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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1993

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5

Parents raise fears of cuts to school programs in budget talks

Frederick High School parents pressed School Superintendent Noel T Farmer Jr on which programs could face reductions as county budget deliberations loom. Farmer warned everything is fair game, noting 1,300 more students expected next year and state mandates driving costs. He said the approved budget does not cut music, athletics, Outdoor School or special education. A final budget is due June 15.

Frederick High School Noel T. Farmer Jr Board of Education Dr. Farmer

Judge Corderman to retire after pipe bomb injury

HAGERSTOWN AP Four years after a pipe bomb exploded in his hands Washington County Circuit Judge John P Corderman will retire for health reasons on March 1 under total medical disability He is 50 and will receive two thirds of his roughly 90000 annual salary His term would have ended in November Judge Frederick C Wright II said Corderman has ringing in his ears and trouble concentrating and his schedule has been adjusted but he has continued to work The judge denied retirement was linked to unrelated allegations by a woman claiming an affair with him

Hagerstown Washington County John P. Corderman Corderman Frederick C. Wright II Wright

Second Grade Walking Tour of Frederick Planned

The Seventh Annual Second Grade Walking Tour of Frederick will occur this year with about 1,750 students expected. Participants include Beth Finneyfrock Scott Haley Kathryn Nicodemus F Lawrence Silbernagel Jr Deanne Price and Marty Mercer, representing local organizations and sponsors.

Frederick Beth Finneyfrock Tourism Council Frederick County Scott Haley Ewing Oil Co Kathryn Nicodemus The Daughters of the American Revolution F. Lawrence Silbernagel Jr Community Foundation of Deanne Price Frederick Woman's Civic Club Marty Mercer

Funeral rites mark several local obituaries

Funeral services were held for Jeffrey L. Moser at Harmony Church of the Brethren in Myersville with Rev. Jerry A. Price officiating. Interment followed at Harmony Cemetery. Alice M. McDevitt and Margaret Davis also received services at local Frederick chapels with family bearers named. Donald Ashton Ritch’s service occurred at Stauffer Funeral Home Chapel with interment at St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery Jefferson. Omitted employment detail noted for Mr. Ritch.

Jeffrey L. Moser Hollow Road Middletown Harmony Church of the Brethren Myersville Jerry A. Price Maranatha Church of God Frederick Willie Norman Glenn Fogle Albert Fogle Dave Fogle Wayne Wireman Eugene Cook Harry Baker Harmony Cemetery Moser Debra Lynn Orrison Moser Donald B. Thompson Alice McDevitt Alice M. McDevitt Liberty Road Stauffer Peggy A. Johnson Elgar C. Saper Mount Pleasant Homemakers Club Patrick J. Kelley Wayne C. Kelley Tracy V. McDevitt Jason Barrick J. Todd Crapster Edward H. Bowers Richard Adams del E. Trout Sonny Barrick Harold L. Bowers Ronald Smith John M. Crapster Douglas Stauffer Mount Olivet Cemetery Margaret Davis Margaret Marie Margie" Davis S. Pendleton Court Robert E. Dailey Davis Richard G. Diffenderfer Patricia Strange Alma Shook Tony Little Jack Brandenburg Brett Davis Terry Frushour Resthaven Memorial Gardens John William Braxton Davis Donald Ashton Ritch Stauffer Funeral Home Lou Sickenberger Brian Campbell Charles Ritch Bill Jack Woodrow Stroble Michael Nestor Tracy Hoover Sunny Watson St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery Jefferson Ritch April Colleen Ritch Maria Dee Ritch Jack Emporium Antiques

Monsignor Paul Meyer 90 Dies of Leukemia in Gaithersburg

Monsignor Paul E. Meyer 90 retired St. Martin’s pastor died Monday Feb 22 of leukemia at Jeanne Jugan Residence Washington. A Mass will be held 11 a.m. Friday Feb 26 at St. Martin’s celebrated by Cardinal James Hickey. He served 30 years as pastor, oversaw church and school growth and remained active after retirement. He was a Baltimore native ordained 1928 in Rome and honored by Pope Paul VI in 1970. Burial will be at Cathedral Cemetery Baltimore.

Gaithersburg Paul E. Meyer St. Martin's Catholic Church Jeanne Jugan Little Sisters of the Poor Washington Father Meyer Cardinal James Hickey St. Martin's Church St. Martin's Dorothy Hane Mrs. Hane Damascus Mary Stakem Michael J. Mellone Mellone Stakem Derwood Germantown Baltimore St. Charles College Catonsville St. Mary’s Paca Street North American College Rome Paul VI Knights of Columbus New Cathedral

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