Deaths of Joseph E Recher and Harold B Brooks
Notices report the deaths of Joseph E Recher of Hagerstown age 48 and Harold B Brooks of Poolesville age 58, with family survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial details. Recher served in World War II and worked at Central Motors. Brooks leaves three sisters and two brothers, with services at East Funeral Home Boonsboro and Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Edwin Recher
Chestnut Street
Hagerstown
Beaver Creek
William and
Ruth Ford Recher
RFD I
Recher
Littlestown
Gaithersburg
Mildred Shank
RFD 1
Albert Recher
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Harry Angle
Funeral notices for Mildred P Ambush and G William Stultz
Funeral services were held in Pleasant View for Mildred P Ambush of Pleasant View who died Saturday. Pallbearers named, interment at Fairview Cemetery, Hicks Funeral Home arranged. G William Stultz, retired businessman, died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Services held at First Baptist Church with honorary and active pallbearers listed. interment at Frederick Memorial Park. Etchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B, Brooks
Harold B. Brooks
Poolesville
Kensington
Lewis F
Mary Catherine Brooks
Minnie Shepherd
Jackson
Beulah Brubaker
Takoma Park
Elsie Moore
Bethesda
James Brooks
Boyd Brooks
Hilton
Barnesville
Monotacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Waltz Funeral
Winfield
William G. Workman
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Popular Springs
Fred Grooms
Sterling Roberts
Roy Knill
Norman Weller
Cecil Poole
Harold Eyler
McKendree Cemetery
Mildred P
Pleasant View
Pleasant View United Methodist Church
Homer Bullett
Joseph Washington Sr
Austin Herbert
Roger Whalen
William Bowins
Joseph Washington Jr
Byron Ross
Fairview Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home
G. William Stultz
F. Mabel Kreh Stultz
First Baptist Church
Robert F. Woodward
Harry 0. Schroeder
State of Maryland
Raymond J. Dyer
Claude F. Culler
Howard M. Albaugh
Lewis J. Martz
Paul D. Simpson
Francis 5. Gaither
Carroll E. Kinsey
Lynch Lodge
AJM
Phil Bohn
William H. Bohn
Robert T. Bohn
Michael A. Stultz
Randall W. Stultz
Grndsons
Harry E. Cornpropst
Frederick Memorial Park
Linden Hills
M.R. Etchison and Son
Deaths And News From Carroll County Area
Obituaries note the death of Kathryn A Barnes of Louisville at 64 with services at Waltz Funeral Home in Winfield and burial at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Gamber. Also reflecting is Mathias Remisch of Baltimore, survived by wife and children, with services at Loring Byers and burial at Lake View Eldersburg. Plus notes on graduates, weddings, births, and a military tour update in Frederick and Brunswick communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn A, Barnes
Louisville
Finksburg
Liberty Road
Winfield
Funeral
Charles E. Morgan Jr
Calvary Methodist
Gamber
Mt. Pleasant
Mathias Remisch
Maple Ave
Baltimore
Mt. Siami Hospital
Frederick
Sadie Remisch
Edwin M. Remisch
Frances Rumbley
Joan Bach
Loring Byers
Randallstown
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Eldersburg
Lake View Cemetery
Salamone Funeral Home
Fire Log Summary for 24-Hour Period
Fire calls reported during the 24-hour period ending at 10 am. Emergency ambulance calls total six, routine calls three. Contacts listed: 662-6333 or 663-4400. City none. County none.
Mr Robert Frizzell Recovers From Major Surgery
Mr Robert Frizzell of Airy is recuperating at Montgomery General Hospital Olney after major surgery and expects to be hospitalized for at least a week longer. A notice states money orders have a $100 maximum per order and larger sums require additional orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hart
RFD 2
Airy
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
Robert Frizzell
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Director notes praise for public housing residents and authority
The director continued from page one praising residents and the authority for public housing efforts. Pay raises were approved for jail authority staff except the executive director, with yearly increases from 300 to 900 dollars and a six percent rise in hourly wages. A boiler insurance contract for Catoctin View went to Noah E. Cramer and Son. Sixty five families live in the high rise and 87 apartments were assigned. When building work ends, the public will tour the elderly project. Project Md 35 financing notes were advertised. the lowest bid came seven minutes past the deadline, forcing the authority to accept the next lowest bid and Western Union billed for over 400 dollars. Willard Horine named to the building committee by Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boiler Insurance
Catoctin View
Noah E. Cramer
Western Maryland county struggle ends with commissioner resignations
Butscher and other nonpolitical county residents pushed to end a months long dispute over pothole repairs and road conditions. They aimed to force three county commissioners to resign before their terms ended to clear the way for a union bargaining process and road repairs, while candidates in the upcoming general election faced shifts in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Butscher
Friend
Fastmonth
Lines
Paugh
Judge Affirms Route Modifications Amid PSC Review
Judge Levine affirmed the southern route modifications proposed by electrical firms noting PSC authority to adjust the route. He found excluding conflict-of-interest testimony irrelevant and said the commission’s decision is supported by substantial evidence across a 1,000 page record. The ruling emphasizes the commission’s primacy in agency judgment and cautions against judicial fact finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levine
Morrison
County Planning Commission
Frederick County
Planning Commission
PSC
Local Thanks and Community Notices in Frederick Area
A collage of local thanks and notices from Frederick area residents. Expressions of gratitude for sympathy and help after illness and death, obituaries and family remembrances, plus a long list of community events, church suppers, yard sales, auctions, and local business ads. Names include Mrs. Norman Croneburg and family, Raymon d Droneburg, Eugene Bridges, and many neighbors, with event details for turkey and oyster suppers, harvest sales, and various church gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E
Jake) Croneburg
Hughes
Junior Ambulance Co
Scott Key Center
Homer Harris
Edward Umberger
George ‘Umberger
Milo Hooper, Jr
Rev
Sharpe
M. R
Housing Crisis Persists in Frederick County
CAA officials say many residents remain ineligible or uninterested in public housing while the county’s housing stock overflows. Montevue is full and families sleep in basements. one elderly person lives in a meathouse with cardboard, water, and sanitation absent. Kathleen Hall notes the issue has grown worse as mid and low income families compete for scarce units. Community agencies warn immediate financial aid is needed, with no local solution in sight. Direct readers to CAA offices at Winchester Hall for information on available low rent housing.
