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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1994

Page

3

Obituaries and services from Maryland area

Multiple obituaries list Jeanine Oma Messner Lingg 87 of Thurmont who died February 20 at York Hospital, with survivors including husband Felix Lingg Jr and children Dennis Debra and Robert, plus several grandchildren. services set February 22 23 at Skies Funeral Home Emmitsburg. Also listed are George Edward Hoopengardner Sr 76 of Hagerstown who died February 19 with mass February 21 and burial Rest Haven Cemetery, plus memorials to St Marys Catholic Church and other family survivors. Alice Lamar Walls 61 of Virginia Beach formerly Brunswick who died February 18 with services February 22 at John T Williams Funeral Home and burial Reformed Cemetery Knoxville. Paul Kenneth Martin 60 of Hagerstown died February 19 with services February 21 at Minnich Funeral Home and burial at Otterbine United Methodist Church. Floyd Theodore Moser 89 of Knoxville died February 20 with services February 23 at Pleasant View Church of the Brethren Burkittsville. Geneva V Minnick 89 of Middletown died February 20 with arrangements pending.

Jeanine Oma Messner Linge Kelbaugh Road Thurmont York Hospital York Felix Henry Lingg Jr Melvin Hazel Ridenour Messner Cornelia I Messner Lingg Weller’s United Methodist Church New St. Joseph’s Cemetery Emmitsburg Pine Grove Commons George Edward Hoopengardner Sr Avon Road Hagerstown Ile Mabel Louie Burger Hoopengardner Joseph L and Catherine Renner Hoopengardner Hoopengardner Chessie System Railroad St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church The Sodality Morris Frock American Legion Brunswick Western Enterprise Company AARP Mary Louise Thompson Silver Spring George E Hoopengardner Jr Lovellsville Var Mary Miller Florida Joseph J. Hoopengardner Hollywood Herbert W. Hoopengardner Norfolk, Va James W Washington St George A Limmer Rest Haven Cemetery Uowers St. Mary's Catholic Church Berkeley Springs W.va Russell Odessa Swope Walls Walls Patricia Ann Corliss Richard Virginia Beach Janice Morsberger Antonio Ramirez John T. Willams Petersville Road Reformed Cemetery Knoxville Sidney Nelson Paul Kenneth Martin Frederick St Washington County Hospital Anna Marie Sterling Martin Samuel H Goldie M. Palmer Martin Martin Hagerstown High School Fairchild Aircraft Otterbine Guy D Martin Miuinich Wilson Blvd Wilson Shearer Joseph H. Yeakel Otterbine United Methodist Church Franklin St Floyd Theodore Moser Jefferson Pike Frederick Memorial Hospital Amelia Margaret Boyer Moser Jefferson Alpha ‘Theodore Ella Mae Compher Moser Moser Main’s Middletown Riddlemoser's Market Frederick Broad Run Pleasant View Dorothy Moser Wilmer Wine Moser Nannie Lucinda Moser Edith Arnold Moser Donald B. Thompson E. Main St Pleasant View Church of

Serbs greet Russian peacekeepers amid talks on Sarajevo

In Sarajevo crowds greet Russian soldiers with the three finger victory sign as Vitaly Churkin voices caution to Bosnian leader Izetbegovic. He remains after the deadline to push for a political solution while European American and Russian diplomats plan a meeting in Germany. Two Bosnian soldiers are wounded by sniper fire as cease-fire reduces shelling. The siege has cost 10,000 lives. more than 200,000 are dead or missing in Bosnia’s 22 month war.

Bosnia Vitaly Churkin Izetbegovie Churkin Sarajevo Yugoslavia

Father Seeks Lost Father Amid Drug Struggles

Deana Pettit recounts a troubled path from skipping school and drinking at home to drug use and jail. She searched for her father since childhood, hired a private detective at 17 with meager results, and faced rehab and jail before turning toward work at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Deana Pizza Hut Brunswick High School Frederick Memorial Hospital Cumberland

Climber student studies amid forecasted messy weekend

Montgomerry College student Mr Howerton perched on a Sugarloaf rock formation as a haze over the Monocacy River valley drifted. National Weather Service forecaster Ken Shaver warned that the nice weather may end soon with cloudy skies a 50 percent rain chance and upper 50s highs followed by Tuesday clearing and a return of clouds and rain or snow into Friday with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s.

Mr. Howerton Montgomery College Sugarloaf Monocacy River Ken Shaver National Weather Service Shaver

Father and daughter reunite after years apart at nursing home

Deana Pettit visits her father Jim Pettit who lives in a Frederick County nursing home after a long separation. Pettit, once a reclaimer in Bladensburg, now relies on care and medical assistance as memory fades and finances strain. Deana plans weekends fishing trips and a future with her boyfriend Kevin Jackson while she supports her father with limited income.

Tracy Henderson Mr. Pettit Capitol Heights Bladensburg Deana Kevin Jackson Jim

Talks on ANC proposals resume after three-month gap

Johannesburg. Black and white leaders reconvene negotiations on constitutional changes aimed at preventing an election boycott and halting political violence. Police report 31 deaths in Natal over the weekend linked to rivalries as Bekkersdal gangs attack and two police are wounded by a grenade. The ANC seeks amendments to win over theFreedom Alliance, which threatens to boycott April's all race election.

Johannesburg South Africa World Trade Center Natal Bekkersdal African National Congress Freedom Alliance Proapartheid

Theft of 23 blue jeans at Hecht Company

Frederick County Sheriff's Office probes a Sunday theft at the Hecht Company in Francis Scott Key Mall. About 23 pairs of blue jeans worth 1600 dollars were stolen around 6 30 p m. Store security noted the loss and witnesses provided a car description and tag number along with a possible second suspect. The investigation continues with Cpl William Johnson leading.

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Mrs Jeanne Lingg Mr. George Alice Walls Alice Lamar Walls Sentara Leigh Hospital Paul Martin Mr. Floyd Moser Geneva Minnick Geneva V. Minnick Roy Shaffer Road Frederick, Memorial Hospital John G. Minnick Donald B. Thompson Funeral Home Wil Geprofiles iMade UCL LE Beau Monde Elbert Harden Jefferson Hairplane Elbert Harden Thorson Jefferson St. Frederick Rite Y Brites Arpets Unlimited West Pa. Ave Roy Rogers ANC Alliance Annington Hecht Company
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