Brunswick Bridge Plans And Point Of Rocks Improvements
The Daily News reports planned improvements to the Point of Rocks Bridge over the Potomac totaling about $35,000, with funds requested November 27. Maryland and Virginia will begin work to preserve the bridge and Route 15 will be maintained as the main corridor. Brunswick celebrates the bridge projects and hopes for continued upgrades to the nearby White’s Ferry route, ensuring traffic capacity remains adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Potomac
Harry D. Wiis
Peldge
Brunswick
Maryland
Polls Open as Independent Voters Hold Key Balance
Voters head to the polls amid a tight race with independents seen as the pivotal bloc. Campaigns claim their candidates, while broad appeals through press and radio cover issues and personal contracts. Outcomes remain uncertain as turnout could swing county and state results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yole
Tras Shee
Carcain
Vrhaeyes
Abridged political forecast notes voting shifts and health worries
Fragmentary forecast mentions election day influences on voting patterns and public health concerns. It notes possible impacts on voters in certain districts and cautions about storm disruptions while emphasizing uncertainty in this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy Weenis
Pepe
Fragmented OCR Report With Obscured Details
Fragmented text mentions a 4 am start time and references to people and places but most names and facts are unreadable. It alludes to weather, transportation, and government themes with partial phrases about life, truth, and duties, yet essential specifics are missing.
Cattle Theft Reported in Western Virginia
Va Nov S Cotia his eves have appeared in the western part of Ue HAIN according 10 tey paris coming in Sven steers and a umber of mils have been reparted section. Evidence paints to the fact thhat the cattle have been taken for A one we a stowr on the Wasisit sin tey wiuemam ed on the shot. Mrs Hasi two sterrs Farniy svete from the Flemitic ist two and a Wiley f X Rear Bli Re Harris ays RH olen. but hundreds of chick ied off from that the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotia
Ue Hain
Paris
Sven
Hasi
Svete
Wiley
Harris
Olen
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick reveal a rainy election day with memories of polling and political clashes. Petr Lorentz, aged 90, dies after his wife’s death. nine children survive. Schaeffer Rhoads is named tranficer to assist current officers F B Harshman and F E Russell Stockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Teesda
Petr Lorentz
Baier
Trinity M. E. Church
Sema
Childers
Schaeffer Rhoads
Tran Cficer
F. BD. Harshman
Russell Stocknan
Winners of Prizes at Middletown Show Announced
The Middletown Grange held a two day event with judging by F. Ow Oldenburg from the University of Maryland Extension Service and Helen Pearson. Winners included Luther Miner and Cecil Holter in multiple categories such as Best Peck Wheal and various corn and fruit divisions, with judges confirming awards across vegetables fruits and canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidietown Grange
Severm Cicuse
Ned Person
F. OW
Oldenburg
University of Maryland Extension Service
Mass Helen Pearson
Haan Elat Iawe
Sarah
Herman Schroyer
Richard Keller
Wilard Holter
Cecil Kelfirst
Luther Miner
Jack Nemsberg
Harley J. Homer Kemsberg
Luther Minler
Cem K. Holter
Cloversecif
Charlea BR. Holter
William J.kepler
Geel Mo Molter, Jr
Cecil K. Holter
John Albert Holter
Reid
John Holter
Cacil K. Wolter
Big Doub
Cecil K. Hotter
John
John Tfeioom: Cret K. Holter. Te. Third Eur Gorn
Cercil K. Hulk
Robert Holter
Jane Alnert Hatter
Cecil KM. Holter
Joack Remsabers
Feanna Summers
Hugh Kel“ar
Votational Agricultural Students
