Bridge Open To Traffic Sunday In Carroll County
Engineer W F Ceilias announced that the bridge over Carroll Creek will open to traffic Sunday unless a late bid is received. Work includes a concrete shoulder and approach improvements. several linked routes from Baltimore to Carroll remain under construction with multiple segments now open to traffic.
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W. F Ceilas
East Patrick Street
Patrick Street
Cuert Street
Old Liberty
Baltimore
Westmia
Reisterstown
Win Geld
Taylorsville
Unionville
Liberty
Colbert Wife PecGeriva
Oak Orchard State Road
Baltimore City
Winfrels
Carroll-Frederick
Carroll Country
Western Maryland Railroad
Gosnell and
Long
Finksburg- Gamber Road
Westminster- Baltimore
Westminster-Sykesville
Gamber
Wafflesburg
Mt. Airy- Westminster
Melrose-Lineboro
Carroll County
Myersville Hosts Big Home Coming Parade
Myersville will stage a large home coming celebration on Saturday October ik sponsored by the Myersville Band. Arthur Rice leads the organization with Prof Lynn Stevens of Frederick as director. Committees include Elmer Shepley chair D Edgar Bittle Joseph R Harp Frank Lowers Alvin Rice Frank Line and Dawson Y Flook to arrange the events.
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Myersville
Arthur Rice
Lynn Stevens
Frederick
Elmer Shepley
D. Edgar Bittle
Joseph R. Harp
Frank Lowers
Alvin Rice
Frankline
Dawson Y. Flook
Classified Ad Recalls The News Section
A brief classified item notes a recall or reprint in The News with emphasis on a rental or sale listing and possible contact details. The notice hints at a classified style announcement and a local event tied to a community resource.
Frederick fair to showcase agricultural exhibits and prizes
Agricultural instructors and courty agents plan exhibits for the upcoming Frederick fair. Posters will vie for premiums with entries judged by university staff. Exhibits focus on corn borer, beetles, and wheat smut, plus demonstrations from the Extension Service of the University of Maryland to aid local farmers.
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Herry M
Lasteaaer
Ghous du Sage
Peizes
McDonald
Colored woman vows to leave Maryland after arrest
Says she will leave Marty Addison, the colored girl who caused injuries to two Frederick police, when arrested for disorderly conduct, and will likely be absent for months. She was fined £20 and jailed 30 days on resisting an officer, bonds and appeals discussed but unavailable. Justice Matter suspended part of the sentence and ordered her to stay out of Maryland for one year.
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Marty Addison
Frederick
Maryland
Marr
Guy K. Matter
Reno S Harp
Tharce
Justice Matter
Conditi
New Market Calendar Noted With Local Events
Fragmented notes show New Market residents preparing for gatherings at Mt. re and engaging in community activities. Mentions Sponseler and Mrp Harr with unclear roles, and a reference to Meg deie Macy NE AP le Spee ow Kerdes 7- suggesting a schedule or event lineup.
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Ute
Sponseler
Macy
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Hahn Shoe Stores
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Key Hotel
Greenswail’s Drug Store
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Corte
Mary Addison
Kivdeyv
Miz
Anc Gas Bos
Hagerstown
Puthippet
Big &Wheel Sauhee
Whippet
Itsield
Lee Automotive
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Strom and Cogvenient Bank
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National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
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Bank of Personal Service
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McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Boyers Zinc
Privac Iares
Cheng
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Central Building & Loan Club
United States
Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Blue Ridge Brand
Veal
Frederick County Products
TNC
U. S. Inspection Establishment
Helfenstein & Urner
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