Progress Made On City Improvement
Second floor of City Hall undergoes transformation as renovation continues. City officials say construction advances will modernize offices and public access areas.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
10
Second floor of City Hall undergoes transformation as renovation continues. City officials say construction advances will modernize offices and public access areas.
Improvements at City Hall progress rapidly with major second floor remodeling. New wider stairs and partitions reshape the aldermen room and police headquarters on the second floor. A small chief’s office will serve as headquarters with a door to the court. Heating plant installation awaits contract after these changes are finished.
Report notes Mr and Mrs Titus W Day bought a new automobile at Hyde Park with relatives. Washington visitors include Mr and Mrs W H Broadhurst and others for a weekend with L C Beall. Mrs Monroe Watkins and Sherman Mullinix plus daughter Eve son called on sister Mrs Turr Keith. Deers Day announce birth of a son born Thursday July. Miss Mahorly King near Purdum visited Seannah Lewis. Mrs Leslie Windsor stayed with Aunt and Uncle Barry Beall.
A Taneytown youth suffered minor injuries when a burlap bag rope ride tore loose and dropped him from a barn roof area. Dr. F T Elliott set his leg in a plaster cast. The item also notes vacation visits by Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson to Baltimore relatives, John Eckard’s slow hospital recovery, and dinner hosts the Sies and Simmons families with several Westminster guests.
Aug 19 notes list visits among Lewisdale Tewisdale families. Etta Cut, Mrs Hattie Bing, Mr and Mrs Wilttam Layton, a 45 family, G Bundaya at Beal home. Vivie Barnes visits aunt Leslie Beall. Marguerite Beall with Felmore Beall near Browningsville. Lucille Trout from near Frederick visits her mother-in-law Mrs Sherman Mullinix. Monroes hosted Arthur Burdette of Beltimore and others from Lime Kiln. Merhie Lawson of Washington visiting grandfather T C Watkins. Fletcher Beall of Washington also stayed several days.
Demescus August 10. Members of Mountain View Methodist Protestant church plan a chicken and supper event at Johneot's Grove on Saturday September 9 with most meals provided by King's Band. The organizing committee is led by Mrs Vinnie King and Mrs Mote South. Local social notes include a Sunday School lawn party hosted by Mrs John W Mager with Rev and Mrs W Clark Main and many attendees. Accompanying community updates mention visits by Washington DC guests, vacation school activities at Glen Echo Park, and a string of hosted gatherings among locals and families.
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