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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1949

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2

Tractor Fire Tears Through Route 40 Crash West of Poplar Heights

A tractor and tanker trailer were destroyed by fire after leaving Route 40 a mile west of Poplar Heights. The driver, Laurence Roy Brightwell, 26, New Market, escaped without injuries. The empty tanker dome cap blew off and was not found. Firefighters from Mt. Airy extinguished the blaze after both vehicles had burned. Brightwell said he lost control and ran off the highway. Weather data note a 24 hour precipitation of 1.04 inches and April totals around 2.46 inches.

Poplar Heights B. C. Hammersmith Laurence Roy Brightwell New Market James R. Hahn Mt. Airy GMC Brightwell

Zombro Birthday Dinner in Harpers Ferry Celebrates Many

A large Bolivar Harpers Ferry gathering honored C W Zombro on his 70th birthday, his grandson Emory Eugene Neale, and the couple’s 2nd wedding anniversary. Relatives from Arlington Boyce Martinsburg and beyond attended with a 2 tier cake, noting the Zombro family's 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mr Zombro, 28 years at Standard Lime and Stone, Millville, also welcomed visiting relatives including Attorney Malcolm McDonald and wife from Minneapolis.

Bolivar C. W. Zombro Harpers Ferry Zombro Annie Mauzy J. C. Zombro W. A. Walker Frances Chew Dalphye Gaither Brunswick Dorothy Zombro Margaret Zombro Harold Greer Washington Joar. Zombro Charles Zombro Boyce F.C. C L. E. Neale Arlington J. D. Habig Tall Timbers Norman Whetzel Mattie Anderson Susie Meadows Martinsburg W. Va Sarah Chiceieerichi Folivar James Young and Son Charles Town John Paul Jones Harper Ferry Thomas W. Padgett Seabrook George Zombro Shepherdstown Zombros Standard Lime and Stone Company Millville Malcolm HB. McDoald Minneapolis Minn H. T. McDonald Camp Hill McDonald First National Bank David Cavalier Baltimore Charlie Dailey

Social notes from Lovettsville and nearby visits

Lovettsville hosts and visits include Mr. and Mrs. Hoffer Emmert and friends from Hagerstown with Dr. and Mrs. Wade. Washington visitors Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Thomas call on her parents Mr. and Mrs. Selby Brown. Ruth Butler checks into Frederick Memorial Hospital for an operation. Nellie Slater moves to Loudoun Hospital after a fall causing a broken hip. Mrs. H S Keller and daughter Juanita Keller spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H W Beatty. Miss Keller is home.

Washington D. C Charles Glover Galthersburg Blanche Waters Marvin Waters Pleasantville Archie Rice Bolivar Harpers Ferry Capital George Benjamin Louie Moore Harrisburg Walter Schiller Philadelphia J. C. Newcomer John Newcomer Cliffside Lovettsville Huffer Emmert Beachley Mumma Hagerstown W. A. Wade Boyd Thomas Selby Brown Ruth Butler Frederick Memorial Hospital Nellie Slater Loudoun Hospital R. &. Brown H. S. Keller Juanita Keller H. W. Beatty Miss Keller

Mother of the Year: H. Ross Coppage Named Maryland Best

Baltimore becomes the scene as 63 year old H. Ross Coppage, a longtime school advocate, is named Maryland's mother of the year for 1949. The award highlights her dedication to advancing better schools. Also noted are local notices of residents traveling to Susquehanna University for Easter and several community health updates.

Baltimore H. Ross Coppage Maryland Coppage Press

Purcelle Purse Feature Wins by Gay Wildy at Town

Charles Town West Virginia April 13 Mrs Van Lear Blacks Gay Wildy won the Purcelle Purse feature race on a muddy track leading by a length and a quarter over T Spratz Little Toes and J K Wynkoop Cs. The five year old Gay timed 1 19 3/5 for 120 feet more than seven furlongs and paid $18 80 for a 2 bet.

Charles Town W. Va van Lear Black Wildy Wavre Purcelle Oh Town T. Spratz Little Toes J. K. Wynkoop Eig Gay

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