Funerals for Local Residents Held Nov 23
Funeral services were held November 23 for Lester Magalis Chewning of Libertytown and Grant F. Bennett of Laytonsville, with Christian rites led by local ministers. Interments followed in Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Laytonsville Cemetery, and Christ Reformed Church Cemetery Middletown.
Obituaries and Funerals in Frederick Area Nov 19 23
Obituary notices for Alfred Tavares and William Slaymaker list death dates, funeral details, church services at St John the Evangelist Frederick and East Funeral Home Boonsboro, interment Mount Olivet and Mountain View Cemeteries, with arrangers Stauffer Funeral Home and listed bearers, Knights of Columbus honor guard, and officiants Rev Wayne Funk and Rev Ernest Witner. Also notes farming pages and agriculture calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Bennett
Grant F. Bennett
Laytonsville
Muriel H. Barber
Deborah Scott
Mount Tabor United Methodist Church
Mark Nelson
James Kendall
Mike Montgomery
Chesley Bennett
Jay von Runnen
Matt Montgomery
Laytonsville Cemetery
Frank Sheffer
Old National Pike
Middletown
Donald B. Thompson
Donald L. Turley
William H. Bucher
Robert Sheffer
Richard Sheffer
Dick Mercer
Donald Palmer
Earl Sigler
Charles Haines
Lutheran Cemetery
Alfred Tavares
Alfred “al’’ Tavares
Frederick
St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church
Wayne G. Funk
Joe Eyree
Lewis Keepers
John Keepers
Art Tavares
Ernie Musser
John H. Keepers
Father Funk
Knights of Columbus
Bishop McNamara Assembly
Edgar Haynes
Bob Jack
Joseph L. Brashears
William E. Rollins
Earnest Musser Sr
William van Horn
Patrick Sullivan Sr
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Stauffer Funeral Home
William Slaymaker
William A. Slaymaker
General Lee Drive
Sharpsburg
Adamstown
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Slaymaker
Ernest Witner
Jerry Marshall Sr
Jerry Marshall Jr
Steven Marshall
Timothy Hart
Terry Pendley
Jerry Stine
Mountain View Cemetery
Middletown Star Matt Main Ties State Pass Record in Semifinal
Wheaton's defense forced five Middletown turnovers as Theron Johnson recovered a late fumble in the end zone and Wheaton defeated Middletown 21-7 to reach the Class 2A final. Main's 22nd completion tied Chad Umbel's 1990 mark, ending his high school career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Matt Main
Wheaton
Main
Catoctin
Chad
Evan Routzahn
Block
Umbell
Marcus Slate
Terence Lewis
Wheaton - Middletown
Brian Moore
Chad Umbel
Moore
Theron Johnson
Montgomery County
Richard Riddle Stadium
Fort Hill
Byrd Stadium
Tim Ambrose
Matt
Ambrose
Jason Behram
Freddie Monroe
Young Leads 49ers Past Redskins In Overtime
San Francisco quarterback Steve Young passed for 295 yards and 33 of 41 completions as the 49ers beat Washington 19-16 in overtime after back to back losses. Young overcame concussions and engineered a late 73-yard drive culminating in Jeff Wilkins' 38-yard game winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
49Ers
Washington
Green Bay
Dallas
San Francisco 49Ers
Houston
Steve Young
Washington Redskins
Stanley Richard
Redskins
Gus Frerotte
Ken Harvey
Terry Kirby
Kirby
Jeff Wilkins
Jamie Asher
Dexter Carter
Scott Turner
Junior Bryant
Jaguars top Ravens in overtime to end skid
