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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1958

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Ten Thousand Dollar Barn Fire Destroys Grimes Property

A 30 by 60 foot barn on Donald Grimes's Mt Olive Road farm near Mt Airy burned after midnight Sunday. Fire officials cite spontaneous combustion of wet hay as the cause. Eight fire engines and ambulances from four companies fought the blaze for three hours, saving four nearby buildings. Loss estimated at 35,000 for the barn and 2,000 for equipment. 3,000 bales of hay, oats and barley stored inside were lost. No injuries. animals were in fields. Grimes was away attending a Westminster carnival when the fire started.

Donald Grimes Mt Olive Edward Rimbey Mt. Airy Donald Grimes Hood and Westminster Talmadge Wilson Firaynesi

Damaged Weekend Incident Report Detailed

A report notes slight damage linked to an incident over the weekend. Individuals involved include Ree Graham, 31, a housewife, and Mattie Davis, with charges referenced though details are unclear. The text remains fragmentary and unconfirmed.

Graham Tims Mattie Davis

Miss Norma Smith and Richard N Vannoy Wed in Liberty Town

Miss Norma Irene Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Smith of Liberty Town married Richard Nash Vannoy son of Mr and Mrs Liz Vannoy of Alexandria Virginia in a 2 PM Saturday ceremony at the Lutheran Church Liberty Town. The bride wore lace over satin gown with pearl trim and carried white carnations and baby’s breath. Bridesmaids wore pastel blue dresses. best man was Austin Bass of Alexandria. After a reception in the church social room the couple planned a trip to the Pocono Mountains and will reside in Arlington Virginia.

Norma Irene Smith Ma. c Norman .C. Smith Libertytown Richard Nash Vannoy Liz Thomas H. Vannoy Alexandria Lutheran Church Libbertytown William M. Brown Warren E. Moser Wolfsville Charles Weddle This City Jack Bowlus Carnations Austin Bass Gilmore Hamilton Richard Summers Arthur Bates Falls Church Leo Duncan Paris Raymond Courtnay Capid Heights Pocono Mountains Arlington Frederick High School Washington Falls Church High School

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