Hoover Won't Sell His Fishing Grounds Near Frederick
Lawrence Richey, Hoover secretary, said Hoover would not sell the fishing grounds at Catoctin furnace near Frederick Maryland despite protests. Officials assured that few residents objected and the area does not signal a broader sale. A fragment mentions Mr W BP Flourmoy returning from Richmond. A birth notice references Mr and Mrs D L Bartley of 408' Avenue.
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