Jacksonville rallies from 15 down, beating Baltimore 28 25 in overtime after Vinny Testaverde fumbled and Matt Stover missed from 49 yards. Brunell throws 306 yards, Michael Jackson 156 receiving as Jaguars record fifth win, Ravens drop to 3 9 and lose seventh of eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaguars
Mike Hollis
Jacksonville
Cleveland Browns
Ravens
Baltimore
Mark Brunell
Pete Mitchell
Mitchell
Vinny Testaverde
Brunell
Willie Jackson
Matt Stover
Associated Press Ravens
Anthony Pleasant
Memorial Stadium
Cowboys Fall to Giants in Dallas Letdown
In East Rutherford and Tempe, Dallas and Philadelphia lost as Giants and Cardinals staged late surges. Barry Switzer watched Deion Sanders and Michael Irvin stumble, while Giants’ Tito Wooten returned a key fumble for a score and Brad Daluiso added two field goals to seal a 20-6 win. Cardinals beat Eagles 36-30 as Boomer Esiason tossed three fourth quarter TDs to Dowdell and Dowdell caught the game winner with 14 seconds left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oilers
Cowboys
Young
49Ers
San Francisco
Green Bay
Dallas
George Seifert
Jesse Sapola
East Rutherford
N.J
Barry Switzer
Dallas Cowboys
New York Giants
Deion Sanders
Michael Irvin
Troy Aikman
Emmitt Smith
Sanders
Irvin
Aikman
New York
Smith
Tito Wooten
Dave Brown
Brian Kozlowski
Brad Daluiso
Giants
Chris Boniol
Switzer
Miami
Jimmy Johnson
Washington Cardinals
Eagles
Tempe
Ariz
Boomer Asiason
Marcus Dowdell
Arizona Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Esiason
Larry Centers
Derrick Witherspoon
Johnny Thomas
Ty Detmer
Gary Anderson
Arizona
Dowdell
Webb wins LPGA Las Vegas Tour Championship in rookie year
Rookie Karrie Webb dominates the inaugural LPGA Tour Championship in Las Vegas with a 7-under par 65 to win by four shots. The 21 year old Australian also becomes the first LPGA golfer and first rookie on any tour to earn more than 1 million in a season, boosting earnings to 1,002,000. Webb expressed joy and credited her coach and parents after the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Tiger Woods
Karrie Webb
Webb
Woods
Eagle
Lisicky lifts Penn State past Mount St Mary's in opener
Penn State edges Mount St Mary's 64 57 as Pete Lisicky scores 21 and fuels a 23 3 run that turns a 29 20 deficit into a late lead. Mount's Rahsaan Carlton misses all 12 attempts, Dan Earl sidelined with back issues, Booth and Williams key for the Lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pete Lisicky
Penn State
Rahsaan Carlton
Mount St Mary
Lisicky
Mountaineers
Calvin Booth
Dan Earl
Jerry Dunn
Titus Ivory
Ryan Bailey
Jim Phelan
Gerben van Dorpe
Mount St Mary’s
Gregory Harris
Rob Balgac
Newton Gayle
Booth
Thomas Johnson
Phil Williams
Lions
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Lester Chewning
Lester Magalis Chewning
Libertytown
Hartzler
Jerry Cline
Libertytown United
Georg Leskowitz
Christ Reformed Church
John Moore
The
Holy Family Catholic Community Church
Steve Leskowitz
Siegfried
Alfred Dirnagl
Steve Kingsbury
Vince Vaughn
Jeremy Kinsbury
Christ Reformed Church Cemetery
Federick Netts-Paat
ATG
East Patrick St
Eastgate Plaza
Frederick Cellular
Motorola
Arederich Nefus-Post
Ses
Ape Daar
Cai
Ales Francis Scott Key Mall
Leggett
Gaip
Cleggett
Pen
Leggeti An
Bill Green
Knights
Damascus
Westlake
College Park
Story
Jacksonville Jaguars
Baltimore Ravens
Stan Goldberg
Jimmy Smith
Keenan McCardell
Testaverde
Earnest Byner
Hollis
Michael Jackson
Jermaine Lewis
Broncos
Dunn
Mount St Mary's
Nittany Lions
Carlton