Land, Land, Land Why Frederick County Grows
Frederick County gains 3458 acres since 1974 per preliminary 1978 Census figures, sparking Will Rogers quip about land never being made. local officials note improved cooperation but fear development outpacing plans as farms vanish under housing and commerce.
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Will Rogers
Frederick County
Frederick
Arnold Bullinbacher
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
News-Post
Adolph Mongo
Middletown
Frederick Valley
Pupil Attendance Honored at New Market School February 1930
February 2 1930 list shows perfect attendance across grades from first to seventh at New Market School January totals. Teachers from two room Frederick county schools attended Buckeystown School meeting under Miss Virginia Harwood. Yellow Springs PTA set visitation day with Frederick Board officials and education leaders. Friendly Girls class at Evangelical Lutheran Church School met with 23 members. elections held and prizes awarded.
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New Market School
Robert Boyer
Harvey Hewitt
Jack McGolerick
Preston Sheets
Hattibelle Lugenbeel
Dorothy Gartreil
Charlotte Etzler
Ruth Davis
Donald Hood
William Snyder
Doris Burall
Gladys Phebus
Margaret Smith
Jerome Snyder
Charles Sheets
Howard Tresonisy
Sarah Snyder
Bernie Bussard
Mary Hewitt
Muldred Lockner
Gladys Rever
Marie Davis
Mary Elizabeth Bell
Lester Cain
Paul Clay
Dallas Watkins
Charles Watkins
June Gartrell
Audrey Davis
Marie Burgess
Marion Burall
Mildred Betson
Woodrow Hay
Ellis Hood
Leroy Lugenbeel
William Phebus
Earl Smith Jr
Arthur Lawson
James Davis
Ruth Smith
Pauline Smith
Lois Nikirk
Pauline Lockner
Marion Palmer
Frederick County
Buckeystown
Virginia Harwood
Yellow Springs Pta
Ross V Smith
Friendly Girls
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Old Chapel
Helen Stewart
Helen Repp
Muriel Baer
Ruthella Cronenburg
Mollie May
Dot Murray
Helga Daniels
Betty Abrecht
Jennie Ruthvin
Beatrice Cole
Jane Stull
Agnes Alexander
Betty Betson
Birthday tribute to Ralph Fraley Martz on 78th year
The Freder ickton native Ralph Fraley Martz marks his 78th birthday today February 2 1980. Born in Bentztown Frederick City his family lineage traces to Lancaster Pa and his ancestors helped grow Frederick County and Frederick City. He attended South Street School North Market Street School and Boys High School graduating in 1924 earning the Bankers Medal and crediting teachers for his study skills and literary prowess.
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Ralph Fraley Martz
Bertha May Fraley Martz
Harvey W. Marte
Franklin A. Martz
Frederick
Clyde Be.mares
Ft. Lauderdale
Ralph Martz
South Street
Jaz E. Third St
North Market Street
Boys High School
Elm Street
Fenton Harris
Irma Diggs
Charles Moylan
Mary Castle Ott
Lewis A. Fraley
John H. Martz
Ralph
Robert and
Pete Hartman
Rollie Atkinson
Walter Comer
Millard Roelke
Vernon Miller
John Snyder
Montgomery County
Lsnd
United States
Henry W. Becraft
Clarksburg
Chamber of Commerce of
Montgomery County Board of Realtors
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Potomac Edison
Hyattstown
C&p
Ralph Fraley Martz honored for lifelong Frederick County history work
A Frederick News-Post tribute lauds Ralph Fraley Martz for decades of archival research and advocacy. The piece highlights his genealogical books, preservation efforts at Lakin Burial Ground, leadership in local historical societies, and his role in chronicling Frederick County’s churches mills and pioneers.
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Montgomery County
Clarksburg
Martz
Rockville
Frederick
Middletown
Gaithersburg
Maryland
United Church of Christ
Jefferson
Ralph
Catharine Arnold Lakin
Lakin
Fry Road
Abraham Lakin
Mr. Lakin
James Simmons
John Simmons
Snail Cemetery
Wetzel County
W. Va
Rockingham County Historical Society
Harrisonburg
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Maryland Historical Society
United Church of Christ, Jefferson
Grace Reformed
Trinity Chapel
Ralph Martz
Frederick Breakfast
Optimist Club
Optimist International
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Brunswick Senior Citizens
American Association of Retired Persons
Marts
Maryland Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Teads
The
Frederick News-Post
Ralph Fraley Martz
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Uniteds
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Sertoma
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Huff and Puff
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Charlie Main
Jim Grove
Red Cross
Etd
Mount Saint Mary's College
Jim
Larry Johnson
Jim Bryan
Larry
Jack Kussmaul
Frederick Community College
FCC
Kussmaul
Frederick High
Yost
Ruth Burall
Aeelvert Hee Baytfig
Francis W. Bush Sr
Democratic
America
Supreme Court
Robert E. Kennedy
College Ave. Fresenck
CIA
Jack Anderson
Fingale
Washington
Orp Vara
Anderson
International Energy Statistical Review
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
DODEX
Library of Congress
Washington, D.C
National Technical Information Service
Port Royal Road
Springfield
API
2 Nightingale
Harry H. Hardy
American Petroleum Institute
Lt. N.W
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Mats Pneroy OE Lvicee, Inc
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