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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1950

Page

22

Frederick County Historical Society elects Wood president

Charles W Wood of New Market was elected president at a Tuesday meeting in the Historical House on West Patrick Street. Officers named include William M Storm, Mrs Raymond R Zimmerman, Charles McC Mathias Jr, Mrs Melvin M Engle, Miss Hal Lee Ott, Col John R Holt and Melville C Stockwell. The group noted Henry McCleery born in 1749 in Ireland and his Court House design in 1785, with descendants continuing the firm after his 1819 death.

Charles W. Wood New Market The Historical Society West Patrick Street William M. Storm Raymond R. Zimmerman Charles McC. Mathias, Jr Melvin M., Engle Hal Lee Ott John R. Holt Melville C. Stockwell William R. Slemmer Charles F. Bowers Bowers Parsons Newman Wood Joseph W. Urner Frederick Henry McCleery Ireland Frederick County Court House Dublin McCleery Martha Ritchtre Andrew McCleery Robert Andrew Capa

McCleery Firm Legacy and Frederick Structures Highlighted

The history notes the McCleery firm’s lasting impact in Frederick with public buildings like All Saints Church and Trinity Chapel. Shop books reveal work for Henry McCleery and clients such as Roger Brooke Taney and the Rotts family, including coffins, furniture, and ornamental millwork. A Potts house plan by Robert Mull drew local adaptation by the McCleerys. Also reported is the sale of a Braddock Heights residence to Mr. and Mrs. Allen F. Sherald Jr. for 16000 dollars, with occupancy expected in about a month.

McCleery Frederick All Saints Church Court Street Trinity Chapel Church Street Urner All Saints John Fessler Henry McCleery Roger Brooke Taney Rotts Philip Thomas Lutheran Church Andrew McCleery Court House Arsenal Thomas Johnson Court Street Episcopal Church Potts’ House Potts House Robert Mulls Allen F. Sherald, Jr Clarence A. Bussard Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights Ralph W. Boyer

Rotary Club Marks Armed Forces Week

Frederick Rotary Club celebrates Armed Forces Week with an unbiased Air Force theme, highlighting service members and local support activities during the observance period.

Rotary Club Armed Forces

Principal speaker at Key Hotel defense forum

Col. Lestie A Chambers of the USAF Reserve, chief of physical defense division at Camp Detrick, led a Wednesday program in the Blue and Gray room. President Ayn Neely presided as Chambers urged untied defenses and civilian military cooperation to preserve national security. A New York-based observer and another attendee were noted in attendance.

Francis Scott Key Lestie A Chambers Usaf Reserve Physical Defense Division Biological Department Camp Detrick Clyde M_ Roney Ayn Neely Col. Chambers Asia New York Rolarian Jerry Gallup Itcov

Denish kings by Viborg noted at Rotary event

Guests at a Rotary gathering at Frederick Memorial Hospital included Lt William Allen Rev W Möerval Weaver and Capt Norman Gerdes. Nine Danish kings historically kept residences at Viborg on the Jutland mainland.

Denmark Viborg Jutland

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