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Obituaries FUNERAL NOTICES years in research and de-
velopment. He was a visit-
held at 11 a.m. Saturday at
the funeral home, with his
Brown, William C. Jr. Visitations/funerals Dorothy L. Walsh: Visitation, 3- 5 ing associate professor for pastor, the Rev. Tim
and 7- 9 p.m. Friday, Eline Funeral one year during the mid- Kromer officiating. Inter-
Grothe, Edgar B. John R. “Bob” Geffert: Visitation, 2 1980s at the United States ment will be in the Lake
p.m. until time of service, 4 p.m. today, Home, 934 S. Main St., Hampstead. Naval Academy. He was a View Memorial Park in
Schwartz, Joseph I. Haight Funeral Home & Chapel, 6416 Service, 10 a.m. Saturday, Shiloh
veteran of the Maryland Sykesville.
Sykesville Road, Sykesville. United Methodist Church, 3100 Shiloh
Army National Guard. In lieu of flowers, memo-
H. Stanley Hunter: Service, 11 a.m.
Road, Hampstead. He was a member of rial contributions may be
Virginia “Ginny” Wheeler: Visita- Gary Memorial United sent to Gary Memorial
today, Pritts Funeral Home & Chapel,
412 Washington Road, Westminster. tion, 2- 4 and 6- 8 p.m. today, Pritts Fu- Methodist Church and a United Methodist Church,
Kathryn C. Maus: Visitation, 10 a.m.
neral Home & Chapel, 412 Washington former member of Wesley 2029 Daniels Road, Ellicott
until time of service, 11 a.m. today, St. Road, Westminster. Service, 10:30 a.m. Memorial United City, MD 21043.
Methodist Church for 56 Online condolences may
Mary’s United Church of Christ, 1441 E. Friday, St. Paul Lutheran Church, Dover years. He was member of be offered at www.eckhardt
Mayberry Road, Silver Run. and Trenton roads, Upperco.
the American Society of funeralchapel.com.
Michael L. Selby: Service, 10 a.m. Mechanical Engineers, the Sign this guest book on-
Memorial service
William C. ‘Bill’ Brown Jr. today, Hartzler Funeral Home, 310 Monumental Rifle and Pis- line at www.carrollcounty
56, of Gettysburg, Pa. Church St., New Windsor. Gloria A. and Albert T. Longmire tol Club and an associate times.com.
William H. Wehner Jr.: Service, noon Sr.: Service, 12:30 p.m. Saturday, member of the Quarter
William Carroll “Bill” today, Eline Funeral Home, 11824 Reis- Grace Fellowship Chapel, 20 Bell Road, Century Wireless Associa- BIRTH
Brown Jr., 56, of Gettys- terstown Road, Reisterstown. Westminster. tion. Carroll Hospital Center
burg, Pa., died Monday, In his spare time, he en-
Nov. 8, 2010, at York Hos- ■ A daughter, Kylie Jade
joyed train collecting and Elliott, was born at 11:09
pital after a brief illness. morial service, 11 a.m. Sat- Emma Steger Grothe. He Barnes and Family Funeral model railroading, playing
Born May 30, 1954, in a.m. Sept. 16, 2010, to Tracy
urday at Peters Funeral was the husband of Yvonne Home in Ozark. golf, scuba diving, driving
Frederick, he was the son Shultz and Jeffrey Elliott,
Home, 321 Carlisle St., Get- Weber Grothe. Memorial contributions his red convertible Mus- of Westminster. She
of Mildred V. Warfield tysburg, with the Rev. He was a lifelong farmer may be sent to Boring vol- tang and was an avid
unteer fire company, 14711 weighed 8 pounds, 8
Brown Stambaugh, of Get- Daryl A. Foster officiating. and enjoyed bluegrass reader.
