Funeral notices from multiple area churches and towns
Funeral services were held for D Leonard Reifsnider at Grace United Church of Christ Taneytown. Miss Kelly Leigh Chambers Chambers died March 24 and was buried in Mount Olivet Frederick. Mrs Mary Margaret Wolfe Pyles died March 24 and was buried in Blue Ridge Thurmont. Funeral services for William Thomas Brown Sr. were held at Key Chapel United Methodist Church Oldfield. John H. Howard of Middletown and Lindsay L Browning of Mount Airy also had services. Corrections note a misidentified casualty William Lewis Carey corrected to Robert William Carey. An electric plant fact closes.
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D. Leonard Reifsnider
Grace United Church of Christ
Taneytown
Gerald D. Fuss
Charles Trout
Carroll Dougherty
Earl Stonesifer
Fred Lieb
Arthur Claybaugh
Glen Reifsaider
Michael John Reifsaider
Eric Reifsaider
Gasca Reisaicer
Kelly Leigh Chambers
Cory
Barbara G. McKnight Chambers
Regina Court
Clarksburg
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Frederick
Motschiedler
Vince Dandrea
Doug Griffin
Lynn Martell
Michael Pleasants
Zandy Belser
Michael Beers
James D. Zack
Bruce Gipe
Bryan Breckenridge
Drew Gackenhiemer
Michael Chambers
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Stauffer Funeral Home
Motter Ave
Mary Margaret Wolfe Fyies
Mary Margaret Wolfe Pyles
Thurmont
Colton Villa
Hagerstown
Robert E. Dailey and Son P.A
E. Main St
Kenneth C. Hamrick
Thurmont United Methodist Church
Donald Lee Kesselring
Gary Wayne Kesselring
Richard Joseph Kesselring
Glenn William Wivell
Robert Richard Eichelberger Jr
David Paul Wivell
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Pyles
Robert Richard Pyles
William Thomas Brown
Lanvale St
Baltimore
Key Chapel United Methodist Church
Oldfield
Janet Rounsley
A.A. Thompson
Strawbridge United Methodist Church
Mary Carter
Strawbridge Church
Jesse Johnson
George Talbot
Robert Dorsey
Clarence Hill
John Duppins
Tony Barksdale
Austin Biggus
Church
Hicks Funeral Home
W. Patrick St
Brown
Betty Jane Barnes Brown
John H Howard
John H
Jack" Howard
Middletown
Bittle- Ricketts
Myersville
William M. Brown
C. Basil Grossuickle
Bangor
Union
Iowa
Lindsay L. Bro
Lindsay L. Browning
Mount Airy
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
John ©. Ewald
Calvary United Methodist Church
Prudence Lodge
Af&am
Beary C. Decker Sr
Henry C. Decker Sr
Brunswick
South Baltimore General Hospital
Gence Funeral Home
Randall Miller
Brooklyn Church of God
Park Heights Cemetery
Decker
Katherine V. Foster Decker
Henry C. Decker Jr
Annie Warner Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital notices from Galetysburg reveal admissions including Ruth McGlaughlin Terry Baumgardners Milton Lachs Amy Wood and others. Discharges list multiple Gettysburg Taneytown Fairfield and Emmitsburg residents with several families and individuals. Births note a Taneytown couple’s son and Gettysburg residents welcoming infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McGlaughlin
Gettysburg
Terry Baumgardners
Taneytown
Milton Lachs
Amy Wood
Julio Kime
Bendersville
George Hebb
Thurmont
Guy Hartman
Douglas Ugz
Roland Renner
Keymar
Rebecca Kennedy
Sharon Miller
Thomasville
Michael Fissel
Leroy Hess
Diane Wintrote
Fairfield
Deborah Smith
Emmitsburg
Arthur Spangier
J. George Ambrose Sr
Littlestown
Richard Geyer
Robert Harrison Jr
Joseph Kerr Jr
Alien Lowrance
Steven Miller
Biglarville
Charles O'Malley
Charles Poole Ly
Sabillonville
James Romen
Kathleen Venditti
Kurt Weaver
Harry Manin
Westminster
Paul Kuykendall
Richard Few Jr
Rachael Furlong
Mary Steinour
Victor Linaj
Orrianna
Rhoda Shultz
Dale Cooley
Gardners
Jennifer Stouter
Ashley Bugher
Utility bills burned at nuclear protest rally
Demonstrators marked the third anniversary of a major commercial nuclear accident by burning Metropolitan Edison bills at the Pennsylvania Capitol steps. Project David supporters collected about 350000 in bills from customers and urged a billpayers’ strike to fund cleanup costs, while a candle vigil was held at the plant gate. Cleanup remains underfunded as General Public Utilities warns of potential costs.
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I . Pa
State Capitol
Project David
Metropolitan Edison Co
William Keisling
U.S
General Public Utilities Corp
Reagan not favored for second term in Time poll
Time magazine survey shows 52 percent doubt Reagan will seek a second term, 61 percent doubt he can balance the budget while cutting taxes and boosting Pentagon spending, with only 30 percent voting personality as his strength and 24 percent lacking confidence in his economic leadership.
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New York
Time Magazine
Time
Yankelovich, Skelly and White Inc
Aloe Ie c
Cas
Reagan
Pentagon
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