Local walkers step forward at Frederick MS Walk event
About 233 participants joined 300000 others nationwide in 400 MS Walk sites to raise funds for research and services. The Frederick event at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School ran 10 kilometers through Baker Park, with proceeds around 26000 dollars led by Nanci Main.
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National
Maryland
Frederick
Nanci Main
MS Society
Tri-County
Carroll
Howard Counties
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
TJ High
Baker Park
Carroll Creek
Ms. Main
Bob
Jennie Williams
Keyote
Frederick Keys
Headlines Salon
Domino’s Pizza
Pepsi
Sheetz
Wal-Mart
Sam’s Club
Fredericktown Bank
C&p Telephone
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Youth Festival Promotes Substance Free Fun at Baker Park
About 150 teens gathered for the third annual Youth Festival sponsored by UDPAC. Teens like Schyla Palm and Ryan Powers spoke of a substance free environment and self esteem from Taekwon Do demonstrations by In Ji Yong Martial Arts. Instructors emphasized an alcohol and drug free life and no tobacco at the event.
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Baker Park
In Ji Yong Martial Arts
Kim Brent Andre
Frederick
Substance Free Youth Festival Promotes Awareness and Activities
A 35-student group organized a substance free festival featuring tennis and volleyball, a mock car crash by fire departments to demonstrate dangers of drinking and driving, and a Battle of the Bands with seven groups at the park. Grace Hughitt and her mother attended to support the effort amid some community opposition.
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Lynn Widdowson
UDPAC
Ms. Widdowson
New Market
United Fire Departments
Grace Hughitt
Rockville
Kinkead recounts family’s wartime sacrifices and care gaps
Fort Detrick Commander Albert E. Kinkead spoke at the Washington and Lee DAV chapter’s 50th anniversary banquet about his father William Kinkead of El Paso who served in three wars and has terminal prostate cancer yet faced delays in medical tests and a disfiguring operation. He noted his son’s pride and frustration over a Silver Star recipient who must “shop” for care, and highlighted DAV members’ service and injuries including Korea.
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Albert E. Kinkead
Korea
Vietnam
Col. Kinkead
Washington and Lee
Disabled American Veterans
American Legion
Taney Avenue
William Kinkead
el Paso
Texas
Texas A&m
Congress
U.S. Army
DAV
Thomas Eichelberger
Spencer Geasey
James Lightner
Monroe Moss
Hugh Warner
Orville K Johnson
Johnson
Salon Advice on Shampoo Build-Up Issues
A salon columnist explains how frequent use of conditioning shampoo leads to product build-up, leaving hair flat and dull after a few months, and offers tips to address the issue and restore volume.
Frederick County Volunteer Tire Rescue Association Notice
Community notice lists multiple programs including manpower hotline and local event calendar. Prominent items reference Frederick County Tourism and Hood College events with references to Jenkins Motors and a homework hotline. The fragmented text indicates a directory style listing and access codes for further information.
Obituary notices of multiple Frederick area residents
Obituaries for Irene T. Carpeneto of Wilson Place Frederick and several others list deaths from April 17 to 21. The notices name survivors, service details, and memorial gifts to organizations including the American Cancer Society and local churches, with bodies donated to science in one case. Many victims are connected to Frederick and surrounding towns, with multiple family members named and funeral arrangements noted.
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Irene T. Carpeneto
Wilson Place
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Louis J. Carpeneto
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Joseph and
Mary McPartlin
Carpeneto
Frederick News-Post
St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church
Patricia A. Grumbine
Allen
Myles J. Carpeneto
Gloria
Baltimore
Brian L. Carpeneto
Washington
James McPartlin
Brooklyn
N.Y
Myles MacPartland
Shannon M. Miller
Germantown
Sean P Grumbine
Robin L. Carpeneto
Penelope M. Carpeneto
Dundalk
Joseph McPartland
American Cancer Society
E. Patrick St
Maryland Schools Crack Down on Public Displays of Affection
Maryland schools ban kissing and hugging, with expulsions at St John’s Literary Institution and policies labeling PDA as sexual misconduct in Baltimore and Harford County. Principals warn students, while counselors voice concern about teen pregnancy and disease risks. Students split on the etiquette, with some defending affection and others supporting strict limits.
