County News Notes Detour January 19 Social Snippets
Local notes list visits and family gatherings across towns including Philadelphia relatives, Baltimore and Taneytown connections, hospital updates for Miss Amanda Shudt, and travel by Mr Scott Houck from Sacramento. Recurring mentions cover hospitality, funerals, and weekend visits in Yellow Springs and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FD Basick
Philadelphia
Frank Liscar
Rowan Erb
Sandy Springs
Leo Erb
Amanda Shudt
Frederk City Hospital
Shorb
Rhoda Weant
Chas. Eyler
Carroll Koons
M. W. Shorb
Baltimore
M. A. Koons
Taneytown
Clay Wood and Son
Chester
W. AL Miller
Pod. Koons, Jr
Norris
Thur
Yellow Springs
Reyv
Shilke
Bethel
Scott Ifouck
Sacramento
California
Large beef killed on Woodsboro farm by Frank Stiteler
Frank Stiteler of Woodsboro district shot and dressed a colossal two year seven month old heifer on his farm formerly the Cnishall home. The beast weighed 722 pounds live, 22 pounds for the beer, nine pounds for the heart, and 120 pounds for the hide. Dressing and weighing finished in one hour ten minutes with Murray P. Cramer and Marshall W. Stiteley assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shiteler
Woodsboro
Cnishall
Mr. Stiteler
Murray TP
Cramer
Marshall W. Stiteley
Today in History January 19 events and arrivals
On January 19 in history Ferdinand and Isabella sealed the Barcelona treaty with Charles VIII in 1493. Louis XV exiled Parliament in 1771. Mount Vesuvius erupted in 1771. Columbus remains moved to Havana. General Robert E. Lee born in 1807. The Bolsheviks dissolved the Russian Constitutional Assembly by force in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Spain
Barcelona
Charles VIII
France
Louis XV
Mount Vesuvius
Columbus
Havana
Robert E. Lee
Polsheviki
Constitutional Assembly
Paps
New Georgetown bridge opens amid naming confusion
Swift traffic crosses the new Georgetown bridge beside the aging Aqueduct bridge as reinforced concrete spans 1450 feet over eight arches. Officials note no formal opening and lingering name disputes. the act for the next fiscal year designates the structure the Francis Scott Key bridge, with some calling it Key bridge or Georgetown bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Aqueduct
Virginia
Washington
Bruge
Congres
Georgetown Bridge
Bridge Key Bridge
Meeting on Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication Plans
Dr. Go A Ladson of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry spoke to the follow up committee at the office of County Agent John Mctill Jr Wednesday morning about eradicating bovine tuberculosis in the county. The committee named members from multiple towns and discussed placing the county’s tuberculin work on the area plan with testing in contracted districts and appointing representatives from local organizations to work with one follow up agent. They also proposed Maryland accredited veterinarians use fifteen percent of the states indemnity fund for tests, a recommendation not adopted by the State Board of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go A. Ladson
U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry
John Mctill, Jr
Wedenday
Au O
Edward 8. Delaplaine
Charles Wertheimer
H. Rush Lewis
This City
Steiner B&b
Petersville
Mien
ML Pitzer
Lewistown
George CL Remsberg
Riddletown
Maryland State Board of Agriculture
Federal Department
County Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange
Chamber of Commerce
City Board of Heath
State Board of Agriculture
Maryland
Ladson
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Clear Dale
David Wintrode
Hanover
Frank Blizzard
Luther Spangler
Mary
Inday
Grande Snyder
Littlestown
Harry I. Beers
Minnie
Charles
Luther Hese
Robert Bream
Gettysburg
Herbert Crouse
Clarence Crouse
Columbia
Bessie Stair
James Stair
Harvey Sipping
Farr
Frank Bhuzzard
William Shadie
By Allman
Danny
NEA Sery
Dorothy Darnit
Charles McManus
Sonia
Dorothy
Honors Key
Dr. Laddon
Ls. Bureau of Anima Industry
Puddine
Illus Catalog
Carty’s Furniture Store
Patrick
East
Frederick
Carseness
Quick
K. Sodden
Min
Goodyear Welt Shoes
DR. Scholl’s
Zeno
Marreys Frederick’s Foot Comfort Store
News Office
B. W. Wilson
West Patrick St
Biz
Jesse
Michael
South Market Sc
the News Job Printing Office
Constance
JAS. E
Jeweler
Frederick, Md. Tn
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
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