Frederick Obituaries for Nevin Weskey and Helen Coyle
Nevin T R Weskey of 1000 Carroll Parkway Frederick died Saturday May 24 at Frederick Nursing Center. He was longtime owner proprietor of Harold's on North Market Street. Arrangements by Smith Fadeley Keeney Basford Funeral Home. Helen Irene Coyle of 214 E Seventh St Frederick died early Saturday May 24 at Frederick Memorial Hospital born June 1 1917 daughter of William and Lillie Morrison Blank wife of Lester F Coyle. Surviving are four children six grandchildren one great grandson two sisters and three brothers with many nieces and nephews. Visitation 7 p.m. Monday May 28 and Tuesday May 27 at the funeral home. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday May 28 at the funeral home. Burial Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Nevin T.R. Weskey
Nevin T.R. Waskey
Carroll Parkway
Frederick
Frederick Nursing Center
Waskey
Harold's
North Market Street
Smith, Fadeley, Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
E. Church &J
Helen Irene Coyle
E. Seventh St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
William and
Lillie Mae Morrison Blank
Lester F. Coyle
Donald
Anna Mase) Biddinger
Irvin L. Coyle
Barbara) Law
Luther F
E Church St
Funeral
Francis Reinberger
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Death notices for Henderson Moore Beard events in Frederick area
Funeral services were held for George F. Henderson of Burkittsville who died May 20. The service took place May 23 at Bethel AME Church with Reverends Whims Sparrow and Powlkes officiating. Burial at the church cemetery followed. Gladhill Funeral Home handled arrangements. A memorial service for Charles W. Buddy Moore of Buckeystown who died May 21 occurred May 23 at Buckeystown United Methodist Church, with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Frederick. The Smith Fadeley Keeney Basford Funeral Home managed arrangements. Mrs. Bessie May Beard of Frederick died May 21. funeral services were May 23 at Frederick Funeral Home, with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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George F. Henderson
Burkittsville
Bethel Ame Church
Howard Whims
David Sparrow
Joseph Powlkes
Charles W. Moore
Charles W
Buddy) Moore
Buckingham Lane
Buckeystown
Bessie May Beard
Madison St
Frederick
Robert E. Dailey & Son
Market St
Maurice D. Ashbury
World Court ruling shapes U.S. handling of Iranian assets
The United States argued the World Court affirmed U S rights to reparations amid the Iran hostage crisis. Iran contends the court lacks jurisdiction while a Dec ruling was ignored. Separate Frederick theft case: Hetty Dorsey, 28, charged with grand theft, released on bond after embezzling 2 765 over a year. Weather outlook predicts showers across western states with rain from Maine to nearby areas.
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U.S
United States
World Court
Iran
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Egypt
United Nations
C&p Telephone Co
Hetty L. Dorsey
Carrollton Drive
Frederick
Paul W. Mossburg
Frederick City
Ms. Dorsey
C&p
Dorsey
Susan C. Nicol
Carter Sees Slowdown Amid Inflation Fight
The article notes major banks cutting prime lending rates to 14.5 percent as President Carter faces a mixed inflation signal. Officials say April prices show softening due to recession, with gasoline prices flat after two years of rises. Analysts caution the downturn could mean a deeper contraction than expected.
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Bank of America
Citibank
White House
Jody Powell
Carter
Alfred E. Kahn
Congressionl
William Cox
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Miller
Local nurses group to meet Wednesday
The Frederick Federation of Professional Nurses will hold its monthly meeting at 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 28, at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Frederick. Guest speaker Bill Simon of the American Federation of Teachers will discuss Making the Meat of Waiting. All Frederick Memorial Hospital staff nurses are urged to attend.
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Frederick Federation of Professional Nurses
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
West Seventh Street
Frederick
Bill Simon
The
American Federation of Teachers
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Contending councils clash over capital projects in bicounty talks
In Rockville, Prince George's and Montgomery County Councils reached tentative agreement on a 150 million operating budget including a 22 percent sewer rate hike for Washington Suburban Sanitary customers. Disputes emerged over Site 2 composting plans and Rock Run versus Piscataway, with both sides pressing site control and interim capacity guarantees amid ongoing court actions and resistance to a new headquarters study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Prince George's County
Montgomery Council
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Calverton
Prince George's Council
Partis N. Glendening
Glendening
Montgomery
Neal Potter
Gleedening
Esther P. Gelman
Montgomery County
Scott Foster
Prince George's
William B. Amonett
Rock Run
Piscataway
Prince George’s
Ghendening
Noor
Elizabeth Scull
Environmental Protection Agency
Foster
Plecataway
Potomac Force Main
Potter
Capital Improvements
Michael Gudis
Commission
Robert &. McGerry
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Old Friends Club
Charies Smothers
Clarence Smothers
Luther Holland
William Brown
Alfred Spriggs
Randolph Butler
Oterment
Church
Gladhill Funeral Home
Middletown
George Stone
Chester Stone
Raymond Stone
Robert Stone
Clarence Harshman
Carl Philip Peterson
Mount Olivet Cemetery
U.N. Security Council
Council
Soviet Union
National Weather Service
Ania
Nanunal Wrainee Sen Vice
Noaa US Depr Commery
East St
Hilmers
Carl
Frederick Area
Sos
Nate Ta
Simeth
Te Peter Tate
Nate
Rata
Buitan
Ang
Sane
Bel Ruse
Twou
H. B. Duvall, Inc
East Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
MonrCo
Great Southern Printing & Mig. Co
East Patrick Street
Maryland
Frederick County Health Department
North Frederick
Emmitsburg
Brunswick Elem
Brunswick
East Frederick
Walkersville
Green Valley
Monroing
Frederick High School
West Frederick Dr
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