Local meeting notes and community notices in brief
Waster chair requests nominees for June office at April meeting as Bangnel chatemag and James an’Hite report first fire company banquet planned for June with Ladies Auxiliary to serve. A Brunswick tig was arrested for reckless driving. Bridal shower for Rose Mur ry Robinette held in Loville with pink blue theme. Guild meeting at St James United Church of Christ discussed We Believe In The Bible Our Guide To Faith. Baltimore Roads Commission awards contracts for Baltimore Harrisburg Expressway work totaling over two million dollars with Williams Construction as low bidder.
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Lovettsville
Women's Guild of
St. James United Church of Christ
Elizabeth Lindsay
Shirley Johnson
Ruth Pitt
Evelynn Pollerfield
Laura Pollerfield
Mary Lanham
Huthbitt
Mrs. Phil
China
Braddock Heights Firemen Plan to Buy New Class A Pumper
At a well attended Braddock Heights Volunteer Company meeting the members voted to spend about 15000 for a custom fully equipped Class A Pumper from Glenn D Culbert Company College Park with delivery in six months. Fire Chief Cassell said the new engine will improve local fire protection and bonding will fund the rest. A non interest bearing bond issue of about half the price will be offered to residents with annual redemption via lot. President Beachley announced planning for committees and a nominating panel Maynard to lead.
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Braddock Heights
Hiss Company
Wil Supply
Menton
International
Vernon M. Cassell
Braddock
Inti
Snc
Frank A. Beachley
Beachley
Lot
Maynard
Strength For Today By RL 1 DOUGLASS A Dangerous Gone
A devotional reflection discusses Genesis chapter three the fall of humanity and the serpent temptation. It notes the knowledge of good and evil and warns that many today attempt life without religion or church attendance while others seek divine guidance yet fail to act on it.
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Douglass
Godi
Alf
Frederick Motorist Crashes Into Residence After Tire Blowout
Frederick police report Ronald Edgar Baker, 7, 305 East Patrick Street, escaped injury when a right front tire blew and the front bumper struck a house on Middle Alley south of Second Street at 4 30 p m Tuesday. Damage to Baker’s auto estimated at 865. The house is owned by Joseph Kins at 38 East Second Street. Sergeant Denver
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Frederick
Ronald Edgar Baker
Patrick Strcet
Middle Alley
Joseph Kins
East Second Street
Dumage
Baker's Auto
Sergt
Denver
Bids Far Outpaced for Navigable Waterways Contract
The report notes nine other bids while detailing a 4,794 mile network of navigable waterways in Louisiana.
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Middletown Rand
T Louisiana
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Potomac Sur
Richard Stulhmn
West South Street
Willian W. Nunn
Leesburg
Wit
Serot
Jarry Quin
North Manket Street
A Rowe
Grace Rebecca Craneburg
East Street
Oliver W. Rippeon
Ville
Rose Miury Robinette
Juanita Love
Betty Jo Utterback
James Nitten
Hillsboro
Cleet
Rosenlee Lawry Wiley
Ann Fleming
Mae Sehooley
Janis Kine
Nose Mary Hobi
Margaretith
Maxine Hamilton
Washi Irene Spring
Betty Jo Mtin
Mildred, Utterback
Stream
Mallie George
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Williams Construction Co, Inc
Middletown
P. Campbell Construction, Co
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P. O. Rox
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
East Patrick St
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
West Second Street
DIAL
Wayside Radio Service
Patrick
Owen
North Market St
High
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Milk Commission
Virginia
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Sherbet Bulk
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