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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1951
Page
6
Pictured is an aid work car on Market street as Edison wart men advance the second step in abandoning trolley service. The first step was removing the cars, ending a era when people could ride around the city for five cents.
Robert Browning, 14, of a Bartholows-area farm near Frederick, recounts attending the Maryland State 4-H Conservation Camp at Pleasant Valley. He describes daily activities from wildlife and forestry classes to fish marking, trap demonstrations, and river trip visits, noting friendships formed and lessons in conservation.
A nostalgic look at Frederick Maryland trolley service begun in 1821 by the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway era under Potomac Edison. It recalls the Loop cars, notable local operators, and the final farewell run on July 30, 1937, as buses replaced trolleys and the city moved on from an era of urban electric transit.
A concise language lesson noting common misusages and pronunciations. It covers t t will revenge, avenge usage, and misspellings annulling terms plus synonyms for gossip. The piece highlights intonation as vocal modulation with an example.
The notice cites a statistic about India where roughly 85 percent of the population relies on agriculture for direct sustenance. It frames daily news as fascinating yet often somber, noting events demand attention and readers can grasp the gist without a quiz.
Residents and visitors list week end and Sunday gatherings. Roy Lind Fort Bragg spent weekend with parents Walter and Mrs Lind. Harold Gaver Joseph Gaver visited Frank Gaver. Glen Wilthedie from Trotwood visited F H Birely family. Lind and Dixon families hosted multiple relatives at Taneytown Frederick and Pen State College trips. Picnic at Big Pipe Creek Park hosted by Linton and Wright families.
Emmitsburg resident Jean Marie Winter from Hanover Pa visits cousins Mr and Mrs Carroll Martin on West Main Street for a week. A block party hosted by the local Veterans of Foreign Wars is set for Friday and Saturday August 17 and 18 on DePaul Street between St Josephs rectory and Route 15. Mr and Mrs Robert Gillelan spend the weekend at Ocean City Md with daughter Amy and her Gettysburg Pa based son in law, and Mr and Mrs Jack Wood and family of Reisterstown Md rent a cottage for their vacation.
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