Five youths arrested for bridge graffiti in Maryland county
State Troopers apprehended five juveniles after a 65 foot section of the Bartholows Road Bridge over I 70 was spray painted. The youths were charged with malicious destruction of property and released to Juvenile Services pending further action. Residents urge stricter penalties and restitution to restore public property.
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Harvey Waters
Bartholows Road
I-70
Tpr
Waters
David Reichenbaugh
Juvenile Services
Linganore
Boyers Mill Road
Glissons Mill Road
New Market
Valley Register aids historic plate reproduction
The Valley Register of Middletown provided a reproduction proof for an article planned by Judge Edward Delaplaine, with praise for H Eugene Keller and G Carlton Rhoderick IV who assisted. Also noted is the Joseph S Massie Unit reunion at Rocky Gap State Park with Susan Young inviting attendees to bring a group picnic. Betty Howard Payne from Mount Airy is teaching at Loyola College in Baltimore on a new graduate course and at Hood College, Montgomery College, and Frederick Community College.
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Valley Register
Middletown
Edward §. Delaplaine
News-Post
H. Eugene Keller
Keller
Judge Delaplaine
G. Carlton Rhoderick IV
Eugene Keller
Joseph S. Massie
Allegany County Health Department
Frederick
Susan P. Young
Pavilion No
Rocky Gap State Park
U.S. 40
Cumberland
Susan Young
Mount Airy
Betty Howard Payne
Loyola College
Baltimore
Loyola
Miss Payne
Jane Matanzo
Marvin Farbstein
Hood College
Montgomery College
Frederick Community College
Lefty Kreh on Ted Williams and fishing lore
The Muskegon Chronicle clipping notes Lefty Kreh in his The Drumming Log column about Hall of Fame slugger Ted Williams. Kreh, Frederick native and former Frederick News-Post outdoors columnist, offers fishing and outdoors anecdotes tied to Williams and national fishing lore.
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Muskegon Chronicle
Michigan
A.A
Bud” Radcliffe
Lefty
Frederick
Lefty Kreh
The
Sun
Baltimore
Ted Williams
Croce Spotlighting Area Landmarks
Marg Mills profiles Ylelantops Ece PlLeo Croce highlighting local landmarks and notable sites in the area, noting historical significance and community interest. The piece weaves through streets and venues, naming key locations and inviting reader familiarity with the neighborhood.
Schifferstadt, Frederick's German Architectural Treasure
Schifferstadt near Rosemont Avenue and West Second Street stands as one of Frederick's oldest houses, completed in 1756 by the Brunner family. The landmark, now an architectural museum run by the Landmarks Foundation, features thick walls, German colonial design, and a rare preserved heating system, offering guided and self guided tours through its largely unfurnished rooms that reveal 18th century life and construction methods.
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Frederick
Schifferstadt
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick County
C. Kurt Holter
Rosemont
West Second Street
Frederick County Landmarks Foundation
Landmarks Foundation
Krantz
Joseph Brunner
Philadelphia
Maryland
Brunner
Elias
Muas Brunner
Archi
Jean Strauss
Frederick Town
Barn raising near Graceham hosts 100 plus crowd
A barn raising on former County Commissioner William J. Martins farm near Graceham fed over 100 helpers with two large kettles of soup set under a shade tree. James Shook of Tauimont survived a lightning strike near his home, found unconscious but later only shaken. Evangelical Reformed Church Choir members enjoyed a lawn supper at the Coblentz home in Middletown with an impromptu program led by Maud Watters Dittman and Margaret Albaugh assisting.
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William J. Martin
Graceham
Steiner C. Gosnell
Frederick
James Shook
Tauimont
Shook
Geraldine Fitez
Evangelical Reformed Church Choir
Julia Kefauver
Emory L Coblentz
Middletown
Maud Watters Dittman
Margaret Albaugh
Journeying Briton Visits Gettysburg En Route to Mexico
Anne Wade Thompson, a grey haired traveler from England wearing strong legs sandals and a yellow blouse, paused at the Monocacy Battlefield Monument during a five month bicycle tow across the United States. Departing June 6 on the Castel Felice, she heads from Gettysburg to Chicago then Mexico, en route with a bicycle trek that includes a stop at the historic battleground. The Francis Scott Key Lions Club heard Sue Carol Adams of Frederick District Dairy Queen discuss farm consolidation as small operations under 50 cows give way to larger herds over 200. Frederick City officials meanwhile invited bids for the sale of a 6 acre light plant property at East Second Street seeking satisfactory offers.
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Anne Wade Thompson
Jew Castle
Thames
England
Monocacy Battlefield Monument
Gettysburg
Castel Felice
United States
Chicago
Mexico
Francis Scott Key Lions Club
Sue Carol Adams
Frederick District
Miss Adams
Frederick
East
East Second Streets
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Tom Mills
Frederck
Padana Wallaw Abantee
Fomen
Marg Mills
Kurt Holter
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