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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1983

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3

Multiple Funerals Held for Boland Vanderpool Stone Lipps

Funeral services were conducted for Mrs Sarah Marie Boland formerly of Emmitsburg and for Rev. James Albert Vanderpool of Frederick. Other services included burial arrangements for Mrs Laruey Lipps Stone in Frederick and a later funeral mass at Christ the King Church Wonder Lake. Attendees included clergy from St John Catholic Church and Falk Ministries with Knights of Columbus honors.

Sarah Marie Boland Sarah Mane Boland Mam St Emmitsburg St Joseph's Catholic Church Francis X Quinn Donald Boland Patrick Murray Murray Muller Robert E. Daley James Albert Vanderpool Frederick St John Catholic Church Edward W Echle Paul Lain St. Peter's Catholic Church Libertytown Paul Whithauer Walkersville Catholic Church Ronald Belenener Carrollton Manor Joseph Feckner The Crosser Fathers Paul O'Brimski St. John Catholic Church Falks Ministries St John Beavers Falk Ministries Richard Kadzville John Gregorick Ric Rechen Thomas Kennedy Mike Marsili Richard W Eyler Knights of Columbus Father Vanderpool Christ the King Catholic Church Wonder Lake Til Laruey Lipps Stone Fifth St Smith, Keeney & Basford St. Frederick Edward W. Echie Joseph L. Andrews Jr Larry L Franklin Philip H. Zimmerman Arthur L Moberly Robert E Zimmerman Chester L Stone Rocky Springs Cemetery Grace United Church of Christ Taneytown Gerald Fuss Thuel

Frederick City hopes metro designation boosts grants

Frederick City officials and county planners discuss designating Frederick as part of a metropolitan area centered on the city. They note formal status may expand grant access and allow regional agencies, while Hagerstown already benefits as a central city. Local leaders cite pockets of poverty and census results affecting eligibility for Urban Development Action Grants.

James R Shaw Washington Frederick Ronald Young Young Polkel Frederick I Secur Hagerstown

Vatican orders nun to quit Michigan welfare post

The Vatican directed Sister Agnes Mary Mansour to resign as head of Michigan's Department of Social Services over abortion funding policy. The nun, 51, had held the post by appointment since December, while stating personal opposition to abortion. The move followed a prior resignation order she ignored from Archbishop Szoka.

Vatican City Vatican Michigan Basil Hieser Congregation For Religious Agnes Mary Mansour Apostolic Washington United States Mansour Farmington Hills James Blanchard Sister Mansour Sue Carter

Jury Deadlock in Groucho Marx Estate Trial

Jurors in the Groucho Marx estate case told the court they were deadlocked in the Bank of America dispute with Erin Fleming. The judge ordered a revote Monday to attempt a verdict.

Santa Monica Calif Groucho Marx Bank of America Erin Fleming

Takoma Park Jr High to remain open

The Montgomery County Board of Education voted 4 2 to rescind the prior plan to close Takoma Park Junior High School in June. The school will stay open for grades 7 through 9 through June 1985, serving Eastern Silver Spring Highland View and Takoma Park elementary areas, with Woodlin area east of Georgia Ave optioned to Takoma Park instead of Sligo Intermediate.

Rockville Montgomery County Marilyn Praisner Marian L. Greenblatt Silver Spring Highland View Takoma Park Woodlin Georgia Ave Sligo

Board to decide junior high to middle school in 1985 plan

The board tentatively approves updates to the long range facilities plan for next year and debates closing the junior high. Key votes rescinded a proposed June 1985 closure. Einstein High School will serve ninth and tenth graders from Wheaton and Highland, with other transfers planned for 1984 and 1985. Arbor Day events include a proclamation, speech, tree plantings, and a donated 15 foot Wye Oak to be planted in Baker Park at about $90.

J. Edward Andrews Jr Robert E. Shoenberg Blair G. Ewing Odessa M. Shannon James E. Cronin Suzanne K. Peyser Einstein High School Wheaton Highland Northwood High Glen Haven Oakland Terrace Einstein Forest Knolls Woodland Pinecrest Blair High School Northwood Kemp Mill Kennedy High School Ames Frederick Cry Joanne Ramsburg West Second Street Cuver Lake Maryland Robert W Furnas Nedracks Tater

Bloodmobile to Visit Mount Airy for Blood Drive

Red Cross Blood Services will bring a Baltimore unit to the Firemen's Activity Building on Twin Arch Road in Mount Airy on Monday March 28 donors registered 2:30 to 8:30 p.m. The drive seeks to alleviate shortages at the Baltimore Regional Blood Center. Donors 17 to 66 in good health may participate, bringing donor cards if possible, and volunteers from local groups are coordinating appointments with drop-ins welcomed.

Red Cross Mount Airy Baltimore Twin Arch Road Baltimore Regional Johns Hopkins J.C. Steel Red Cross Blood Services Jane Dertzbaugh Fie Steel Aes Oy

Baltimore radio host Johnny Walker faces tax fraud indictment

AP reports WFBR AM radio personality Johnny Walker real name James L Embraver was indicted by a federal grand jury on three counts of income tax fraud for 1976 to 1978. Walker, 26, told listeners he expected charges and would plead innocent. Potential penalties include nine years in prison and up to $15,000 fines.

Baltimore WFBR Johnny Walker Walker James L. Embraver Internal Revenue Service Domenic LaPonzina IRS U.S LaPonzina Anne Arundel County Marvin Garhbis Glen Burnie

Derr Wins Seat for Derr in Maryland Senate

Charles H. Smelser backs Derr as a good choice for the seat. Derr to join the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee for the remaining two weeks, with Raymond Beck filling in on Economic Affairs. Derr expected to be nominated for Judicial Affairs next session. Derr’s swearing in drew more than 100 Frederick County residents and officials. Derr said he aims to learn rapidly in the final two weeks and that his family is supportive.

Teresg Derr Senate Sen Raymond £. Beck Carroll Baltimore County Thomas Beck Judicial Affairs Committee L.A. Reese Grand Rapids Minn Melvin and Anna Derr Frederick County Joy Jack

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