Building Permits Show Construction Decline Continues
County and city building activity fell again in 1985 with total construction value dropping to 240,812.59, down 6,456.20 from 1952 figures. city permits were 165 and county 38, the lowest in years, while large projects included a two story brick dwelling and a bungalow court, with numerous minor repairs and garage constructions noted across Frederick area offices.
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Ciy
Comity
Cone
Dolding
Lee
J. Richard Ramsburg
West Second Street
E. J. Winebrenk
Seventeenth and
Market Streets
Henry C. Sneadner
North Market Street
Matthew P. Sister
Magnolia Avenue
West Patrick
East Patrick
Water Streets
Staley
East Fourth Street
Frederick Tailoring Company
Qorher
Mo Amoum
al Sec
Anc
Ramsburg
West
Buck Lotse
George S. Crawford
Paris Sweet
Dun
K J. Winebrewer
Empire Wilding
Beary CG
North Market Free
American Oil Company
East Church
Wiliam T. Delaplaine
West Fourth Street
Mollie Eisenhauer
South Market Street
E J
Frank Gelsbert
East Second Steet
Mos
Reno
Harp
Gilmore B Frautt
South Bentz Street
H. J. Showe
East Third Street
Emancipation Association
Weat AU Saints Street
Doil
North Blarket Street
Oxex Levick Company
Patrick Street
Thomas A. Chapline
West Pattick Street
Chasies Masser
East Fifth Street
Ira J. Huffer
C.S
East Second Street
Elizabeth F. Falk
Pearl Bargain House
East Patrick Street
Katie Bicely
Woodsboro
Dr. P. BH
Hedges
Liberty
John M. Weddle
Thurmont
Ransom Lewis, Jr
Frederick
William Henry Martin
Albert Hargett
Andres H. Norris
Rocky Ridge
Ross W. Eigenbrode
Ralph A. Putman
E W. Shiv
Marshal Leatherman
Myersville
Vincent Rogers
Wiliam Gaver
J. EL Engle
Walkersville
Charis Oland
Adamstown
Clarence P. Wachter
Emmitsburg
Walter Fearn
Ballenger
W. R. Murray
Prederick
Himea
Rouse
Henry Springer
Charles Zimmerman
J. LeRoy Ramsburg
New Market
George L. Chaner
Nex Market
Sam J. Grove
C. J. Ecker
Union Bridge
Cor
Edward T. Lewis
Myersvile
Gelwicks
Enemaitsburg
Saraze
George Delauter
Sabilastife
C. W. Stup
G. Geishert
Rosie
Clarence W. Stoudemres
Cor Darn
Por. Langer
Norman E Cline
Ridgeville
S. M. Flock
S. Baer
Lewistown
Sceve
Oris
Santa
Wittem V. Rest and Mrs
T. C
Southern Farms
Waldeesville
Prank
Frederick Jimelson
Kepler Acquitted In Bank Misappropriation Trial
Kevin T. Kep ler, former vice-president of Elk en Banking and Trust Company, was acquitted of two counts of misappropriating 4800 dollars. The verdict came after about two and a half hours of jury deliberation and was greeted with enthusiastic approval by the courtroom crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kepler
ElSten
Kevin T. Kepler
Elken Banking and Trust Company
Frederick County Farmers Attend Maryland State Meeting
Frederick county members plan to attend the Maryland Farm Bureau Federation gathering at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore next week. The program runs Tuesday through Friday with director Wilbert L. Smith and about 40 to 50 county members expected. highlights include an address by Secretary of Agriculture Walace, 4-H medal presentations, State Stockmen banquet, and talks by Edward O Neal and Dr T B Symons. Morning and afternoon sessions feature county speakers and farm problem discussions.
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Frederick County
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Wilbert L. Smith
Alt. Pleasant
Walace
Congress Hotel
Howard and
Franklin Streets
Farm Bureau
Smith
Tue
Thomas Serson
Yellow Springs
Prederick Om
Henry R. Shoemaker
Original Star Spangled Banner manuscript sells for 24000
New York January 3 Francis Scott Key’s original manuscript of The Star Spangled Banner sold at public auction for 24000 dollars. Dr A S W Rosenbach acted as agent for the Trustees of the Walters Art Gallery. The paper bears age browned ink and remains to stay in Baltimore as per Baltimore Sun.
