Frederick County Levy Rise Forecast In 1945 Tax List
Frederick County officials forecast a levy rise of about 600000 dollars for 1945, driven mainly by real estate and personal property assessments in the new Frederick District and surrounding towns. Vehicle assessments expected to add roughly 250000, with livestock values boosting overall gains. Reassessment plans cover Lewistown, Woodville, Linganore and others next year, as higher cattle and purebred stock values lift taxable values across districts. Local officials note the shift stems from the 1942 five year cycle and district revaluations completed in the county.
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Frederick County
J. A. Lamar Barrick
Frederick
Fred
Brunswick
Petersville
Jefferson
Burkittsville
Middletown
Mackeon
Lewistown
Woodville
Linganore
Jotnsville
Liberty
Woodsboro
Creagers
Barrick
Local social notes from Lovettsville and area
Lovettsville social column lists visitors and family events. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. John de Fillips and Mr. and Mex Sam Abbott of Arlington. Miss Mary Manning of Radford State College. Pvt. Leonard Cooper recently back from Africa and Italy. families visiting in Jefferson and Washington. hospital patient Miss Blanche Frye after a car accident. students home from William and Mary and Bedford. various relocations and household moves among local families. a birthday dinner hosted for Mr. Connor with Frederick relatives. Alyce Far Hes visiting. Leater Schulte plans return from Pelham Manor. Potterfield relations. accidental injury to W B Williams. birth of Ronald Hess. Beatty and Chinn families moving to Brunswick.
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Lovettsville
John de Fillips
Sam Abbott
Arlington
W. B. Williamy
Mary Manning
Radford State College
Ann Manning
Leonard Cooper
Elton Cooper
Africa
Italy
H. W. Beatty
H. W. Keller
Jefferson
Betty Everhart
Washington
Elbert Everhart
G. W. Everhort
Neesent
Blanche Frye
Eppa Frye
Schnauffer Hospital
College
Ann Potterfield
William and Mary
Wanda Lu Womeldorph
Bedford
Virginia Fenning
Sue Hilton
LA. Womeldoipis
Eppa Ahalt
Francis Ahalt
Charles Town
H. C. Kimmey
Dawn Shine
Connor
Frederick
Alyce Far Hes
Frederik
Reed
Leater Schulte
Pelham Manor
Hirst Potterfield
New York
Jack Potterfield
W. B Williams
Mvr
Len Reed
Ronald Hess
A. A. Beatty
Betty Jane
Brunswick
Rayn and Chinn
Chinn
Ieir
Melville
Thomas H. Welling
Wiliam Allen
Mary Louie Allen
S. B. Dorsey
John T. Ridgely
Mary L. Dorsey
Glenwood
R. K. Jarns
Arn
Lee’ Friedel
Leroy Barnes
New Hampshire
Arthur C. Brown
Ainner
Cody Beil
Baltimore
Delius Brown
Anita and
Todd
Milton Flehr
Allene Brown
Joshua Barnes
Harper
Bayne Wi
Bellimora
Emery Anc
Elizabeth L. Barnes
Towson
Howard Warfield
George A. Dudderar
The
Marines
Norfolk
Local social notes from Sykesville and vicinity
Sykesville area residents and guests are listed from Gaithersburg Towson Baltimore Kalamazoo and beyond. Families welcomed a fourth child at Joseph Main street and hosted guests from Louisville New Hampshire and California. Rotary officials and visitors toured local facilities observed deaf education projects and involvement with hearing impaired youths.
Five Duncan brothers in U S service traced by ages
Bolivar West Virginia report lists five Duncan brothers from Harry Duncan family now serving in the U S Army and another son Lt Charles E Biller in Italy. Entries show Pfc Earl Deslie Duncan at Camp McCoy Wisconsin and other brothers in Alabama Fort Ord New Guinea England India and Louisiana with varied enlistment dates from 1942 to 1948. The article notes their mother’s pride and the bomber group receiving a Presidential Citation.
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Bolivar
W. Va
Harry Duncan
U. S
Earl Deslie Duncan
FL McClellan
Ala
Camp Mcoy
Wis
Aubrey N. Duncan
Fort Ord
Cal
New Guinea
Paul Duncan
Thervice
Miami
Fla
England
Godfrey Wallace Duncan
Fort Francis
Warren
Wyo
India
James Monroe Duncin
Camp Polk
Camp Cook
Hood College journalism class visits Maryland School for the Deaf
A Hood College journalism class of thirteen, led by Miss Helen M. Thal, toured the Maryland State School for the Deaf on Tuesday to interview Dr. Ignatius Bjoriee, superintendent, and observe literacy work. The group visited various classes focusing on reading, pronunciation, and lip reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Helen M. Thal
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Ignatius Bjoriee
Guis
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Junior Barker
Bruce Claybaugh
Bakerton
Witham Wah Amm
Charles Wilt
Porto Rico
W. E Kelican
G. F. Webb
Laureda Webb
Cetherpure
Wing
Charles Glover
Diva
Dawes
Harding
Paul Hubanks
Sulyer Spring
G. E. Webb
Hobanks
Frank Sperry
Donald Bussard
K .K. Cavalier
Ra Dalgarn
C. C Jetson
Pst
Linden Johnson
Ashford General Hospital
White Sulphur Springs
W. V
Fneland
Elizabeth Compton
Earl Upperman
Fee
Mr. and
Stra. J. Lhackles
Beulah Kelison Jones
Fay
Lutheran Cemetery
Jones
George Kelison
Minnie Kelson
George Kelison, Jr
Laura Hoffman
George Lester Webb
U. S. Armed Forces
Buckley Feld
Denver
Col
New Jersey
Anna Webb
QO. A. Webb
Camp Hill
Richard Thaser
Camp Dutner
Carrie Schilling
Frank Butts
W. Spencer Butts
U.S. N
Philippines
Jessie Cleggett
O. A. Webb
L. D Nichols
Richard
Alexandria
Raymond Frye
Elizabeth Frye
Sykesville
Viola Allport
Gaithersburg
Robert Allport
Wilbur Mnnamer
University Hospital
Walter Engel
Paul
Anniue Engel
Roxan Steele
Kalamazoo
Mich
Irene Steele
Joseph Spipulchi
Joseph
Main Street
Ethel B. Krieger
Louisville, Ky
Aita Davitt Krieger
Clara Dudderar
Camp Pendleton
Calif
John Jay Shank
Waynesboro
Rotary International
Toatsit
Sykeeville
Rotary Club
Karl B. Justus
Justus
ELC Rey
Basic
BOC
LON Xourdi AL
America
Aly
Gilrs Hotel
Specal
Sint
Hood
VICKS
Musselman's
Baking Company
Sonny Boy Cakes
National Biscuit
Compan
Nabisco
Marse and Biscuit Company
Jasmon Gingersnaps
Win Son Coffee
Libby
Ayli
Rks
Octagon
Wx Wor
Amt . FF
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