Public Sale Finds Civil War Message Attracts Collector
In Frederick area sales, resident Mark Head street of Tuscarora bought a document with a 1862 location stamp from General Lee. The note dated near Frederick Town urges locals to join the Confederacy, a curious Civil War artifact now sought by buffs. Readers are invited to view upcoming items in the classified section and future News-Post coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mark Headstreet
Tuscarora
KE. Lee
Cyn Manding
Army N. VA
Frederick Town
Bradstreet
MD. 28
Buckeystown
News-Post
Lee
Maryland
Rosemont Ave
L. Paul Wade
Frederick Jayce
Telephone Pioneers of America
C&p Telephone
Olive Engle
Olive
Jerry
Miss Engle
From Goodwill to Employee of the Year in Frederick
George Eshleman, a former institutional resident, finds independence through Goodwill in Frederick. He works, earns a wage, and has social ties and Blue Cross Blue Shield coverage. Patricia Pearl, director of rehabilitation and personnel, leads tailored programs guiding clients toward competitive employment with counseling and staged job readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eshleman
Sachs
Maryland
Stephen Sachs
Goodwill
Frederick
Eshleman
Momocacy Valley Goodwill Industries
Sbor
George
Patricia Pearl
Mra
J. Pittman
Frederick Goodwill
Mrs. Pearl
Goodwil Clents
Pearl
Joe
Ludwell Callett
United Way
Gills
Waverley Gardens
Pat
Mr. Catlett
Angered Readers Clash With Potomac Edison Over Shutoff
Anne Cinque of Boyds writes of a July 31 electric disconnection for a $108.60 June bill never received, plus a $65 deposit and $15 service fee. She details delays, rude staff, lost food, water damage, and claims of monopoly power and lack of notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chincoteague
Serenemone Potomac Edison
Potomac Edison
Frederick
Hagerstown
Pooleaville A
C. Tt
D. Potomac Edison
United Mie Peete
Electric
Gaithersburg
Powlesville
Tme
Frederick YMCA Holds Community Service at Baker Park
Frederick City experienced a blackout around 9 p.m. as Oscytarote metal failed engineers reported. Mills Brothers Circus entertained crowds under chairman Jack Em spert near Pearl and Jefferson streets while Mrs. Benjamin Warshowsky urged the Frederick League Voters board to back redistricting for fairer congressional representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Swentiguan
Mills Brothers Circus
Jack Emspert
Pearl and
Jefferson Streets
Benjamin Warshowsky
Ata Ee
Board of
Direct Frederick League Voters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Posrach
Weshdeye
Phares
Wen
Adeline Foster
Gwen Halbach
Cynthia Nicole
Wendy M. Sutch
Canada
Frederick County
Baltimore
American Driver and Traffic Safety Association
By Joy Pittman
George Eshleman Goodwill Worker
Chet
Linda Lang
Berry's
Poland
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!