Christmas at Frederick Home for Aged Delight Residents
A Frederick home for aged residents celebrated Christmas with a pine tree, poinsettias, and gifts from community members. Urbana Homemakers Club provided personal gifts. Rood College freshmen staged an entertainment. High School and Browne Girl Scout troops visited with programs and fruit, candy, and oranges. Residents enjoyed candlelight breakfast, a native service, and a turkey dinner. Board members gave cash gifts. 23 residents remain with a waiting list.
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Frederick
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Lloyd C. Cullers
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Urbana Homemakers’ Club
Frederick High School
Heisley Coran
Mary Rhoads
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Robert L. Smyth, Jr
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Mr Smith
W M Weaver
Presbyterian Church
Trustees and officers named in city report fragment
A fragment lists trustees and officers including J E Lewis R Rus, Thomas L Zimmerman, Holmes D Baker, Charles A Bifford, and Arthur V Myers. Treasurer to the Board of Trustees is William H B Anders and Dr Charles H Conley is physician.
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Maude Kefauver
Robert FE. Delaplaine
William C.johnson
Egrit
R Rus Lewis
Thomnas L. Zimmerman
Holmes D. Baker
Charles A. Bifford
Arthur V. Myers
William H. B. Anders
Charles H. Conley
Physichan
Libertytown Man Skids and Upsets Vehicle near School
A Libertytown man escaped serious injury when his sedan skidded on Route 26 near the Libertytown school and overturned, breaking a telephone pole. Passenger Merton Garver, 34, sustained a fractured right shoulder and a lacerated forehead.
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Benjamin W. Myers
Libertytown
Merton Garver
Accident on Highway Causes Pole to Split Route
A collision near Libertytown left Benjamin Myers with a leg laceration and pants torn, as a pole toppled across the road. Roland Myers and others were involved. the top of the pole was dragged by a cable and ice on the highway blamed for the crash. Trooper Ridge said no charges were filed. About 25 million man days of work were lost nationwide during 1946’s fire period.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roland Myers
Libertytown
Benjamin Myers
Mate
Ridge
United States
SEC Approves Sale of Bonds by Potomac Edison
The Securities and Exchange Commission approved Potomac Edison Companys sale of 4.9 million dollars in bonds to Harriman Ripley and Company of New York. The firm won as highest bidder at 1 00319 per 1000 bond, with resale to the public at 1 00480 per 1000. Proceeds of the issue will be used as planned.
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Washington
Potomac Edison Company
Harriman Ripley and Company
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Comission
Pine
Potomac Edison Funds Used For Loan Payoff And Construction
A note states funds from Potomac Edison were used to repay a loan totaling 6,000 and for construction. The company operates in Hagerstown Maryland. The text also mentions historical kings and a coastal area possibly Labrador with three years of rain.
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Potomac Edison
Hagerstown
North
Labrador
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