Former Home For Girls Becomes Tyson Apartments In Frederick
Frederick changes landmark All Saints Orphanage built in 1833 into Tyson Apartments at 100 East Church Street. Eight units occupied as owners Dr. P S Lansdale and Dr. Robert S Tyson convert with modern closets, larger storage, and redesigned entrances while preserving exterior charm and original brick wall insulation. Occupants listed include Mr. and Mrs. Maas, Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker, and several others with work planned to separate property from adjacent lot and landscape rear garden.
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Frederick
All Saints | Sotestant Episcopal Orphanage
East Church Street
Tylan
Robert S. Tyson
P. S
Church Street
Tyson
Ang Peartment
Dr. Tyson
Dr. Lansdale
Earl A. Maas
Richard Shoemaker
Pauline W. Snyder
Walter H. McDaniel
Byrop
S. White
Elsie B. Getty
Myrtle M. Himes
George H. Enandel
Etchison
Church Street House
Allis Chalmers
New Idea
Fox
Flinchbaugh
Packard Motor
John Deere
Corm
John Deere Mower
McCormick-Deering
Dellinger
McCormick
Baker
A.p
DeLaval Speedway
Austin E. Zimmerman
Albert J. Zimmerman
Ethel Zimmerman
Creighton Keeps Role in Tidewater Department
Ansapolis Feb 37. John E. Clark chairman of the Tidewater Fisheries Commission says Captain Amos Creighton will remain in his current duties within the Tidewater Department. Creighton’s position has been at the center of a month long controversy with commission member George T. Harrison backing Creighton’s restoration of former duties. Clark notes Creighton will supervise with plans to develop the Marine repair base at Solomons and handle related oversight of boats docks and fleet operations.
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Ansapolis
John E. Clarkx
Tidewater Fisheries Commision
Amos
Creighton
Tidewater Department
Tidewater Commission
Clark
Commission
George T. Harrison
Tilghman Packer
Harrison
Potomac
Czech Situation Analyzed By Dr Ward At Hoot College
Dr Laury A Ward associate professor of English at Hoot College spoke during the current events period Friday morning on Czechoslovakia. He warned the greatest danger is people willing to be dominated by outside power and noted the Communist majority in Parliament and Cabinet alongside President Eduard Benes. He cited possible next targets Finland or Italy and contrasted Cripps price control plans with Truman remarks, detailing proposed wage and profit pegging to curb inflation and aid export prices.
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Czzechoslovakia
Laury A. Ward
Hoot College
Ward
Czechoslovakia
Dr. Ward
Truman
Britain
Sir Stafford Cripps
Sir Stafford
England
Community Players Swap Silliness For March Shows
Community Players Inc prepare for their second show The Milky Way to be staged March 31 April 1 and 2 at Frederick High School auditorium due to stage restrictions. The comedy follows milkman Burleigh Sullivan who after an accident begins a boxing career with laughs from cast including Philip C. Harvey Walker Jollife and Charles A. Price as Gabby Stown. Owen William Ayers Jr. of Har- grove serves as deputy collector for the Bureau of Internal Revenue in a supporting note.
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Winchester Hall
Community Players, Inc
Frederick High School
Danny Kaye
Burleigh Sullivan
Philip C. Harvey
Walker Jolife
Spider
Charles A. Price
Gabby Stown
Owen William Ayers, Jr
Har: Grove
Directing Milky Way marks first venture for experienced holder
The Milky Way is directed by a veteran with extensive Washington Civic Theater work in stage and radio. Edna Mae Himes serves as prompter. Cast includes Donald Brachey as Speed McFarland, Mary Jane Baer as Anne Westley, Lucy Jane Stone as Mae Sullivan, and Ulysses Wiles as Eddie.
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Washington Civic Theater
Edna Mae Himes
Donald Brachey
Speed McFarland
Mary Jane Baer
Anne Westley
Lucy Jane Stone
Mae Sullivan
Ulysses Wiles
Eddie
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Maryland
herman P_ Bowers
Patrick BM. Schnauffer
Ellis C. Wachter
P.L. Hargett & Co
South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Cou
Markell & Ford
Immed
Grove Blvd
East Pat. St
Dwell and Garage
Harp Agency
Rex
Pythian Castle
Gordon W. Spurrier
Rep
Ladiesburg
Good Intent
Stowlemyer
Brigss and Stratien
Rogers
Rufus N. Kline
Harry Trout
Anc
Ralph Weybright
Mt. Zion
Haughs
Czech
DOSH
Grossnickle's Church
Highland
Myersville
T. B
Farrow
Case
S.C. Tractor
D.C
Saxton
Oliver Barshear
Farquhar
Deering
Osborne and McCormick Mowers
Osborne
Schuitler
Upton W. Grossnickle
Emmert R. Bowlus
L. Kelly
Grossnickle’s
Nelson Stauffer
Stoned Road
Walkersville
Ford Ferguson
David Bradley
Deere
DeLaval
Stewart
Harry T. Filler
Walkersville, CD
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Lynch
Lutheran Working
Kehne
Barthlows Salons Route 40
New Market
Holstein
Guernsey
Bang’s
S Ft. McCormick-Deering
Ontario
Syracuse
Chevrolet
Jesse H
Doc) Clark
Glenn Frout
R. L. Kelly
GRACE
Albert 3. Zimmerman
O'Possumtown Pike
Charlesville
Bethel Church
Holstein Friesian Association
D. Ell. A
Beltsville
Austin FE. Zimmerman
Charlesville Zion Reformed Church
the News
Frederick, Md
Joan A. Barigis
Willard
William Thomas
Wilbur Austin
Phome
Stul's Humidare
Walkersville, MD
Hansonville
Lewistoun
New Hampshire
B.C
FRICK
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Hinman
Brunner
Columbian Palace
Claude T. Droneburg
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
Null and Trout Auctioneers
My Farm
Frederick City
Washington, D. C
Poor Richard Club
Frederick Junction
Urbana
Maude Malmaison
Lion’s Marie
Lion's Bertha
Easter
Sugar
Bean
Jerseys
B. F. Avery
Ford
Washington
Baltimore
West Patrick St. Frederick
Ladies of Araby Church
Alvie M. Etzler
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