Virginians Blamed After Potomac Oyster Incident
Virginia official Charles M. Lankford Jr. said oystermen in the Potomac confronted a Maryland plane as it ordered a dredging halt and a shotgun was allegedly pointed at the plane. The case will go to Westmoreland County prosecutors as Maryland investigates the pursuit that ended near Chatham Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Virginia Fisheries
Charles M. Lankford Jr
Virginia
Maryland
Potomac River
Lankford
Gyster
Witherd
Potomac
Colonial Beach
Raggedy Point
Westmoreland County
Commonwealth
Richard E. Chatham
Robert L. Shores
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
William Ryland
Maryland oyster dredging dispute quoted by official
A report from Frederick on December 21, 1954 covers remarks by commissioners and local officials about a fishing incident. Chatham says he was after rockfish not oysters, while Shores claims conservation officials could not have mistaken rockfish for oyster dredging.
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Frederick
Mid
Lankford
Chatham
Iincident
Maryland
Shores
Sybert Takes Oath As Attorney General
Baltimore December records show LB-C. Ferdinand Sybert sworn in as Maryland attorney general by Governor McKeldin before about 100 officials jurists and guests. He resigns Howard County state senate seat. ceremony noted family attendance and plans to collaborate with the governor. Also included is the Anderson executor account showing a total of 20946.43 with disbursements 8676.61 and net 12265.82 plus specific bequests and residual distributions to nine heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
C. Ferdinand Sbert
Maryland
Sybert
Eduard D E. Rollins
McKeldin
Howard
Howard County
Mecheldin
Neil Sybert
Ralph J. Edward J
C Ad
Charles Brown
Catherine Nusz
Raymond L. Ford
Benjamin L Shuff
Christmas party plans at New Market Homemakers Club
The New Market Homemakers Club held a Christmas party at Mrs Lucian Falconer's home with co hosts Mrs Mary McGolerick and Mrs John Stiles. Thirty members discussed hazards removed at home, three guests attended, and Miss Jessie Shawbaker previewed a German folk song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market Club
New Market Homemakers Club
Lucian Falconer
Mary McGolerick
John Stiles
Jessie Shawbaker
Willam Browning
United Nations Center
Jack McGolerick
Murray Etzler
Local club holds December covered dish supper
Mr Burdette, Miss Pauline Flosd, Mrs Floyd Hungerford, Mr Svam sey and Mr Roop attended a sacral period followed by refreshments hosted by the hostess. The club also held a covered dish supper on December 10 which was reportedly well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette
Pauline Flosd
Floyd Hungerford
Svamsey
Roop
Union Bridge society notes and travels
Union Bridge and nearby residents report weekend visits and trips. Mr and Mrs Alan Crout and son Daniel spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs John D Roop in Linwood. Mr and Mrs Charles Minnick visited Richmond Virginia with their son in law and daughter. The Union Bridge Homemakers Club met at Mrs David Roop’s home with 17 members and one visitor. a Christmas program and a county home demonstration gift were planned. a cake sale raised about $2 for the sick box project. Wilbur Otto of Keymar is a patient at University Hospital Baltimore. Lehigh Cement Co bought the Jesse Proutz farm near Union Bridge and an adjoining field from Miss Pauline Fuse. Mr and Mrs Howard Gray visit Miami Florida to see their son Robert Gray and family. Rhino ceroses once lived in North America and Furnpe AtmeT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Alan Crout
Daniel
Middentown
Ohio
John D Roop Linwood
Charles Minnick
Richmond Va
Jol Reynolds
Minnick
Union Bridge Homemakers Club
David Roop
Linwood
Roop
Eva Hames
Clarence Lockard
Wilbur Otto
Keymar
University Hospital
Baltimore
Lehigh Cement Co
Jesse Proutz
Pauline Fuse
Howard Gray
Miami Fla
Robert Gray
Real estate and finance notices from Frederick Maryland area
A mixed old newspaper notice lists Peoples Finance Co promoting stock accounts and bill collection, followed by Noah E. Cramer & Son Realtors offering multiple properties in Frederick and nearby towns. Listings include 6 room brick dwellings, 4 to 5 room houses, and framed homes with details on price heat and location.
