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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1966

Page

15

Frederick County deer kill tops 177 in opening two days

Outdoor editor reports Frederick County hunters checked 177 deer by 7 pm over the first two days of the season. Opening day yielded 134 deer at four stations, with 43 more on Saturday leaving the tally 30 short of last year’s pace. Heaviest deer weighed 168 pounds, a 10 point buck taken by Clyde Lenhall Jr. of Adams Town near Greenfield.

Frederick Greenfield Clyde Lenhall Jr Adamstown RFC 1 Walkersville Water Street Road Robert Few Thurmont Lyler’s Benjamin Bowman Smithsburg Ben’s Esso Danny Stockslager Cascade Friends Creek Getty L Arthur Kennill Gettysburg Catoctin Hollow Kerry Hewitt Emmitsburg Poplar Ridge Fortunato Brandler Baltimore Sabillasville Robert Lifler Taneytown College MI Richard Hoffman Frock Brunswick Eugene Bentzel Robert F Fox Sabiliasville Harbaugh Farm Jean Koott Laurel David , Misner Blacks Orchard Edgar Lo Tewls Robert Shaffer Oba Foxville Chris C Johnson Rockville Gene Mashey Hagerstown Harald R Inus Bethesda

Manuscript fragment lists many names from Frederick Water Shed region

A dense OCR fragment lists numerous residents and locations around Frederick Maryland including Mt Airy Shookstown Five Forks Yellow Springs and Libertytown with repeated references to watersheds and road names such as Pussy Foot Hollow Salamander area Wildcat Rock and Hamburg Road. The text appears as a ledger of individuals with addresses and watershed notes.

Debold George Stevens Libertytown Eylers Valley Reuter Batimore Foxvile Harry Offutt Baltimore Emmitsburg Charles F. Morris Bowie Piney Mt Faun L Plemmons Frederick Foxville Joseph Var Roy L. Kuhn Laotz Charles Turner Hornestsnest E Wade Jr. Landover Sugar Tree Club Edward Portner Thurmont Sterry Garner Charles Peddicord Westminster Cabbage Run Howard S Wolfe Richard L Willard Cat Rock David Lo Keperling Hagerstown Garfield Richard Yingling Union Bridge Hampton Valley Michael R. Harris William McCulley Catoctin Hallow Clyde R Toms Smithsburg Ronald Q Ronehart Bobs Hill Garry Richardson Landover Robert Few Lewi Snyder Woodrow Smith Middletown Five Forks James F Grove Catoctin Furnace Charles Workman Gas Irding Mt Airy James Burdette Bemascus Shookstown Carrott Wilgom Eyler Valley James M Murphy David J McKenzie Russell R Redmond Hornets Nest Road Julen P Delphey Leon W Blank Wildcat Rock Arnold O Philips RFD Reed L Thompson James L Forrest Myersville Bernard Tobert Gideon Kerrell RFC Wild Cat Rock Joseph Channel Red Meran Water Shed Harry Wachter Jr RED Pryor Road Roland Myers Walkeraville Harvey Lo Blank Rockville White Rock Michael Elden Mt Rainer Highland Roy G Biddinger Llansville Sugar Lost John Endler Jr George F Brown Ariddletown Burkitts Mt Edward L Joan Nash Iiberty George J Hogan Liamsville Clyde Lenhart Adamstown Greenfield Edward Flook Reo Melvin Anders Dale Miss Henry Stafford Julian Harris James Gouker Middle Pont Paul Hahne Robert Hendricks James R Williams Rum Spring Road Snook’s: “ Jonn R Hadix Lanham OL Spike Watershed Ronald Putman Yellow Springs Guy Nutz Spike William Shepley Maurice Boyer Hamburg Road Kenneth Pickett Sykesville Fred Rick Wateshed Mae Howard Lawrence Lewis Srick Water Ward Riker -Ellicott City Robert Randallstown Austin Hoffman Dre Linthicum Hall Hyattsville Donald Sha Frederik Perry Marley Harmony Grove James R Luna Mt Ary Calvin Ledertine Roberts Ewell Haughbottom le Royce Smith Whim Riggelman Derwood Mt. Dale

District Purchases Snowfighting Units

Washington AP City highway officials seek mild weather to allow full use of a $600,000 federal grant for snow removal gear. District highway director Thomas F Airis says equipment and staff will be boosted this winter, with 40 additional plows, improving readiness after last winter’s record drifts and criticism of response.

Washington Thomas F. Airis District of Columbia Congress

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