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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1954
Page
11
Resignations of John H. Moore and Harry L. Hill were accepted at a Tuesday meeting. A special election is set for November 30 with candidate filings due by November 26.
Mayor Cummings thanked B and Q Railroad Brennerck and Keenan Post for Veterans Day events. Town employees with ten years of service to receive two weeks vacation in the future. Parking meters ordered on West Potomac Street despite protests. An ordinance imposes a fine for loitering after midnight. Teenagers upgrade park pavilion for winter activities with community help.
Eddie Russell of Frederick submitted the apparent low bid of 3313 994 for rebuilding a section of Maryland 26 on Liberty Road east of Eldersburg in Carroll County. Sam Finley Inc. of Atlanta was second low at 324 372 and ten other bids ranged to 523 627. The Raymond Concrete Pile Co. of Baltimore offered 35 283 for sub surface explorations for the Washington Circumferential Expressway from Jones Mill Road to Palmer Highway in Prince Georges and Montgomery counties. Sprague and Henwood of Scranton Pa submitted the only other bid at 36 181.
Major Reuben Aluses leaves nearly half of an appraised estate worth over 200 600 dollars to fund hospital care for the poor to be managed by Ashington County Hospital trustees. Musey firm left to his nephew. Musey, a former mayor of Hagerstown in 1925, headed city improvements. The article also notes the origin of the mile from Roman times, via the Latin mille passuum.
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