Frederick proposes annexation of 0.666 square miles to city limits
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen set a public hearing for September 7, 1972 at 7:30 PM to consider Resolution No. 672 proposing an amendment to the city charter to add annexation boundaries. The detailed metes and bounds describe new parcels from the northern boundary near West Seventh Street and surrounding streets to extend corporate limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
City of Frederick
General Assembly of
Maryland
Stone No. 1
West Seventh Street
Military Road
Bureau of Controls and Surveys
State of
Stone No. 2
Rosemont Avenue
West Fourth Street
Stone No
Montevue
Center Line
State Roads Commission
Centerline
West Hills
Frederick County
Alden E. Fisher and Wife
Clarence W. Lantz
Rocky Springs Road
Kemp Lane
Boundary description along Fort Detrick and adjacent properties
A detailed sequence of compass bearings and distances defines property boundaries along Fort Detrick, Kemp Lane, Shookstown Road, Bowera Road, Rock Creek Drive, and Route US 40 US 40A, including corners, iron pipes, and monuments, tying to multiple private parcels and state right of way. The text lists numerous coordinate points W28 through W60 and related lines, culminating in a complex property delineation.
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Fort Detrick
Kemp Lane
Shookstown Road
Bowera Road
Richard L. Latterell
Josephus L. Reeder
Lucy P. Warfield
Rock Creek Drive
State Roads Commission
Blentlinger Road
McCain Orchard Company Et al
Robert L. Warfield
Frederick County
Maryland
Stone
Point No
Stone No
Raymond E. Sikes
Annexation of Frederick area detailed in 1972 ordinance
A long metes and bounds description outlines annexing a large Frederick area. It specifies starting points, boundary courses, curves, and stones, along with streets, rivers, and property lines. The measure includes conditions on taxes, services, zoning, and a public hearing set for September 7, 1972.
Notice to Bidders for One Motor Grader Frederick County
The Frederick County Roads Board invites sealed bids to be opened at 11 00 A M on Friday July 28 1972 in the County Engineer's Office Winchester Hall Frederick Maryland for one motor grader Complete specifications may be picked up at Winchester Hall The Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids or whichever is most beneficial to the County By order of the Frederick County Roads Board William Fout County Engineer
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Frederick County Roads Board
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County Board of Commissioners
William
Frederick City Planning Commission Sets Resubdivision Hearing
The Frederick City Planning and Zoning Commission announces a public hearing on Monday July 31 1972 at 7 00 p m to consider resubdivision of lots 28 and 29 Block M Section 4A Carrollton Subdivision 422 424 Birmingham Drive owned by Leo Brandenburg Interested parties may appear at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick City Zoning Commission to review Wiles farm rezoning
Frederick city Planning and Zoning Commission will meet at City Hall on July 31 at 7:00 p.m. to consider a proposal to rezone the Wiles farm south of U S Route 40. Planned zoning includes 68 acres RT 25 acres R4 8 acres R1 and 12 acres P plats available in City Engineer or Winchester Hall Planning Director offices. All interested parties invited.
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Charles I. Wiles
St. John’s
Stone No
King Farm
Centerline
P.C.C
State Roads Commission
Centerline Station
Frederick
East South Street
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Grove Lime Company
East Patrick Street
East
Patrick Street
G. Wilson Mercer
Mercer
Frederick County
E. C. Sanner
Sanner
Frederick Municipal
Monocacy River
City of Frederick
Gas House Pike
Stone No. 12
East Church Street
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Elmer S. T. C. Maxwell & Associates
Pikesville
Maryland
Libertytown
Worman's Mill
North Market
North Bentz Street
Daniel H. Buckey
Motter Avenue
Oppossumtown Pike
District of
Christian and Missionary Alliance Inc
City Hall
Lawrence Johnson
Winchester Hall
Niemann A. Brunk
Notice of Appointment in Dixon Estate Frederick Maryland
Personal representatives Pauline Hoffman Lillian Cramer and Melvin Dixon named for Harrison J Dixon who died June 30 1972 with a will. Creditors must file claims with the Frederick County Register of Wills or the undersigned by January 13 1973 or within six months from appointment. Publication date July 15 1972. Attorney James McSherry Rosenstock et al. 100 W Church St Frederick MD 21701.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline E. Hoffman
Lillian M. Cramer
Melvin H. Dixon
Frederick
Union Bridge
Shawnee Drive
Harrison J. Dixon
Frederick County
James McSherry Rosenstock
Equity sale report in Frederick County court
In Frederick County circuit court the report of sales by William R. Leckemby Jr assignee of Harry F. Rhoderick and Lois K. Rhoderick on a second mortgage to John J. Stely and Margaret L. Stely shows sales amounting to 18000 dollars. The court will act on the report on the specified July 1972 date if no objections are raised, with publication required for three weeks.
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NIS
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Wiliam R. Leckemby, Jr
Harry F. Rhoderick
Lois K. Rhoderick
John J. Stely
Margaret L. Stely
William R. Leckomby, Jr
Ellis C. Wachter
William R. Leckemby, Jr
West Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
Ells C. Wachter
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City of
North Market Street
Franklin D. Stillrich
Emberg
Ryder School
30Th
Brentwood
Marland
Baltimore
Atlanta. GA
State Line Guard & Detective Agency
C.P. Jacobs, JR
PRES
New Market
Crum’s Teletronics
Philipsborn
the Frederick
Potihen
Fredenck
William Shenden
Levdeun
Tinchester
Virginia
Hettrick
Coleman
Eureka
Appleby
Lee
Lee's Surplus
Market St
Hagerstown
Montgomery View
Welsh Rd
Damascus
Montgomery County
E. Brooke Lee
Allison H. Chapin
Farm & Garden
Frederick Fairgrounds
East Patrick St. Frederick
New England
Duncan Phyfe
Baccarat
Rockingham Lion
Currier & Ives and
Godey
Oferling
Sheffield
Chelsea
Sunderland
Staffordshire & Ridgeway
Imart
Chapin
Patrick St
Emmert R. Bowlus
Frederick, Ma
L. Bowlus
K. Alexander
Clerks
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