Montevue Sewer Plan Faces County and City Talks
County Commissioners will discuss the Montevue sanitary sewer project at a Saturday meeting. They aim to connect 3000 to 4000 feet of new pipe to the city sewer at Swastika road, with a possible eight inch line from Montevue and a proposed expansion to a twelve inch line if city limits extend to Wilson avenue. Officials expect city reimbursement for the cost difference, and rights-of-way negotiations with landowners remain unsettled with a preference for amicable agreement over condemnation.
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Montevue Tanitary
Agelz
Montevue
Bha Mic Suhncmvog Intar
Wilson Avenue
Swastika Road City
Aty
Local Notes Of Visitors And Travel In Brunswick
Brunswick June 17 Mrs Victoria Havermale and son Billie of Parkersburg W Va arrived Sunday evening to visit relatives and friends Miss Louise Shimp Martinsburg W Va guest at Miss Mary Rockwell Third Ave Mr Donald Willams and sister Ora of Washington DC spent last Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Wm R Willams Fourth avenue Justice Wm H Campbell E Potomac street returned Monday from a visit with his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Carman G Campbell at Daviestown Pa Mrs John T Sinnott of Bal
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Wm. H. Campbell
Potomac Street
Carman G. Campbell
Daviestown
John T. Sinnott
Bal
W. E Harrington
Hiller
R. T. Kelley
Nora Lee
Kelley
C. Earl Kelley
Hagerstown
Nora Kelley
Brunswick
R. L. Much
Doubs
R Tritance
M. P. Dean
Schnauffer Hospital
Ellsworth
Andrew Jackson Early Years and Stamp Image
Young Andrew Jackson, barely 13, resisted the British in the 1780 Hanging Rock battle and Waxhaw massacre attempt near Lancaster South Carolina. He was scarred by a saber blow, fueling a lifelong anti British stance that shaped his future as a military hero and eventual president. The article notes a Bent brown stamp issued in 1870 showing Jackson, circa 1928 NEA Service.
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Andrew Jacke
Hanging Rock
Waxhaw @herch
Lancaster
S. C
Kson
Andrew
Andrews
Oficer
Jackson
New Orleans
Jx Jackson
U. S
McOpyright
NEA Servicw
Urban Smarts and Civilian Life Across Brunswick News
A dense Brunswick column lists residents visiting relatives and attending events from Washington to Harrisonburg. It notes graduation scenes at St Mary's Seminary and Bruns wick High School, hospital reports, family dinners, and church Bible class plans, with community updates on local residents and patients.
Ladies Aid June meeting in Browningsville
In Browningsville on June 17 the Ladies Aid met at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lansdale Burdette with good attendance. After the business session a social hour followed by refreshments. The July meeting is planned for the church lawn. Mr and Mrs Junior Burdette announce the birth of a 10% pound son last week and received many congratulations. Numerous relatives visited them Sunday and the baby has nine living grandparents. Several local residents noted damage from groundhogs with some farmers using dynamite to deter them. Multiple local visits and health updates are listed, including Elsie Snyder recovering from mumps and Edwin Linthicum recovering from appendix trouble.
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Browningsville
Ladies Aid
Lansdale Burdette
Junior Burdette
Millard Burdette
Talmadge Bennett
Filmore Beall
Florence Burdette
Ursaley King
Sylbell Bennett
James Day
Lena Beall
M. L. Beall
Baltimore
William Beall
Elsie Snyder
Edwin Linthicum
Annie Mulican
John Greene
Damascus
Jane Greene
Wllamsport
Barnes
Raymond Barnes
Franklin Burdette
Larry
Bill Taylor
Airy
John Lawson
Monrovia
John McElfresh
Raymond Day
Kemp
Community Notes from Union Bridge and Nearby
Union Bridge and nearby locals report visits from Rev James Nichols of Newark and other clergy who attended a Methodist conference last week. Dinners hosted for Mr and Mrs Morris Haines and for Rev and Mrs Edgar T Read with family. Miss Eliza Rakestraw visits Baltimore relatives. Mrs Robert J Walden remains bedbound but improves. Mrs Mary Reeses condition steady. Charles Mackley and Ruth Eckard tour Pennsylvania. Miss Margaret Boyle visits Baltimore cousin Marguerite Gaither. Boy Scouts festival planned at Firemen’s Park with Carrollites providing music. Lester Perry visiting brother William in Columbus. Marie LaForge earning a Bachelor of Science in State Service Education at Sim.
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Union Bridge
James Nichols
Newark
N. J
Morris Haines
Town
Edgar T Read
Charles
Marguerite Anders
Howard Gray
Eliza Rakestraw
Baltimore
Boy Scouts
Firemen's Park
Lester Perry
William
Columbus
Marie LaForge
Sim
Squirrels’ storage system noted in orchard scene
A town tale describes Mrs. Day and Mrs. C H McEl Fresh helping with canning white cherries. A red squirrel exhibits a systematic storage method classifying items into two groups hard and soft. Hard foods like nuts are buried or carried to a cache, while soft, perishable foods are arranged around the tree.
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Town
C. H. McElfresh
Day
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Mary Hull
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Jeannette Eaton
Elizabeth Roop
Louie Roop
Charles Garner
Fred Crumbacker
Melvin Fisher
Roger Roop
Carroll Roop
Methodist Protestant Church School
God of the Open
Miss Mary
Isabelle Reaver
Betty
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Rabbit
Zephyr
Cnic
Commercial Bank of Maryland
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