Old Hanover Road, Boring, ounces. Grandparents are
tysburg, and the late A graveside service will be music. Surviving, in addition to Diana and Kevin Haven, of
William C. Brown Sr. held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday Surviving, in addition to MD 21020. his wife, are brother and
Sign this guest book on- sister- in- law Tom and Westminster, Julie Fowler,
He had been employed at St. James Cemetery, 2901 his wife, are daughter Joyce of Pennsylvania, and Gre-
with Dal-Tile in Gettys- Wakefield Valley Road, Baldridge and husband line at www.carrollcounty Sharon Schwartz, of
times.com. gory Shultz, of Fairfield,
burg and with the Emmits- New Windsor. Bob, of Ozark; son Leslie Sykesville; a brother- in- Pa.
burg Glass Co. He was a Memorial contributions Bond and wife Jane, of law, Clyde Friddle, of West
member of the American may be sent to Peters Fu- Hanover, Pa.; brothers El- Virginia; nieces and News of births at Carroll
Legion Post 0121 in Em- neral Home, 321 Carlisle isha Grothe Jr., of Keyser, nephews David and Hospital Center is pub-
mitsburg. He enjoyed St., Gettysburg, PA 17325, to W.Va., Joseph Grothe, of Michele Geiman, Michael lished as it is received from
music and spending time help defray funeral ex- Baltimore, and John and Mary Geiman, Daniel the hospital. Please allow
with his family and friends. penses. Grothe, of Upperco; sisters and Shelly Geiman, Debbie at least two weeks after
Surviving, in addition to Online condolences may Lottie McDonald, Mary Joseph I. Schwartz and Frank Rice, James and
74, of Sykesville your child’s birth for its
his mother, are a step- fa- be offered at www.peters King and Beatrice Thomas, Michele Schwartz, Beth publication. News of births
ther, Lester Lee Stam- funeralhome.com. all of Baltimore, Hazel Liff, Joseph Irwin Schwartz, and Cody Plog, Scott and outside Carroll County can
baugh, of Gettysburg; a Sign this guest book on- of Riva, June Stremmel, of 74, of Sykesville, formerly Sharon Lange and Russ be sent to the Carroll
son, Justin L. Brown, of line at www.carrollcounty Spring Grove, Pa., and of Ellicott City, died Lange; and numerous County Times, P.O. Box
Gettysburg; a granddaugh- times.com. Leona Rohrbaugh, of Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2010, great- nieces and great- 346, Westminster, MD
ter; sisters Melissa Barnes, Hampstead; an uncle, at Howard County General nephews; a great- great- 21158. Information must
of Gettysburg, and Rita L. Harry Steger, of Lit- Hospital in Columbia. niece; numerous cousins reach this office within
Brown, of Westminster; Edgar B. Grothe tlestown, Pa.; and many Born Feb. 3, 1936, in Irv- and friends. four weeks after the birth
brothers Kevin A. Brown 80, formerly of Boring nieces, nephews, cousins ington, he was the son of He was predeceased by a and contain an immediate
and wife Hazel, Irving B., and friends. the late Joseph Irvin sister, Janice Schwartz Carroll County connection.
Tyrone E., Malcolm B. and Edgar Bush Grothe, 80, He was predeceased by a Schwartz and Doris Korn- Geiman Friddle; and The release must include
Mark B. Brown, all of of Ozark, Mo., formerly of daughter, Dawn Grimes; mann West. He was the brother- in- law and sister- the exact date of the birth
Westminster, and Don A. Boring (Baltimore County), brothers Charles and Don- husband of Carol Ann in- law Bob and June Lange. and a name and daytime
Brown, of Westover; and died Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2010, ald Grothe; and sisters Evans Schwartz, his wife of The family will receive telephone number. We will
numerous aunts, uncles, at a nursing home in Re- Betty Hall and Anna Brod- 50 years, with whom he friends from 3 to 5 and 7 to publish the name, date,
nieces and nephews. public, Mo., from compli- beck. celebrated an anniversary 9 p.m. Friday at Eckhardt time, place of birth, par-
He was predeceased by a cations of Alzheimer’s. Memorial services and on June 4, 2010. Funeral Chapel, 11605 Reis- ents’ and grandparents’
sister, Trina A. Brown. Born April 24, 1930, in internment will be held at He was a mechanical en- terstown Road, Owings names and residences and
Friends may call from 10 Boring, he was the son of a later date. gineer with the Depart- Mills. child’s weight in the an-
a.m. until the time of me- the late Elisha J. Sr. and Arrangements are by ment of the Navy for 33 A funeral service will be nouncement.

