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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1980
Page
3
An editorial remembering patriots who died in battle and in service in training, accidents, or misjudgments. It honors those lost in helicopter crashes in Iran, jeep crashes in Da Nang, engine failures over Ploesti, and Missionary Ridge, stressing equal tribute to all who paid the price for a free society.
Washington report says the Department of Energy grapples with internal feuding over gasohol development, amid claims top officials favor Mobil’s patented process. The dispute involves budget, objectivity, and a broader push to reduce oil dependence, with critics accusing industry ties of skewing policy.
William Eyler, oldest Woodsboro native, celebrated by Frederick County residents. The 102-year-old, born Oct. 20, 1920, has deep family roots in the town, a history of local work, and ties to the Eyler and Drenning families. He is long featured in local columns, with memories of the Glade Valley Mill, Rocky Hill Church, and Civil War relics. He remains a central figure to neighbors and grandchildren, with a lifetime of community stories and music.
A tribute to William Eyler of Woodsboro and Frederick County, lifelong musician and community volunteer. He joined the Woodsboro Concert Band, helped lead Memorial Day parades, escorted President Taft in 1911, and later played with the Yellow Springs Band. Eyler was a loyal band man, served in the Patriotic Order Sons of America, and sang in church choirs with his daughter Kitty. He faced aging and eye problems but remained active, joyful, and generous to family and fans.
In Utica Mrs Grayson Stull hosted a reorganization of the Faithful Workers Sunday School. Elected officers include Mrs Samuel Marts president Mrs F Stanley Stull vice president Mrs Chester Lenhert secretary and Miss Elizabeth Hessong treasurer. The Rural Woman of Frederick County underway with county demonstrations led by Helen Pearson focus on food preparation. Approximately 75 rode the Ford tri motor monoplane sightseeing local sites. A large pound party was hosted at Mr and Mrs Marshall Carpenter's home with many relatives attending. Helen Fogle honored at a birthday party near Frederick. Joint meeting of Frederick County Rural Letter Carriers Association and Ladies Auxiliary held at YMCA auditorium electing officers and delegates to Ocean City. Several students attended day school run by Mrs Mary Alice Markey. Major development: a bowling alley will be built in east Frederick as part of a new community service shopping center by Frederick Business Properties Corp. Pomona Home Economics committee held its Big Day at Walkersville. White Rock Homemakers elected officers. Cub Scout Pack 357 awarded members at last meeting. Frederick Newerta Respiis! business persons met at the home of Dr Mary A. Wont.
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