Frederick Obituaries Honor Local Doctors And Residents
Largely attended funeral services were held for Dr. Thomas Harry Quill a Frederick ophthalmologist at St John the Evangelist Catholic Church with Monsignor Echle presiding. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery as the Smith Keeney Basford Funeral Home managed arrangements. Also honored were Mrs Marjorie Stitely and Master John Higgins with services in Thurmont Laytonsville and Frederick respectively. Multiple relatives and area organizations attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomas Harry Guill
Thomas Harry Quill
Frederick
Lindbergh, Ave
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Edward Y. Echle
Thomas C. Grunwell
Thomas H. Quill Jr
Gerald D. Quill
Quill
Frederick County Medical Society
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dr. Quill
Christopher Brennan
Thomas Brennan Jr
Charles H. Copley
Howard W. Ash John Nelson Bowers
Yarboe Grove
Harce L Decker
Charles E. Keiler
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Marjorie Dewees
Rocky Ridge Road
Thurmont
Robert E. Dailey & Son
E. Main St
Wallace C. Elliott
Graceham Moravian Church
James L. Fisher
Catoctin United Methodist Church
Harold D
John M. Higgins
Gaithersburg
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
William Smalley
Ascension Episcopal Church
John M
Nicki J
James W. Higgins
Diane Marie Gouker
E. A Street
Brunswick
Keedysville
Mount Olivet
Thomas N. Connor
Brook Hill United
Vernon E. Hackey
Vernon Edward Hackey
Ijamsville
Washington County State Hospital
Hagerstown
Smith, Keeney & Basford Funneral
E. Church St. Frederick
Floyd Lyles
Ebenezer United Methodist Church
Harvey C Hackey Jr
Barry D. Hackey
Vernon D. Hack
Gettysburg Hospital Admissions And Discharges
Admissions list includes Marie Walter Emmitsburg Mrs Steve Faircloth Orrianna Mrs Dole Shields Jr Emmitsburg Evan Kline Sr Lit tlestown Mrs Michael Dixon Gettysburg Russell Lupp New Oxford Discharges include Mrs Sterling Sell Arend teville Lydia Pifer York Springs Donald Trestle Gettysburg Ann Stine Gettysburg William Wietland Fayetteville Elizebeth Eckrote Lillestown Mrs Timothy Small and son Gettysburg Paul Wine Gettysburg Carroll Glass Rocky Ridge Orville Baldwin Aspers John Arentsberger Gard Guy Guyton Taneytown Christopher er Rocky Ridge Births report Mr and Mrs Dele Shields Jr of Ermasourg with a baby on Friday March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Walter
Emmitsburg
Steve Faircloth
Orrianna
Dole Shields Jr
Evan Kline Sr
Littlestown
Michael Dixon
Gettysburg
Russell Lupp
New Oxford
Sterling Sell
Arendteville
Lydia Pifer
York Springs
Donald Trestle
Ann Stine
William Wietland
Fayetteville
Elizebeth Eckrote
Lillestown
Timothy Small Andson
Lottery results from Maryland Pennsylvania and DC
Maryland Daily Lottery numbers 1 47 and Pick Four 52 29. Pennsylvania Daily Lottery numbers 41 9 and Lotto 102 10 19. District of Columbia Lucky Numbers 277. Local AP brief notes the Friday draw across three jurisdictions.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
District of Columbia
Texas inmate Ronald O'Bryan executed for cyanide candy death
Ronald Clark O'Bryan, known as the Candy Man, was put to death by lethal injection in Huntsville Texas for killing his son Timothy in 1974 with cyanide laced Halloween candy. He proclaimed forgiveness as witnesses watched and the case drew national attention amid last minute appeals and a high court ruling.
