Big Frederick County weekend with Colorfest and In the Street
Two major events fill Frederick County this weekend the Catoctin Colorfest in the north and the Frederick In the Street celebration. The Colorfest runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday while In the Street runs 12 noon to 7 p.m. Saturday offering a busy schedule for locals and visitors alike.
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Frederick County
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Frederick’s
Barbara Grimes retires after 29 years at Routzahn's
Barbara Grimes ends a 29 year tenure at Routzahn's in Frederick after starting in 1956. She recalls floods, town changes, and a family-like workplace. Friends and coworkers honored her with a retirement dinner and gifts including a Hawaii trip. She plans to fish with her father and pursue quilting at home.
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Charlie Fogle
News-Post
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Shepleys
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Frederick Moose
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Frederick County
Kathleen Riley
Frederick County Battered Spouse Program
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Frederick
Barbara Grimes
Routzahn
MD. 355
North Market Street
Barbara Gtmes
Allen Routzahn
Washington Street
Elm Street
Frederick High
Koffee Kup
East Patrick Street
Jenkins Canning Factory
Routzahn’s
Bill
Allen
Charles
Bill” Grimes
Routzahn's
South Market Street
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Market St
B. Patrick St
Grimes
Quinn Road
Farm City Day Promotes Farm City Unity in Frederick County
Frederick County Farm Bureau Women plan Farm City Day on Wednesday October 16 at Court House Plaza Frederick. Theme Partners in Progress highlights farm urban cooperation with educational exhibits livestock and machinery displays plus a Brown Bag lunch for two dollars. Jane E. Smith and Nola B. Ramsburg lead organizers inviting business employees to participate by ordering lunches by Monday.
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Court House Plaza
Frederick
Partners In Progress
4-H Clubs
Future Farmers of America
Vo-Tech Center
Frederick County
Jane E. Smith
Nola B. Ramsburg
Farm City Day Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Largest closing day at Frederick Fair features daredevil displays
An October 12 1935 Frederick Fair close sees 20000 spectators enjoy daredevil acts from B Ward Beam's International Congress including auto pushball chariot rating and motorcycle stunts. Tivoli Theater prize drawing awards $5 first prize to O W Driver and $1.50 third prize to M Ridgely. A apple boiling event at Mrs Mary Burrier's home and a Frederick High School visit to Williams Observatory are noted.
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Frederick Fair
J. Alvine Fritz
John R. Webb
Tivoli Theater
O.W. Driver
M. Ridgely
Mary S. Burrier
Mount Pleasant
Hoffman
Hallie Burrier
Edna Burrier
Mary Rippeon
Nellie Burrier
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