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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1984

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6

Joy sentenced for bribery scheme ties to Frederick liquor office

The 38-year-old Joy of Walkersville received 90 days jail with work release and three years probation after pleading guilty to bribery involving liquor licenses. Prosecutor Bruce Spizler urged a strong sentence to deter similar crimes, citing recorded conversations and alleged bribe offers to Dean Thomas of The Southern on North Market Street. Joy must repay $800 and may relocate to North Carolina after serving his term.

North Carolina Joy Walkersville Faye Richard Catonsville Faye Joy M 6 Faene Cher Tun Bruce Spizler Spizler Dean Thomas The Southern North Market Street Frederick Thomas Ronald Young Spizier Frederick Community College Louis V. Myers Myers Carolina

Jefferson family denied trailer for grandmother

The Frederick County Board of Appeals denied a special exception to locate a mobile home on the Johnskin lot near Lander Road, amid resident concerns over land value and water/sewer capacity. Barbara Johnikin cited care for an elderly mother-in-law and relocation in April. Neighbors warned the trailer would set a bad precedent and harm property values. The board also denied Harry N Burns an 0.8 acre variance for a 2 acre minimum in A-1 district.

Jefferson Frederick County County Board of Appeals Broadus Barbara Johnikin Lander Road Overlea Court Johnskin Robin Scarff Mary Smith James F. Shores Board of Appeals Harry N. Burns Cool Crest Drive Ella Court Cool Crest

Rockville’s historic train station to become adaptive use site

A trio led by advertising executive Adams plans to restore Rockville’s vacant old train station as adaptive reuse rather than a museum. The project faces high restoration costs and multi-level approvals but aims to create a restaurant and retail or office space near Carroll Creek. The fire hall in the historic district also seeks tax credits, with ACM awarding the project. The city hopes to auction five surplus properties, including Seeger Hardware Store, now eyed by Horizon Development and architects Milli ner and Williams.

Rockville Adams Duane MacDonald National Trust For Historic Preservation ADM ACM City of Seeger Hardware Market St Horizon Development

Mass of Christian Burial for Mrs Madeline Lowman

Mrs Madeline BR Lowman of Catonsville and former Mount Airy resident died Saturday Nov 24. A Mass was held at 11 am Nov 28 at St Michael's Catholic Church Poplar Springs with Fr Robert A Bozel officiating. Bearers included Horace Lowman Jr Mark Lowman Kurt Lowman William Wagner and Charles Burns. Interment in Prospect Cemetery Mount Airy. Wife of the late Truman M Lowman. Arrangements by Olin L Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus.

Madeline R. Lowman Madeline BR. Lowman Catonsville Mount Airy St. Michael's Catholic Church Poplar Springs Robert A. Bozel Horace Lowman Jr Mark Lowman Kurt Lowman William Wagner Charles Burns Prospect Cemetery

Obituary notices for Morris Fisher and Betty Mullen

Obituary notices announce Morris Cleveland Reds Fisher of Thurmont age 72 died Nov 28 in Gettysburg after a long trucking career with Zip Oil of Waynesboro. Survived by a daughter and three sons with ten grandchildren. services at Thurmont Funeral Home with burial at Blue Ridge Cemetery. Also noted is Betty J. Mullen of Germantown who died Nov 22 in Hudson Florida. survived by husband Richard Mullen, three daughters and four grandchildren. services held in Hudson with interment in Johnstown. An unrelated line mentions a Shakespeare letter valued at £2 million per The Almanac of Investments.

Morris Cleveland Reds” Fisher Graceham Road Thurmont Gettysburg Hospital Gettysburg Kathryn Brubaker Fisher King Cwsacorstogs Sora Fisher Harry and Mae Strine Fisher Graceham Moravian Church Lee Hammner Zip Oil Company Waynesboro Joan Blake Albert Eyler Frederick Melvin Eyler LeGore Sandra Sigel Falling Waters W. Va Katrina Blake Morris Blake Harold W. Blake Creagerstown Annabelle Eaton Fish Hatchery Road Nancy Lee Miller Karl Fisher Bethlehem Harold Kenneth Fisher Hypatia Slaybaugh William Fisher Robert © Oatley and Son Blue Ridge Cemetery Betty J. Mullen Germantown Hudson, Fla Richard Mullen Johnstown Mullen William and Violet Irons Sherry Smith Mount Airy Mariynn Nowell Harpers Ferry Gail Burns Erma Emeigh Homer City Edith Griffith Dallas Texas Hudson

Leatherman Receives Community 4-H Achievement Award

Mrs Leatherman, a Frederick County 4-H leader, accepts a peers’ award at a banquet with her husband pastor and stepson present. She credits mentor Milmo Hamilton, recalls early loss turning into victory, and notes Frederick County hosts 4-H with 430 youths and 422 adult volunteers. The banquet featured Sec John W Derr as speaker.

Paul N. Leatherman Jr Paul III Damascus Leatherman Milmo Hamilton Hamilton Frederick County Extension Service Frederick Sam’s Creek

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