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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1995
Page
5
A collection of obituaries from Frederick area notices dated Nov 8 to Nov 12. Beulah Harrison of Sykesville dies at 79 with siblings in Frederick and Reisterstown. Margurite Sappington, Dolores McKenna, Stewart Shorey, Roy Swope, and Anne Weingrad also noted with service details, funeral homes, burial plans, and survivors.
An itemized page lists current conditions in Frederick County along with a citywide weather report and a broad directory of local services. It includes sponsored content from FCNB Bank Scottsdale Securities and various local institutions presenting event calendars, sports, education, and community notices.
Funeral services for Brenda Gale O’Neil of Mount Airy were held at Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus with brothers and two ministers officiating and interment at Pine Grove Cemetery. Ruth E. Wiles Harmon of Frederick died Sunday and was interred at Faith United Church Cemetery after a Stauffer Funeral Home service. Kent Richard Irish of Frederick died November 8 and was to be buried at Resthaven Memorial Gardens in a private ceremony.
Maryling Flores thirteen and Christian Davila fourteen, sweethearts barred by Maryling's mother, apparently drowned in a canal near their school. Notes found by parents reveal yearning to be together in another world, with fear and heartbreak from both families. Autopsy ruled no pregnancy.
Delray Beach Florida AP John Patrick Pulitzer prize winning author of Teahouse of the August Moon and screenwriter for High Society and Love is a Many Splendored Thing died by suicide at age 90 found with a plastic bag over his head at Heritage Park an assisted living facility. Coroner ruled death self inflicted. Patrick won 1954 Pulitzer and Drama Critics Award for Teahouse.
Brigan tine New Jersey AP Slappy White famed dancer and comedian who helped bring black humor to white audiences in the 1950s died at 74 Tuesday night of a heart attack at his home in Brigantine while moving from Los Angeles. Born Melvin White in Baltimore he danced on streets and partnered with Redd Foxx before rising to Las Vegas roasts with Dean Martin. He joked about hard luck with a glove bit and worked in films and TV with Dinah Washington and Billy Crystal. He was once married to Pearl Bailey and Laverne Baker. His last local appearance was September 30 a birthday show in Atlantic City clubs.
In Southfield Michigan Dr Jack Kevorkian participated in the 26th death by his methods. The autopsy on Patricia Cashman a 58 year old cancer patient found no lingering cancer in her body.
Myersville Maryland residents hear concept plans for the 330 acre Harshman Estate project. The 3,000 seat amphitheater was removed while assisted living for the elderly was added. A proposed off stream reservoir may supply water to the town and project if studies allow.
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