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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1924

Page

3

News From The County In New Market And around

March 11 notes report improving health of Dr Calvin Clay and several others, visits between New Market Measles among schoolchildren, changes in local trades and residences, new repairs and shops opening, and a countywide church and school events roundup. Residents including Mrs Rose Keller Mrs Susan Wales Miss Annie Bearce and Mr Edward Lease appear among many neighbors with visits recoveries and outings.

New Market Calvin Clay C. A. McBride Baltimore Melvin P. Wood Annie Bearce Nettie Wood Jennie Griffith Mr. Baker UH. J. Slusher Washington B. C. Burgess Frederick Rose Keller Susan Wales Peter Carpenter Grangers Joseph Wood Walter Zimmerman Chas. W. Ketrow Ione Wood Catonsville John Poole Saltimore Edward Lease Frederick City John D. Hammond Jess Burall C. L. Wood Pittinger Johnsville Wm Herbertson Chison Samuel Utz Mary Kelley James Kelley Alice M. Metzger Dover Agnes Marker Lloyd Gapland Cheries J. Bindle Kyle Bitule Edgar Bible Myersville School LeRoy Dakin Brooklyn N. Y Rey C. A. Neal John W. Kinnaman Tittle Mary Tlarshman R. Markey Wm. S. Wachtel Michael Chas J. Bittle Geo. B. Castle Missionary Society of St

Francis Scott Key House Becomes Three-Story Store

Sightseers on Key Bridge view a remodeled Georgetown landmark now housing a hardware store. The Francis Scott Key house, once a memory of Washington’s past, is replaced by a three-story commercial building as Mrs. Thomas G. Winter leads women's club protests urging abolition of war.

Key Bridge Francis Scott Key Arlington Fiistocy Washington Georgetown United States Thomas G. Winter General Federation of Women's Clubs

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