Concrete Shoulder Pouring on Georgetown Pike
Work to pour concrete for road shoulders on the Georgetown pike between Frederick and the Monocacy bridge began Saturday. By Tuesday, 2700 feet had been completed on the west side. Concrete shoulders will occur on both sides of the two and eight tenths mile Hub, with completion expected about October 10. Maintenance work also underway on Woodsburg pike resurfacing two miles from Ceresville to Walkersville. Completion will connect Frederick with Ceresville Walkersville Woodsboro Ladiesburg Ker Mar to Middleburg Carroll County, linking to Westminster Taneytown New Windsor and Union Bridge. A link between Frederick and Westminster via Mt Pleasant Liberty Oak Ridge to New Windsor near the Carroll county line remains under completion with a half mile in Frederick and 1 4 10 miles in Carroll not yet finished. Concrete work is paused on the Frederick county end while rocks are prepared along Sam's Creek. The project aims to deliver two modern highways to Westminster, Gunpowder power discussed in a note on explosive power of nitrocellulose but remains nonessential to the main road work.
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Georgetown Pike
Vrederick
Frederick Junction
Ruidgeville- Gaithersburg
Benderson’s Corner
Damascus
State Heads Commission
Woodsburg Pike
Ceresvile
Walkersville
Ceresville
Woodsboro
Frederick
Ladiesburg
Ker Mar
Middlebrean Carioll County
Westminster
Taneytown
New Windsor
Tnion Bridge
Mt Pleasant
Liberty
Oak Richard
Buffalo
Carroll County
Buffalo Road
W. F Childs
Frederick County
Sam’s Creek
Fresherick
FIGHTERS FINED FOR STREET FIGHTING IN CITY COURT
Jerome F Hoffman and Conard Williams were fined $10 each for fighting on the streets after a dispute that escalated into a brawl. Williams also charged with assault and battery. Hoff man acquitted on that count with sentence suspended pending costs. Officers halted the melee as witnesses testified to the exchange of words and blows on the street.
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Jerome F. Hoffman
Conard Willams
Sherman P. Bowers
Holman
Williams
Wilams
Hiltner
Case Settlement Ends Local Dispute Near Woodsboro
At a Woodsboro hearing before Justice Harry C Doreus Cy rus E Wedile and Clarence Gibson aged about 19 settled amiably. The assault and battery charge against Gibson was dismissed after Wedile claimed Gibson drove through his farm field and that Gibson cursed and threatened him. Both parties agreed to settle without further trial and no ill feeling remains.
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Harry C Doreus
Woodsboro
Cyrus E Wedile
Clarence Gibson
Gibson
Weddle
Doreus
Weddle Gibson
County News Notes and Local Gatherings Report
August social visits include Mig Aimiy Johison of Baltimore and families from Frederick and Mt. Carmel. Gaithersburg Knights of Columbus elect officers. Sunday gatherings at Dublin and Bethel with multiple local residents and visitors. The clipped notes mention a train accident cow joke and a quip about a stenographer wife.
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Pleasant
William Hageler
Mig
Aimiy Johison
Baltimore
Mars
John Blottingbergernd
Virginia
Ea Rogers
New Windsor
Bradly Sponcellor
Mt. Carmel
Jesse Hassler
Ransom
Leonard
Frank Monroe
Jessie
Isabel
Catherine
Frederick
Chas
Wassler
Atlantic City
Klefe Wiles
Harry Hassler
Elmer Whipp
Bethel
Dublin
George W Bell
George W. Bell
N. W. Bell
Howard County
J. R. Costello
Philadelphia
Earle G. Bell
Grayson
Irving Bell
Mary Elizabeth
Harriet
Paul
Ethel Eteler
Mt Airy
Viola Wachter
Austin Bell
Emory Bell
Leroy Crosier
Robert Crosier
Helen Wachter
Police Court Outcomes And A Long Africa Expedition
Thelma Williams and Albert Williams faced Justice Bowers for disorderly conduct and alcohol related charges. both found guilty and jailed for fines in default. Richard Potts and wife were fined for disorderly conduct. Miss Muriel Grant, 22, departed New York for Africa on a seven month big game hunting expedition.
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Thelma Williams
Albert Willams
Justice Bowers
Willams
Richard “Dick’ Potts
Sherman P. Bowers
Muriel Grant
New York
Africa
Hospital Board Meets Report of August Findings
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Lady Managers at Frederick City Hospital convened Tuesday morning at 10 o clock. The August monthly report was presented outlining operations, finances, and administrative activities for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Norning
Patient care figures and notices in brief
Readable items show counts for admissions discharges and payments with mentions of births and deaths. The fragment notes treatment status and partial payments across categories with a call to subscribe for The News.
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United States
U. S
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City and Frederick Junction
Jerome Hoffman
Conard Williams
Magis
County News
MT. Pleasant
Texas Ranger
Maryland
Department of Music
Henry T. Wade
Mary H. Filler
Gladys E. Warren
Cornelia
Bjorlee
Edgar T. Paul
Jessie H. Newgeon
Ethel McNutt
Brodbeck Hall
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Hotel Frederick
Second and Market Sts
MR. Coolidge
Frederick, Md
Federal
THE
Potomac Edison CO
Quaker City Cleaners and Dyers
Market St
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
Ion Ul, Bla Wey Tig
National Bank
Vau
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
McCleery
Jewelry Store
No. Market St. Frederick,md
the Pearce Pharmacy
Marxland
ATA
State of
County of Frederick
Hammond Clary
Arthur B. Doll
Frank Y. Staub, R.& J. Dutrow, Eli G. Haugh
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