching for cost containment. Derr reimbursed 25 for a dinner for his son, while Stup and Littrell report reduced meals and steady lodging amid economic pressures.
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Derr
Washington County
Bartlett
George Littrell
Frederick
Stup
Justice White’s elusive ideology on church state roles
Justice White mixed views on public aid to parochial schools and affirmative action with strong support for school busing to advance racial equality. Scholars debate whether his stance shifted under Burger and Rehnquist, and he dissented in Miranda v. Arizona, defining a complex, cautious judicial persona.
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Kennedy Justice Department
Justice White
Supreme Court
Seidman
James Simon
New York Law School
Simon
Warren Burger
William H. Rehnquist
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Maurice Devilbiss
Surburban Hospital
Bethesda
Point of Rocks
Charles F. Ravilous
Tim Miller
Maryland
William McDougal
Fairfax
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ravilious
McDougal
Route 15
Jeff Kussner
Timothy Jacobsen
Frederick High School
Danny Guariglia
Hattery
Annapolis
Smelser
ST. John's Sae Spa Cenbeceboeal Hig High School
Alexandra Walker
Butterfly Lane
Carroll Street
Thurmont
MHIC
Long Construction, Inc
Quality Builders
MLE Ran EL
PCR Au Neer of
Fairview College Park Plaza
Baltimore
St. Maarten
St. Lucia
Barbados
St. Thomas
Frederick Towne Mall
Sporting Goods
Discover
Guo
Padi
Brass Anchor Scuba Center
E. Patrick St
Buchesstown Pike
Fredenck Gas Company
Cele
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