Tass
Old World Style Menus and Dinner Recipes Menu
A dated collection of day menus by Mrs. Alexander George Cc cech detailing dinner items and baked goods. Recipes include marmalade stuffed buns, date rolls, and apple rolls with steps for dough, fillings, and baking times, plus notes on yeast, sugar, and spice proportions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George Cc
Cech
Mick Enige
Tata
New Windsor Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
New Windsor residents share visits and hospitality as families and friends travel between Baltimore Uniontown and West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Clyde Gene Harrisburg visited H M Lambert Melvin Lambert of Baltimore spent time at home. Guests at the Johns home include Arlene and Mary Susan Kitemilles and Lorenza Fike. Billie Gorsuch and Carroll Laniz were among visitors. Mrs Harriet Graves returns home after a stay with R Lee Myers Audemohn NY. Uniontown is sending the winter season guest to stay with her sister Mrs Graves and Mrs John Gehr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Nov. S
Cline Bowman
Baltimore
Vis
Ned Mir
Ilm. Smelser
Roland Devilbis
HM. Devilbiss
Harriet Graves
R. Lee Myers
Audemoun
Uniontown
Graves
John Gehr
Clyde Gene
Harrisbuee
H. M. Lambert
Melvin
Lambert
Johns
P. Dener
Arlene
Mary Susan
Walter Tiard
Alverta Brown
I Slaughter
PF. B. Rocp
Union Bridge
M Fritz
Slred
Noise and health risks from urban sound levels
An early article discusses how rising noises from machines, transport, and new devices affect health. It notes that loud and sudden sounds can irritate the ear and brain, provoke muscular reactions and fear, and may exhaust or threaten ill individuals. Anti-noise efforts exist in England to curb overall noise exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Dan MacKenzie
Decoys as American Art From Noel Barber Collection
New York writer Paul Harrison profiles Noel Barber and his decoys, arguing that hand carved and polychrome duck decoys are authentic Americana akin to hooked rugs and furniture. Barber’s book Wild Fowl Decoys showcases rare pieces, including marked heirloom models, and his passion bridges craft and sport across New England shores to Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
New York
Noel Barber
Barber
Windward House
Barker
Rayond Hood
Manhattan
Eile Barker
Harris Young
Nova Scotia
New England Seaboard
Detroit
Barnegat
Great Soh Bay
Chesapeake
Taneytown social notes from weekend visits and guests
Mrs Harry Allison spent a week end with her brother Jacob Null and family in Taneytown. Guests included Miss Grats azion and others from Baltimore and Washington. The gathering hosted by C Commerce and DC associates featured visits from Exyamitsburg and Baltimore families, with several local households hosting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Harry Allison
Jacob Null
Han —Earl Myers
Ruth Anna
Marcus Baker
Postsoi
Ravenham
Glee Cind
Baltimore
7 Commerce
Hiltsis
Mrs. Ott
Ena
C. C. Coombs
Exyamitsburg
Willian Hamp
Social Newsitem Misread Here From OCR Fragment
JC and Miss Mary Saylor of Union Bridge spent a day at the home of Mr and Mrs 5 G Ott. Robert Bonner a student at Get College spent a visit with his parents. Dr and Mrs Bow ner. Mr and Mrs Samuel Sijahl of Cushion Lake attended Are ister Mr and Mrs Harman near tern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Saylor
Union Bridge
G. Ott
Robert Bonner
Get- College
Bowner
Samuel Sijahl
Cushion Lake
Areister
Luff's Stuff NOVEMBER Ambience and Ambition
Fragmentary notes recall Luffburrow events in November with disjoint phrases about fate, ends, and a murky path. The text hints at December or November themes, personal journeys, and possible references to a person or place named LUFFBURROW.
