F&M Bancorp Elects Directors At Annual Meeting
The eighth annual meeting of F&M Bancorp stockholders was held April 14 at the Frederick headquarters. Directors elected include R. Carl Benna John D. Brunk Martha E. Church Albert H. Cohen J. Richard Crouse George B. Delaplaine Jr. Maurice A. Gladhill Charles W. Roffell Charles A. Nicodemus H Deets Warfield Jr. and John C. Warfield. Hoff was elected president. Officers re elected include Gordon M. Cooley secretary and legal officer David R. Stauffer vice president Faye E. Cannon vice president Alice E. Droneburg assistant secretary and assistant treasurer and Kenneth M. Sabanosh vice president and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F&m Bancorp
Frederick
R. Carl Benna
John D. Brunk
Martha E. Church
Albert H. Cohen
J. Richard Crouse
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Maurice A. Gladhill
Charles W. Roffell
Charles A. Nicodemus
H. Deets Warfield Jr
John C
Warfield
Mr. Hoff
Gordon M. Cooley
David R. Stauffer
Faye E. Cannon
Alice E. Droneburg
Kenneth M. Sabanosh
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Albert E. Cohen
Charles W. Hoff
John C. Warfield
James K. Akers
Alice E. Croneburg
Wayne F. Fox
C. Richard Miller Jr
Ronald C. Shirey
Patti A. Stuckey
Philip D. Topper Sr
Harold B. Duvall
M. Robert Ritchie Jr
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Herbert R. Staley
Emeriti
Brunswick
Brunswick Heights
Walter L. Engle
Harry Y. George
Gary M. Himes
William L. Moore
G. Donald Shafer
Lee B. Smith
Charles H. Thornton
Lila G. Wenner
Emmitsburg
Alan L. Carroll
James E. Fitzgerald
John S. Hollinger
Ernest R. Shriver
Farmers and Mechanics Bank elects Hoff as president in April meeting
The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank held its April 14 annual meeting electing J Richard Hoff III president. Senior officers Faye Cannon and David Stauffer were re elected executive vice presidents, plus several other senior officers. Directors emeriti were re appointed and 149 officers re elected. Advisory boards for Brunswick Brunswick Heights Emmitsburg Frederick City Mount Airy Damascus Thurmont Union Bridge Liberty Walkersville and other offices named.
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Union Bridge
Liberty Town
R. Holmes Baker
Austin Bohn
Raymond R. Houck
Paul R. Niswander
Harry L. Trout Jr
Thomas R. Winebrenner
Walkersville
Howard N. Boyer
Alvie N. Covell
Paul J. Green
Edward G. Higinbotham
Donald E. Rough
James E. Stoner Jr
M.D
J. Trego Zimmerman
Emeriti
J. Harold Hooper
Irving H. Kolker
Nelson M. Pittinger
Millard M. Rice
Chicago Board of Trade reopens after flood shutdown
The Chicago Board of Trade resumed a two hour abbreviated session after a two day emergency shutdown caused by flooding that disrupted grain and financial futures. Utility workers established a power grid to run both trading floors and clearing operations as officials plan another short session with adjusted hours.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
International Financial Community
Gerald Zusel
E.D. & F. Man International Futures Inc
Exchange
Thomas Donovan
U.S. Treasury
Zusel
Donovan
Treasury
London International Financial Futures Exchange
Area stock indices show gains and losses across markets
The report lists preliminary closes with major indexes rising and falling. S&P 500 sits at 416.28, up 3.89 points, while the Industrials advance to 496.40 by 4.67. The NYSE and NASDAQ composites edge higher, with Wilshire totaling 4.044 trillion and NASDAQ at 600.03, up 5.22. The American Stock Exchange index reaches 394.16, up 2.02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard&Poor
Standard&Poor’s
Deli Creations Expands at Rose Hill Plaza
Deli Creations, Frederick's full service deli and catering, moves to larger Rose Hill Plaza quarters owned by Dan Chalupka who started the business three years ago. The menu features 32 made to order sandwiches on six breads with breakfasts, fresh salads, soups and desserts plus beer and wine. Catering ranges from corporate luncheons to weddings. the shop is open 7 am to 9 pm daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deli Creations
Frederick
Rose Hill Plaza
Dan Chalupka
Chalupka
Deli
Amber Meadows
Jonathan Warner
Warner Commercial
Production ticks up slowly as economy remains sluggish
Washington reports March industrial output rose 0.2 percent led by a 2.1 percent gain in utilities. Factory output inched 0.1 percent while mining fell 0.2 percent. February sales rose 1.4 percent, signaling cautious improvement for broader growth.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Evelina Tanner
Prime Economic Consulting
Chicago
John M. Albertine
Commerce Department
Bruce Steinberg
Merrill Lynch
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F&m National Bank
Harry H. Swomley Jr
Horace W. Waybright
Robert Wickenheiser
Frederick City
Joseph D. Baker II
John Nelson Bowers
Charles H. Conley Jr
Millard E. Crum Jr
John M. Culler
Alden Fisher
Joseph C. Free
William D. Jefferies
Charlotte D. Kerrigan
Joan K. Krantz
Richard L. Martin
Ralph W. Morgan
Robert L
Mount Airy
Damascus
Charles W. Barker Jr
George W. Cooley
Bernard D. Gladhill
William A. Gladhill
Glenwood D. King
Chester M. Leishear
James W. Linton Jr
Harold M. Molesworth Jr
Roscoe L. Pearce
William E. Wagner Jr
Richard T. White
Maurice L. Williams
Thurmont
James F. Black
Russell E. Delauter
Victor R. Jagow
Frank R. Martin
C. Rodman Myers
Robert B. Ogie
John W. Stroh
Dow Jones
NEW York Gold
Allg Pwr
Amak Att
Avemco
Baltge
Bell Att
BioWhittaker U
Black Dr
Citizens Bank
CSX Corp
Comsat
Exxon
Fcnb Corp
First Bank of Frederick
Giant Foods
GTE Corp
Hech
Kmart
Life Technologies
Litton
Lowes
Loyola Corp
Marriott
MCI Comm
MNC
Mercantile Bokshi
Moore Corp
H Nations Bank
Penney
Potem el
Sears
USFG
Ferris, Baker Watts Inc
Oerh
Ed Waters Jr
Paul Gordon
Rose Hill Shopping Center
Jonathon Warner
Don Chalupka
New
Ream
Rte
Osler
Ator En Petre
Silbiger & Coleman
W. Patrick Street
Jerce
Rebecca Carr
Robert
Tanevtown Shoring Center
Roth
Roberts
Melvin Epstein
Marka Epstein
Baltimore
Quiside
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