Funeral notices from Frederick area churches and towns
Obituaries list multiple funeral services held October 14 to 16 across Frederick County. Names include Rhyron Byron, Roland Flohr, Calvin Grams, Knowlton Burgee, Clyde Zyler, Elsie Mullinix, Mary Knight, Frederick Roegner, and more with arrangements by local funeral homes. Interments at Mount Olivet, Locust Valley, and local cemeteries noted, plus full military honors for some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhyron
Grove
All Saints Episcopal Church
A. D. Salmon
Rep. Byrom
Beverly Butcher Byron
United States Congress
White House
Rep. Byron
Frederick County Bar Association
Maryland State Central Committee
Frederick City
Maryland School For the Deaf
Hood College
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Paul
Sarbanes
Blair Lee
Louis L. Goldstein
James Clark
Charles Moylan
Harry R. Hughes
Delbert Null
James H. Grove
Col
Philip Winebrewer
Antietam National Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Smith, Fadeley, Keeney & Basford Funeral Home
E. Church St
Frederick
Roland Harrison Flohr
Roland
Bud) Harrison Fiohr
Westerly Road
Poolesville
Union Bridge
D.D. Hartzler
Weller R. Lewis Jr
Poolesville United Methodist Church
Mervin Lee
Dennis Warfield
William Billek
Terry Harner
Mike Frawley
Raymond Poole
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Knowlton L. Burgee
Knowlton L. Burgee Sr
W. Main St
New Market
Stauffer Funeral Home
Motter Avenue
Ralph M. Sharpe
United Methodist Church
Burgee
Betty Branden
Kipe Jr
Mount Olivet
Kleler
Mullinis
Elsie L. Mulliniz
Mount Airy
Ciim L. Molesworth
Damascus
Darryl L. Gill
Howard Chapel United Methodist Church
Long Corner
Mullinix
Samuel E. Mullinix
Latherence Brown
Calvin Murray
Howard Chapel
Mary B. Knight
Mary B. Kanight
Rocky Ridge
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Kenneth W. Longfield
Taterment
Mt. Tabor
Charles Wm. Miller
President Proposes Expanded Bill On Inflation and Jobs
The Hannay Hewkion full employment bill outlines 80 new programs to cut inflation and boost employment. Congress sent Carter a bill restricting bank loans to officers and major stockholders. Airlines gain deeper market access while a 51 billion four year federal aid plan for highways and mass transit passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannay “Hewkion
House
bilMor Mpenstag
Departments of
Labor and Health
Welfare
Carter
Bert Lance
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bilt Carter
Moonshine Craft and dangers in Berry’s reminiscence
The article recalls traditional moonshine making as Berry describes slow fermentation and double distillation to reach high potency. He warns that rushing or thumper methods create harsh “headache juice,” notes few moonshiners today, and laments nights of enemies and conflict among those connected to illicit liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Vance Hopes to Reopen Talks on South Africa Crisis
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance and four Western diplomats met South African leaders in Pretoria to urge dropping plans to skip U.N. backed independence talks for South-West Africa. A deadly landmine killed 17 returning from church as talks continue amid December deviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
South Africa
Cyrus R. Vance
South-West Africa
U.N
South West Africa
Suaa Bee le Ie
Vance
Hodding Carter
Canada
Olivier Stirn
France
Pieter W. Bothe
Roelof F. Pik Aon Pee Pean
Carter
Owen
Tax cut plan would raise taxes for many inflation hit families
U S senator Roth argues the package shifts burden through inflation linked Social Security hikes. Individual cuts mostly reach poor workers while unemployment benefits may be taxed. About one to two million filers face net increases. some in higher incomes may break even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Roth
