Bond Issue Before Aldermen Meeting
Considerable business of importance will be taken up at the regular month meeting of the Board of Aldermen tonight. Bills passed by the Legislature affecting the city will be discussed, including a possible $250,000 bond issue for municipal improvements such as a storage reservoir and paving Market street. Abutting property owners and the Railway Company will cover portions of the cost. the city’s share comes from bonds. The emergency measure became effective immediately. other bills on extending corporate limits and using county assessments for taxation take effect June 1. The board may extend city limits to contiguous localities, increasing taxable basis and police protection as development occurs, with taxes due on added properties in the July budget.
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Board of Aldermen
Market Street
Property Deeds and Transfers Listed in Frederick County
A sequence of real estate transfers and marriage license notices appears, detailing deeds from multiple grantors to various buyers within Frederick County and nearby cities. Notable amounts range from 5 to 5 000 dollars, with several parcels, estates, and a marriage license for Lloyd L. Stine and Nellie F. Marlz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Tritappe
Arba A. Moser
Samuel E. Boller
Bernard B. Spalding
Leonidas W. Barliett
John D. Crummitt
Dancelot Jaques
Roger H Gesibert
Roger H. Geisbert
Lesters. Birely
Roy G. Frushour
Roy C. Frushour
W. Lloyd
W. Lloyd Fisher
Tov A. Frushour
Eugene Etein
John St Clark
William H. Clay
James FP. Marion
James FP. Marion Et al
Tloyd L. Stine
Myersville
Nellie FE. Marlz
Boonsbaro
Community Club and Bureau Meet at Bloomfield School
A joint Beamfield Community Club and Farabureau meeting will be held at Bloomfield school in Yellow Springs on Thursday evening April 17. County farm agent Peter Chichester will address the gathering and Miss Laurad Roelkey of Frederick, Bloomfield teacher, will direct an interesting program after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beamfield Nmnnnity Club
Fara Bureau
Yellow Springs
Bloomfield Schner House
Peter Chichester
Mies Laurad Roelkey
Prederick
Bloomfield School
Graveyard Commission to Meet Next Wednesday
The Graveyard Commission, including WL Childs Ja, Richard Watts and John S Newman, meets to hear objections before condemning parts of the old Reformed graveyard at Lientz and West Second Streets. It aims to widen Gentz and Rovens streets and resolve title issues, with possible benefits as well as damages considered. The donation of the graveyard to the city for a memorial ground is noted, and widening needs are emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. Childs, Ja
State Rand
Richard Watts
John S. Newman
Board of Aldermen
Old Reformed
Lientz
West Second Streets
Second Street
Rentz Street
Gentz Street
Othe
West Second
Bentestevet
Rovend
Ccurch
Passion of the Church
Tegal
Jientz Street
Real Estate Sale on West Fifth Street to Daniel Shanks
Gilmore RL Phat real estate and insurance agent arranges sale of a brick two story dwelling on West Fifth Street with 20 feet frontage and 190 feet depth. Immediate possession granted to Daniel GF Shanks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterian
First Baptist Churches
Presbyterian Church
Graveyard Commission
McCleery’s Jewvelry Store
North Market ST
P. O. Boz
Frederick, Md
State of
New York
Sonvi Ven
Miss
Whitlow
Santee Worites
Horner
R. Newman
Fifth Avenue
Crry
Greenawalt’s
The
Man I Want
Lfe
Frederick County
News-Post
E. L. Kritzer
Central Trust
C. Thomas Kemp
News Tob
the Farmers & Mechanics National
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank Derick
Ttem
Eae Lope Deralre
S. W. Straus & CO
Straus Bldg
Straus
Mich, Ave
Jackson Bird
Chicago
Straus First
J. Scott Atkinson
Frederick Maryland
Pearre
Telephone
Frederick’s Friendly Growing Bank
Noaily Market St
Square Corner
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