Local man cleared of vagrancy and loitering charges
In Frederick County, 57 year old James L. Patrick was found innocent of vagrancy and loitering by Judge Mary Ann Stepler after evidence failed to prove insanity or proper charges. Other defendants faced related cases with mixed outcomes including Summers, Smith, Brandenburg, and King, all resolved or ordered for further actions.
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Frederick County District Court
Mary Ann Stepler
James L. Patrick
Baker Park
Hood College
Edward K. Kornacki
Patrick
Dill Avenue
Kornacki
William Kalis
Kalis
Stepler
George R. Summers
Chapel Alley
Frederick
Summers
Robin L. Smith
North Bentz Street
White Star
Ms. Smith
Jack R. Brandenburg
Park Avenue
Donald W. Smith
Discovery Boulevard
Walkersville
Jug Bridge
Smith
Paul
Charlotte Rosencrantz
Brandenburg
Dichael Ahsrade
Charles E. Staley
Rosencrantzes
Brandenburg’s
Martha D. King
Slidell Road
Boyds
Sears
Volunteers sought for tension anxiety treatment study at Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins scientists seek 40 volunteers ages 18 to 60 for an 11 week study of safer, more effective tension and anxiety drug treatment. Participants receive free exams, weekly sessions, and follow ups, with potential access to medications and placebo. Call (301) 955-6111 for details.
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Johns Hopkins
Conrad
Hoenhn-Saric
Hopkins
Job Readiness Workshop at FCC Frederick Community College
The Career Planning and Placement Office hosts a free Job Readiness Workshop on Monday November 12 at 6 30 p m on the FCC Campus Building B Ko uckle. Sandy Smith leads resume writing with individual conferences followed by 8 p m interview techniques by Sandy Cavalier and Patricia Summer.
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Sandy E. Cavalier
Patricia J. Summer
Electric Trolley Show at Catoctin Furnace opens history event
Frederick area residents will see a sound slide program "Trolleys through the Heart of Maryland the H and F Railway" at Harriet Chapel Parish House November 7 7 30 p m. Carroll James Jr of Silver Spring will present for the Catoctin Furnace Historical Society meeting. Public invited. Also a public coin show runs November 10 11 at LaVale fire hall with veteran dealers from several states and door prizes. Food available. Gulf of Aden note follows.
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Frederick City
Harriet Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
Heart of Maryland
H and F Railway
Carroll James Jr
Silver Spring
Western Maryland Coin Club of
Cumberland
LaVale Fire
National Highway
Rt. 40
LaVale
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
U.S
Victorian Heritage Lecture in Carroll County by Dr Essig
Carroll Historical Society schedules a lecture by Dr James Essig on Victorian heritage in Carroll County. The Westminster resident, Western Maryland College history professor, will present slides and the event includes a Victorian memorabilia exhibit. The 8 p.m. talk on Nov 13 at Shriver Weybright Auditorium is free and open to the public.
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James Essig
Western Maryland College
Carroll County
The
Historical Society of
Bucknell University
Yale University
Westminster
Society
Shriver- Weybright
E. Main St
State Police Promotion System Probed
The Maryland attorney general orders an independent probe into alleged irregularities in State Police promotions. The review follows past findings that some officers had altered performance ratings to favor promoted candidates. Officials stress the investigation will focus on evaluation procedures and possible misconduct.
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Baltimore
Attorney General’s Office
Stephen H. Sachs
Emory Plitt Jr
Sachs
Wilbert T. Travers
Evera
Travers
McCarthy
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