Regional News Briefs

Corbett begins
transition plans
HARRISBURG, Pa. —
Pennsylvania Gov.- elect
Tom Corbett said Wednes-
day he would rely on estab-
lished Republican advisers
to help him build a new ad-
ministration in Harrisburg
as he makes plans to deal
with a looming budget
fastly to campaign promises
to resolve a projected multi-
billion-dollar budget deficit
without raising taxes and to
promptly unveil a govern-
ment reform blueprint once
in office.
“There’s a lot of priorities
out there. The No. 1 priority
is a balanced, responsible,
reduced budget,” Corbett
said in response to a ques-
vironmentalists, local gov-
ernment advocates and state
agency officials together to
produce “reasonable” regu-
lations over the drilling
boom that is transforming
swaths of Pennsylvania.
Jewish museum
complete in Philly
PHILADELPHIA — After
and Jerry Seinfeld, and a
Sunday dedication with Vice
President Joe Biden as
keynote speaker.
A series of special access
days for museum members
and funders are scheduled
over the next two weeks be-
fore it opens to the general
public Nov. 26.
Drought warnings
In western Pennsylvania, A drought warning means
the state said 21 counties ei- conditions are more severe
ther remain in or were re- and require increased re-
classified to the status of ductions.
drought watch.
Officials say rains in Sep-
— Associated Press
tember from the remnants
of Tropical Storm Nicole
helped to ease drought con-
ditions in much of the state.
A drought watch calls for M ille r s Un ite d M e tho dis t
voluntary reductions in C hu r c h pr e s e n ts ...

deficit, his pledge to reform
government and the Marcel-
lus Shale gas-drilling boom.
Speaking publicly in the
Capitol for the first time as
the state’s governor- elect,
Corbett announced his top
transition advisers, includ-
ing one-time aides to former
Republican Gov. Tom Ridge
and some of Pennsylvania’s
top GOP campaign fund-
raisers.
tion about dealing with a gap
in money for the upkeep of
the state’s roads, bridges and
mass transit agencies.
He also deflected some
questions about the state’s
business, saying that his
transition team would be
taking a close look at the
issue.
He said he intends to in-
troduce a government re-
form plan his first week in
office, as he has promised to
34 years in cramped quarters
but with big dreams, a new
museum opening in the
heart of the city’s historic
district aims to tell for the
first time the complete story
of the Jewish experience in
America.
Plans to expand the Na-
tional Museum of American
Jewish History were a
decade in the making. A
grand opening weekend
C
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The Maryland Depart- MDMH were not available
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Hygiene is performing an Wednesday.
investigation looking into
the association of E. coli in-
fections and the consump- George at 410- 857-7876 or
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Baugher’s voluntarily re- tytimes.com.
called the product last
week.
Caywood said pasteuriza-
tion kills most pathogens in
a product and is the only
way to ensure that apple
cider is safe to consume. He
said there is potential dan-
ger if apples used to create
apple cider have come into
contact with animal feces
that contain E. coli after
falling on the ground.
“[Fickel] wants to bring
awareness to the dangers of
unpasteurization,” Caywo-
od said.
His client is also looking
to be compensated for
medical expenses, wage
loss and the experience it-
self.
“[Fickel] is still having
some gastrointestinal dis-
tress, which is not uncom-
mon after an infection,”
Caywood said.
In an interview last week,
Baugher’s director of or-
chard retail operation
Cheryl Vural said Baugher’s
apple cider has never been
pasteurized, but it is made
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