Old Red Barn a Frederick City Landmark on Rosemont
A historic red barn on the Krantz property off Rosemont Avenue in Frederick City, built shortly after the Civil War, remains amid modern growth. The site features a unique weathervane rooster and two now-grounded silos, with memories of flying pigeons, rifle escapades, and a German name variant noted in local deeds.
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Frederick City
Krantz
Rosemont Avenue
Nicholas Yinger
Frederick
Sheverstadt
North End
Evelyn Krantz
Frederick Krantz
Church of the Brethren
Weathview Avenue
New
Bell- Rosemont Avenue
Placid
Fred Krantz
Catoctin Mount
Ayone
Rock Creek
Chase
Albert
Emmitsburg PTA discusses engaging parents and trips
The Emmitsburg Mother Seton School PTA met in the school cafetorium and opened with a prayer. Treasurer Robert Koontz reported 483.22 dollars. The group debated improving parent involvement through report cards, after school meetings, and class mothers, and whether to fund trips or buy books and films. The Bishops Relief Fund Fair raised 432 dollars split among four parishes.
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Emmitsburg
Mother Seton School
PTA
Francis
Robert Koontz
Bishops Relief Fund
Military service and PTA meeting notes from a small town
The report notes a man entering the Army in October 1958 with last posting at Fort Jackson. It covers St Joseph's High School PTA monthly meeting led by Everett Chrismer, with Rev James Twomer presenting basketball letters to male and female players, and various parents assisting with refreshments and prizes. The group discussed using the school for a show to entertain children.
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Ing
St. Degoe J
St. Euphemia’s School Hall
Father Sleasman
Jack Sullivan
St Mary's Star
Marines
Quantico
Raymond Topfer
Sen
Baltimore
Stella
Vincent Harthagen
Altoona
Taylor Humerick
Dover
N. 2
Jackson Humerick
William Hopkins
York
Hopkins
Clarence Wachter
Betty Ann Baker
VFW
Post Home
Robert Koontz
Buddy Dean
VEW
Helen Sanders
Margaret Cantwell
Owings Mills
Union Bridge
Ann Marie Koontz
Carolyn Eyler
Edwin A. Boyer
Harold E. Davis
Joseph H. Elliot
Guy McGlaughtin
Fund Driverhairman
Frederick
Army
Fort Jackson
F. C
Young
The
Roberts Brothers
Mittee
Emminsburg
Easter Seal Council Chairman Appeals for Continued Benefits
EASTER SEAL Council Chairman E Stuart Bushong of Maryland urged continued federal unemployment benefits through June 1930. The House passed the bill by voice vote, extending aid for crippled children and adults while job programs and rehab services expand, with funding and scholarships highlighted by the Maryland Easter Seal Society. Western powers pursue a Western security reevaluation amid talks toward a foreign ministers conference as East West bargaining heats up ahead of a Potsdam meeting.
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Washington
APA
House
Maryland
E. Stuart Bu
Bushong
Maryland Society
Soviet Union
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Nick Yinger
Fairview Avenue
Chas. E. Sherb
Robert Lown Ch
Catherine A. Heman
RFC
Menaede
Jose
Meaty
Monica Warthen
Carol Ol
Joyee Koott
Rita Mary Ann Myers
Diy Keilholz
Jen
Diane Topper
Turner
Richard Dutrow
Sunny
Cooper
Bil
Williams
John
Hil
Thomas
Thei Nunsip
Fred Knox
Byard
Charles
Mes
Elliot
Cy Haley
Hielmn Brown
Paul Sherwin
Helen Randolph
Mildred Dutruws
Donald Byard
Everett Chrismer
Clyde Nog
Aler
Grayson A. Young
Charles E. Young
RFC 4
Provost Marshal General's School
Fort Gordon
Easter Seal Council
London
Ohana
Olvens Economical
Teay Otay
Ali Yeakt
Lopetigh
Merciandsse
Baart, Inc
Westy
West Patricks
F. Olympia ‘Typewriter
Williams Typewriter & Supply Company
FE. Patrick St. Phome MO
B. Market St
Frederica
Spaulding Garage
Plymouth
U. S. 144
Poplar Springs
Harrisburg
Wilkes Barre
Scranton
Lewistown
Thurmont
Gettysburg
Jettysburg
All Saints St
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Cadillac
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick St
Monument
Baltimore Colts
Colt-Giant
Moose
W. South St
Zenith
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
Post Office
Heli
Ham
Fenim
Peoples
Marvin
Peoples Service Drug Store
Peoples Certified
ALL Peoples Service
eEwe
Cathal Che Deter Erodervd
West Patrick ST. MO
N. Market ST. MO
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