One Right Of Way Still Is Needed For Bridge Approach
State Roads Commission reports indicate one key right of way remains for the Maryland approach to the Potomac bridge at Point of Rocks. Progress noted, with completion aimed for late this year. Virginia side already secured and under construction. The bridge may open before the Maryland approach is finished, risking a delay on U S Route 15 through Frederick.
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Potomac River
Point of Rocks
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Frederick
Virginia
Virginia Roads Commission
George F. Hazelwood
Cumberland
It Took 100 Years To Develop Betty Coed
Oberlin college educators in 1837 opened coeducation by allowing women to attend recitations with men marking the start of coeducation in America. A century later Oberlin students celebrate with the elm shaded campus, brothersless life, and women joining dances sports and classes in lively campus scenes.
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Betty Coed
Oberlin
Aberlin College
America
Oberlin College
Bop
Antietam Battlefield Facts From a Fragment
The fragment recounts Antietam as the Civil War bloodiest battle with 2 108 killed and about 9500 wounded on the Union side. It places the action near Hagerstown in Maryland and cites opposing generals Robert E Lee and George McClellan.
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Antietam
Wastington County
Mittyland
Hagerstowe
Robert & Lee
Gee
Roo McClellan
Viniennes
Genesd
Leo
Montgomery church supper to aid cemetery upkeep
Clagettsville reports an upcoming Montgomery M P Church chicken and ham supper on Saturday September 18 from five to nine o'clock. Proceeds will go to cemetery maintenance. The item also notes local visits and movements including families visiting Norristown Baltimore Atlantic City and Washington D C with several names listed among the attendees and travelers.
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Joe Knight
Fuller Phobus
Carl A. Cline
Elinor Moxley
Seaford
Del
E. E. Caleman
Norman Hellison
Mae Moxley
Lorraine Watkins
Robert Etchison
Ramona
Bessie Becraft
Atlantic City
N. J
Sunday Dinner Guests of Mr and Mrs Hargett Freder ick
A fragment notes that and little daughter Betty Mae were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Hargett in Freder ick. It cites a historical statistic that between 1920 and 1930 the average net immigration into the United States was 300000 a year.
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National Zoological Park
Washington, D. C
H. W. Moxley
W. H. Perkinson
Winnie Jean
Vertie Watkins
S. D. Warfield
William Miller
Richard Miller
Carlton Moxley
Roby Thompson
A. H. Bowers
John Norwood
R. Dewey
B. J. Brandenburg
Ilda Moxley
Willie C. Moxley Brown
Betty Mae
Albert Hargett
Frederick
The
United States
Fragmentary war casualty note mentions South and Northern aims
A scrambled report notes casualties and strategic aims tied to a Confederate effort to influence Northern elections and gain recognition from European powers. It mentions Leo withdraw and a campaign to seize key towns and railroad stations, with references to advertisements.
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Paign
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Jupiter
Venus
Carol
Bucharest
Ferdinand
Marie
Aelen
Greece
Athens
Magda Lupescu
Ince
Paris
Helen
Stamn
Copoitenta
Aeupolia
Peter Pindar Pease
Society Girl
Weno
Ofex
PONT
Atorhal
Aera
Bennett
Clagettsville
Prudential
Imiour Od
Maryland-Virginia
Farm Agency
Baltimore
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Ormond
Ormono Hosiery Shop
N. Market Street
Cee
Airatep
Arrow Shoe Store
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
G. L. Baking CO
Frederick, MD
Bennett's
Shearan Eater
Couturier
Georgette
Royalty
Frederick's Fabrics Center
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