Parade traffic limits and parking rules at Odd Fellows Home dedication
City Aldermen discuss traffic and parking on Market Street for a July 24 dedication of the Odd Fellows Home, with plans to clear Market Street and restrict parking, plus water supply and street markers for visitors. Authorities consider concrete walks, street improvements, and bids for curb and gutter work along North Market extension.
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Board of Aldermen
Alton
Bennett
Odd Fellows
Market Street
South Street
City Hospital
Park
Montongue Avenues
Maple Avenue
G. W. Stultz
Ball Park
Harry L. Zimmerman
G. EB. Stine
J. W. Gaver
Wilbur C. Hargett
Paul Zimmerman
Batlenger Farm Bureau
Jefferson Street
McCurdy Field
Culter
M. J. Grove Lime Company
le Kor Hoke
Thirteenth Street
North Market Street
Hoke
Grove Company
Odd Fellows Home
Thomas W. Sears
Philadelphia
Evan. Reformed Church
City budgets street work and belt upgrade for plant
Aldermen hear plans to fix Fast South Street and low street while the city assigns the vetty engineer to begin large improvements. A new leather belt for the electric light plant costs 558 dollars from Bal timore Belting Co. The bond of Albert Schroeder for 5000 dollars is approved. City officials will draft a new parking ordinance as part of July 15 agenda.
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Sny
Albert Schroeder
Edward J. Smith
Governor Grants Paroles For Two in Tar and Feather Case
Baltimore July 11 AP Governor Ritchie indicated he will grant parole to Arthur Rice and Harry Leatherman who received two year sentences in the House of Correction for tar and feathering Dorothy Grandon Jack in the Myersville incident. Parole recommended by Edward M Parrish. All others convicted in the case already released.
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Baltimore
Ritchie
Arthur Rice
Harry Leatherman
House of Correction
Dorothy Grandon Jack
Edward M. Parrish
Frederick County
Myersville
Rice
Leatherman
Weller Opponents Gather for Maryland Dinner
More than 100 leading Maryland Republicans were invited by W Bladen Lowndes to a Glenelg country home dinner next Wednesday. The event includes 60 Baltimore city members and two from each county to discuss Governor and U S Senate candidates and the political situation.
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Baltimore
W. Bladen Lowndes
Glenelg
Howard County
Baltimore City
O. K. Weller
Frederick native abroad renews The News subscription
R. E. Crambaugh of Freehold New Jersey, a former Frederick telegraph office manager, renews his subscription through a check for 2.00 covering July to January 8 1961. He and his wife say they cannot be without The News and enjoy staying connected to their town. Regarde to all.
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R. E. Crambaugh
Frederick
Western Union Telegraph
Freehold
N. J
Widow and companion killed in Belair Road car crash
Mrs Allos Feete widow of William Feete and Mr Peete were instantly killed Saturday near Baltimore when the automobile they rode in with friends turned over on Belair road. The funeral Tuesday was attended by Mr and Mrs Leather man and by C Floyd Feete a Brunswick nephew.
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Mes
Agolent
Allos Feete
William Feete
Peete
Seay
Baltimore
Belair Road
Leatherman
Middletons
C. Floyd Feete
Brunswick, LR Am
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Emory C. Cram
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Crum
Greenawalt
Greenawalt’s
Market Sts
Maryland
Leonard
Quaker City Cleaners and Dyers
Market St
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
Weller
Lowndes
Frederick County National Bank
Fendorick
Martland
U. S
United States
Banking House
Bart Ee
Banking Boys
U & Treasurer
Federal Reserve
Faing Bank
Jushema
Aia Wera
Tmnk
Jreserve
State of
County of Frederick
Win
D. Zimmerman
WM. D, Zimmerman
J Marry Kennedy
Frederick’s Best Store
the Young Men’s Shop
Feders
Rathi
Marsland
J. Chab
B. T. Hendrickson
T. Hendrickson
Caubier
Sappington
Glenn 0. Garber
I.ames Hendrickson
G. Mantz Resant
THE
Tavannes
Noval
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Frederick, Moo
the Pearce Pharmacy
Commercial State Bank OF Frederick
Cceess
Vis
U. & Carteney
National Bank
State of Maryland
Hammond Clary
Cashier
Arthur H. Doll
Notary Petite
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