Alterations In City Zoning Law Requested
The Frederick City Board of Aldermen heard several requests to change proposed zoning in the second hearing on the new zoning ordinance. Requests from M J Grove Lime Co president Robert B Crothers and others sought industrial zoning for certain properties while a Florida resident asked business zoning for part of North Market Street. The board deferred action pending technical changes from City Engineer W Raymond Walter and did not approve the ordinance passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nntoring
Frederick City
Planning Commission
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Robert B. Crothers
Grayson Palme
St. Petersburg
Fla
North Market Street
Sixteenth Street
Palmer
Victor O ' Palmer
Benjamin B Rosenstock
Staley Flock
Pine Avenue
W. Raymond Walter
Jefferson C. Grinnalds
Baltimore
Grinnalds
Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
Charles W. Stup
William
Local residents seen visiting relatives and hosting gatherings
Gaithersburg and Washington residents appear visiting relatives in New York and Connecticut. Mrs Edith Boland visits daughter in Washington while Mr O Leary travels to New York. Various receptions include bridge luncheons and a miscellaneous shower for Miss Reed at Giney Inn with local hosts Mrs Kingsley and Mrs Ligon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Edith Boland
Richard O'Leary
Washington
Mr. O'Leary
New York
Alwin Foster
Brooklyn
N. Y
George Walker Darby
Darby
Reba Davis
North East
Michael Stevens
Wilmington
Del
Darbys
Virginia Williamson
James Burke
Michael Burke
Afiss Frankie Showalter
Troutville
Mary Jane Reed
Lee Gartner
Robert Kingsley
Daniel Ligon
Norman Jacobs
Iiss Margaret Wallace
Baltimore
Jacobs
Kenneth Slee- Man
Social notes of Rockville and vicinity residents
A string of social updates lists visits and returns among local residents. Guests include Mrs. 3 C Carter, Mrs. Mary Slee man, Miss Esther Carter of Eckhart, Rev J William Merchant and family, and numerous others from Woodfield Colesville and Rockville. Several trips are noted: to Bermuda, Sarasota, Palm Beach area, and a Caribbean voyage. Local birthdays and housewarming events are also mentioned along with winter visitors and returning expatriates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. C. Carter
Mary W. Sleeman
Esther Carter
Eckhart
J. Wiliam Merchant
Jimmie Merchant
Mary Wilson
Amos Burdette
Woodfield
Calvin
Japan
Lucille Priest
Ethel Thompson
Huth Burnell
Colesville
Mary Wells
G. T. Wells
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
J . Dupree
Arthur Dupree
New York City
James A. Schroeder
C. L. Watkins
C L. Watkins
Charles R
Peprides
Henry K. Palma
Rockville Gaithersburg
Donald Nutt
Roy
Cleveland
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Meeting Speaker
Mir Matthews, assistant executive secretary of the Maryland Tuberculosis Association, will address the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association at 7:30 this evening at the YMCA. He will discuss Your Local Tuberculosis Association. Thomas E. Williams, president, will preside. officers and executive committee members for the next year will be elected, and the 1948-49 budget will be presented for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Matthews
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Frederick Cou
Thomas E. Williams
Adamstown Homemakers and Jug Bridge Club Hold Meetings
The Adamstown Homemakers Club met March 31 with Mrs Charles Walter hosting and Mrs William Gaver presiding. Lectures and book talks featured Jan Vermeer and Van Meer. The Short Course Club to meet April 12. April 21 gathering hosted by Mrs Edgar Hakee. The Jug Bridge Club, led by Mrs John Renn Jr, welcomed new member Miss Hal Lee Ott. Members discussed Van Meer paintings and planned a German art display tour in Washington.
