Traffic Views To Be Submitted On Frederick Parking
Merchants backed traffic views to ease parking and congestion in Frederick will be presented at a Mayor and Aldermen meeting this week. The Cham ber of Commerce retail division crafted the proposals, focusing on parking and traffic flow in congested areas and possibly integrating alternate routes into the city master plan with state survey support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
C. of C. Traffic Committee
Planning Commission
State Roads Commission
Charles M. Dodd
East Fourth Street
Drive-Yourself Cars and Trucks Arrive in Frederick Today
Transportation firm from Baltimore brings drive-yourself rental with 500 trucks and 140 cars already in operation elsewhere. Local agent is Charles K. McKenzie at 100 West Patrick Street. Plans to expand fleet as demand grows. A. Gordon Van Ness explains benefits including maintenance relief and no capital investment for clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltiimore
Charles K. McKenzie
West Patrick Street
A. Gordon van Ness
Baltimore Company
Past Noble Grands Meet At Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
The Past Noble Grands Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge met at 1. O. O. F. Home Friday evening May 6. Mrs. Mary Free and Mrs. Joyce Moss were co hosts. Edna Oden presided with 23 members present. Reports on the April 30 bake sale were given. Next visit to the 2 C O F Home set for Wednesday May 25. June committees named for Victory Basket and J Q O F Home. June 3 meeting at the Temple with co hosts Mrs. Bessie Poole and Mrs. Helen Webster. Refreshments by Mrs. Free and Mrs. Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
O. O. F. Fempte
Mary Free
Joyce Moss
Edna Oden
Amy Hoffman
Victory Basket
Mary Spurrier
Ruth Gibson
Belle MsDevitt
Mary Harrington
J. Q. O. F. Home
Ruth Morgean
Catherine Marmor
Mary Angleberger
Esther Miller
Temple
Bessie Poole
Helen Webster
Free
Moss
Preakness field forms after Derby arrivals in Baltimore
Two Derby runners Palestine and Old Rockport reached Pimlico for the Preakness with eight to ten starters anticipated for the $75 000 race. Calumet's Ponder the Derby winner is due tomorrow while Olympia will skip the race. The front four from the Derby are Palestine Old Rockport Capot and Calumet's Derby entrant. Model Cadet is the other Derby starter expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowen
Baltimore
Old Rockport
Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
Calumet
Ponder
Fred W. Hooper
Olympia
Isadore Bieber
Clifford Meyer
Kentucky
Greentree
Capot
Jockey Club
Ada L. Rice
Pimlico set marks aid Preakness prospects in rising horse field
Noble Impulse set a Pimlico track record in the Survivor stakes winning by five lengths from six 3 year olds led by Jockey R J Martin. Curran dero Swapout Crispin Oglebys Noble Impulse lowered the mile and sixteenth mark to 1 42. Exhibits at Hood College feature Miss Elizabeth Davis painting Miss Thaye Cronk as the opening show continues for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Cadet
Ponder
Capot
Jockey Club
Currandero
Swapout
King Ranch
Crispin Ogleby
Noble Impulse
Mrs. Willis Sharpe
Sylvester Labrot
Taran
R. J. Martin
Elizabeth Davis
Philadelphia
Hood College
Miss Davis
Thaye Cronk
Granby
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Medora
N. D
Marquis de Mores
Pleasant Grove
William Lawson
New Market
Marguerite Burgee
Hyattstown
Stella Lawson
Maurie Page
E Carl Davis
Maryland
Reuben
Rachel
O. B. Baker
Aubrey Davis
Carl Davis
Raymond Barnes
Earl Brown
Vincent Biser
George Weast
Robert Windsor
Bascom Neal
Edgar Davis
Preston - Lawson
Goren
Dianne Lawson
Francis and
Allen
Brown
Jimmy
Billy Neal
Winnie Lawson
James Barnes
James Davis
Pat Warner
Sally Gond Welch
Dausiier
Havert
G Welch
Annapolis
Glass & Mirror Sales
Dodge
Monocacy Motors Inc
North Market St
Preakness
Davie
Youngston
Cleveland
Greenville
Sou‘ Carolina
Piste
Williamson's Drug Store Prescription Service
Frederick, Md
Markell & Ford
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Parsons Coo
Tailortown
Amerisport
L’aiglon
Teena Paige
Nan Scott
Cotton Club
Dudley Casuals
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!