City Fathers Hold Regular Meeting in Frederick
Frederick City Aldermen delayed action on the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to allow for 15 day public notice. Peter Salamone sought a funeral home at 602 East Patrick Street but was told no decision yet. City Engineer Whiteford urged sidewalks for 200 residences, with Mayor Magaha granting permission to proceed. Police Chief Main complained of all day commuter parking and trash on Biggs Avenue, threatening towing. Four new acres added to Dragaway Inc property near Monrovia to New Market Road for about $4,000 total. Arabia note mentions cardamom and spices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Planning Commission
Board of Aldermen
Peter T. Salamone
Damascus
Washington, D.C
Frederick
East
Patrick Street
Hamilton Avenue
Salamone
E. Paul Magaha
Washington
Robert A. Whiteford
Magaha
Charles V. Main
Main
Biggs Avenue
Vate
Nadie Weabe
Thomas Woodcock
Salvation Army
Civitan Club
Summer Assembly trips and local notices in Lovettsville
Local notes report the Virginia Synod Summer Assembly visit by the Kretsingers and Lutheran Women executive board in Manassaville. Reports cover garden injuries, hospital stays, county hospital, state meetings in Roanoke, a seven year old breaking a leg, and Fred Frye recovering from injuries after a bridge fall. Additional items note camp leadership, visiting relatives, home demonstration club activities, a cancer test push, and a deep sea fishing outing. The final item mentions the Empire State Building’s height and TV tower in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rullins
Roanoke
R.E.A
Steven Schilling
Karl Schilling
Owen Jacobs
Loudoun Hospital
Fred Frye
Lavettsville
Jasper Rickard
Graham Retires From B&O After 44 Years
John YT Graham Burgess of Housemont retires from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Brunswick and Washington DC after 44 years with the line. He joined February 4, 1919 as a freight handler, rose to general foreman of the freight office, and served as foreman for 23 years. He plans further public service begun 11 years ago in 193? and will pursue continued civic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John YT. Graham
Housemont
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Mr. Graham
B & O Railroad
B&o
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
D.C
Burgess Graham
Lorenade Washington
Sears
First Burgess of Kusenioni Opens New Town
A local group formed the community in Brunswick to stop a mill from moving in. Juin Graham, a Rosemont resident, was chosen as the first mayor in 1942 and has been re elected every two years, maintaining low taxes and tight building permit control to keep Rosemont a fine residential area. In nearby Washington a House vote approved about 5.2 billion for space exploration with a 534 to 7 roll call. The Moon landing goal remains by the decade’s end. In New Orleans federal judges ordered desegregation of playgrounds community centers and cultural facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kusenioni
Better Homes
Brunswick
Burgess Graham
Juin Graham
Lavettssifle
Rosemont
Marviam
Money For Space Washington
House
Ben Jensen
Relona
Spore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick City
College Essites Civic Association
Dragaway, Inc. i
New Market Road
Monravia
Arabia
Dobbs Truss
Rees Utia
Market St
Williams Typewriter & Supply LA
Frederick’s
Olympia Typewriters
Addo-X & National
Art Metal & All Steel Furniture
York Safes
Heyers
Telefuckem
Pelican & Roneo
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Patrick St
Lovettsville
Mra
John Keister
ROT
Mom. Kretsinger
Massanetta Springs
Virginia Synod
The
Lutheran Church
Kretsinger
Claude Jacobs
Loudoun County Hospital
Gary Harrington
Henry’ Christner
J.D. Keister
Johanna Keister
Hochester
N.Y
Wi. Kite
Kenneth Kite
Vonnie
Laurel
Mississippi
Robert Ageton
Spokane
Mervyn Life
Arlington
Marie Kite
Francis Kite
Harrisonburg
Virginia
George Goodman
Murray Hill
N.J
Martin Goodman
Waterford
Carpenter
Home Demonstration Club
Mattie George
Giie Reed
Eteaneth Simpson
Molly McLaughlin
Mae Painter
Ruth Wire
Fitesent
Edith Bruin
Mary Cooper
Eva Ingalls
Hazel Finney
Clara Frye
Lena Hess
Winnie Myers
Imogene Owens
Olive Pavone
Laira Potterfield
Wire Reed
Flossie
Certan
Margaret Ridgeway
Ester
Millie Shumaker
Elizabeth Simpson
Mildred Lee
Mildred Washington
Harvey Turner
Catherine Robinette
Lesie Wirts
George F. Wirts
Kenneth Harrington
Harold Owens
Robert Legard
Delaware
Gretchen Wharton
Maurice Hatcher
Milton Holler
Maxine Baker
Mike Heller
Woodstock
Jon Brady
Fred Graham
Roe
Wilklow
1B. Brown
Charlotte Brown
Alasha
Pear
Kenny Wirts
John
Harry Learson
Jimmy Williams
Nater Reed
Kelly
Jimmy Thompson
Round Hill
Lynn
Sammy Wirts
Empire State Building
New York
Graham
the News
Maryland
Bruna
NEW Orle
New Orleans
Drug and A Prescription Service
Pearre’s
South Market St
Frederick County
Newton A. S. Bussard
Orphans’ Court
Richard A. Keller
Hollow Road
Middletown
A. Earl Bussard
Fannie B. Ropp
Newton
A. S. Bussard
Delbert S. Null
H. M. Alexander
W. Jerome Offutt
Ralph L. Gastley, JR
Mr. Brown
Colonial Jewelers
You. R. M. Brown
Cline
Kling
Ridge Homes
Sherwood
Ridge
Satisfied Ridge
Thurmont
Lee Saylor
POLY
Charcoal Grills
Reach & Sand Box Toys
Storm & Shipley
2Nd & Market Sts
Market
E. Patrick
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!