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Date
CAA
Mount
Montevue
Frederick
Kathleen Hall
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
County candidates discuss crime, industry and schools
Lewis, Derr and Horman criticize underpaid fire and ambulance crews and favor Safe Streets Act funds for deterrence while rejecting tax incentives for industry. They back training, rehab programs, pollution controls, and expanding tourism. Classroom crowding prompts teachers per pupil ratio changes and current construction plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Derr
Russell Horman
Tlorman
Horman
Green Valley
Myersville
Middletown
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William H. Heffner Jr
RFD
William H. Heffner II
Fort Knox
Pvt
Heffner
Fort Lee
Robert Eaton
Guy M. Dayhoff
Thurmont
England
Mrs. Eaton
Linda Creasels
Dale R
French
Brunswick
Lynn Ann
Peggy Gaither
Germany
Garrett
Runkle
Bruce H
Memoriam
Burdette
Margaret M
Harry
Mary Ella
Tommy
Debbie
Clifford W
Pete) Smith
Lander
Jefferson
Dr. Demiray
Rev. Ramsburg
Rose Meister
Frederick Nursing Center
Rose
Ruby R. Summers
Nellie M. Swomley
Rex Martin
Joseph Clem
Raymond Wilhelm
Carroll Manor Fire Co
Junior Fire Co
Swomley
Tropical Aquarium
E. Patrick St
Castle Farms
Sixes Bridge
Monocacy River
Detour
Emmitsburg
Eyler Stables
Ruth C. Eyler
MT. Airy Vol. Fire CO
Twin Arch Rd
Mt. Airy
Lewistown Hall
H.P
McHenry Assoc., Inc
Able Co
Patrick
East Sts. Frederick
Joseph
Jack) Cave
Adamstown U. C. of Christ
Flint Hill
Ray & the Country Rascals
RED Men’s Club
Fifth St
Piney Cove Gardens
Devilbiss Bridge Rd
Attention Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Resolutions Committee
Farmer's Co- Op
E South St
G.E Auto
Tom’s Creek Methodist Church
Walkersville
Glade Village
Gas House
Watkin's
Mt Airy
Asbury Methodist Ben Middletown Reform Church
Routzahn
Glenn Warnering
King Floor Service, Inc
Graceham Moravian Church
Buckeystown United Methodist Church
Childcraft
Connie & Ken Mercer
Mary Carter
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
East Street
Eebie Melvin Rollison
Leesburg, Va
the Arts Pharmacies
Hurley
S. Jefferson St
Quynn Orchards
Reel’s Mill Road
Braddock Mountain
Church of the Transfiguration
Braddock Heights
Walkersville Vol. Fire Co
Ladies of the United Methodist Church
Stayman
York Apples Red & Golden Delicious
Flanagan Orchards, Inc
Carl's Construction CO
Knapp
Rudy Hamilton
York
Cortland & Grimes
Golden Pryor's
Dean's Village Beauty Salon
Dean’s
9Th St. Monocacy Shopping Center
Roxie Ann Stitely
Faye Christie
Sharon Klipp
Pat Harris
Kk. G. Sappington
R. F. Sappington
R. D. Hemp & Sons
KE. Patrick St
Jefferson Lutheran Supper
Jefferson Community Center
Singanore High School
P.T.S.A
Old Annapolis Rd
Sexton’s
Hillcrest
Sat
Sun
Clow’s Antiques
Jefferson St
E. Patrick
North Market Street
HiTachi Frederick
M’m Merchandise Mart
Space Pak
Parsons
North Market St
Cortland
Theurmont
Menry
Ecker
Frederick News-Post
East Patrick Street
New Midway Vol. Fire Co
New Midway
Frederick Co
P.O. Box
Marvin Chapel
Wesley Chapel United Meth. Ch
Urbana
MT. Pleasant Raritan Grounds
Yellow Springs
Wolfsville
Mis. N. of
Rodger’s
Mkt
Ext
Dotty'’S Cafe
Keyser
Gas House Pike
Val. Fire Co
Sherwin Williams
Shepley
S. Market St
CBS Electric Co
Brown Insulation
Fiberglas
CBS Insulating Co
Market St
Frederick Glass Shol
E. 4Th Street
Woodrow
Bill) Am ¢Erson
Patrick St
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