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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1952

Page

15

Kiwanis Club backs Intermediate League baseball team

Kiwanis members vote to sponsor a summer baseball squad for older boys in the Intermediate League with initial funding of 400 dollars and lower future costs. Potomac Edison executive Henry Startzman outlines a 1951 to 1954 plan costing millions to build a reliable regional power network linking Cumberland Williamsport and Riverton with high voltage lines and new 132 000 volt connections to Frederick.

Kiwanians Potomac Edison Charles K. Taylor Carleton Molesworth Kiwanaans Francis Scott Key Robert L Smith Henry H Startzman Potomac Edison Company Startzman Cumberland Williamsport Riverton Frederick R Paul Smith Reid and Thurmont Reid

Power system expands to meet rising demand

The PE system shows demand growth from 10 000 to 250 000 horsepower in 1940 1950. A 50 000 horsepower unit was added at Paul Smith Station Williamsport in 1947 and Riverton Virginia gained a similar unit in 1949 bringing total to about 309 000 horsepower. A new Albright West Virginia plant of 100 000 horsepower is planned for fall operation. Parsons Newman inducted two new members Patrick Turner and James Rogers with president James Messer Smith presiding. Kiwanis visitors included Harry W.

R Paul Smith Williamsport Riverton Albright W Va Cumberland Parsons Newman Patrick Turner James Rogers James Ro Messersmith Harry W

Notable Guests Listed Across Baltimore and Nearby Areas

A roster of attendees includes Buddemeier Baltimore Maurice Davison Washington Ernest Stude baker Fairlington H J Hamlet and Douglas Wright Hagerstown with guests Ronald Iinsre Winchester Rev Paul L Althouse G Leon Alexander John W Morgan Charlies O Newbrough Franus J Newman Svkerville and David A Donovan Baltimore.

Buddemeier Baltimore Maurice Davison Washington Ernest Studebaker Fairlington H. J . Hamlet Douglas Wright Hagerstown Ronald Iinsre Winchester Paul L Althouse G Leon Alexander John W. Morgan Charlies O. Newbrough Franus J. Newman Svkerville David A Donovan

Body Found In Cabin Remains Unidentified

Winchester police and fire crews found a severely burned body in a deserted cabin along the Shenandoah River. Dr Geoffrey Mann, state medical examiner, identified the victim as a young male about 17, with no missing person reports matching the description. The case remains unexplained as investigators note the body was badly burned and the cabin had been deserted for over a year. The report also notes arthritis of the hip as a possible condition.

Geoffrey Mann Peeeeeese Ory Winchester Pr Mann Shenandoah River

Sale Register February list of names and locations

A crowded February sale register lists numerous individuals and locations across Maryland and nearby towns. Entries include Clarence B Edwards near Liberty, Mabel B Lone Lady store, Wm E Miller Jr near Shepherstown, Hubert F Trussell south of Ayaltstown, Harvey Comuins on New Design Road, and many others with dates and places such as Jefferson, Harrisville, Frederick Fairgrounds, Lisbon, Buches town, and Liberty town. The scattered notes mention estates, farms, markets, and crossroads forming a long, fragmented register of buyers sellers and property references.

Clarence B Edwards Liberty Town Mabel Lone Ladiestore Wm_ E Miller, Jr Lmi Shepherdstown Hubert F Trussell Ayaltstown Harvey Comuins New Design Road B Walkinshaw Barnesville Darner Jefferson Ernest H. Pearson Harrisville Hampshire Breederale Frederick Fairgrounds Ltto H Darr Hratistown Long Corner Lloyd Webber Brownatile Kelfer Widdletown Daries Backeysown Genrne Anglehereer Jameville Woedehot Rimblex Dickerson David Fo Zimmerman Engih Liberistown Mnase Foodhe Edward F Wolter Myrtle Greenwald Fesgacilteid Gail Coishall le DeGrange Liverty

Lonaconing Ends Free Water Amid Dispute

A dispute between Lonaconing Water Company and Mayor Virgil Alexander ends free water for the town. Jack Evans Miperintendent notified the council that from now on the town will pay for water with the first bill set at 275 dollars. Alexander criticized the action as spite and failure to correct irregularities during last summer's drought.

Losger Lonaconing Lonaconing Water Company Jack Evans Pany Virgil Alexander Bill Evans Alexander Fifteen Co Company Evans

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