New year brings year mix ups in Frederick
On the first official business day of 1995 Frederick residents and workers struggle with writing the correct year on checks and forms. Bank tellers Diane Grumbach and Rose McClary Jones describe slips common in January while local businesswoman Nancy Bomange notes growing caution. Police Sgt Tom Chase says some citations still bear the wrong year but officials stress accountability.
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Diane Grumbach
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Rose McClary-Jones
Ms. McClary-Jones
Nancy Bomange
Fine Lines
A Frederick
Frederick City
Tom Chase
Chase
Frederick builders push impact bill and forest relief
Frederick County Builders Association urged six of eight lawmakers to back a 1994 impact study bill for small business costs and housing, relax forest rules, define vested right standards, curb expanded permit challenges, and secure funding for school and highway projects including I-70 I-270 interchange, Md 26 widening, and East Street Extension.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Frederick County Builders Association
George Littrell
D-Frederick
Schaefer
Department of Fiscal Services
Association
Steve Oder
Oder
MD. 26
Monocacy River
East Street
Local doctors warn Frederick flu season may start
Frederick doctors report early flu cases as mild weather aids spread. Mount Airy’s Dr. Ronald Miller notes initial cases already present. County health chief Dr. James Bowes cautions no wave yet and urges flu shots, caution with aspirin, and staying bundled as weather turns. Pediatricians report spread among children in schools and day care. Lab confirmation pending for influenza.
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Frederick
Ronald Miller
Mount Airy
James Bowes
County Health Department
Bowes
Rodha Nathan
Frederick Pediatric Associates
Nathan
Diane Dwyer
Reye
Dwyer
Funeral services for Katy Ray and two others
Funeral services were held Jan 3 for Mrs Mary Kathleen Katy Ray 77 who died Dec 29 in Frederick. Officiating was Rev Virginia K Price. Interment at Frederick Memorial Park. Bearers included family members. Also noted was funeral Mass for Miss Elizabeth Genevieve Sherald who died Dec 30 and burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. A Catholic service for Miss Mary Elizabeth Cservenyansky was held Jan 3 in Brockway Pennsylvania. Arrangements by Stauffer Funeral Home Mount Airy.
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Mary Kathleen
Katy” Ray
Frederick
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Virginia K. Price
Evangelical Lutheran Church
R. Kenneth Grimes
Brian Hawker
Thomas Rhoderick
Kenneth Hawker
Earl Arnold
Rick Young
Frederick Memorial Park
Linden Hills
Ray
Maurice Butler Ray
Elizabeth Genevieve Sherald
Homewood Retirement Center
Saint John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church
Wayne G. Funk
James L. Sherald
Thomas Sherald
Susan Sherald Harding
Lewis A Zupnik
Charles A Sherald Jr
Robert L. Sherald
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
Mary Elizabeth Cservenyansky
Mount Airy
Saint Tobias Roman Catholic Church
Brockway
Cservenyansky
Mary Katherine Mehali Cservenyansky
Charles E Cservenyansky
Stauffer Funeral Home
Weve Got Frederick Written All Over Us
Frederick lead figure Broderick Nefs Past headlines a local effort showing strong ties to Frederick with community support and ongoing initiatives promising cultural and civic alignment. Nefs Past advocates branding and outreach across institutions and neighborhoods.
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Frederick
Broderick Nefs
FCNB plans expansion as bank to acquire Elkridge National Bank
FCNB Bank announces leadership with Mr Baker and Mr Crum aiming to grow in size and product quality. The bank, established in 1818, serves Frederick Carroll and Montgomery counties from 13 offices. Pending regulatory approval, it will acquire Elkridge National Bank adding three offices in Howard and Anne Arundel counties, bringing assets over 500 million. A new headquarters in Frederick is under construction for late 1995. FCNB remains FDIC insured and an equal housing lender.
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Fcnb Bank
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Elkridge National Bank
Howard
Anne Arundel
Students Earn National Honors In College Listings
Kimberly Little, a senior at Shippensburg University, named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, is a dean's list student teaching and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi and National Educators of America. Kenneth Labonski of DePaul University School of Music earned dean's list for fall trimester, a 1992 Damascus High School graduate, majoring in classical guitar performance and music education, son of Victor and Dvorsky of Damascus.
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Kimberly Little
Shippensburg University
Pennsylvania
Phillip Little
Thurmont
National Educators of America
Alpha Omicron Pi
Kenneth Labonski
DePaul University School of Music
Chicago
Damascus High School
Victor Dvorsky
Damascus
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News-Post
Claire Gisrel
Copy Fax
Patty Shmmer
Frederick City Hall
Kelly Hahn
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jenny Boyer
P. Registratio
DUCA
Ifers
FCPS
Mrs
Mary Ray
Elizabeth Sherald
FCNB
Baker
Crum
FDIC
Little
Labonski
China
India
Pakistan
Belgium
France
USA
Israel
Rte Oy
Scotengard
T. Sale
Azemianri
Sma
W. Patrick St. Frederick
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