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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1929

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4

First White Christmas in Years in City

Garber's Trucks Wrecked and two drivers injured in separate crashes near Popular and Middletown as ice and snow hinder travel. State police report no major accidents, roads remain rough with plows clearing main routes. Frederick sees cold spell linger and forecasts point to warmer, but still cool, conditions ahead.

Oine Rome Garber Edward Fout Fout Garx Middletown Frederick Em Ayaryland

Winebrenner granted leave from Cresap’s Rifles unit

Col D J Markey announced that Captain Philip R Winebrenner of Regimental Headquarters Company Cresap’s Rifles has been granted a leave of absence effective January 1. Capt Crames N Staley will command in his absence. Winebrenner, longtime local military figure, helped christen Cresap’s Rifles in honor of Capt Michael Cresap. Staley, veteran of the 29th Division, has led the regimental staff for seven years and previously served on the Mexican border.

D. J. Iharkey Maryland Natonal Guard Philip R. Winebrener Cresaps’ Rifles Ibis Etr Winebrewer Phadelphia Crames N. Staley Thorely Boston Washington 113Th Infantry

Thanksgiving gatherings and hog butcherings in Lovettsville

The Lovettsville area held a Thanksgiving at O. P. Spring’s home with numerous locals listed among attendees. A December 2 hog butchering at Charles E. Spring’s home produced five hogs, dinner served, attendees named. A December 17 slaughter at Otho P. Spring’s home yielded seven hogs, largest 410 pounds, with dinner and guests noted. Weather outlook predicts milder days around 50 degrees with much snow melting by New Year.

Charles E. Spring Lovettsville Dinmer E. Spring Otto P. Spring Carl BR. Spring Raymond E. Ault John King Washington Hugh Vincel John Beans Misses Saddie Fry Ruth V Flecher Vesper C. Reed Otho P. Spring Ruth V. Fletcher D. EH Green Clinton Stream J. D Butler

Montgomery County funds approve 250000 Sanitary bonds

The county commissioners approve indorsement of 250000 in bonds by the Maryland Suburban Sanitary Commission to extend water and sewer mains in Montgomery and Prince Georges counties. Clark reports district tax assessments totaling 1.191 million in Rockville Bethesda Wheaton Potomac Gaithersburg and surrounding towns. A public hearing is set for January 27 on Senator Bish Lee's re zoning petition in Silver Spring.

Rockville Benjamin C. Perry Berry E. Clark Maryland Suburban Sanitary Commission Montgomery Prince Georges Washington Suburban Montgomery County Bethesda Wheaton Potomac Gaithersburg Washington Grove Silver Spring United States Bish Lee Maryland-Washington

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P. R. Winebrener Cresap’s Rifles Phila Tisville O. P. Spring Lovette Neill C. Buttes and Sons Calvin and Gerald Cumberland Carl RB. Spring John Ault John Earl Raymond C. Ault Maryland Theater WL. G. Fisher Ciara Big Boy Louise Rivera Glenn Tryon Lewis R. Dertzbaugh Teke Greenawalt’s Littles James E. Doll Steinite Columbia Brandes Albert C. Palmer West Patrick St East Third St Philip Wertheimer Merry Christmas C. E. Cline Commercial Bank of Maryland Frederick, Md Pearre Edmonston East Second St. Frederick J.c.penney CO Rederick, Md North Market St
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