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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1997

Page

5

Poll finds surge in Americans' belief in God and miracles

Pew poll shows 71 percent say they never doubt God and 61 percent believe miracles come from God’s power, up from a decade earlier. Prayer importance rises to 53 percent. meanwhile media figures discuss morality and government, with church leaders urged to demand more of followers.

Washington Pew Research Center Laura Schlessinger NBC Meet the Press United States New York Mario Cuomo Sys Pew

Deer Swarm Hit Christmas Tree Farms In West Virginia

Holiday deer are devouring evergreen stock on farms across West Virginia as a poor acorn crop drives hungry deer into choose and cut lots. Growers report hundreds of trees chewed and anticipate losses as deer rub antlers and nibble seedlings, with statewide deer numbers estimated near one million.

Morgantown West Virginia Larry Wilker Griffithsville

Wind-up toys and vintage games drew buyers at Taneytown shops

Mr. Stein discussed wind-up toys used in school and the changing appeal of novelties since the 1930s. Prices ranged from 245 to 375 dollars for items like a three wheeler and a Ferris wheel while dealers in Taneytown offered rare 30s toys, including Schoenhut Humpty Dumpty Circus for 6000 dollars, with owners noting only the right buyer would pay for such pieces.

Stein Mr. Stein Mr Stein Linda Bile Taneytown Antique Taneytown Tinker VS Jim Fogle Come Saturday Morning Antiques Schoenhut Mr. Fogle

Beanie Baby Hobby Grows on Mrs Long Family Tree

Mrs Long, a registered nurse, gathers Beanie Babies to fill gaps in each other's collections. She recalls paying 30 dollars for Tank the armadillo and notes prices range from 4.95 dollars upward. As the toys retire, they grow rarer and pricier, and she only buys from TV. The Longs also keep a second Christmas tree with traditional ornaments.

Deer Park Looks to Water Supply Despite Missed Boiling Spring Chance

Local officials discuss an underground reservoir project with hydrological studies suggesting ample water. A town legend recalls Deer Park’s missed chance to buy Boiling Spring from B&O, an opportunity valued between 500 and 26000 dollars that could have made the town wealthy.

Largin Hinebaugh B&o Deer Park

Persistence Needed to Stop Stadium Says Community

Whittier leaders urge organized determination to overcome apathy and discouragement. They stress one vote can matter and urge residents to act rather than retreat. A cited plan describes steady effort as the key to stopping the stadium project.

Dernoga Cernoga

Wastler Carolyn Welker and family obituary

Carolyn Welker Wastler of Annapolis and Frederick residents Carolyn and four children plus many relatives are noted. Preceded by sisters Lilian Kessler and Jean Frock. Visitation 6 to 9 pm Monday and Tuesday at Keeney Basford Frederick. Service noon Wednesday at Brook Hill United Methodist Church. Burial private. Memorials to Brook Hill Church.

Carolyn Welker Annapolis Keeney and Basford Funeral Home E. Church St. Frederick Brook Hill United Methodist Church Yellow Springs Conrad 0. Link Indian Springs Road Frederick

Walkersville fights plan to rezone farm for development

Walkersville officials join the 103-29 limited partnership in appealing a Circuit Court ruling on rezoning the Nicodemus farm off Md. 194. If accepted, a three judge panel at the Maryland Court of Special Appeals would hear the case amid complaints of inadequate water sewer roads and schools to support 370 plus single family homes on 224 acres.

Walkersville Burgess John Thompson Jr Thompson Maryland Court of Special Appeals MD. 194 Woodsboro G. Randall Whittenberger Limited Partnership Whittenberger Nicodemus Roderick Baudge Gyer

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