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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1951

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3

Rally Planned By C E Unions In Four Counties

Christian Endeavor unions from Frederick Montgomery and Carroll counties plan a joint rally at Parrs Spring near Ridgeville on July 29 at 3 p m. Rev B M Cochran will be the featured speaker with a platform built over the boundary stone uniting four counties. Musical numbers and a history summary of Parrs Spring will be presented by county groups. A committee of Warren P E Smith Roger Boone and Wilton Boswell organized the program. Parrs Spring has historical ties to the Patapsco River boundary and Montgomery County. The piece notes the spring as a former rest stop for horse and bicycle clubs and recalls Willard R Smith’s dairy farm in four counties.

Christian Endeavor Unions Frederick Montgomery Carroll Howard County Pars Spring Parrs Spring Alice V. Smith Ridgeville Old Buffalo Road Damascus B. McClain Cochran International Christian Endeavor Union Uniontown Wilton Boswell Brookeville Paris Spring Patapsco Baltimore County Frederick County Maryland Rock Creek Patuxent Seth Hyatts Plantation Monocacy River Montgomery County Richard Montgomery Anne Arundel Howard John Eager Howard George Washington Long Island Baltimore Willard R. Smith

Move To Trim Funds From P. O. Is Beaten

Washington July 20 The Senate defeated 30 to 28 a proposal to cut 36.1 million dollars from Post Office Department funds for the new fiscal year. Senator Douglas led the amendment arguing waste and slow adoption of cost cutting measures. He suggested using tricycles to speed mail and reduce fatigue.

Washington Senate Post Office Department Douglas D-Ill Senate Appropriations Committee Carsok

Court News: Carbaugh Divorce Case and Alimony Claims

The court records show Arietta Carbaugh vs Ernest H Carbaugh seeking an absolute divorce with temporary alimony and counsel fees. The filing lists multiple property transfers to various spouses and sums of 10 dollars, including Williamson Moorehead and others, with several county and city designations.

Arietta Carbaugh Ernest H. Carbaugh William C. McGraw George Robert Sanders Lydia K. Brown Arthur E. Moorehead

Frederick’s oldest firms long rooted on East Patrick Street

A historical survey of Frederick businesses along East Patrick street shows Allen G. Quynn & Company Quynn’s Hardware Store dating to 1796 and still active under Rear Admiral Allen G. Quynn USN Ret. Many furniture and rug firms such as Obenderfer & Son Carty Cline and Son and Cline and Son expanded over generations. The piece notes continuity amid changes with a resident praising Frederick’s stability.

Joe Eisenhauer Frederick East Patrick Street Citizens National Bank Allen G. Quynn USN Obenderfer & Son Charles C.carty J. Walker Carty C. ¢. Carty, Inc Harry E. Carty Clarence C. Cart C. E. Cline Cline William H. Ramsburg Charles E. Thomas Thomas Casper FE. Cline Ernest C. Webb Lorenzo E. Mulllinix Mullinix and Bentz Edward Bentz Citizens Bank J. E. Price Western Maryland Trust Company

Local notables and moves in Sykesville area

Edwin A. Mauch of the Department of Legislative Reference to speak to the Sykesville Rotary Club. Fire company receipts from a carnival reported at 10,368 dollars. Lt. Jesse A. Myers graduates from infantry officer course at Ft. Benning. Local families relocate, travelers visit, and residents attend events in Sykesville and nearby towns with multiple name mentions and dates.

Sykesville Edwin A. Mauch Fisral Research Department of Legislative Reference Sykesville Rotary Club Edward BR. Grimes Joaval [Fire Company Sykesville Firemen Charles Thompson Lyman Wilson FLBIE Jesse A. Myers Vanderer Myers Associated Infantry Company Infantry Schools Ft. Benning Milton Conway E. C. Berry Berry Jo Ann Arrington Washington Jesse Grimm Henry Clarke Clarence Clarke Oakland Deer Creek Park John Patton Frederick Francis Eyler Donald Conway Lester H. Phelps Town Vera Spurrier Parkersburg W. Va James Scott Ocean City G. B. Austin Baltimore Brandenburg-Saumeuig Roland Eby Mr. Eby A. Scott Louise DeVries Jacksonville Fla Harry Weer James Berry Stanley

Williams familyHarvard acceptance noted in local record

Donald Clark of local family has been accepted as a second year A student at Harvard University in Cambridge Massachusetts. Miss Ela Davis and her nephew Jack Marcus left for a three day visit at the home of Ela's sister Mrs Oliver Ugentritz in Granthan Pennsylvania.

John Williams Donald Clark Harvard University Cambridge Mass Ela Davis Jick Mlarcis Oliver Ugentritz Granthan

Trinity Lutheran Women to Picnic On Park Lawn

Taneytown July 20 The August meeting of the Womens Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran church will be on the parsonage lawn with a picnic supper on Wednesday August 4 Mrs E W Dunbar presiding The annual Sunday school picnic will be at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge on Tuesday July Please note the many local visits and hospital observation updates for residents including Mrs Merle Baumgartner and Mrs Margaret Hull and daughter Catherine Also Kiwanis volunteers assist Red Cross swimming program transportation in Carroll County.

Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Margaret Hull Catherine Atlantic City Charles Miller Harry Mohney

Dust explosion kills fireman amid Chicago blaze

Chicago reports a fatal dust explosion and fire that destroyed four South Side stores. One firefighter died, twelve injured, and twenty three others hurt as authorities investigate the blast tied to the large downtown incident.

Chicago South Side

Residents split on farm land prices future in local poll

Reporters quiz finds six residents from Frederick and nearby areas weighing in on whether farm land values will rise. Answers vary from yes to no with one uncertain response. note includes a church notice about services in the Princeton jail.

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