Potomac Edison Offers Civil War History Folders for Tourists
More than 100000 copies of a folder titled The Civil War in the Valley of History have been distributed nationwide by Potomac Edison Company. The travel map and 20 color photos highlight sites in Maryland Virginia West Virginia and southern Pennsylvania. Features include Cham bersburg Harper’s Ferry and Antietam related landmarks.
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Potomac Edison Company
United States
Potomac Edison
Public Service
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick
West Patrick Street
John Greenleaf Whittier
Stonewall Jackson
Frederick County
Burkittsville
Alfred Townsend
South Mountain
Antietam
Boonsboro
Fire destroys farmhouse severing lines near Baltimore
A farmhouse was destroyed by fire near Baltimore on Thursday, cutting telephone service to about 2,000 residents. The owners were away at the time of the blaze.
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Baltimore
Here
Baltimore News-Post
Sunday American
Fallout Shelter Permit Issued in Frederick City Plans
Eight Frederick City permits approved by the Assessors Office total more than 59530.50 dollars. A 500 dollar private fallout shelter will be built at 812 Montclaire Avenue for Orval W Staley by John B Hane and Sons. Other permits include an 18000 dollar split level home for Thomas Holcomb at 205 Wyngate Drive and a 15000 dollar one story brick home at 103 Mount Olivet Boulevard by John W Stockman.
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Orval
W. Staley
Montclaire Avenue
Frederick City
Assessors Office
Court House
John ‘B. Hane
Wyngate Drive
Thomas Holcomb
Mount Olivet Boulevard
John W. Stockman
King Avenue
Charles Collins
Apple Avenue
Carroll H. Kehne
Good Street
Mt. Airy
Good Road
College Campus
Good State Road
Good Village
Frederick
Cockran Family Missing. Baltimore Area Home Demolished
In Essex district Baltimore County neighbors aided in watching livestock after the Cochran family vanished. They were later found in Philadelphia. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. announced service restoration by midnight and the two story frame Cochran home was demolished.
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Charles Cockran
Essex
Baltimore County
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John ‘Brown
Sharpsburg
Cambridge Drive
Tulip ‘Hill
Oden Brothers
Water Street
Franklin T. Baer
Utica
Betty Jane Utterback
Betty Jane
Bernice
Taneytown
Ramsburg
Edna Buhrman
Hess-Bushey
Carroll County Agricultural Center
Daniel I. Naill
Norman Baumgardner
David Reifsnider
Hazel Hess
Roy Hess
Purcellville
Carroll Hess
Claude Slagle
Leonard Reifsnider
Wilmer Naill
Henry Alexander
Everett Hess
Charles Null
Clarence Weybright
D. Leonard Reifsnider
Claude J. Slagle
Dobbs
LMT Or
Pearre
Drug Store
Drug E Prescription Service
S. Market St
Detrick
Ned S. Zeiler
Frederick, Mad
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
North Court Street
Null. Inc
N. Court St
Braddock Heights
N. Fred
Walkersville Lovely
Delbert S. Null
Mary Ann Hylton
High’s
Wyrs
Briggs
Raspberry
Washington
Wilkin’s
Court St
Jungleland Snake Farm
Thurmont, Md
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
N. Carroll St
Melvin M. Ensle
COAL
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
Universal Insulation Co
Edward S. Mobley
Wilson Place
Papo Lie Cele
D.p.m
R.p.m
Storm & Shipley
Baltimore News-Post & American Social Security
P.O
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News Post
New Spa
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