Obituaries for Stevens Phebus Hessong in Maryland area
Three obituary notices from Maryland: Earle F Stevens 66 owner of Steve and Belles in Damascus. James Earle Phebus 67 retired Howard County Roads worker. Sadie E Hessong who lived near Smithsburg. Services set at Greenridge Baptist Church Florence United Methodist Wolfsville Saint Mark's Lutheran Wolfsville with interments at Pine Grove Mt Airy and church cemeteries. Families listed with multiple survivors and funeral home details. Memorials to Greenridge Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle F. Stevens
Earle Franklin Stevens
Carrie Isabelle Stevens
Lisbon
Middletown
Edward N
Mary Alexandria Stevens
Steve and Belle
Damascus
Greenridge Baptist Church
Clarksburg
Lowell Franklin Stevens
Frederick
Gene M. Stevens
Colorado
Earle Richard Stevens
Airy
Miriam Showmaker
Eva Miller
Indian Head
Wayne Stevens
Hagerstown
Olin L. Molesworth
Robert L. Moore
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mt. Airy
P.O. Box 147
James Earle Phebus
Florence
Howard County
Montgomery General Hospital
Charles Edward
Florence Wright Phebus
Howard County Roads
Nellie Nelson
Laurel
Irene Buckman
Catonsville
Adeline Duvall
Lorraine Wolfe
Wood
Robert L Nair
Sadie E. Hessong
Rt. 1
Smithsburg
Washington County Hospi
Woltsville
S. Tracey
Elizabeth Gaver Brandenburg
Saint Mark's Lutheran Church
Wolfsville
James E. Hessong
Ruby
Hamilton
White Hall
Naomi E. Hessong
Ruth Draper
J. Thomas Hessong
Charles W. Hessong
Paul A. Hessong
George M. L. Hessong
Lebanon
Ore
Parker O. Hessong
Des Moines
Iowa
Katie Herbs
Chewsville
Austin Brandenburg
Baltimore
Wilmer Brandenburg
Aspers
Saint Mark’s Lutheran Church
William M. Brown
Bittle Funeral Home
Myersville
Fair Seventeen Years In Amusements Of America Crew
James R Epps 52 years old from Pennsylvania works with Amusements of America at Frederick Fair dragging heavy cables and setting up rides. He spends six months each year traveling for the carnival and six months at their Florida base. Gordon Heath 47 has driven carnival tractors and helped with setup for five years and notes the life has ups and downs depending on weather and effort to stay in shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Epps
Pennyslvania
Shankle
Epps
Fair
Amusements of
America
Florida
Frederick Fair
Epp
Frederick
Gordon Heath
Heath
Hessian Barracks to Become Local Museum Project
Denton outlines plans to convert the Hessian Barracks into a museum with rooms themed as Kitchen Day Room Militia Civil War and Historic Exhibits. The Maryland School for the Deaf wing will remain, while an advisory committee invites public suggestions for Bicentennial activities.
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Derriton
Maryland School For the Deaf
Maryland
Denton
Charles H. Conley
William Quynn
Robert Clapp
Sam Barrick
Clement Gardner
Laurence Langston
Charles Smutser
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Robert Hotz
Robert Leichert
Charles Sanner
Glenn Michel
Thomas Summers
Edward Thomas
Arthur Potts
Kenneth Kritz
Ronald Sisk
North Carolina
Frederick
Maryland School For
Fire log details for Thurmont area incident reports
Fire calls for 23 hours ending 10 am list a 11:37 a.m. house fire at Ambrose Residence on Old Frederick Road, Thurmont, with responders from Thurmont, 4:11 p.m. mutual aid from Lewistown and Woodsboro. Ambulance calls show 7 emergency and 2 routine. Jail population records note 50 males and 3 females.
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Thurmont
Ambrose
Old Frederick Road
Lewistown
Woodsboro
Fairgoers warned of thefts at Great Frederick Fair
Frederick City Police urge attendees to secure valuables after purses were stolen from school buses used to transport high school bands. Capt. Richard Ashton cautions guests to lock cars and avoid bringing tapes and CB radios. Also reported: Don E. Davis jailed for loitering on North Market Street. Several others charged with speeding and a red light violation. Oct. 2 district court trial date set for Kenneth Diftlu.
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Frederick
Richard Ashton
Ashton
Don
Francis Stine Jr
Thurmont
Nancy A. Ritter
Keymar
Colby Probe Details on Poison Stockpiles and Testimony
Dr. Gordon testifies before investigators about not receiving orders to destroy Colby CIA poisons amid subpoena and a TV mute policy. Hearings may span two to three days with Richard Helms and Thomas Karamessines appearing. Army confirms a small quantity of shellfish toxin and cobra venom, justified for defense and medical research, per officials and E L Harris. Church disputes claimed limits on CIA toxin stocks.