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Key
Baltimore
New York
Francis Scottner
A. S. W. Rosenbach
Rosenbach
Francis Scott Ker
Baltimore Sun
A. 5
W. Rosenbach
Truinpts
Watters Art Gallery
Plane Crash Amid Street Warnings In City
Fragmentary OCR reports a plane crash involving an individual named Yerchke or Yeschke in a city street. Witnesses described wires down and nearby apartments, with bystanders noting the event as a dangerous descent and police or city workers responding.
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Yerchke
Iania
Yeschke
Fight Against Military Training Opens at Ohio State
In Columbus on January 5 a long running protest by conscientious objectors against compulsory military training at Ohio State University entered a new phase. Five students received verbal warning from President George W. Rightmire that non enrollment could lead to dismissal, while ministers supporting the Anti-Military Training Students pledged to keep the fight for optional training alive as OSU history shows the program hovered between optional and mandatory since 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
George W. Rightmire
Feo
Ohio State
General Assembly
Money plans mix relief with tax, spending debates
Washington reporter notes a House tax bill expected to raise about 470 million dollars via higher excise taxes on alcohol and planned income tax reductions. Congress then eyed expansive public works spending, with ten billion this year and six more next year. Senate leaders signaled quick action on the squar tax bill. other topics included farm credit, the reconstruction corporation, inflation measures, and remonetization talks. New tobacco barns rise near Winchester, Es.
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Congress
House
Ite
Ways and Means
Lees Alcoholic Convent
Roosevelt
White House
Gifford
Massachusetts
Byrnes
Tennessee
Senate
Len Robinson
Arkansas
St Lawrence
Canada
Farm Credit Administration
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate District of Columbia
Sulver
Bonds and guardians seek payment after mutilated Union Bridge bonds
By court order guardians of John Nelson City minors were relieved from accepting several Union Bridge bonds held by Central Truss Company as part of a legacy investment. Judge Hammond ruled the guardians should be paid the face value plus 4 percent interest, while denying a request for extra bond mortgage interest. The guardians also sought interest on other deposits. the petition lists securities tied to the minors’ legacies and details rejected and accepted bonds. The case involves Jesse Clay, Saran B. Clay, and other guardians representing minors in the Nelson legacy matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Cote
Hammond Urmer
Arthur Dbd. Witlarl
Jesse Clay
Saran B. Clay
John Nelson
Town of Union Bridge
Central Truss Company
John J. Ghingher
Ghingher
Alton A. Moxley
Vivianb. Moxley
Barbara N. Scheel
Aldred GL. Mullinix
Mary D. Moxley
Clays
Town of
Union Bridge
Crisis Averted in Paris Cabinet Threat After Pawnshop Collapse
Paris reports a scare over overthrowing the cabinet following the Bayonne Municipal Pawnshop collapse that cost investors 40 million. Premier Chautemps met President Le Brun then met Justice Minister Revyoalay and ministers Daumier and Lamoureaus before issuing a statement pledging support for the ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bayonne
Chautemps
Albert Lebrun
Eugene Revyoalay
Albert Daumier
Lucies Lamoureaus
Funeral for Late State Senator Norwood Planned
Lawyers meet in court to set funeral arrangements for former State Senator Prark Cn Norwood. Services will be at his late home 215 Rockwell Sunday at 3 o'clock, with attendees listed and resolutions prepared by a committee for presentation at February term.
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Prark
Norwood
Rockwell
Cou
Holden 5
Ship sinks on Columbia River near Mile Rapids in Washington
The st e Wheeler Hercules sank in shallow water on the Washington side of the Columbia River near Mile Rapids after hitting jagged rocks. About 12 crew escaped, with at least one thought injured. Only the forward portion remained above water as a swift current threatened to roll the vessel ashore.
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Dalles
Ore
Washington
Columbia River
Mile Rapids
Ed Rock
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Max Baer
Easyseight
Eas Deine
Ness
Stan GS
Maryland Bureau
Charles Urmner
of Columbiers oPress
Pittsburgh
C. E. Cline & Son
Frederick, MD
Winchester
Truth and Pacific
Carter
Des
Pitts
Hendrickson
PRS
Royal Oak
Michigan
Norw
Bar Association
Ance
Swirvel
Carty’s
Armstrong
Axminster
Budy
Yoce
TQ Thenk
Carty
C. C.carty
Enitant
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