Playgrounds Plan Treasure Week Of Freedom Events
The Treasure Chest theme guides a week of playground activities with games songs a band concert and a flower show Arnold Fleagle leads as summer sports director Weekly softball for boys begins Monday with league games Tuesday morning Girls softball and multiple athletic events run at each site culminating in a Friday flower show at 1 pm on the Evangelical Reformed church steps Adults and youths attend a Wednesday band concert by the Yellow Springs Band at Baker Park at 8 pm Each playground hosts a weekly special event highlighting patriotic themes.
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Arnold Fleagle
Yellow Springs
Baker Park
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick Boy Named Boys State Senator in Maryland
Frederick Boy Named Boys State Senator Gene Sanders Jr 16 of Frederick and Richard Contee 17 of Bethesda were elected U S Senators of Boys State They will travel to Washington next month as Maryland s representatives at Boys Nation About 270 boys and girls complete a week of political study under the American Legion sponsorship They will go home tomorrow Alternate Senators named David Randolph 17 Elkton and Charles W Lawrence 17 Salisbury Inauguration ball held at St John s College tonight for Governors chosen by Boys State and Girls State delegates
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Annapolis
Gene Sanders, Jr
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick
Richard
Contee
Bethesda
U. S
Washington
Maryland
Boys’ Nation
American Legion
David Randolph
Elkton
Charles W. Lawrence
Salisbury
St. John’s College
NPA May Lift Ban On That Spare Tire
The National Production Authority said it likely will lift its ban on spare tires for new cars by September 1 or sooner due to a sharp drop in passenger car production starting July 1. The restoration date depends on a study of rubber supply in the July September quarter. The ban on selling new cars with a fifth tire began April 1 to divert rubber to trucks and tractors, prompting protests from motorists who paid more for spares.
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Washington
National Production Authority Today
NPA
Community Notes: Local Visits and Family News
Arlington Virginia Mrs. George Compher and family plus Mrs. Dorothy Woods and son Allen from Brunswick are visiting W. E. Springs. Barbara Ann Cordell of Clarksburg is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Smith Cecil for a week. M M Carter and Mrs. G W Fisher visited Hagestown. Violet McDonald of Frederick spent the weekend with her parents, the Vernie McDonalds. Albert L Eyler Jr, recently ill, is now able to go out. Silver Spring girl visiting grandparents C E Oland. Mrs. William Kabrick Sr and Miss Shirley Bruchie of Buckeye Town visited William Kabrick Jr.
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George Compher
Arlington
Dorothy Woods
Allen
Brunswick
W. EB. Springs
Barbara Ann Cordell
Clarksburg
Smith Cecil
M M. Carter
G. W. Fisher
Hagerstown
Violet McDonald
Frederick
Vernie McDonald
Albert L. Eyler
Silver Spring
C. E.oland
William Kabrick
Shirley Bruchie
Buckeystown
William Kabrick, Jr
Governors appoint three new justices of the peace
Named justices Ruth W. Pickett Mr Airy and Raymond E Arrington of Sykesville have been commissioned as justices of the peace by Governor McKeldin for a two year term.
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Ruth W. Pickett
Mr. Airy
Raymond E. Arrington
Sykesville
McKeldin
Public Sale of Woodsboro Maryland Residence in Frederick County
Public sale of a one acre two roods thirty square perches Woodsboro property in Frederick County Maryland on July 20 1951 at 11 am by power of attorney. Real estate includes a ten room frame dwelling with metal roof electricity a two car garage poultry house and outbuildings well water frontage allows another building site. Sale terms require 1000 dollars at sale balance on delivery of deed by August 1 1951 plus costs stamps at purchaser expense. Attorneys in fact John L Ponton auctioneer.
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Woodsboro
Court House
Frederck City
Frederick County
Maryland
Creagerstown
Allan S. Bowers
Miriam C. Bowers
Robert C. Shriner
Armatha
Shriner
Frederck County
Charles McC. Mathias
W. Jerome Offutt
John L. Ponton
Frederick County House Iron Fence Photo Remembers Early Streets
A rare view shows the Frederick County House surrounded by an iron fence and colonial brick pavement replaced by concrete. The scene contrasts old gas lamps and early electric arc lights, with the courthouse, Academy, and Potts residence, and notes the fence removal fostered by The Frederick News in 1883.
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Frederick County
Frederick
J. W. L. Carty
Frederik
Frederick Academy
C. Burr Artz Lib
James F. Messersmith
Carty
Frederick News
William T. Delaplaine
Court House Park A Historic Meeting Place In Fredericks
Court House Park in Fredericks historically served as a hub for residents since 1745. The article traces the town’s court house site from Dutch Meeting House to its first structures, noting key figures and the 1748 act to purchase land for a court and jail.
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Market
Patrick Streets
Stewart and Price
Western Maryland Trust Company
General Assembly
Frederick Town
Court House
Mathaniel Wickham, Jr
Thomas ,Beatty
Joseph Ogle
William Griffith
Edward Spring, Jr
John Kimball
Daniel Dulany
First Court House Construction Delayed By War
The project spanned from Church Street to Second Street with a 393 foot depth. It reached completion on November 24, 1750 except for interior work, then a 210 pound levy in 1753 funded interior finishing. The French and Indian War delayed final completion until 1756.
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Church Street
Second Street
General Assembly
Braddock
History of Frederick County Court House and Braddock Grange Picnic
The article recounts the sequence of Frederick County Court House buildings from the 18th to 19th centuries, noting fires in 1784 and 1861, the 1862 reconstruction with architect Thomas Dixon, and the building's noted acoustics. It also reports Braddock Grange plans for a July 24 family picnic at Brad dock Heights Park, with a covered-dish supper and musical entertainment.
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Council Street
Court House
Court Square
Jacob Young
William M. Beall
George Murdock
Andrew McCleery
Court House of Assizes
Dublin
Ireland
Frederick County
General Assembly
Thomas Dixon
Baltimore
J. Edward Sifford & Company
S. H. and
J. F Adams
Ume
Frederick County Court House
Braddock Grange
Braddock Heights Park
Howard A. Quinn
Lula V. Wiles
Robert Klein
Cyril Klein
Shirley Wetze
High Velocity Vapor Ejection Maintains Very High Vacuum
The principle of vapor ejection from a nozzle at very high velocity is employed as an efficient method of maintaining at very high vacuum.
The News Frederick Md June 36 1951
The News from Frederick Maryland dated Saturday June 36 1951 appears as readable text fragment. This item preserves the date and source but lacks a clear single event to summarize.
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the News
Frederick Md
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Joe Exsenhauer
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Scharf
Walliams
Ate Folger McKinsey
Taskers Chance
Guilford Nursing
Boonsboro
Keedysville
Burtner Bros
Rockville
Montgomery Ave
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
Westminster
Carroll Theater
James H. Walk
Post Office
Guy Anders
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St. Frederick, MD
Finsco—Hotpoint
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carrol St
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Walkersville Aig
Bt “Refrigerators
B. Duvall
Hi. C. Summers
Jefferson
Monrovia Supply Coq
Monrovia
New Market
Farm Equipment
Thurmont
Mercer Jones & Son Dickerson
Meer Esa Eee
Doc Ecker
John Ernest Lloyd John Harold Ken
Misa Weddle
Rudy Coblentz McHenry
Harshman Garber
Wiles
ESSO
Middletown
Farmers Cooperative Assn., Etroleum Division
Sso Serler
Welland
Holland
Ceri Ceresville
Myersville, Md
Motor CO
GUY C. Kline
Myersville
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont, Md
BRERA
Richard Cline
James Thompson
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