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Gordon
Richard M. Helms
Thomas H. Karamessines
CIA
Army
Hugh G. Waite
Colby
E. L. Harris
Edgewood
U.S
Harris
Church
D.C. hotel workers threaten walkout over contract offer
Washington area hotel and motel workers threaten a walkout after Local 25 of the Hotel Restaurant and Bartenders International Union rejected a management contract offer. The expired three year agreement prompted union members to authorize a strike and talks continued overnight to avert action by about 7,000 workers.
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Washington
Hotel, Restaurant and Bartenders International Union
Homebuilders Association Meeting Sept 17 at Watson's
The Homebuilders Association of Frederick County invites members and prospective joiners to its monthly meeting at Watson's Restaurant on Wednesday September 17 at 6 30 p m. Guest speaker Robert McPeek of the National Association of Homebuilders will kickoff the membership drive and interested people should contact Robert Hilton before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebuilders Association
Frederick County
Watson's Restaurant
Robert McPeek
National Association of Homebuilders
Robert Hilton
Frederick Community College Board Meets Wednesday
The Frederick Community College Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in the College Board Room. Agenda items include committee reports, a request to waive the alcoholic beverages policy for Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, scheduling future meetings, and property deeded to the Frederick County Board of Education.
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Frederick Community College
College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Board of Education
Frederick County
Local Hospital Admits Several Patients
Among the sick Mr. William E. Roberts of Rt. 13 has been admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital as a surgical patient. Mrs. Inez Coleman of 1201 E Patick is a patent at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Austin Steinhaus of South Jefferson Street is a surgical patient in the cardiac section at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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William E. Roberts
Rt. 13
The
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Inez Coleman
E Patick
Austin Steinhaus
Jefferson Street
Baltimore City Hospital
Funeral Home
Junior Fire Company
Minsters
Naomi Myers
Seneca plant phase two work gets okay today
Montgomery County Council to direct Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission to proceed with the $5.3 million second phase of the Seneca Interim Sewage Treatment plant. Lowest bid James A Federline Inc for a 3 million gallon daily addition. first phase behind schedule but expected by April 1976 target. Plant serves Falls Road area west of Rockville and Germantown. 25 percent housing and 25 percent moderate income builder quotas. over 1,000 units projected.
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Rockville
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
WSSC
Seneca
Sanitary Commissioners
James A. Federline, Inc
Falls Road
Gaithersburg
Germantown
Buffleford Road
Seneca Creek
Montgomery
Dickerson
The
Sanitary Commission
Economic upturn seen after 11 months of decline
Commerce Department reports inventories fell by 569 million to 263.9 billion as recovery begins. GM trims losses but auto sales near last year’s pace in early September. Banks lift prime rate to 8 percent, Fed revamps consumer credit protections. Pan Am seeks 199 round trip New York to San Francisco fare. Frederick Hospital discharges list cites multiple local residents.
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Commerce Department
General Motors Corp
U.S
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
New York
First National City Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Pan American World Airways
Civil Aeronautics Board
San Francisco
In Memoriam Pickett Inloving Memory birthday remembrance
In loving memory of Charles S. Pickett Sr on his birthday September 16 1975. The notice notes memories and tears from a loving family and lists several local businesses and events including farm stands, sno balls at a fair, garden shop hours, and a Laytonsville volunteer department roast beef dinner on October 5 1975 with prices for adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett
Charles S. Pickett, Sr
Fred. High Sr
Laytonsville
Attention Eagles Vote on By Laws Wednesday Sept 17
Notice requests Brotherhood of Eagles members aged 18 vote on by law changes and a new application. Also mentions old paper buying service, insulation ads, horse and carriage event at the grand stand, and local businesses with contact numbers.
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Brother Eagles
Public hearings set on proposed gas rate increase
Maryland Public Service Commission announced hearings to hear Frederick Gas Company residents on a 20.66 percent rate increase. Hearing times are Oct 1 at 10 am and 7 pm in Winchester Hall with examiner Kirk J. Emge. The company seeks 403,429 in annual gross revenue, 128,271 from Eastalco Venture.
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Maryland Public Service Commission
Frederick Gas Company
Winchester Room
Winchester Hall
PSC
Kirk J. Emge
Eastalco Venture
Musicians Accept One-Year Pact with Baltimore Symphony
Baltimore musicians voted to accept a one-year contract offered by the orchestra management. The union president said management must approve for a no-contract no-play standdown to be avoided. Rehearsals begin later today for the first Baltimore concert in nine days, with pay rising from 11,000 to about 12,600 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Victor Fuentealba
Fuentealba
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