R-Del
Colorfest Thrives as Thurmont Visitors Enjoy Craft Fair
Colorfest Orchard near Thurmont led by Ernest Colorfest’s chief organizer drew pleased visitors and satisfied craftspeople. Traffic was steady with minor jams. police noted congestion at Md 77 and US 15. Fire/ambulance calls totaled 38 emergencies and 8 routines in the period, with multiple house fires and city-wide responses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Ernest
Virginia Ave
Brunswick
Overnville
Brunswick Ambulance Co
Opossumatown
Pike
Independents
Lewistown
Junon
Byron dies after long running life and marathon
The piece outlines the death of Byron, a longtime runner and congressman, amid medical notes from 1974 and January about heart rate irregularities. It notes his Boston Marathon participation despite advice, his public image as a fitness advocate, and his wife Mrs. Byron’s remarks on his dedication and impact. It also mentions a Navy medical exam, past congressional activity, and a transfer of duty for Captain Ben C. Myers at New River Marine Corps Air Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrom
Bassler Case
Brent Ayer
Ayer
Byron
Washington County
Iimi
Tony Ryles
Annapolis
Bios
Abe
Boston
Maryland
Congress
Fox
Flynn
Hir
Goodloe
Atbelicopter Base
Ben C. Myers
Elwood C. Myers
Main St
Union Bridge
New River Marine Corps Air Station
Jacksonville
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Calvin A. Grama
Calvin Atlee
Bobo) Grams
Petersville Road
Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Leesburg
Bethany Lutheran Church
Ralph Miller
Donras Strachan
Raeme
Bichon
Manon
Fenbarger Grams
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Calvin Grams
Gerald Grams
Wayne Schuits
Burman Smith
Amos Stine
Robert Childers
Edward Beacht
Locust Valley Cemetery
Burkittsville
Feete Funeral Home
Clyde J. Zyler
Clyde J
EE Emmitsburg
J. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Carl J. Fives
George Baker
Guy Baker
William Cram
Eugene 2. Rosensteel
George Danner
Richard Weedon
New St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Frederick Carl Roegner
Thurmoor
John Har Pold
Phil Zentz
Bruce Davies
Roycepa Lee Saylor
Carroll Brown
Blue Rage
Thurmon
Senate
Consumer Protection Agency
Alaska Lands
Lenard L. Ambush
Rt 1
Martin Harbaugh
Thourmont
Étriv
Deborah L. Wenner
Hamilton Kvenes
Kenneth D. Robinson
Randy &. Fritz
Paul E. Keaton
Clarksburg
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Genevieve Pearl McCracken
Christine More Martin
Mabel Elizabeth Hoowar
Melissa Yvonne Holiday
Roger Roland Fogle
Virgine Mergore Deater
Rolene Dormant
Franklin Thomas Bear Sr
Reynold Wolliart
Batty Baugher
Donald Berry
Rose Faltz
Mary Musser
John Pardershy
Derek Polesky
Eva Sinner
Mis
Mary Wiles
Thomas Wills
Mes
Mary Wolford
Barbara E.law
Hazel
Seochrist
Melane Corot Reeder
James Willam Miller
Grace Dotellia
Michael Kels
Janneville
Hiktomi Mito Brand
Airs
Tanya Yvonne Remsburg
Margaret Angleberger
Wolkersville
Ted Williams Watkins
Amos Remsberg Keller Jr
Dora Wiles
Middletown
Paul Mason Klogge
Robin Lynn Kern
Wweille Bussard
Thamas Oday
Robert £. Borklaw
Timothy Fiver
Wierd
Paul Oscar Merriman
Gerald Campball Sr
Charles Care
Margie Foster
Raymond Dugless
Karen Ellen Forney
Waynesboro
Joann Marie Guyton
Jefferson
Noble Virginia Bovis
Air
Lester Thomas Williams
Lyn Nelson
Katherine Louretta Devilbiss
New Windsor
Constance Cale
Homer Bolen
Knoxville
Nellie Brewer
Trail Avenue
James. W. Crawford
Amanda Paige
Crawford
Marilyn Burton
Emmitzburg
Thomas M. Wiles Jr
Dickerson
Kimberley Irene
General Hospital
Toralynn Abshire
Mer
Thomas W. Abshire
West Patrick St
Aica
Marie Hobbs
Magnolia
Caryard
van Fre
Long's Mill Road
Graceham
Woodsboro
Adrian Mac “Mac
Remsberg
HARE
Authority
J. 8. Ramaburg Jr
Treas
Beverly
Mrs. Byron
Panty
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