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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1983
Page
5
Funeral services were held for Mrs Barbara Eyler at Wellers United Methodist Church Thurmont with burial at Blue Ridge Cemetery. Mr Marshall Smallwood, Mr Elva Conner, Mrs Marie Crouse and Mr Jennings Frock also had services. interments followed at Brownsville Heights Frederick Memorial Park Pipe Creek Church Cemetery and other local burial grounds. Bearers and funeral home details are listed in each notice.
Paul W. Butler died Thursday May 26 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born September 1, 1911 in Frederick he was the son of Edward and Nettie Orndorff Butler and husband of Ruth Ensor Butler. He worked for Maryland Transportation Co and Frederick County Board of Education and later part time for Weis Super Markets. Survived by wife, two children Robert W. Butler Lampe Missouri and Nancy M. Hemby Thurmont, three brothers Danis Charles and James all of Frederick, eleven grandchildren, one great grandchild, four nieces and five nephews. sister Phyllis Lambirth predeceased. Calling hours May 28 at Smith Keeney Basford Funeral Home 106 E Church St Frederick from 4-9 p.m. and May 29 from 10 a.m. until services 2 p.m. Rev Gary A. Byers to officiate. Interment Resthaven Memorial Gardens.
Fire alarms reported ending 10 a.m. Thursday include TY GRACE UNITED CHURCH fire at 4 05 p.m. and MARYLAND SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF automatic alarm at 1 23 p.m. Responses involved Juniors Uniteds Citizens Independents. Ambulance and jail data noted. naval history mentions the U S Naval Academy founded 1845 by John Paul Jones.
James Stephen Selckman, 26, of Mount Air, pleaded guilty in state court to possessing 13 ounces of cocaine found after an undercover operation on December 1, 1981, while also admitting a federal conspiracy charge. Judge Wolff set June 13 sentencing with a potential five-year limit and referenced a forthcoming federal sentence.
The mayor proposes raises and new hires for public works including a mechanic and pipefitter, a housing program secretary, a Frederick First volunteer program secretary, and a design engineer. Budget increases include Public Works to 3.2 million, Parks to 984,678, Urban Development and Housing to 241,200, and Economic Opportunity to 79,120.
Maryland officials outline IPM efforts in four Southern Maryland counties and a statewide spray plan using Levin and Sevin with precautions to protect bees. Trapping, egg mass counts, and a defoliation survey are planned, while resident complaints count remains low. Budget notes discuss debt service and tax rate adjustments amid federal grants and city surpluses.
Dean Aubel reports the storm knocked the station off air, destroying a transmitter and processing gear and cutting phone lines. Backup gear enabled a two hour return to broadcasting with satellite receiver still out Friday morning. Local observer notes light rain but thunder and lightning. state police cite 0.36 inch rainfall Thursday evening and hail in the east. Tonight and Saturday forecasts call for fair to cool conditions then variable clouds with possible showers. highs near 70s.
The News reports a Memorial Day weekend with scattered showers possible Sunday and highs in the low to mid 70s. Memorial Day itself will be partly cloudy and cooler, with highs in the 60s. Tuesday trends toward sunny, cool conditions with 60s highs and 40s to 50s lows, and Maryland mountains likelier to see 5 to 10 degree cooler temperatures.
President Reagan sails to Williamsburg for a seven nation economic summit and a three day series of meetings on global economic problems. He faces potential disputes over the budget deficit, high interest rates, and protectionist trade questions while meeting with Japan's Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone. A pre summit controversy arose over an official news release on Japanese trade limitations.
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