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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1922

Page

3

Mt Airy Maryland A Thriving Industrial Town

Mt Airy Maryland rises from Parr Ridge high above sea level and became a major inland business center. It hosts Mt Airy Canning Company and Farmers Milling and Grain Company with a 250 barrel daily mill, provides 25 canning season jobs, and ships Boris brand vegetables nationwide. The town rebuilt after a 1903 fire that destroyed over half the town, aided by a Frederick engine and railroad water tanks. It is a key freight point between Brunswick and Baltimore with electric power from Hagerstown Frederick Railway Company and a growing ice and dairy sector.

Mt. Airy Mt. Airy Bey Mt. Airy Mossenger Sykesville Herald First U. S Brunswick Baltimore Pike Westminster Parr’s Ridge Baltimore and Ohio Maryland Frederick Carroll County Mt. Airy Canning Company Farmers -Milling and Grain Company United States Boris N. H. Fookes Preston Terton Proctor Sane Farmers’ Milling and Grain Company Herbert A. Kline W. E. Geeting B. A. Lawrence Walter Spurrier Walter BR. Rudy Basil E. Moxley C. H. Kline John H. Hardy James A. Mullinix Vernon W. Nicodemus W. H. Burdette A. W. Hall William HA. Hood A. F. Conaway Stanley Kline Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company Mt. Airy Ice and Electric Company Mt Airy Ice and Electric Company Mt Airy Ice Cream Company Walter H. Rady A. B. Seliman A. R. Molesworth Ser.ee C. Riddlemostr Edgar Smith Morgan Kimmel George W. Clas Herbert Leatherwood Witter D. Jones Windsor Williams Johan Hardy Isaac Frizell L. J. Multinesax Mt. Airy Hotel Chieliz Fairfield Dairy

Mt. Airy Business and Civic Life Review

Mt. Airy hosts a diverse business scene with the People's Lumber and Supply Company led by Thomas B. Watkins, and a growing hardware trade including Harry T. Bowman. The First National Bank, Commercial State Bank branch, and multiple insurers are highlighted along with a robust fraternal presence and Mt. Airy Fair activities at Wild Wood Park.

Tory People's Lumber and Supply Company Thomas B. Watkins Ira Watkins Asa Watkins Maryland Harry T. Bowman Dorsey and Company Mt. Airy Frank Miller Maryland State Association of Fire Insurance Agents Home Fire Insurance Company of New York Continental Fire Insurance Company of Horal Fire Insurance Company of Liverpool Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Company The Firemen’s Insurance Company of Newark New Brunswick New Jersey Fire Insurance Company London Assurance’ Company Insurance Company Pennsylvania People’s Fire Insurance Company of Frederick Mutual Life Insurance Company of Fidelity and Casualty Company of Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore Miller B. W. Bowman Airy Frederick County Milton G. Urner Urner A. W. Hall E. M. Molesworth J. EL. Burdette Bradley Leatherwood Harry R. Zeppteller Sophie Dorsey Charles D. Walker Otho T Font Albert W. Ball Albert H. Gosnell Winter D. Jones David R. Roop John R. Lewis Walter K. Rudy William H. Hood A. B. Selman Ernest A. Lawrence Frank 5. Beall J. L. Burdette Commercial State Bank Byron Dorsey J. Windsor Wilams BR. L. Runkles Charles A. Ogle Mary V. Ogle First National Edward Baker Herbert Eline Charles EB. Poole Deets Warfield Byron Herman Young R. L. Runkles William H. Hendrickson Carroll County Wild Wood Park Carroll Howard Montgomery Wartled J. K. Smith Charles Glover R. E George Clay Malcolm Ratking Western Maryland College Maryland State College Saint John’s Washington College Maryland College Watkins Firat Henora Malcolm Watkins Mt Airy Annapolis ME Airy High School M. E North Gouiight Saint James’ Episcopal Isaac P. M. Boyden New Market Saint James Episcopal Church Prudence Lodge No A. F A. M W. M. L. V. Barnes Lindsay Browning Walter Bourrier Hubert Buredette Raymond Brendenburg Tyler Rodwell Runkles P. King Raymond Stankies Prosperity Lodge No Herman Beck Carl M. van Poole Walter L. Spurrier W. D. Snyder H. R. Zepp WL. Shipley Charles Gartrel Independent Order of Good Templars Masonic Hall Asa H. Watkins Earnest Walker Virginia District of Columbia West Butte Montana F. R. Isaac Wm. H. Hogarth,Sr Grand Lodge Frank A. Hammond Mary L. Smith O. U. AL ML Clarence Hood Comelon Charles Brown A. R. Molesworth Linsay Browning Harry Bellison Charles

Mt Airy Gains Progress In Arts And Civic Projects

Mt Airy hosts five days of Swarthmore Chautauqua performances with plans for next year and weekly band concerts by Browningsville Tayloraville and Morgan Chapel. The Mt Airy Messenger reports on community projects, a new playground, and a debated water system amid town elections and local improvements.

Mt Airy Messenger Masonic Hall M. BL Edgar Smith Additio Smith Charles Glover Frederick County Walter R. Study Mt. Alry Carroll, County Republican State Central Committee Mt Alry's Charles D. Routzahn Charles Fl. Moylan C. M. Wall Poole Arnold Fierming Charles R. Routzahn Mt. Airy Westminster Frank Mier Ira Watkins Skeggs 3. T. Poole D Zepp Mt Airy RL Ronkiea R. J. Smith Edgar Mercer B. F. Barrows Steele Qur Town C. Riddlemoser Mt. Airy Messenger Srkecille Herald

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