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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1999
Page
4
Obituaries announce infant deaths Thee in Brunswick and later the deaths of Evelyn Pople Mary Hemp Elizabeth Stull Doris Peters and Herbert Hertz with details on birth dates family survivors and funeral arrangements. The notices list places in Frederick County Hagerstown and Berlin and reference Crest Memorial Gardens Mount Olivet and local funeral homes and worship services.
The Frederick Arts scene shows activity this weekend with the Lalery ensemble, Power Bay entertainment, and the Weinberg Center for the Arts hosting events. Frederick Arts Council and the Vienna Arts Center feature trivia nights and a Joke of the Day, alongside a religious events calendar and pet tips segment.
The Maryland Municipal League will award Delegate Louise Snodgrass a certificate of appreciation for her 1999 General Assembly contributions. The Frederick County Chapter will present the honor at a future meeting. Snodgrass, ex burgess of Middletown and Commerce and Government Matters Committee member, cosponsored key MML legislation boosting police aid and highway access. Andrew Hank, MML president, credited her advice and defense of league positions to the group’s 1999 success. MML is a nonprofit, nonpartisan body representing over 140 Maryland cities and towns providing legislative support, research, and technical aid.
East Carolina University announces graduates including Lauren Street of Brookeville with a BA in sociology, Brian Kennedy of Frederick with a BS in exercise and sport science, Lucas Barlow of Gaithersburg with a BS in recreation and leisure studies, Megan Cascone of Gaithersburg with a BS in business administration marketing, Stuart Fishbein of Gaithersburg with a BS in community services, Jennifer Gondek of Gaithersburg with a BS in education, Jennifer of Gaithersburg with a BA in political science, Jennifer O Connor of Germantown with a BS in business administration marketing, Tina Kelley of Jefferson with a BS in elementary education.
Matthew Bucher of Frederick received the Mary Watson and Richard Norris Special Recognition Scholarship for Chemistry at Frostburg State University. A 1997 Gov. Thomas Johnson High School graduate, he majors in chemistry with a biology minor, earns dean’s list honors, and belongs to Phi Alpha Sigma Freshman Honor Society. He serves as vice president of the campus Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society and volunteers in the Frederick Memorial Hospital pathology lab. He is the son of the Rev William and Stephanie Bucher.
Mrs Adelaide Graser of Frederick died Friday May 14 and funeral services were held May 17 at 1 am in the chapel of Stauffer Funeral Home Frederick. Rev Fred Bloom officiated with American Legion Ladies Auxiliary members attending as a group. Bearers listed include Gary Harley Bill Moxley Stanley Sundergil Ai Smith and Gordon Gamble at Frederick Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sharon Ann Dannes Topper of Emmitsburg were held May 17 at St. Joseph's Church with Rev. Michael J. Kennedy as celebrant. Bearers were Mike Danner, Bill Sanders, and others. Also noted are services for Rev. Alfred Hamilton Gray Jr, and for David Ezra Grimes of Union Bridge, Elvin C. Barr of Taneytown, with interments at local cemeteries and details of pastors, churches, organists, and bearers.
A Republican National Committee poll found Democrats ahead on Social Security and education with 55 percent disapproval of the GOP Congress. Swing voters split, 38 percent in favor and 53 percent opposed. The survey reports broad support for a Social Security lockbox and optional personal retirement accounts, while gun policy and minimum wage remain contentious.
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