Galen

On April 4, 2006, GALEN E. ROYALTY. He is survived by his wife Virginia (Pugh) Royalty, 6 children, 11 grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren. A memorial service will be help on April 15, 2006 at Royal Haven Assisted Living Center 1725 Henry Ave, Winchester, VA.

George Stevenson grew up in a family that cared for numerous foster children, and after mentoring and coaching boys in youth baseball for years, he decided to adopt a child of his own. He became the father of an 8-year-old boy and named him Galen, after his brother. As the boy grew older, relatives say, it became apparent that he was troubled, and at one point he had to be sent away to a treatment facility. Still, they say, none of that could have foretold what happened in late April, when police say Galen stabbed his 43-year-old father repeatedly inside their North Baltimore apartment.

Galen E. Royalty, a retired Prince George's County homebuilder, died of renal failure April 4 at a Winchester, Va., assisted-living facility. He was 97. Mr. Royalty, who was born in Terrill, Iowa, dropped out of school when he was 14. He became a migrant worker and jumped trains while traveling around the country looking for work. In 1937, he went to Washington and began working for International Business Machines Corp. In 1943, he established G.E. Royalty Construction Co., which primarily designed and built homes in Prince George's County.

On Saturday, September 5, 2009, JAMES GALEN, of Airville, PA; son of Elizabeth and Earl Ray Arthur; devoted father of David A. Harris; brother of Glen Harris, Sr., Virginia Miller, Victoria Boggess, Betty Pauley, and the late Wanda C. Vance. Also survived by four grandchildren. Services at the Eline Funeral Home, 934 S. Main Street, Hampstead, MD 21074, Wednesday at 1PM. Interment in Hampstead Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. Online condolences may be made to the family at www.elinefh.

At the Dogwood Deli counter in Hampden, Jennifer Brock takes orders for breakfast burritos, whips up "Chai-huahua" smoothies, chats with customers. In the kitchen, Tyrone Lewis chops 20 heads of cabbage for soup and slaw, while planning the day's specials and taking mental inventory of the bread supply. Several years ago, neither Brock nor Lewis could have progressed beyond dead-end jobs in the restaurant business. Now, they practically run the bustling cafe. Both are former drug users who found recovery programs that in turn led them to Galen and Bridget Sampson, the deli's owners.

Humana shareholders voteShareholders of Humana Inc. of Louisville, Ky., overwhelmingly approved a plan separating the company's hospital business from its health insurance operations.The company that will run Humana's 77 hospitals will be called Galen Health Care Inc.; the health plan side, which insures 1.7 million people, will retain the Humana name.@

The Carroll County League of Women Voters will register voters for the primary from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Carrolltown Center on Liberty Road, Eldersburg.Residents age 18 and over who are not registered may do so at this time for the 1994 elections.The Carroll County Board of Elections also will be demonstrating the new voting machines to be used in the next statewide elections.Information: 781-7070.Galen Clagett to visit mayors, college officialGalen R. Clagett of Frederick, a Democratic candidate for Maryland's 6th District congressional seat, plans to visit Carroll County today to meet with three local mayors and a Western Maryland College official.

Food *** (3 stars) Service *** (3 stars) Atmosphere **1/2 (2 1/2stars) Galen Sampson and his wife, Bridget, have been much written about lately for their eco-consciousness and good deeds - their new deli/restaurant supports lo cal and organic farms and gives jobs to recovering addicts and convicts. It's impressive stuff, but what most of us really want to know about Dogwood is pretty simple. Is the food good? Poor:]

Galen and Bridget Sampson, owners of the new-and-growing Dogwood Deli on The Avenue in Hampden, have brought many lofty ideas to their new venture. They sell only what's in season and purchase their produce and meats from local good-to-the-earthniks like One Straw Farm in White Hall and Springfield Farm in Sparks. Poor:]

On Friday May 12, 2006 BESSIEWEINSTEIN (nee Press) loving wife of the late Herman Weinstein, beloved mother of Dr. Philip Weinstein, of San Francisco, CA, and Sheila Hutman of Los Angeles, CA, devoted mother-in-law of Jill Weinstein and Richard Hutman, beloved sister of the late Frank and Julius Press, Evelyn Adler, Jeanette Rosenson and Samuel Press, loving grandmother of Jon, Ted and Mark Hutman, Joshua and Alex Weinstein and Joshua Klausner, loving great...

