Playgrounds Open Monday Throughout Frederick City
The city will open twelve playgrounds for the summer season with a kickoff concert by the Frederick High School Band in Baker Park. New and existing sites include Maryland Avenue East, East Third Street grounds, Staley Park, Harmon Field, Washington Street School grounds, McCurdy playground, Tiny Tot Park at Burck and Edison, and Rosedale Park. Residents should meet playground leaders next Monday after noon, June 25, to register for the program.
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Staley Park
North Markets Street
South End
Harmon Field
Washington Street
McCurdy Playground
Burck
Edison Streets
Westenders
Rosedale Ark
Ciy
Baker Parkground
Tiny Tot Town
Mullinix Park
Nearrest
Questions and Answers on U S Coin Metal Content and Mints
The article explains coin metal alloys for 4 American coins, noting 90 percent silver and 10 percent copper for quarters and halves, while smaller metals vary. It also asks when mints in North and South Carolina and Georgia operated, answering Charlotte and Dahlonega in North Carolina and Georgia operated from 1838 to 1865 producing gold and silver coins.
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Nothadma
Georgia
Charlotte
Iblonega
Op‘avian
Camp Ritchie Project advances under heavy Pentagon secrecy
Washington reports that the Raven Neck Mountain site near the Maryland border is being tunnelled to create a standby Pentagon communications center. Contractors P J Healy Co. work day and night while Pentagon orders designate 20 secret reporting points for staff in case of attack. The facility may include living quarters and could hold about 3.0 million square feet of office space.
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Douglas Larsen
NER
Washington
Raven Neck Mountain
Pentagon
Camp Ritchie
Department of Defense
Pennsylvania-Maryland
Blue Ridge Summit
Penn
P. J. Healy Co
New York
Lincoln Tunnel
Hudson
Defense
America
Raven Rock Mountain
Sykesville Women’s Club installs officers at season end
Twenty members and twelve guests attended the Women’s Club of Sykesville meeting at the Hampton Towson shrine site. Officers sworn in by Mrs. Brown include Marion Prongle president Elis Margoli first vice Jay Smith second vice Julian Awen treasurer and Wilbur Winner secretary. Guests listed include C B Picket VanC Tipton McDonald Worthman Van Street and Misses Frances Ida Elsie Jones Betsy Prough Elizabeth Prongle Harriet Hurline Ann Smith. Also noted are Richard Kenneth Barnes Jr who earned a masters in education at the University of Maryland Mrs. G Warfield-Stokes returning to Ellicott City and John D Warfield returning to Pennsylvania.
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Sykesville
Women’s Club of
Hampton
Ridgely
Towson
Maryland
Brown
Marion Prongle
Elis Margoli
Jay Smith
Julian Awen
Wilbur Winner
L Sutpong P
Hirs.c. B. Picket
Vanc. Tipton
William McDonald
Lee Worthman
Virget van Street
Frances
Ida
Elsie Jones
Betsy Prough
Elizabeth Prongle
Harriet Hurline
Ann Smith
Richard Kenneth Barnes
R. K. Barnes
University of Maryland
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Frank Sampler
Ophelia
Anniston
Ala
Colleen Dugan
Memphis
Tenn
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Ricuano
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Pennsylvania
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Suscioud Foe Ole Deem
Alaska
Sonny Boys
Wheaties
Hanover
Maryland Biscuit Company
Hyde Park
Nabisco
Grahams
Borden's Chateau
Rouse Rasch Coffee
Morton’s
Clorox
Can
Carmack’s Grocery CO
Kelly
Myer’s All-Meat
Hormel’s
RINSO
Scott
del Monte
Maxwell House
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