Obituary notices for Janet Pfeil and Evelyn Davis Butler
Janet Pfeil 49 of Thurmont died Sept 14 from injuries after an Sept 8 automobile crash at Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. Survived by husband William Pfeil, two sons, siblings, and extended family. Funeral Sept 17 at Maranatha Church of God. interment Resthaven Memorial Gardens. Memorials to Patrick and Richard Pfeil scholarship fund. Evelyn Davis Butler 92 of Fort Myers died Sept 9. Retired Frederick County Schools supervisor. survived by stepchildren, grandchildren, and sisters. Memorial services held in Fort Myers. burial planned in Norrisville and Shippensburg. Memorial donations to The Scholarship Book Fund at North Harford High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Sue Wheatley Pfeil
Old Frederick Road
Thurmont
R. Adams Cowley
Baltimore
William D. Pfeil
Danville
W.va
Emil A. Wheatley
Alice Marie van de Linde Wheatley
Juanita Wheatley Peters
David L Peters
Indianapolis
Ind
Larry L. Pfeilsticker
Charlottsville
Brian E. Wheatley
Elizabeth A. Wheatley
Katherine L. Peters
Susan Marie Peters
Kevin Lee Pfeilsticker
Barbie No
Thurmont United
Swarthmore
Fox Meadow School
Scarsdale
N.Y
Belfast
Ireland
Butler
Frederick County Schools
Herbert F. Davis
Gladstone Butler
Redmond S. Davis
Jeannetta Davis
Jordan
Jefferson
Davis
Katrina Dorothy Jordan
Sarah Scott Davis
Marie Skalski
Christopher Skalski
Milton E Smith Sr
F. Constance Smith
Carolyn Benfer
Harriet Crowl
Cypress Lake Church
Fort Myers
Fla
Norrisville
Shippensburg
North Harford High School
Tylesville Road
Tylesville
Walkersville and Sheetz clash over water tap plan
Walkersville town commissioners and a Sheetz Corporation representative failed to reach agreement Wednesday on a water tap for a proposed store at Md 194 and Fountain Rock Road. Sheetz offered to fund a $200,000 water line under Md 194 to loop town lines, while the town cited limited taps and planning violations. A workshop next Wednesday will continue talks. Also honored retiring Dr. James Stoner Jr. and approved $3,000 to Glade Valley Athletic Association for reseeding fields, with a street light inquiry on Highlander Boulevard.
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Walkersville
Sheetz
Dave Severn
Frank Rothenhoefer
Sheetz Corporation
Jime
MD. 194
Fountain Rock Road
Joseph Cahn
Vaughn Zimmerman
Severn
James Stoner Jr
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Stoner
Glade Valley Athletic Association
Association
Bob Hayes
Highlander Boulevard
Burlington Avenue
Cramer Avenue
Monocacy Elementary Mourns Teacher Pfeil After Fatal Crash
Psychologists and counselors will be at Monocacy Elementary School to support students and staff after the death of fourth grade teacher Janet Wheatly Pfeil, 49, from Old Frederick Road Thurmont. Pfeil died at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center after a collision near Lewistown involving a bus driven by Doris Harbaugh. The accident also sent Harbaugh to hospital in stable condition. Pfeil’s death shocked the school community and prompted counseling at Middletown High School for her husband Bill Pfeil’s work program duties, as parents and staff remember her impact in math instruction.
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Susan C. Nicol
News-Post
Monocacy
Janet Wheatly Pfeil
Old Frederick Road
Thurmont
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
Lewistown
Ms. Pfeil
Devilbiss Bridge Road
Geoffrey Bartlett
Doris Harbaugh
Keedysville
Walkersville
Harbaugh
Pfeil
Monocacy Elementary
Carol Stockhausen
Pieil
Bill
David Markoe
Two Hurt In Two Car Collision At Ballenger Creek
Samuel Kemp age 78 of Union Bridge drove south on Ballenger Creek Pike and turned left onto Solarex Court into a northbound Ford Probe driven by Jill Turner 20 of Frederick. Both were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with Turner undergoing surgery and Kemp admitted as investigators continue.
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Ballenger Creek Pike
Solarex Court
Samuel Kemp
Union Bridge
Cpl
George Stottlemyer
Ford
Mr. Kemp
Jill M. Turner
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ms Turner
Kemp
Cpl. Stattlemyer
Clinton Pushes for Haiti Invasion With Mixed Backing
President Clinton argues for a rapid Haiti invasion to restore Aristide, citing limited objectives and UN handover. He faces opposition from polls, GOP leaders, and parts of the Congressional Black Caucus, while offering possible safe exits for Cedras and his aides and stressing minimizing American casualties.
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House
Senate
Clinton
Bob Dole
Dole
Congressional Black Caucus
U.S
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
John Lewis
D-Ga
Haiti
United States
United Nations
Aristide
White House
Dee Dee Myers
Raoul Cedras
Domestic violence rise and elder abuse cited by sheriff office
The sheriff notes more incidents among spouses and siblings with elders at risk as Heartly House reports 2896 victims helped and 5600 hotline calls from 1993 to 1994. Director Sue Hecht says many battered spouses avoid calling, creating a cycle of violence and helplessness. Waiting lists reflect unmet demand for therapy, support, and legal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Heartly House
Frederick
Sue Hecht
Ms. Hecht
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Janet Pfeil
Mrs.Evelyn Butler
Evelyn F. Davis Butler
Milton E
Bettye Hughes Smith
Chris Weissenborn
Ms. Weissenborn
MHIC
Hilton
Frederi
Jakes
Aareye
Nnington
Mannington
Frederick Pice
Ath Street
Columbia
Gerwig Lane
Ellicott City
Balto
Mannington Tin
Bode
Carnet
Bode Floors, Inc
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