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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1959
Page
14
Government reports show overall economic gains in March but farm income is expected to fall about one billion dollars from last year due to lower prices and reduced government payments. The Agriculture Department notes farm profits down despite a record first quarter for the nation’s output.
A property listing for Samuel L. Birely describes a 113 acre stock farm with streams, a large frame house, barn, and other outbuildings. Includes county showpieces with varied farm sizes, Montana land options, business opportunities, and residential plus commercial lots.
Entertainer Arthur Godfrey announced on a taped morning show that he expects to be off the air at least two months due to chest surgery and a possible cancer. He flew to his Leesburg farm to rest before an exploratory operation next week. Godfrey, 55, has broadcast for 39 years and has a history of medical issues including a 1953 hip operation from a 1931 auto accident.
A fragmented property advertisement showcases brick apartments, farms, and large homes for sale in the Frederick Maryland region. Listings mention 39 stall Washington carry, 340 acres 50 stall Washington sary farm, and a large semi modern stone home with 1450 acres plus several outbuildings. Contact A511 West 9th St Frederick MD phone 3-6528 Rep Samuel E Bogler.
Washington reports that public hearings on the local milk dispute are set for Capiel Kil early next month and may run a week to 10 days. Representative Steed of Oklahoma, chairing the House subcommittee, said the full House Small Business Committee unanimously authorized the hearings to uncover facts. AML and government milk agencies will testify first, followed by dairies farmers and consumers. many spectators are expected.
Five room and four bedroom homes offered with features like stone fireplaces, ceramic tile baths, full basements, and modern kitchens. Notable listings include a ~18 500 mortgage post and a 20 500 brick two story with ample landscaping and porches, all in the Frederick area, contact Ralph W Boyer at HEALTE Phone MO 3 3535.
Russell Z Horman and associates advertise multiple properties in city and county areas. Listings include brick duplexes four bedroom houses with modern kitchens, and apartments with oil or steam heat and garages. Prices range from 9 000 to 27 000 with features like fenced yards basements and fireplaces.
Public hearing on a Montgomery County milk ordinance, similar to District sanitation codes, will continue Friday night in Rockville after 26 witnesses testified last Friday. District Commissioners plan two dairy industry conferences on the milk dispute then schedule further public hearings on proposed regulations. Also noted are details from the Washington Street PTA April meeting and several local real estate and farm listings with prices and features.
A group pledge at the meeting led by Mrs Carlin’s room earned the attendance award. Sirs Lorettie Smith outlined officers for the coming year with President Charles Main ice president Mrs Malcolm Barger secretary Mrs Crena Spencer treasurer Mrs Harry Crotchley. Strawberry festival plans set for May 18 at the school and committee chairmen meet May 5 to finalize. An achievement night is scheduled for April 27 at Washington Street School. Delegates to a conference May 33 were Ross Moberly Mrs Naomi Strole and Mrs Crena Spencer. A film titled Gate Way to the Mind was shown and refreshments served.
The company advertises buy row homes at 808 Young Place near W Seventh Street offering FHA financing and 25 to 36 year terms with small or no down payment. It notes 12 homes sold in opening week and lists features like 2 story frame houses with three bedrooms, a 26,36 church, hot air heat, and rentals in Frederick within five miles of the city.
Veterans urged to act before GY interest rates jump from 434 to 514. Local office offers free guidance and representation for tech GI loan applications, with no charges or delays.
The Uptown office formerly at 3308 W 7th St moves to MG Young Place in the new section of College Estates subdivision. It opens daily at 9 6 with Wednesday and Friday evenings and Sundays 1 3. Contact Mr Simmons MO 2 3108 or Home MO 2 257.
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