Real Estate Listings By Ralph W Boyer
RALPH W BOYER broker lists brick and frame houses for quick sale in city areas. Includes brick bungalow with oil heat at Military Road near Camp Derrick, four and five room apartments on West 4th Street, and a four room brick bungalow on East 13th Street. Also notes six room frame bungalow with steam heat and a corner lot with full basement in the western section and a 80 foot building for the north section. Contact Ralph W Boyer, Frederick, MOQ, 3-5201, No 1 N Court St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Head College
Staunds
Gutsharts
Military Road
Camp Derrick
Orick Bungsiow
Ralph W Boyer Frederick Moq
All Funds No
N. Court Sl
198 A Dairy Farm with two houses for sale
A Mt. Airy Maryland dairy farm listing with a 10 room main house and a 8 room tenant house plus barn, stalls, and silo on hard road frontage. Asking price 38500 or best offer. Broker Luther Knowles notes period housing stock and potential for developing selling lots. Also lists several other farm properties and building lots in Frederick area with prices from 6 000 to 145 000 and contact details.
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Bath
Bro Mer Cooperation
MARDE
Fred
Rees
Luther Knowles
Elm Street
Frederick
Maryland
Dairy farm for sale with modern improvements in Maryland
RL ZENTZ offers 167 acre dairy farm fronting macadam road with a fine house electric water from spring and phone, bank barn and stable, grade 1 milk to Baltimore, pasture and cropland, 15 500 dollars or 21 dollars per acre with dairy herd, cows, equipment and crops included. Real estate handled by RB L Zentz Strout Realty Uniontown Rd Tanertown Maryland.
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Woodiot
Fred'k
Zentz Strout Realty
Uniontown Rd
Tanertown
City listings offer modern brick homes and vehicles
Howard S Fine Realty lists modern brick homes on N Market St Carroll Parkway and others with 4 to 7 rooms, baths, oil or automatic heating, garages and corner lots. Also advertised are apartments on Patrick St and a variety of used cars at Monocacy Motors with price tags and trade offers.
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Market St
Carrol Parkway
Patrick St
Church St
Tefferson St
Arstem
Catner
South St
Jefferson St
Hove
Franklin St
Qualiied
Howard S Fink
N_ Court St
John H Coblentz
Anthony Cincotta
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Frederick Bottled Gas CO
XOW
N. Market St
Kinsey’s
East Patrick St
Daniel C. Poole
Jefferson, MD
Vjamsville Club
Walker Roop
Jjamsville Homemakers Club
Harry Swomiey
Marie Miller
Delbert Piper
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Albert Burdette
Piper
Conrad Hargett
Samuel Hollingsworth
Robert Huebner
Ryland Houston
Walter England
Bernard Hargett
Asthma Peoples Service
XMAS
Philco
Motorola
Sunbeam
Irons Lewyt Vacuum Cleaners
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carrell St
Florida
Mardi Gras
New Orleans
New England
Lincoln Bus Lines
Poplar St
Hanover, Pa
Fiberglas
Ho! Universal IN
Dward S. Mobley Jr
Wilson Place
Ritchie Finance Corp
South
Wareet Street
Frederick, Mad
North America
Furnpe
Schroeder
East
Patrick Street
Guam
Faegest Island
Mananas
Noah E Cramer O
Stuuary
Elm St
Ralph W. Boyer
Harry Footer & CO. Cleaners
S. Market St
Olds
Leonard E. Sherman
RMAN
Mt. Airy, Md
Mt. Airy
A. Luther Knowles
G. H. Mercer & Sons
Rinhtatre
Jefferson
Ghayson
Chevrolet
P. B. Roop
Mt Pleasant
Sit Goo
Motter's Station
Broop & Son
New Windsor
Frederick Realty CO
Center Street
Sehartog
Apt
NFE
SAAN
Crum
ZENTZ
Howard S. Fine
Reed's
Ike
Plymouth
GMC
Pontiac
E. Patrick St
Snidebaker
Xew
Studebaker
Low Mueaze
Rerd
Andrew Pacha
Frederick County
Middletown
MOYER
Lincoln-Mercury
Mercury
Mercomatic
Monocacy
Monocacy Motors, Inc
West End Motors
Jefferson and
South Sts
Hillside Motors
Ratho
Hillside Motor Co, Inc
Lawson Motor Sales
Hem J
Market
New Market
Stas
RTOS
Ideal Garage CO
Wasp
Eater
Dysarlow Radin & Heaivr
E. Patrick St. Frederick
Dill Ave
K Builders Phones
Abtacnal izFp
Emalier
SM Pan
Roy Watt Cove
Cerpice
Cqual Arsenal Finance CO
Monument
Robert C. Schutzel
YES
John W. Wilt
Adamstown, MD
Tremont
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