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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1972
Page
7
Anne Arundel County police say a woman in her early 30s from the county has provided information related to the December strangulation of Elizabeth Anne Metzler, the Severna Park girl. The案 investigation continues with this new lead.
Frederick city public works superintendent Robert Strine announced that bad weather slowed McCurdy Field work but the site will be ready for use by April 29. The plan includes a temporary fence backstop bleachers and field prep. Bids will open April 4-5 for three sale real estate contracts, resurfacing street repair and concrete work.
Multiple real estate listings advertise three bedroom ramblers in Taylorsville on wooded cul de sac lots with balconies, 4 acre parcels, and nearby towns. Properties include brick rancher with garage, two acre or more building lots on Indian Springs Road with financing, and commercial/industrial properties near Thurmont. Contact numbers accompany each listing for price guidance and appointments.
The Frederick County Board of Education invites sealed bids for supplying and delivering instructional and office materials. Specifications and proposal sheets available at the Board office. Bids due by 10 00 A M EST March 27 1972. The board may reject any or all proposals and waive formalities. John L Carnochan Jr secretary treasurer bid No 72 I 1.
Public sale listing for Ponton’s Community Sale with weekly 6:30 p m auctions at 238 W Std St. Items include furniture appliances a stove TV shelves office desks an air conditioner and household goods plus a special auction on Mar 18 at 10 00 a m featuring inventory from Coker's House of Fabric Inc. Open daily contact 663 4601 for details.
467 acres development land with road frontage on three sides. Low down payment with interest only terms to qualified buyers. Call Bill Freshh at Hartman Briddell Watkins Realtors Rockville 301 762 1562. Wanted pasture must have good fencing 848 0604.
Numerous listings of used items for sale including baby items, furniture, appliances, toys, clothing, and odds and ends. Advertisements show phone contact numbers and varied conditions from good to excellent, with prices across many items. Dominant items include furniture like dressers and wardrobes, small appliances, musical instruments, and decorative items from local sellers.
Frederick County Roads Board invites bids for Contract F-746-718 Reich's Ford Bridge and approaches over the Monocacy River. Bids due April 14, 1972 at 11:00 A.M. E.T. at Winchester Hall Frederick. Plans specs and proposal form cost $15 and require bond or bid guarantee. The county may reject any bid.
A dense string of local service ads lists providers including janitorial, auto repair, masonry, asphalt work, tax service, painting, electrical work and more. It mentions Elwood's Auto Exchange for junkers, Hydra-Tech in Laurel, Powell Masonry, tag service pickup locations, and various Maryland area contact numbers for immediate inquiries.
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