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Adamstown Club
Charles Walter
Adamstown
William Gaver
Eva Carhin
Jan Vermeer
College Park
Walter Gibbs
Clark Gibson
Eric Biser
Edgar Hawkee
Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club
Richard Bruchey
John Engle
John Renn, Jr
Raical
Hal Lee Ott
Daniel Thomas
van Meer
Washington
Thomas
National Art Gallery
Frederick County
Federation Activities and Club Meetings Noted
The report on the box sent since the last meeting and letters received by the Pointer family are recorded along with Easter remembrance for Mrs. Biss Fox. The Short Course Club and grove school set meetings for April 12 and April 3 respectively. prize-winners include Mrs. Sharpe and Mrs. Crum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Edger Clingen
William Zimmerman
Textile
Grove School
Biss. Fox
Ralph Potts
Cultivating a Good Habit at Church
In a church service a young couple with a child shows how early churchgoing builds useful habits. Parents fear disturbance or lack of understanding, but children grasp some service and sermon, and firm guidance helps them value church attendance.
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Babson Newspaper
Synds
Russell Rumble Reignites Iran News Cycle
Washington dispatch notes Iran protests Soviet backed agitation in Azerbaijan and border incursions, while Moscow denounces U S Army advising missions in Iran. Seventeen officers and eight enlisted men under Grow train Iran’s 100000 strong army. eight officers and six enlisted men under Schwarzkopf train the constabulary. Agreements aim to end these missions in March 1949 as Iran buys 16 million dollars in U S surplus war goods amid UN Security Council focus on Iran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.S. Army
Iran
Grow
Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
U. S
UN Security Council
Iran Case Reopens UN Debates Over Red Army Presence
Historical note outlines postwar pressure over Soviet troops in Iran. It describes the six month withdrawal deadline, Azerbaijan autonomous moves, and Iran’s UN complaints. Gromyko’s stance and the gradual treaty developments, including a Russian Iranian company, kept the dispute alive at the Security Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Mhey
Mife
Reine
Red Army
Persian Gulf
Russia
U.S
Azerbaijan
Gromyko
Fosdo Teheran
Motron
Ore UN
Azerbai
Security Council
Iian
Albaijan
INNER-AID promised relief for gas and bloating
A testimonial claims INNER-AID, a 12 herb formula, relieves abdominal gas, bloating, and related discomfort. Advertisers tout laxative action and cleansing effects, with users noting rapid improvement and renewed energy after taking the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inneraid
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Q W Anderson
Tummonsville
Fred Cushman
Aliys
Susie Veasey
Clearwater
Floyd Yankey
Loy Yankey
Joseph Wetzel
Meerton F. Duvall
Roger
James Doodey
Shirley Watkins
Anna Clinedinse
Betty Wills
Merten
Woodioe
Stanley Yankey
David Smith
Olean
Anna , Kolowski
Edith Hickman
Lovellsville
William Wiley
Clarence Ayton
Frank Cahn
James H. Norris
Chevy Chase
PF. Blood
Washington Grove
Roland Waddell
Maude Nuttall
Mexico
the Grove
A H. Lagasse
Rockcrest
Gainsville
F. S. Lagasse
Bass
William B. Mattheus, Jr
Pearce
Drug & Prescription Service
The
RED Cross
Bennett
Rennells
Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Peter Edson
NEA
INEA
Thomas Constr. & Eng. Co
Jefferson Street
Ramsburg
Jefferson ST. Ext
Bennett’s
Rennetts
Petunia— _Dick “Two Ten
Baker Laroo, Lareo
Lili Bolero
Vic Damone
Savannah Churchill
Frankie Laine
Haunted Heart
Blue Shadows
Vausha Monroe Fine Brown Frame
Neilie Lutcher
Manana
Petey Lee
Elaine
Ernest Tubb
Jimmie Davis
Lenzo
Oscar
Fexas
Jim Robertson
Ror Aous
Serenade of the Bells
Gene Aut
Whiting For You
Ffred Lowxery
Teeathawtky
Fae Pancras
Tommy Dorsey
Percy Lee
al Goodman
Hamp
Lionel Azmpion
Texas Tyler
Motorola Television
Xol
Radio Center
Market ST
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Carl Spaatz
V.berg
Arthur Vanderberg
Michigan
Staf
Pythian Castle
Frederick,md
Kemp
Aci
Loeriers
California
Carter
West End Motors
W. Patrick
Marlin
Shipley’s Sport Store
N. Market St
Hk Ae
Williamson's Drug Store
Mohocaty Motors, Inc
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