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Huntsville
Texas
Ronald Clark O'Bryan
O'Bryan
James David Autry
Timothy
Daynene
Houston Chronicle
Jack Pursley
Ron Cloutier
Harris County
O’bryan
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
John Garrett Penn
Paralyzed man testifies nurse shut machine off
William Cronin, paralyzed by ALS, testified using a special keyboard that nurse Victoria Knowlton told him he was going to die after allegedly turning off his respirator at his Lynnfield home. Cronin’s son Ronald corroborated seeing the off switch and the nurse’s lack of explanation. The hearing in Peabody decides if the case proceeds to trial.
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Peabody
Mass
William Cronin
Victoria Knowlton
Essex
Thomas Drechler
Cronin
Ronald
Drechier
Volunteer Service Award Luncheon at Fort Ritchie
Fort Ritchie hosts a Volunteer Service Award Luncheon on April 9 at 11 40 a.m. at the Officers Club. Brig Gen John T Myers will present Certificates of Appreciation to outstanding volunteers nominated by Fort Ritchie offices. Tickets cost 3.15, obtainable at the Officers Club or by calling Coral Green wood at 762 7519.
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Fort Ritchie
WNC to hold Transfer Day on April 28
Western Maryland College will host Transfer Day on Saturday April 28 from 930 a.m. to 1230 p.m. on campus. The program opens with an orientation in McDaniel Lounge followed by campus tours and meetings with faculty staff and admissions and financial aid staff. Call 848 7000 ext 233 for registration information.
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Western Maryland College
McDaniel
University of Maryland
Maryland Dance Theatre
Alumni Hall
Baltimore
Storms lash plains as Carolinas, East tally damage
A powerful storm system battered the Plains from Colorado to Texas with 8 mph gusts toppling trailers, while the East Coast recovered from a wintry blast of tornadoes, wind and snow that killed 83. Utilities restore power to 53,000 in Massachusetts as 99 crews assist. New Jersey, North and South Carolina seek federal relief amid widespread damage and rescues. Coast Guard searches for four fishermen off New York Island. New York’s Long Island faces about 10,000 without power.
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Utah
Plains
Colorado
Texas
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Massachusetts
New York
Long Island
Coast Guard
New Jersey
Thomas Kean
Atlantic City
Ocean County
North
South Carolina
North Carolina
Wardh
Bill Sammler
Kansas City
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Nebraska Panhandle
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
Carolina
Pennsylvania
Washington
Connecticut
Alabama
Police probe Mount Airy B and E in Maryland
Maryland State Police investigate a Mount Airy residence break in where $231 in valuables were stolen. Reporter Jackie T. Raines listed an antique glass bottle of pennies valued near $100 and liquor including two one gallon bottles and three fifths missing. Two bedroom windows were damaged with entry suspected through the windows. Investigator Th. J. Scott McCauley led the case. The text also notes a sailing ship Columbia left Boston in 1787 on the first voyage around the world.
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Maryland
Mount Airy
Jackie T. Raines
Prospect Ave
Th. J. Scott McCauley
Columbia
Boston
Reagan ends U S participation in Lebanon multination force
President Reagan states the multinational force no longer serves U S goals in Lebanon and will end American participation. The U S Embassy in Beirut stays open with a 100-man Marine guard, while a limited number of personnel will train and assist Lebanese forces. He notes air and naval forces remain available to protect personnel if needed.
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Lebanon
Reagan
MNF
U.S
Beirut
Birth of Amy Ardella Stoflemyer in Myersville
Mr and Mrs Elwood Stoflemyer of Myersville announce the birth of their second child a daughter Amy Ardella born Wednesday March 21 Mr and Mrs Atlee L Boyer of Mountaindale will observe their 39th wedding anniversary Sunday April 1
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Elwood Stoflemyer
Myersville
Amy Ardella
Atlee L. Boyer
Mountaindale
Health firm seeks rapid growth training session
An individual invites interest in a training event at Days Inn Room 141 on Monday at 7 30 p m offering guidance for scaling a health company with potential earnings between 3000 and 6000 dollars monthly. Interested parties are encouraged to attend for details.
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Days Inn
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C. Kart Holter
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WMC
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Henry Grethel
Canterbury
New Zealand
North Market Street
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