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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1946

Page

4

Taxicab Law Takes Effect October First in Frederick

The Frederick Mayor and Aldermen enacted three ordinances governing taxicab operations after nearly two years of discussion. The rules ban parking on West Patrick Street between Market and Court Streets except for loading and unloading, create a taxi stand on South Court Street, and regulate permits fees inspection and identification. All measures become effective October 1 with detailed provisions to be published. A separate request from about 20 business leaders sought Baker Park lighting and regrading for post dark softball play, backed by C Cyril Wie, city booster.

Frederick West Patrick Street Market Court Streets South Court Street Park Lights Baker Park C. Cyril Eae Ee Toy Cibae Ee Wie Soest

SSS Tonio Tonic Promised to Restore Blood Strength

An old advertisement extols SSS Tonio Tonic as a cure for low blood strength and anemia non-organic, claiming the 555 Toule formula activates digestion and boosts energy. It promises improved appetite, weight, resistance, and overall vitality with vigorous blood flow and firmer flesh.

SSS Tonic

City approves league field project and spring training use

The meeting saw approval for a league field project with a sub committee to coordinate with city officials. The Sunbury Yankees gain spring training access to Sand Tickle Agei next year after positive reception from last season. Also approved were salaries for city officials and an ordinance to remove useless trees along sidewalks.

Klein R. Ames Hendrickson A. R.remsberg Alin G. Quinn Jon Rhod Stick Camp Detrick Sunbury Yankees Interstate Baseball League Ned Zeller Chamber of Commerce Richard E. Zimmerman Lillie R. Myers

Selby Rowe reunion at Pine Mar Camp on Aug 25

The Selby Rowe reunion drew 100 plus attendees at Pine Mar Camp near Taneytown. A noon basket lunch followed, with officers retained: President Walter Selby, Vice President Lawrence Smith, Secretary Mrs Mary Le Gore, Treasurer Miss Pauline Markle. A 2:30 pm program featured Rev Peters of Hanover Church of God and Rev Clarence Helwig.

Selby-Rowe Pine Mar Taney Town Walter Selby Lawrence Smith Mary le Gore Pauline Markle Mr Peters Hanover Church of Gool Clarence Helwig Altoona

Roddy Barn Destroyed in Thurmont Fire

Thurmont volunteer firefighters battled a Tuesday night blaze at the Frank A. Roddy farm in Franklinville destroying an 18-stanchion barn hay-barracks fodder rick and grain. The 1200 year old residence was saved and a horse tethered there was rescued. cattle were not present. Firefighters focused on saving the residence as flames threatened adjoining outbuildings. The loss amount was not yet calculated and insured status was indicated.

Thurmont Frank A. Roddy Franklinville Guardian Hose Co

Lovettsville Area Burned Farm and Nearby Visits Noted

Cause of the Ere is unknown. In addition to the buildings burned, about half the farm's hay crop of this season, 181 bushels of oats and an unannounced amount of heat were lost. Lovettsville visits are noted for Mr. and Mrs. Ned McKenzie of Cumberland and others. Several local residents and visitors from Detroit, Chicago, Hanover, Frederick, and Medford are mentioned in brief social notes.

Lovettsville Ned McKenzie Cumberland Ruth Fletcher Otho P. Spring Nellie Spring Corrine Leister Medford Milton Blair Detroit Mich W. E. Smith M. Beatty, Jr Chicago Elizabeth Everhart

Washington shopping with family and local visit noted

Mrs Winnie Myers and her children Pete and Patsy along with Miss Dot Potterfield spent Wednesday in Washington shopping. Mr and Mrs Raymond Chinn visited Mrs Chinns parents Mr and Mrs W W Butler in Haymarket Virginia. Mrs Butler is recovering at home after a serious operation at Warrenton Virginia hospital. CASE POSTPONED Hawkins route 3 Gaithersburg charged with drunken driving to be tried Monday originally set for tomorrow arrest August 31 lib 1000 bond.

Winnie Myers Pete Patsy Dot Potterfield Washington Raymond Chinn Chinn W .W. Butler Haymarket Wilson Hawkins Gaithersburg Jis Liberty

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