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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
2
The State Roads Commission plans a reinforced concrete bridge replacing the 1874 iron structure over Ballenger Creek. The 22 foot wide design with two twenty foot spans aims to reduce accidents at a known hazardous point, long noted by locals. Construction is expected to complete by about four weeks.
Official orders from the Adjutant General list encampment dates for units including First Infantry Fifth Regiment and Twenty Ninth Division. Tests occur at various locations such as Virginia and Pennsylvania in July and August with barracks at Cart ite and Saunders Hige.
Agricultural students from Middletown Tyremont Tintulsharg and Frederick will visit College Park on May 20. They will tour the experimental farm observe livestock judging and an agricultural college exhibit contest with over 75 entries. Officials include Owen Showmaker and Harry McDonald among others. Road Engineer Reappointed Edgar T Wayman, Washington County rear engineer, will serve another year after his 1924 appointment from Anne Arundel County.
A weekly eve at Cateatin drew much interest as Seminine marchine showcased by the Catoctin Country Club. Mrs. Winebrewer placed third with Mary McComas and Mrs. KE D McCats tying for fourth. Prize was presented by Mr. Winebrewer. Helen Enter Johnson offers a women’s cap after three victories. cane and trophies from last year remain. The oldest North American silo claim notes 1474Bully by F L Hatch.
Desperate will hold a gym convention at the courthouse at 8 this evening to nominate a city ticket for the June 4 election. Delegates from each district will assemble with women represented. Edward J. Smith to chair. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler is expected to be unanimously nominated to succeed himself with incumbents Roan and Ship to be renominated.
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