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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1949

Page

12

Social Guests Dine As Mantz Stevens Sibert Troxell Gastley Attend

In a 1948 gathering hosted for guests, attendance included Mr and Mrs Edward Mantz Mr and Mrs Edgar Stevens Air and Mrs Lewren Sibert Mr and Mrs Robert Troxell Mr and Mrs Roy Gastley and Mr and Mrs Francis.

Edward Mantz Edgar Stevens Air Lewren Sibert Robert Troxell Roy Gastley Francis

City's Plant Broke Records in Crematorium Operations

Report by Hebert H. Hartman to the Mayor and Aldermen shows the disposal plant set records last year with 1204 dogs cremated versus 700 in 1947 and 1900 skunk car cases versus 3500 previous year. Beetle burnings rose to 1576 quarts from 150 in 1947 amid a wet season boosting operations. Structural improvements near completion pending equipment arrival. secondary sewage treatment planned to reduce solids discharge into the Monocacy. A surprise housewarming for Mr and Mrs C Gray son Stevens of Happy Acres featured a crystal console set.

Hebert H. Hartman Camp Detrick

Local Residents Named in Social Notes

Cook, Mr. and Mrs. William Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wahl, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kelly, Mr. and Mrs Earlston Rothenhoefer and Sally and Philip Stevens.

Cook William Kemp Raymond Wahl Guy Kelly Earlston Rothenhoefer Sally Philip Stevens

Mile meaning from tin words for thousand paces

The term mile is traced to tin words signifying a thousand paces, linking ancient measurement roots to a long stand of varied unit names. This etymology highlights how early languages shaped modern distance terms used in trade and travel.

Piece Goods in Vat Dyed Washable Quality

Hundreds of yards of first quality piece goods offered vat dyed and washable. Intended for upholstery drapery or garment use, highlighting durability and colorfast finishes for broad consumer selection.

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