Clapp rules accident not job related in Hammond case
A Maryland court directed a verdict for the defense in a Workman’s Compensation appeal. Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. ruled Frances Hammond, manager at Eddie’s Cleaners Frederick Towne Mall store, was not in the course of employment when the Dec 24 1977 crash occurred. Hammond, who had taken on bank deposit duties after her employer’s heart attack, was riding with Marvin Wilder III to a department store and tavern before the accident that caused a broken hip and permanent nerve damage. Her counsel argued the injury occurred while performing a duty for her employer and while soliciting business for the linen service.
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Frances K. Hammond
Workman's Compensation Commission
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Cmpp
Richard Teitel
Hammond
Eddie's Cleaners
Frederick Towne Mall
Marvin F. Wilder
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Old Town Tavern
McLendon
Wilder
Clapp
Evelyn L. Sheets
Littestown
Sheets
Edward Sheets
Marianne M. Damsteegt
Sandra J. Watkins
Dixie L. Rice
City awards pact to raze building in Frederick
Frederick city officials awarded a 13570 contract to Yarnell P Wastler & Sons to demolish the former Sears Auto Center at 40 S Market St for the Carroll Creek Flood Control Project. Demolition, funded by a HUD grant, should start soon and take about six days.
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Frederick
Carroll Creek
Yarnell P. Wastler & Sons
Sears Auto Center
S. Market St
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Linda Amato
City Recreation Commission
Stork’s Nest Sale set for Saturday in Frederick County
A Stork’s Nest Sale sponsored by the Jaycee Wives and the Frederick March of Dimes will run Saturday morning starting at 10 a.m. at Frederick County Square. Proceeds support birth defects prevention, with maternity and infant clothing and gear offered at low prices to help pregnant women and families in Frederick County.
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Jaycee Wives
Frederick County Square
Frederick County
William Rife
Myra Treiber
March of Dimes
Jaycee
Layette Lems
Bonner named principal of Uniontown Elementary
Uniontown The Carroll County Board of Education named Robert Bonner principal of Uniontown Elementary School. Bonner, 32, previously vice principal at William Winchester Elementary in Westminster since 1976, will take over the post November 3, replacing Larry W. McKinney who has led Elmer Wolfe Elementary since July. He holds degrees from the University of Baltimore and Towson State University and is Maryland Certified Principal. Bonner and his wife Alice reside in Timonium with their two children.
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Uniontown
Carroll County Board of Education
Robert Bonner
William Winchester
Westminster
Larry W. McKinney
Elmer Wolfe
Olin L. Adams
Henry Lichtfuss
Bonner
Board of Education
Posifiod
University of Baltimore
Towson State University
Maryland
Baltimore City
Winfield
Hampstead Elementary School
Alice
Timonium
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William E. Graffam
Ronald Biigerman
Joseph McLendon Jr
Basil Day
House of Delegates
New Market Wallarsville
Auth
J. R. Ramsburg, Jr
Treas
PSI Biotics
Nick Touroso
Mind Psi Biotics Foundation
Anaheim
California
Taurus Estates
Route 7
Poole Jones Road
Stork’s Nest Sale
Julien
P. Delphey
Laura R. Delphey
Jesse Burall
Com. Mn
Carroll County Bureau
Norman S
Jack” Geiser
Dad
Larry, Jay and
Dean Geiser
Authority
Nancy L. Geiser
Charlie
Peoples’ Council
People of
America
Public Service Commission
Fred Maurhoff
Tresurer
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