Canal project plans to farm bass in Potomac area
Earl A. Kolb of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association announced a plan to use part of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal near Camp Kanawha and Point of Rocks to propagate smallmouth bass for release into the Potomac River. A committee will oversee the project as engineers survey two springs and assess water flow for summer rewatering.
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Athesapeake and Ohio Canal
Camp Kanawha
Potomac River
Earl A. Kolb
Frederick County Fish and, ‘Game -Protective Association, Inc
J. Glenn
Beall
National Park Service
Camp ‘Kan
Fish and Game Association
Kolb
Harry T. Thompson
Canal rewatering plan eyed to stock river via spring water
Congressman Beall Mr Thompson and Park Naturalist H Raymond Gregg spoke at Camp Kanawha as the Fish and Game Association launched a project to add spring No 2 water to a canal and create an ideal rearing pool for river stocking. Propagation is hoped to begin in the summer per Kolb.
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Washington
Seneca
Congressman Beall
Thompson
H. Raymond Gregg
Fish and Game Association
Camp Kanawha
Kolb
Ballenger Homemakers Club Meeting Report
Ballenger Homemakers club hosted by Mrs. Harry Himes with nineteen members present. Mrs. Monroe Stup presided as president. Miss Leslie Wiles demonstrated material selection and fabric labeling while Mrs. Ian Tervet delivered the director’s report. Discussions covered a county home tour, district chorus volunteers for University of Maryland, Newsplant and Hood College tours, and a White House Conference on Children report stressing spiritual instruction at school and home. Announcement of a National Home event was made.
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Ballenger Club
Harry Himes
Ballenger Homemakers Club
Monroe Stup
Leslie Wiles
Russell Dudrow
Ian Tervet
University of Maryland
Newsplant and Hood College
Homer Remsburg
White House
Washington Armory
Local club names delegates and meeting plans
Mrs Elmer Thomas Mrs G Cleveland Trout and Mrs Nevin Dutrow were named delegates to the County Council meeting on March 31. The club will meet April 27 at Mrs Trout's home. Prices at Woodsboro Livestock Sales rose with bids reported for cattle calves hogs and sows across weight classes.
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Woodsboro Livestock Sales,Inc
Harmony Grove Club Demonstrates Ready Made Dresses
Demonstrations on materials and labels in ready made dresses were given at the Harmony Grove Club meeting held at Mrs Edward H Mantz home. Mrs Clarence Eaves president led devotions and Mrs Paul Clemson spoke on Korea with pictures.
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Harmony Grove Club
Walter Hahn
William Powell
Edward H. Mantz
College Avenue
Clarence Eaves
Paul Clemson
Korea
Market Prices Report for Livestock and Feeds
Price notes show per hundredweight figures for feeding shoots and pigs with ranges from thirteen dollars thirty five cents to twenty five dollars. Individual pig and head pricing are listed from eight dollars to twelve dollars and a quarter, variations likely reflect batch weights and grades.
Thurmont Bills Are Passed By The House
Two bills sponsored by Thurmont officials drew strong opposition from residents but were approved by the House. The measures move forward despite local protests and debate over their potential impact on the town.
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Thurmont
House
Delegates Route to Gov Signature on Thurmont Line Plan
Fragmentary text indicates delegates traveled yesterday toward the Governor for signature on a measure authorizing Thurmont commissioners to designate line width and location. The partial wording suggests a local zoning or road planning action awaiting executive approval.
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Thurmont
Thurmont Town Measures on Sidewalks and Taxation
Two proposed ordinances would fund replacement of sidewalks and gutters within the town and extend the town’s taxation powers across its corporate limits. The measures aim to update public works and broaden revenue authority for municipal needs.
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Thurmont
Residents object to bill claiming town already has power
The News reports residents voiced opposition to the bill contending town officials already hold the authority sought.
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Tay Prior
P Pete
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Rie Etiam
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Rreck
Wd Colvery, Min Cetogs
Erry Rewuns
Tinte
Caburg
Mary
Jesus
John
Drin
Charles. King
Ballenger
County Council of Homemakers
Frederick High School
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Delbert Poole
Maas Opticians Fyel
A. N. Market
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Faberge Shaw Hat
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Atomizer
Paris
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Chantilly
Shallimar
Woodhue
Act IV
Rock Garden
Heaven Sent
Magnolia
Stradavari
Intoxication
Divine—LeDandy
Tabu
Chanel
Ciro—Yardley
Strawhat
Lucien Lelong
Blue Grass
Hazel Bishop
Tintair Aif Shades
Revlon
DU Barry
Aye Colion
Markell & Ford
P.L. Hargetts Co
South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Co
Philco
Motorola
Hotpoint Appliances
N. Carroll St
Cc. E. Cline & Son
E. Patrick ST
The
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James E. Doll
G. C. Fuss & Son
Howard Sullivan
Johnsville, Ma
John E. Mathias
Westminster
Rt. 6
Universal Electric Store
Thomas F. Summers
E. 6Th St. Frederick, Md
Charlotte E. Ausherman Frederick
Sygbe
Howard J. Simpson
Taneytown, Md
Kentucky
Old Virginia
Fuss & Son
Taneytown
Ritchie Associates Finance Corp
Rockville
E. Montgomery ‘Avé
Rhapsody
Town & Country Shop
Aaakaaara
Aya
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