South Market Street Hill To Be Widened
Frederick's South Market street crest near Mount Olivet cemetery will be widened after State Roads Commission approval. City Engineer W Raymond Walter said paving between existing pavement and new curb will cost about 529 dollars to the SRC, with cooperation from property owners and city authorities. The upgrade aims to ease traffic hazards at Route 29 and the county road intersection, reducing frequent accidents and fatalities.
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South Market Street
Hie
Mount Olivet Cemetery
W. Raymond Walter
State Roads Commission
SRC
Robert S. Reindollar
P. Watson Webb
Russell H. MicCain
Frederick
W A. Walter
Wilson T. Ballard
T. M. Linthicum
Ballard
Walter
Mayer and Aldermen
Waller
PMA Offices Restart After Suspension
Joseph H L Blandford announces that the Maryland PMA and 23 county offices resume activities after a near two month pause. Re employed workers, renewed deliveries of lime and super phosphate, and farmer enrollment in farm plans are outlined with emphasis on conservation and soil protection to qualify for aid.
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Congress
Maryland
PMA
Joseph HL Blandford
Blandford
Cornwell Heads Loudoun Golf Club Leadership
Lynn Cornwell of Purcellville was elected president of the Loudoun Golf and Country Club at the directors meeting in Purcellville Aug 1 to 7. J Terry Hirst was named vice president and O L Emerick secretary treasurer.
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Cornwell
Purcellville
Lynn Cornwell
Loudoun
Bombshell's Route Around the World montal Hospital Event
Mrs Blair is the former Clargaret Null who made her home with her aunt and uncle near Emmitsburg. Mr Henry Warthen of Baltimore vacationing at the home of Mrs Nellie Hobbs. Mrs L Dow Strader and son Jud of Clarksville with Mr and Mrs Leonard Sanders and daughter. Mr and Mrs Harry Spielman and Bill Spielman of Washington DC with Miss Betty Eyler of York and Mr George Eyler of Union Bridge Thursday. Mrs Emma Ohler and Mrs Ainnie Frock. Mrs Charles Sites and several children of Pittsburgh visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Gelch. Mr and Mrs Curtis D Topper Gettysburg Road receiving congratulations on the birth of a son Wednesday at Annie M Warner Hospital. Topper has re returned home after spending 2 weeks with grandmother Mrs Willem Topper. BARLEY DISCOUNT RATES The support prices for barley announced as 131 per rashes for No 1 barley in Baltimore and for No 1 barley stored on the farm the price is 1.50 per bushel. Grade discounts for No 2 barley 2e discount No 3 barley Se discount No 4 barley ide discount No 5 barley ide discount No barley grading gar licky will be eligible for a loan and there will be no light garlicky classification.
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John Spielman
Washington, DC
Betty Eyler
York
George Eyler
Union Bridge
Emma Ohler
Ainnie Frock
Charles Sites
Pittsburgh
Harry Gelch
Curtis D Topper
Gettysburg Road
Annie MN. Warner Hospital
Ey Topper
Shir
Willem Topper
Baltimore
Picnic gatherings ink Emmitsburg social notes
Emmitsburg area residents hosted a picnic supper at Caledonia Park. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Philip Bower, Rev. and Mrs. W Owings Stone and family, R L and Dr. and Mrs. George Riggs, with Frank Dunamore of Baltimore visiting. Ann Eckenrode returned to New Orleans after weeks with Prof. B J Eckenrode. Francis Blair Thurmont welcomed birth of a 812 pound baby.
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and Mirs
Philip Bower
Caledonia Park
W. Owings Stone
Barrington
R. L
George Riggs
Frank Dunamore
Baltimore
Pross
B. J.eckenrode
Joseph
Norfolk
Ann Eckenrode
B. J. Eckenrode
Daughter Bonnie Elizabeth Born July 17 at Frederick Me
A birth notice reports the arrival of Bonnie Elizabeth to family members in Frederick, Maryland. The brief item notes the date July 17 and identifies the newborn as the daughter of a local family. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Bonnie Elizabeth
the Frederick Me
President At Shangri La Resting Near Washington
President Truman relaxed at Shangri La in the Catoctin mountains near Thurmont Maryland. He drove with Rear Admiral Fosket and Captain Freeman to the Roosevelt retreat for a restful weekend of hiking swimming and loafing as he contemplates the remaining 75 bills from Congress before returning to Washington Monday.
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Washington
Truman
Shangri-La
Roosevelt
Catoctin Mountains
Thurmont
James H. Foskett
Charles L
Larry) Freeman
Wiliamsburg
Charles G. Ross
Missouri
Congress
Ross
Poolesville Meeting of Southern States Cooperative Held
Farmer members in the Poolesville area will share in 1,056,000 in patronage refunds for 1946 1947 purchases. More than 125 farmers gathered for the Southern States annual meeting sponsored by the cooperative and Sellman Cooperative Agency. T. B. Dorsett and Floyd Walkinshaw were elected to the local advisory board. New Farm Home Advisory committee members were Mrs F Spriggs and Mrs Charles F Kwil.
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Southern States Cooperative
Poolesville
Southern States
William D. Pyles
Sellman Cooperative Agency
T. B. Dorsett
Sellman
Floyd Walkinshaw
Dickerson
County Fair Style Show Elects New Chairmen
After a meeting the advisory board and farm home committee held brief sessions and elected T B Dorsett and Mrs Spriggs Hayes as chairmen of their groups. Winners of cash prizes in a feed bag style show include Class II Garments First Ruby Adait Dickerson second Jane Hubble Poolesville. Class II Household Articles First Jane Hubble Poolesville Charles H Davis Bealsville led group singing.
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Farm Home Committee
T. B. Dorsett
Spriggs Hayes
Ruby
Adait
Dickerson
Jane Hubble
Poolesville
iFirst
Charles H. Davis
Tragic Death From Lockjaw At Washington Hospital
Mary Evelyn Thompson a 12 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mason Thompson died at Children's Hospital Washington on Monday from lockjaw. The family resides at Knollwood Farm owned by Charles E Murnan near Waterford.
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Mary Evelyn Thompson
Iin Children’s Hospital
Washington
Mason Thompson
Foot injury case reported to London Red Cross
A child from Frederick Maryland suffered a splinter wound to the foot ten days earlier and was treated in Virginia. Condition described as critical with jaws locked. Case reported to the London Red Cross Chapter by a physician and the child rushed to Children’s Hospital by Mrs E Griffith. Interment held at Upperville after services. A dime novel is called a penny dreadful in England.
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London Hed Cross
E . Griffith
Childrens Hospital Hospital
Upperville
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