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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1950
Page
9
A passerby named Blind Bob complains the jukebox drowns out gurgles causing misdirection and blurred actions. He says the sound distracts him and he hates the machine, expressing frustration with the noisy setup.
Hal Boyle profiles Blind Bob Gohn in Virginia City Montana where the once booming Alder Gulch now leans toward tourism. Bovey’s restoration draws 106000 visitors while locals recall vigilante justice and 1863 mining origins. Blind Bob mixes drinks despite blindness and keeps town lore alive as mining hopes of a mother lode linger.
Emmitsburg scenes show Emmitsburg and Cambridge visitors in town for family events. Susan Smith reports Miss Mary Sanders joins Mount St Mary’s College library staff, while others attend a funeral, birthday party, and a glee club concert dedication at Mount St Mary’s gym. Local gatherings, church society notes, and club meetings fill daily life with visits, births, and plans.
St Josephs High School senior class will stage Joyce Andrews comedy Leave it To Mother in Emmitsburg on June 2. Cub Scout Pack 284 initiated fifteen boys at the Firemen's Hall. ceremony included charter pins and a list of recipients. Pack officers and den mothers named. VFW sponsors support. weekly den meetings and monthly pack gatherings announced.
Brick residence fully modernized offered by the owner for quick sale due to residence change. First floor has two large living rooms with open fireplaces center hall dining room kitchen. Second floor features five bedrooms two with fireplaces and two baths. Third floor storage rooms. New oil heating unit laundry recreation rooms with a basement fireplace. Near downtown stores market and churches. Immediate possession. NOAH E CRAMER & SON Realtors 4 N Court St Frederick Md.
Colonial brick estate circa 1840 on a paved excellent hard road offers 9 rooms, central heat, baths, tenant house, barn, garage, bake house, fenced pastures, stocked stream, orchard, 200 English boxwoods, extensive landscaping. Listed at 17,000 by Edward Hilbenberg, with multiple farm and dwelling listings across Frederick area offering various properties on main highways and near Union Bridge, including 25- to 20-acre farms, brick houses, dairy facilities, and modern bungalows priced from 4,000 to 13,000 with bus service and schools nearby.
J D Miller and E M Miller notice large photo near city with payments as low as 00 down. They advertise a modern brick three apartment building in business district with strong rentals at 11590, a five room brick bungalow in western section, and several farms and stores including a liquor store on state highway and a country grocery. A 13 000 square foot Reid factory building is offered along with a farm near the city at 4100. Franklin D Miller and Miss Evelyn M Miller are listed as real estate and insurance agents at 315 East Second Street.
A compact ad describes multiple city properties for sale including an eight room modern brick dwelling at 10 500 two six room brick homes under 5 000 and a seven room bungalow with garage for 3 850. Also noted are a Western section eight room brick home with features, and a profitable grocer store and farm offering.
A long OCR fragment lists farms and houses for sale near Frederick Maryland including EMMERT R BOWLUS properties with 104 acres and 264 acres near Comus, 10 room brick house with crops, commercial front 33 acres near US Route 15, several small dwellings, a 2 acre 4 room bungalow, a Mountaindale macadam road home, a double brick West 4th St Ext rental, and building lots in Spring Valley. Auctioneers H OM Alexander and R L Kelly advertise contact details.
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