Building activity sinks to new lows in Frederick area
Permits issued in June show a sharp year to date drop as activity remains weak. City and county construction totals slipped from 1934 figures with numerous small projects, several homes and remodeling efforts, and a few larger houses still under way in Frederick County.
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Seemments
John W. Grove
Rosemont
M. T. Delauter
West Patrick Street
John Emgelbrecht
Farview Avenue
Wilard N Garret
Norva Avenue
Charles C Masser
Sherman Avenue
Lucey Wilson
Center Street
East Church Street
RR. Lewis
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Mes L EL Betson
East Pa 500
Frederick Tetering Company
East Fourth Street
Farmers Co-operaine Association
East South Street
Frederick County
Norman G. Rinpcon
Donald L Bentzel
S. Bryan Ross
Frederick
David A Adams
Buckeystown
Charlies L Renn
West Palmer Sivest
Charles Dc Burmer
Walkersvile
Mrs Joseph Byrns Widow and Pioneer Matron Shines
A fragmented notice profiles Mrs Joseph Byrns mother of 12 year old Byrns helper to Julia Byrns and a figure from Revolutionary ancestry. It praises her as a striking matron with white bobbed hair and stylish evening attire while noting family ties and her late husband’s career start.
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Joseph Bsyrns
Joseph W. Byrns
Julia Woocard Byrns
Gil
Beimon
Aramared Byrns
Washington
Mmgion
Payroll Up in May Shows Growth in Federal Employment
The May payroll rose $1,500,000 from April with more workers in the executive branch. The Civil Service Commission reports 712,112 government workers in May versus 709,977 in April, and the May payroll totaled $108,226,53. The Federal payroll gained 2,000 names to 102,539 in May, led by the Agricultural Department and its emergency agencies, the Tennessee Valley Authority, with other agencies reporting workers outside Washington. Enlistment in Navy noted for Carlton Hoar and Alfred.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Apri
Civil Site Commission
Agrcultural Department
Tennessee Valley
Intenor Department
PWA
Home Owner Loan Corporation
Training Begins Thursday in Norfolk for Norfolk Team
The group will begin their training on Thursday in Norfolk Virginia, focusing on preparation and skill development ahead of upcoming events.
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Norfolk
Open Air Service in Deerfield At United Brethren Church
The second Deerfield open air service will be held at the Deerfield United Brethren church in Lantz next Sunday at 6 p.m. The event will feature musical numbers by the Men’s Chorus of 25 voices from the Friendship Bible class of St. Matthew’s Lutheran, Hanover. C O Meckley Hanover postmaster will deliver the evening address. The first service on June 30 drew about 1,200 people and a large crowd is expected. attendees have come from 25 to 40 miles. The lemon’s introduction to the United States was noted as a historical aside.
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Fred
Rvey
Permis
Cory
County
Rmits
Rend
Cty
Deerfield
Deerfield United Brethren Church
Lantz
Musi
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Hanover
C O. Meckley
Ford V-8 delivers performance at low cost
From the driver's seat the Ford V-8 promises responsiveness and quiet operation with six to eight cylinder power. Ford emphasizes low initial cost, generous standard extras like safety glass and 6.00x16 tires, and reduced operating expenses from fuel oil and wear savings. Drive the Ford V-8 and hear what buyers nationwide already know.
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Ford
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