Property Transfers in Johnsville and Surrounding Areas
Real estate notices detail sales to couples: Walter L. Zimmerman in Johnsville for about 11500 dollars. Thomas E. Holland and spouse sell 1302 Pinewood Drive to Thomas F. OToole and wife for about 22500 pounds. Alfred J. Knoll sells Grant Place Frederick property to John Francis Michel couple for about 19000 dollars. John Francis Micehel sells Woodsboro Election District property to R. Vernon Palmer couple for about 19006 dollars. Bernard H. Krueger sells Linganore District farm to Charles H. Smelser couple for about 45000 dollars.
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Johnsville
Walter L. Zimmerman
Thomas E. Holland
Pinewood Drive
Thomas F. O'Toole
Alfred J. Knoll
Grant Place
Frederick
John Francis Michel
John Francis Micehel
Woodsboro
R. Vernon Palmer
Bernard H. Krueger
Linganore
Charles H. Smelser
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Several deeds were recorded in the Clerk's Office. Francis A Ingalls sold Main street Middletown property to Charles Gouker and spouse for about 15000. Boote Guy Myers sold East Church street lot to Harrison and spouse for about 1200. Jesse M Pittinger sold Liberty Election District property to Samuel and spouse for about 23000. Pittinger also sold 198 acres and house in Liberty Election District to Hilde Glisan Carlos Glisan and June Glisan for about 325000. Newton W Cooper sold two Brunswick District properties to Charles Norris for about 12500. Hamilton Homes Inc sold two Walkersville District lots to George Seaton for about 15000. A lot and house in Westbrook sold to Norman Cronke and spouse for about 32000. John Gordon Lee sold Mt Airy property to John Anderson and spouse for about 16900. Charles W Peddicord Jr sold two Woodville District tracts to John Morgan Huwig for about 13500. Albert B Potts and spouse appear in listing.
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Francis A. Ingalls
Main Street
Middletown
Charles Gouker
Boote Guy Myers
East Church Street
Harrison J. Dion
Jesse M. Pittinger
Liberty
Samuel G. Tressier
Jesse M. Pistinger
Hilde F. Glisan
Carlos Glissan
June E. Glisan
Newton W. Cooper
Brunswick
Charles R. Norris
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Walkersville
George M. Seaton
Westbrook
Norman M. Cronke
American Day at Zagreb Fair Highlights Trade Ties
American Day opened at the 50th Zagreb International Fair with a large Yugoslav exhibit. U.S. Ambassador Karl Rankin welcomed guests at the American pavilion and noted growing trade between the United States and Yugoslavia from 1954 to 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Americas and Soviets Vie for Exposition Prestige
A crowded American pavilion drew the largest crowds while the Soviet display of heavy machinery showed strength but limited consumer goods advertising. At Baltimore, keeper Henry Hoernlein was bitten on the thumb by a habu snake and treated. in Washington Sen Hiram Fong called for gradual progress on civil rights, urging patience and education. In Rio de Janeiro, 40000 troops paraded to commemorate Brazil's independence anniversary.
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United States
Burt
Baltimore
Henry Hoernlein
Baltimore Zoo
Hoernlein
Mercy Hospital
Okinawa
Art Moore
Patience Aleged Washington
Senate
Tume
Hiram SL. Fong
Hawaii
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Leverett Sakerstall JR
Brazl
Sen. Fong
Portugal
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