Flooding Hits Ellicott City as Patapsco Rises
Ellicott City suffers widespread flood damage along Frederick Road as the Patapsco River rises over six feet. Flood gates at the mill race are blamed by some for the flooding of the Patapsco Flour Mills area, with several homes and businesses flooded and residents forced to move vehicles and seek detours. Velvet materials featured for upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Patapsco
Frederick Road
Harry Cooper
Frederick-Baltimore Road
William Hunt
H. C. Hill
Frederick-Baltimore
Four Mills
Dennis Cavey
Weiter
Grays
Farm Bureau Meetings Explain Milk Producers Work
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association outlines its plans at county meetings. H T Pancoast Purcellyiste of Loudoun County Va leads with O A Jamison of Washington DC and County Agent John McGill Jr and Prof Anion Burges as speakers. A future session is set for New Market in the high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Mt Pleasant
Lewistown
H T. Pancoast
Purcellyiste
Loudoun County
O. A. Jamison
Washington, D. C
John McGill, Jr
Anion Burges
New Market
Public meetings slated at Adamstown and Feagaville
A meeting at the public school in Jefferson is planned for the evening of the 13th and a grange meeting at the Feagaville public school on the evening of the 17th. Speakers Pancoast Jamison McGill and Burges will address each gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Jefferson
Feagaville
Messrs
Pancoast
Jamison
McGill
Burges
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Fllicott City
United States Weather Bureau
Frederick
Co-opeative Dairy Association
Maryland
Colin Campbell
Louise Vrussing
Jack Mulhald
THE
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Warner
Redfern
Warner Brothers
John D Hendrickso
Meritorn
North Market ST
Qathive
Central Trust Company
Emmitsburg, MD
Myersville, MD
Monrovia, MD
Thurmont, MD
Union Bridge, MD
Gover
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, Maryland
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
Betty
Jewelry
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