Food *** (3 stars) Service *** (3 stars) Atmosphere **1/2 (2 1/2stars) Galen Sampson and his wife, Bridget, have been much written about lately for their eco-consciousness and good deeds - their new deli/restaurant supports lo cal and organic farms and gives jobs to recovering addicts and convicts. It's impressive stuff, but what most of us really want to know about Dogwood is pretty simple. Is the food good? Poor:]

Galen and Bridget Sampson, owners of the new-and-growing Dogwood Deli on The Avenue in Hampden, have brought many lofty ideas to their new venture. They sell only what's in season and purchase their produce and meats from local good-to-the-earthniks like One Straw Farm in White Hall and Springfield Farm in Sparks. Poor:]

At the Dogwood Deli counter in Hampden, Jennifer Brock takes orders for breakfast burritos, whips up "Chai-huahua" smoothies, chats with customers. In the kitchen, Tyrone Lewis chops 20 heads of cabbage for soup and slaw, while planning the day's specials and taking mental inventory of the bread supply. Several years ago, neither Brock nor Lewis could have progressed beyond dead-end jobs in the restaurant business. Now, they practically run the bustling cafe. Both are former drug users who found recovery programs that in turn led them to Galen and Bridget Sampson, the deli's owners.

On Friday May 12, 2006 BESSIEWEINSTEIN (nee Press) loving wife of the late Herman Weinstein, beloved mother of Dr. Philip Weinstein, of San Francisco, CA, and Sheila Hutman of Los Angeles, CA, devoted mother-in-law of Jill Weinstein and Richard Hutman, beloved sister of the late Frank and Julius Press, Evelyn Adler, Jeanette Rosenson and Samuel Press, loving grandmother of Jon, Ted and Mark Hutman, Joshua and Alex Weinstein and Joshua Klausner, loving great...

DONALD LEE HUSTON, 81 of Cape Coral, FL and formerly of Newark, DE and Silver Spring, MD, passed away on April 20, 2006. Don was a Navy veteran of World War II and retired as a Civilian Personnel Management Specialist from the Department of Army. Don attended the University of Delaware where he received a BA degree. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Diane Geisking Kipp Huston, three sons and daughters-in-law, Kip (Kim) and Mark (Karen) of Ellicott City, MD and Eric(Shannon) of Crownsville, MD; six grandchildren, Emily, Katie, Mitchell, Claire, Matthew, Rachael; two step-grandsons, Cary and Galen Dean.

Galen E. Royalty, a retired Prince George's County homebuilder, died of renal failure April 4 at a Winchester, Va., assisted-living facility. He was 97. Mr. Royalty, who was born in Terrill, Iowa, dropped out of school when he was 14. He became a migrant worker and jumped trains while traveling around the country looking for work. In 1937, he went to Washington and began working for International Business Machines Corp. In 1943, he established G.E. Royalty Construction Co., which primarily designed and built homes in Prince George's County.

On Saturday, September 5, 2009, JAMES GALEN, of Airville, PA; son of Elizabeth and Earl Ray Arthur; devoted father of David A. Harris; brother of Glen Harris, Sr., Virginia Miller, Victoria Boggess, Betty Pauley, and the late Wanda C. Vance. Also survived by four grandchildren. Services at the Eline Funeral Home, 934 S. Main Street, Hampstead, MD 21074, Wednesday at 1PM. Interment in Hampstead Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. Online condolences may be made to the family at www.elinefh.

On April 4, 2006, GALEN E. ROYALTY. He is survived by his wife Virginia (Pugh) Royalty, 6 children, 11 grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren. A memorial service will be help on April 15, 2006 at Royal Haven Assisted Living Center 1725 Henry Ave, Winchester, VA.

MARIE A. YOUNG, 84, of Mount Joy, PA, passed away on January 5 at Lancaster, PA. Born in Baltimore, on October 29, 1921, she was the daughter of Frank F. and Eva (Dolle) Henrickle. She is survived by her husband, Reuben J. Young; sons, Charles F. Young and Rodger J. Young; daughter, Christine Marie Bartlow; brothers, George Henrickle; William Henrickle; sister, Ada Campion; 6 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted from the Trinity Assembly of God, 332 N. Loyalsock Avenue, Montoursville, PA at 11:00 A.M. on January 11, 2006.