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Baltimore
Maryland
St. John’s Literary Institution
Prospect Hall
Anne Arundel County
North County
Patricia Gronkiewicz
PDA
Eugene Lawrence
Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High School
Harford County
Donald Morrison
Kathy Miller
Mandy Smith
Alex Alexander
Tanika Nelson
Memorial services and funerals for Frederick area residents
Memorial services and funeral arrangements were held or planned for several Frederick area residents. Dorothy Ruth Fox Mercer died April 13 in Frederick. services were April 18 at Stauffer Funeral Home with Rev. Lerry Fogle. Andrew Martin Lynerd died April 16. services April 19 at All Saints Episcopal Church with Revs. Seale and Bellows, interment in the church columbarium. Nancy Marie Brnckley Colabucci died April 15. services April 18 at Fredericktowne Baptist Church. interment at family discretion. Stauffer handled arrangements. Miss Vicky Lee Austin and daughter Jessica Elaine Morgan were honored with a graveside service April 18 at Harmony Church of the Brethren Cemetery. Bruce Austin gave a eulogy. Amazing Grace played by Fred Neel. arrangements by Ricketts Funeral Home. Dorothy Viola Boone died April 14. services April 18 at Harizler Funeral Home with Rev. Richard L. Michael. Dennis Trout sang Amazing Grace. bearers listed. interment Mountain View Cemetery. Union Bridge Fire Co honorary bearers and processional with neighboring fire units. Mary E. Sagle died April 16. service April 19 at Samples Manor Church of God. songs What a Day that Will Be and To Be Somewhere Listening. buried Samples Manor Cemetery. Eackles-Spencer Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Grossnickle Church of the Brethren
Myersville
Grossnickle Church
Roy Lee Stine
Main St
Libertytown
Northampton Manor
Frederick
Evelyn Frances Stine
Mount Airy
Joseph
Mertie Catherine Ruby Stine
Stine
Locust Grove
Pauline Louise Tobery
Beverly Mae Hubbard
Charles William Stine
Dale Hugene Stockman
Allen Lee Stine
Ronald Wayne Stine
Margaret Specht
Goldie Fogle
Hilda Specht
Bessie Thompson
Edith Rippean
Truman
Arthur
Chester
Earl
Norman
Alvie Stine
Hartzler Funeral Home
L. Ross Kirk
Locust Grove Cemetery
Mountaindale
William Butah
Annie Linton Fultz
Fultz
Lewistown
Food and Friends
Feagaville
Urbana
Clara Mae Multz
Margaret C. Cline
Betty F Cline
Jefferson
John Fultz
Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
E. Chirch St
Jerry M. Cline
Libertytown United Methodist Church
Jefferson Pike
Jefferson, Md
Helen Rodgers Tucker Lewis
Martinsburg
W.va
Citizens Nursing Home
Ray M. Lewis
Page County
Stanley
Vernon Jackson
Bessie Mae Parks Rodgers
Diana Shoppe
Interwoven Stocking Co
Nichols Discount Store
Women of the Moose
Cedarettes
Shenandoah Forest
Wayne Rodgers Tucker
Wanda Lee Keebler
Margaret Rodgers
Cordova
Tenn
Lewis
Sheldon W. Rodgers
Brown Funeral Home
Michael Davidson
Peoples Baptist Church
Pleasant View Memory Gardens
Gideons International
St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
New York Ave
Edward Heckertt Jr
Gregory Heckert
Elena Spitzer
Leslie Atanasoff
Thurmont
Letitia Heckert
Washington State
Geneva Cornell
York
Olewiler & Heffner Funeral Home
Red Lion
American Cancer Society
Colonial Ave
Trinity United Methodist Church
E. King St
Dorothy Ruth Fox Mercer
Stauffer Funeral Home
Lerry Fogle
Jennifer Weddle
Amazing Grace
Andrew Martin Lynerd
All Saints Episcopal Church
James R. Seale
Scott Bellows
Columbarium
Nancy Marie Brnckley Colabucci
Fredericktowne Baptist Church
Walkersville
Jeff Hudson
Vicky Lee Austin
Jessica Elaine Morgan
Harmony Church of the Brethren Cemetery
Harmony
Dan Goddard
Bruce Austin
Miss Austin
Fred Neel
Dorothy Viola Boone
Thomas St
Union Bridge
Harizler
Richard L. Michael
St. James Lutheran Church
Dennis Trout
Erle Arnold
Doug Bostian
Robert Boone
Thomas Garber
James Harris
Steve Wetzel
Union Bridge Volunteer Fire Co
Mountain View Cemetery
Taneytown
New Windsor
Westminster
Emmitsburg
Mary E. Sagle
Samples Manor
Samples Manor Church of God
Kenneth W. Johnson
Joan Knight
Richard Painter
Roy Capino
Steve Dorsey
Donald Hammersin
Brian Smallwood
Jack Hooper
Eackles-Spencer Funeral Home
Harpers Ferry
Community leader Fitzgerald dies in New York
William Burwell Fitzgerald a Washington community leader and bank founder who turned Independence Federal Savings Bank into a major black owned business died from pneumonia complications at 65. He led a 1968 startup aiding residents and riot torn areas after King’s assassination.
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William Burwell Fitzgerald
Washington
Mr. Fitzgerald
Independence Federal Savings Bank
Independence Savings and Loan Association
Martin Luther King Jr
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Dick” Kline Sr
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