Building Gymnasium Pa Comba One Of The Ai Eduration
Notes describe a debate over constructing a gymnasium in Pa while referencing fuel engines and diesel technology. The text mentions Rev GoM Pa and a Wednesday afternoon event. Diesel engines are discussed in relation to spark plugs and high compression ignition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Gom
Dod
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Ae Dideperdent Kewsrarer
Sory Alserpeen Exept
Ciad Cours Bieeste‘cae Waryibad, Ap
Qreat Bouteirs Printing
AFD Manufacturing CO
Amociated Prem
Giapaccoes
Toptech
Wales
Fia
Atmar Corporation
Priderton
Flapper
Fanny
Sinameron
Stan
Synethes
Reonleevien
Middletown
Bnet Tos Borenfey
Cere
Paul Hotine
Daniel Punle
Polytoes
Tune Poole
Dersey Lovell
Fruit and Vegetable Department
Saat Ple
Jonathan
Lawrence Ciylon
Donald Kan
Starks
Lawrenee
Arak
Gevere Messon
Baldwin
Lawrence Guyton
West
Grimes Gaideeh
Daniel Poole
Stayman
Oye Brandenburg
Donald Kuhn
J. F. Covell
Winesap
Jorge Hesson
Stron
William E. Hauver
York Imperial
George Hesson
Lawrence Girton
Seveond
Black Twig
William E. Wauver
Frais
J. F. Lovell
Pears
George H. Smith
Richard Anhalt
Charles L. Leatherman
Dorsey Lovell
Darrell Leatherman
Philip O. Cablents
Oliver Hooper
Cecil K. Hoher, Sr
Frances Summers
Albert
Miller
Oscar Shafer
Philip O. Coblemis
Dulin Rempeberg
George Stith
Ais and
Secont
Richard Anus
Tatph P Crane
Charles L. Leachermin
Buer Vo Heller
Svebonds
Dant Holts
J Pumpkin
Lucy Vo Holte
Hdr
Waltar B. Cobtents
Koelery
Rath Koller
Olver Mayper
Francis Summers
Paype
Ralph Crone
Mery
Secsons
Mary Mert Dorid
The
Household Department
Taare Peart Berdar Peaches
Pao Ho. Holter
Mra. Oliver
Hasnberries
Gro. H. Smith
Nite MaeBride
Leeconel
Sam
Styafer
Pritt Watter
Charkts Giune
Bummere
Lima
Besna
Milaie Coblentz
Peas
Me McBrida
Meer
Francis Sams Beane
oMre Ody
Ruth Darnsr
Rieloms
Mik
Olives
H. C. Molter
Aes
Chases OQ
Ziemler
Thi
Carrat
H.C. Molter
Mra
Ghtarles
Jac Curumier
Deerr Strafer
Mase Buoy Keer
George Ho Smith
Elan Cobleniv
Evelyn Holter
Marina Summers
Peach
Waterrmeion Mee
Marie Remsberg
Annie McBride
Oscasewater
Beel
Creorge Smith
Charles Brine
Mary Ffert Doda
Peats
Martin Beachley
Rath Keller
Francis Bummers
Ral Crone
Ruth Keller
Charles Stine
Elsie Cole
Mary Smith
Holter
United
Cecil K. Holrey
Grace Holter
Miss. Holter
Edward F. Helter
J. Vernon Coblentz
Elsie Coblentz
Edward K. Helter
J. Vernon Coblents
Nias Ew Holter
Lest
Fane
Edita Summers
Ketith Fink
Helen Rudy
Lucy V. Holter
H. C. Ho
J. Vernon Cobients
Walter Goblents
Ginger Y Tavey V. Holter
Shafer
H.C. Oily
Luny V. Evelyn Holter
Clarice Hough
Ross Adbie
Cenlat
Sb Eagan
Home Feenamicos Department Canning
Mary Therimce Hote
Ruth Warrant Fell
Ales Muneia
Glenis Remsberg
Nerene Zeigler
Gare Remsberg
Frences Cobboenitz
Frances Darner
Wainkt Tafty
J. C. Heltest
Hotrery
Oliver Hoop
C. Vernon Cetilontz
Misyellanenas
Cusup
Francis Sum- Mts
Oiber Hooper
Mary Afert Dodd
Dugan
Cecil R. Hutte
H.C. Bolter
Elsie Cob- Irots
Morris Hattiey
Geamin
Fatata Chipe
Edith Fink
Marie Remery
Mi Mamie
Seymio Lawrente Guycon
Quart Gar
Cecil KR
Molter
H.C. Helter
M Summers
Geeil i. Iy
Lisiter
Butter—Bissi
Eleanor Tr Hooper
Aisa
Pia
Gray
LAN Tou Peat PY
HE US
Hay
Far
Journal of American Medical Association
Bugela
the Health Magazine
Ome Perens
Sas
Wallace
Omy
Tespetacan
Huz
Eckener
Paul U
Keo
Megan
Wooden Ducks
Ich
Weed
Decos
Carolinas
Nova Sco
Scotia
Cleveland
Samus T. Barnes
Havre de Grace
Connecticut
Nevada
Iseme
Nova Scatia
Luff
Lufburrow
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!