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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1985

Page

7

Adamstown Church Feeds Poor With Bounty From Small Plot

In Adamstown a tiny Trinity United Church of Christ, with 10 families, has raised over 9 000 pounds of sweet corn and potatoes on 1 1/2 acres to feed food banks. Volunteers including farmers planted and harvested. 7 000 pounds have gone to the Capital Area Food Bank and Frederick Community Center Soup Kitchen.

John Sarah Chrystal William Chrystal Trinity United Church of Christ Adamstown C. Kurt Holter Chrystal Capital Area Food Bank Freder Ick Community Center Jesus

Stup Family Reunion Draws 149 At Monocacy Village Park

The 46th annual Stup descendants reunion honored David Thomas and Hester Stup. Attendees included Honorary President Lucille Virts Stup and President George Ahalt, with Robert Myers leading a brief history and meeting. Newly married couples, births, and obituaries noted. a large list of relatives attended guests and relatives.

David Thomas Hester Catherine Stup Monocacy Village Park Robert Myers Lucille Virts Stup George Ahalt Norman Ahalt Lucille Stup Howard J. Stup Sr Dan Cowan Mary Pat Henderson Robert Ahalt Shirley Borcher Michael Ahalt Cindy R Jody Len Cody George Jane Ahalt Sue Bert Bert 111 Miskell Michael Cindy Prevost Pail Helen Eddie Richard Stup Howard Texanna Bill Steve Kim Greg Stup Roland Lorraine ‘Biser Tommy Linda Brad Jeff Murray Reg Pam Nusbaum Kenneth Helen Powell Keith Powell Lori Rothenhoeter Earl Anna Belle Eeston Tim Jeff Summers Dave Glenda Matthew Gatf Carroll Frances Walter Raymond Ids Ahab Virginia Ahal Evelyn Irving Doug Joyce Dawn Cook Richard Donna Rippeon Ricky Nora Sherri Abalt Tina Brandy Burns Timmy Regina Abalt Andrew Abalt Carlton Ridgley Paul Harshman Jeffrey Asner Kimberly Thomas Harshman Mandy Harshman Richard Myers Jason Charles Norwood Robbie Connie Wisner Bobby Stephen Harold Joyce Stup Kathy Mary John Ketterman Tammy Robin Geary Donald Katherine John Sharrer Bessie Sharrer Donald Jr Barbara Sharrer David Matthew Ruth Ricky Chappell Gordon Sarah Harris Jeff Cecilia Kimble Chris Miller Victor Lances Susan Gesling Lee Stull

Harvest Drive Yields Large Crops and Food Bank Strain

The article notes a national rush to share agricultural expertise and organize congregations for a concert style effort. It recalls last year’s harvest flooding food banks and describes this year’s two crop types aimed at easing distribution as harvest continues for three weeks.

Poor United States

Maryland students gain aid through state and federal programs

The 1984 MSSB annual report shows 27,410 dependent Maryland students applying for state aid with family incomes near $30,000 and 9,490 self supporting CSS applicants. average student contributions and family shares are listed. Pell Grant data indicate 49,571 Maryland applicants received some aid, with 16,060 denied and the rest processing completed.

Eugene W. Goll News-Post Maryland State Scholarship Board MSSB Princeton N.J Baltimore Maryland

State aid recipients by income and award amounts

The state listed 13,241 aid recipients with an average grant of 553 dollars. Among them 6,167 students came from families earning 15000 or more annually, the largest segment. A second group included 699 students from families earning under 1000 dollars, receiving about 488 dollars on average.

San Francisco Rebuilt After 1906 Earthquake Disaster

The article notes the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire as the pivotal event in the city’s history, detailing how the metropolis was nearly leveled yet rapidly reconstructed and continued to grow thereafter.

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