Public Hearing on Assessments for Grant Place Street Work
About 300 residents heard the Mayor and Aldermen discuss reactivating authority to assess abutting property for grading and paving in Winchester Hall. A Grant Place project drew a dissentless vote supporting completion without assessments, amid broader city finance context and comparisons of bonded indebtedness and tax basis.
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Winchester Hall
Rosemont Avenue
West Seventh Street
Homeend Avenue
Wilson Face
Grant Place
Specia
Elmer F. Munshower
Ested
Emmett R. Bowlus
Jude Mooney
Henry F. Falk
Donald B Rice
Dorsey F. Ripley
W. R. ‘Wralter
E. A. James
E. J. Smith
A. A. Nico‘emus
James
Frederick
Moonshower
Munshower
Catoctin
Willow
Columbus
Linden Hills
Francis Perrott
Richard €. Zimmerman
Lloyd C. Culler
Attorineys
W. Clinton McSherry
James McSherry
Re paving and curb work ordinances of early 1900s
Abutting property owners were assessed costs for repaving and curb projects on Market, Court, Church, Patrick, East All Saints and other streets from 1911 to 1927. The ordinances were passed under Mayors Smith, Schell, Fraley and Culler. A 1949 Britannica note lists 43,000 producing oil wells in the United States.
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Frederick
Charles Roelke
Clayton Morgan
A. ©. Dean
James Devilbiss
Nelson Shull
Morris Winpleler
Edward Fox
Paul O. Jones
Wilbur Hargett
Bob Molesworth
Jesse N. Smith
Marino
Grant Place
Clinton McSherry
Burall
William B. Burall
Munshower
Bowlus
Shipley
Falk
Rice
City Register
Fitzpatrick
Frederick City
Als
Hagerstown
Herman M Mills
Mills
J Glenn Hellane
Roy N Knight
Luther W Broom
E L Kerney
Charles W Steinbach
Frederick Audienee
Court Street
Patrick and
Church
Patrick Street
Market
Brewer's Alley
Market Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Church Street
Second Street
Court and
Record Streets
Record Street
Council Street
Court
Tepavirg Market Street
Third
Fifth
South Market Street
South Street
West Third Street
Bentz Streets
Chuck Street
Carroll Street
All Saints Street
Seventh Street
Middle Alley
South Court Street
Carroll Creek
Smith
Schell
Fraley
Culler
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Encvelopedia Britannica
Truck Destroyed In East South Street Fire
An ice truck owned by Harvey Skeets Hoffman was completely destroyed by fire in a large private garage at 152 East South Street late Tuesday evening. Firemen and responders contained the blaze with booster streams, saving four other vehicles. two nieces of the operator aided in efforts to prevent spread.
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Harvey Skeets Hoffman
East South Street
Elizabeth
Sisters rescue attempt as ice trucks burned in garage fire
Bloyed Boots iceline at 152 East South Street and her sister Miss Jane Shoemaker at 9 West Fourteenth Street saved two ice trucks and two passenger autos by moving them away from the burning vehicle before engines arrived. They tried to drag out the ice truck and prevent the garage from catching fire but the heat was overwhelming. Cause of the truck fire was not certain but believed to be a short circuit in electric wiring.
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Boots
East South Street
Jane Shoemaker
West Four
Teenth Street
Elec
Fire damages Mrs Kehne’s residence and adjacent garage
A blaze damaged a residence owned by Mrs Kehne and affected the neighboring garage on the same property. A neighbor alerted her to the fire. No damage estimate was immediately available. damage is believed to be covered by insurance.
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Kehne
Estate to Daughters Filed in Probate for Garee and Easterday
Letters testamentary were filed in the Register of Wills' office Tuesday for the estates of Mrs. Gertrude A. Garee and Dr. Carroll E. Easterday. Mrs. Garee reportedly left an unspecified portion to her heirs.
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Register of Wills
Gertrude A. Garee
Carroll E. Easterday
Garee
Estate Distribution Named for Garee Heirs and Easterday
The estate valued at 100000 is set for distribution to daughters Mildred and Gertrude Garee with W Jerome Oftutt and Norman H. Ritz as administrators and Robert E. Clapp as attorney. Mrs Adam R. Easterday is named administratrix for Dr. Easterday’s estate.
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Mildred
Gertrude Garee
W Jerome Ofuttt
Norman H. Ritz
Oftutt
Robert E. Clapp
Adamr. Easterday
Easterday
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